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April 27, 1967 ne First Photo: Claire Power, Beth Macadam, Cora Ribout, Jackie Tremblay, Colleen Gled. Commisso, Harold Shack, Front: Kevin Scott, Brian Hiller, Danny Gellert. Danny Gellert, B.Hiller, --- C.Commisso, D.Filane, C.Ribout, C.Power, M.Cook and M.Holmes. KINETTES 18TH ANNUAL FASHION SHOW HELD The President, Beulah Speziale, welcomed those attending atthe 18th annual fashion show of Schreiber Kinettes, sponsored this year by Walker's, Fort Willia Mrs. Gladys Irving, commentator, described the styles for various occasions, with orange the predominant color, followed by lime and lemon. Tent dresses and straight shifts are tops in the fashion parade, used for both day and evening wear. Wash and wear Arnel and Terylenes are favourites with travel knits very popular. Children this spring are wearing A-line frocks and shifts, and Tee-Kays are in favour with both girls and boys. In these Tee Kays the dominant colours are chili, mustard and relish - all the hotdog shades. Following the show coffee and lunch was served. ROSSPORT NEWS Visitors to the Lakehead recently were: Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Page and children, Miss Patsy Gerow, Mrs. W. Schelling, and Mrs. P.Sully, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Gerow accompanied by Mrs. P.Testori, Mrs. Len Ibey, Miss Lorraine Seppala. Mr. & Mrs. Mike Wannikamik and children returned Saturday from Port Arthur and Quetico Centre where they spent the past five months. Mrs. Bill Hubelit is a patient in Terrace Bay hosp- ital . Mrs. F .Page opened a hairdressing parlour in her home on Church Street doing shampoo, wave set, lipping and tinting. This is a boon to local ladies. TERRACE BAY NEWS Page 12 Photos by Inez McCuaig. Male Models middle photo: Back Cosimo Third Photo: Front K.Scott, S.Johnson, Donna and B.Macadeam, M.Furlonger, Back: HeShack, E.Fournier, compound ankle fracture, sprained ankle and cuts © on hand and forehead. She was treated by Mrs Pam Jones, Donna Chapman, Lorraine Belliveau and Wendy MacMillan. Paulette Duquette , was treated for an.injured ear, a simple leg fracture, cut leg, burned arm and broken finger. Her First Aid was applied by Mrs. Mary Brant Claire Belliveau, Kristine Chepelsky, Denise Rochon, and Geraldine Belliveau. Wendy MacMillan was treated twice, once by fello patients, Beverly Legault and Leslie Cotton and also by Mr. George Burns, who was ei the test for his medallion. Leslie Cotton was treated by Mr. Ferguson. candidates passed their tests successfully. All