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PAGE 6 TERRACE BAY NEWS MARCH I4, I973 What Caught My Eye - cont'd from page 4 aie pets in the U.S., it has to be a big business ...... The Changing Times Dept.: A 1962 newspaper ran a photo of a U.S. actress picked as Miss Army Recruiting Girl. It was a photo of Jane Fonda ...... Remember the Crisco Kid? All right, if you do, can you remember the name of Cisco's partner? And also the name of Crisco's horse? The sidekick was call- ed Pancho the 'horse, Diablo... Dun- can Renaldo, who starred as Crisco Kid in the 50's, is now 68 years old and his horse, Diablo, is still alive at the age of 33 ...... Those rumors a few years ago that the Leaning Tower of Pisa was slanting more and more every year and was in dan -ger of someday falling, was only part- ly true. Experts say that the Tower didn't budge during I972. The 800-year -0ld Tower even withstood an earth tremor last year without falling. It is currently I4 feet off centre with the slant increasing by less than 1/25 of an inch annually They've developed a train in England that travels at over I00 miles an hour and never actually touches the tracks. It's called an Hovertrain and it was built at a cost of $I3 million in U.K. government funds. The special tracks used for the train cost something like $2.5 million a mile, so it appears the Hovertrain's life will be shortlived . In Philadelphia, the city's mounted policemen are getting tail-lights. Their horses will wear white luminous leg stockings and a rump sheet to make them more visible to motorists at night The portable, battery-operating tail~- lights for the officers will be mounted on their backs CHERYL' DUNCAN WEDS IN THUNDER BAY Cheryl Iris Duncan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Duncan of Terrace Bay, was united in marriage with Stephen Donald Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Johnson of Thunder Bay. The wedding took place at 5 p.m., February 24th in St. Paul's Anglican Church, with Rev. Donald Landon officiating. Mrs. F. Higgins was the organist and Mrs. M. Luck was the soloist. Jd. Mrs. Wendy McDonald, Sault Ste. Marie; Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore traditional white. sister, Mrs. Wendy McDonald was the Matron of Honour and her niece, Tina : Maycock was the bridesmaid. i The best man was Allan Johnson, brother of the groom, and the ushers were Greig Bain, Brian Bureyko and John Lyon. The reception was held at the home of the groom's parents, where Mrs. Duncan received with Mrs. Johnson. ; The toast was proposed by Hugh Hamilton Prior to her wedding, the bride was entertained a showers held by Mesdames L.L. Littleford, N.E. Littleford, and R. Bicknell, Thunder Bay and in Terr- ace Bay at the home of Mrs. Rose ; Dakin, assisted by Mesdames J. Clancy, J. Teniuk and C. Barker. 1 Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. John Teniuk, Mr. and Mrs. George Rouhiainen and Aila, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hamilton, Terrace Bay; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lennox, Oakville; Steve Gilpin, Scarborough; Peter MacKinnon, Marion Munroe, London Don Pugsley, Holly Johnson, Mississau- ga; Cynthia Lepper, Toronto; Mrs. i Anita Maycock, Tina Maycock, Brantford Her 3 Allan Johnson, Montreal. The couple will reside at 30I Indian Road, Toronto I54. LEGION BOWLING The Corvettes were the high bowlers on Friday night. They took 7 points. Standings to March 9th - Irish Regi- = ment -85; Spitfires -66; Corvettes =53 Bombardiers -52%; Cameron Highlanders -471%. 1 There are only two league nights Of bowling remaining, but it is possible for the Spitfires to end up in first = place. If there are 9 points or less separating the two top teams, the Jans 5th post-poned games will have to be = bowled; with the Irish Regiment gettir the bye. J Games over 200: J. Fisher 249; S. Boyd 208; Paulette Coupal 245; N. Chop ty 207; B. St. Louis 228,2I5; M. Milks 20I; D. Coupal 288; G. Churney 206,27 E. Hammann 204,200; E. Beddard 233,224 H. Cooke 238,208; M. Pluta 206,215,222 H. Milks 227; A. Daley 242, 20I.