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TERRACE BAY NEWS ¢ FEBRUARY 5, 1975 ] | THE NEWS THIS WEEK ytely this issue is missing from our files. ) - FEBRUARY 4, I960 sen Kurylo wes the surprise guest of honour last ning when a Stork Shower was held for her at the . Yvonne Rochon. Seated in a decorated chair f honour received many beautiful beby gifts from basket. Mrs. Marge Santerre and Mrs. Peggy ted the hostess in serving luncheon at the son- the party. : 3 fris was ten years old on the 25th of January week ahead BY DR. A.W. DAMIS Forecast Period: February 9 to February 15 This week, a friendship might drop in value, of 19 all things, because you'll receive special treat- ment from a member of the opposite sex. Jealousy plays a big, big role! A lucky break might cause your spirit to soar, 20 as well as your desire to spend. See that a little money isn't pariayed into a--long term debt. The indecisiveness of someone in authority 20 might be the reason for your being overlooked at your job or project. Look around for an op- portunity you might hear about. D Bluntly, it's not a good time to buy. Many under 7 22 your sign are prone to deception. Please, please steer clear of any 'get rich schemes." Gentle manipulation, wheeling and dealing, is in . 22 order. It's time to plunge and speculate. What © you do this week, financially, will pay off heavily, in the long haul. Pessimism blooms in full glory for most mem- £. 22 bers of your sign. Good fortune sometimes hides behind a minor reversal. Hang on you'll turn a loser into a winner! This cosmic cycle might come on as being, bo 22 rather, dull. Nonetheless, there's a new roman- tic twist--under a veneer of boredom. 4 Something you buy, especially an an- .21" tique--should be an excellent long term invest- ment. Many under your sign will do well--in purchasing used items. IUS Usually, decisions based on gossip and hearsay ..21 . are deadly. This cosmic cycle, however, an old 3 friend has information that could be helpful. Check into it! iN Take your stand, Capricorn. According to your 1. 19 chart, a member of the opposite sex will push you into doing things you don't want to do. S Passing the buck, seems to be in the general y. 18 scheme of things. This week, you'll become 3 ultra sensitive to other people's shortcomings. There's an old saying that could apply to you, r. 20 this week. What is it? You always hurt the one you love--think about it! LITY PROFILE : » Sign Analysis, send the day, month, year and place of birth, plus ostage and handling to Dr. Andrew W. Damis, P. O. Box 12766, g, Florida 33733. 3 . year Elizabeth has gtudied under two pros, Barbara Hutcheen . celebrated with a party to which she invited nine girl friends. y i Synishin had her tenth birthday party on February Ist when with the help of five guests, fun was had playing games. Charlene Pineault assisted Mrs. Synishin and the girls returned home with their treats. 10 YEARS AGO - FEBRUARY 4, I965 «~~ = 'oi All Terrace Bay will thrill to the achievement of one 2 of their young figure skaters, Elizabeth Hayes, daughter of Re | Mr. and Mrs. B. Hayes, who against twelve competitors this weekend in Coppercliff, was judged Junior ladies Champion for Northern Ontario and Quebec. Elizabeth, now skating out of Port Arthur Club while attending school there this term, received her training in Winnipeg with Desira Skene and the previous summer in Sehumacher with Hans Cershweiler. This : in Port Arthur and Ivy Pattison in Terrace Bay. Mrs. Betty Bouchard of Terrace Bay, a double Gold Judge, who had been oalled in the judging of the Sectional Figure Skating Championships in Coppersliff, remarked that Eliza- beth was & real oredit to Terrace Bay, though unfortunately ' | not skating out of here this year, and had given a very nice programme. MINOR HOCKEY NEWS: In Pee Weg house league action Saturday, the league leading Leafs were again defeated in a close game with Canadians 4-3, The Canadians scored the winning goal || with only a few seconds left in the game. Ed Zwaresh led the Canadians with two goals, including the winner, with R. Zwaresh and Zielke scoring the other goals. For the Leafs = 1% was Papineau with two goals and R. Matuzak with a single. The second game saw the Hawks defeat the Bruins by a ~~ soors of 3-0, to move into 2nd place, four points behind the Leafs. Cord Calvin, Rousseau and Hermes blinked the light for the Hawks. : #3 After a three year ternure in Red Rook, the oratorical trophy moved this yeer to Terrace Bay as Carole Gaudet of | the Terrace Bay High School was awarded first place in the Senior Awards Division Friday evening. Presentation of the Senior Awards was made by Mr. Mel Nicol, Grand Knight of Ste' Edward's Council with 2nd prize going to Boyd Drake of i] Schreiber. Mr. Sanford Chicoine, Deputy Knight, awarded the. Junior prizes to Doug Crosby of Marathon and 2nd place to N Denise Hardey of Red Rock. 4 5 YEARS AGO - FEBRUARY 5, 1970 "MINOR HOCKEY NEWS: - Approximately I80 adults paid to attend the program arranged by the Terrace Bay Minor Hockey Assoc- jation in observance of Minor Hockey Week aoross Canada. % One hundred and ten hockey players partioipated. A total estimate of 4OO attended. Reeve W.E. Cavanaugh tossed the puck at the start of the first game which saw Blue Pee Wee battle to & 2-2 tie with the Red Pee Wees. #4 Prizes were distributed to the winners of a poster con- test held to publicize the event. Terrace Bay Sports and | | Reo Co-ordinator Jerry Dupas presented $5. to Janet Roberts, $3 to Ron Lapenskie and $2 to Carla Calder, who places Ist, ond and 3rd in the contest. i Cheer leaders from Terrace Bay High School - Paulette i Duquette, Jane Persson, Linda Kennedy, Joan Belliveau (lead= er), Cathy Graham, Wendy McMillan and Jackle Turner kept e thusiasm at a high pitch with their spirited antics during A] play. ; wi In recognition of his untiring efforts to promote hockey in Terrace Bay, Lester Legault was presented with a Sorell by A. Chisholm. oa i FIRST EROWNIE PACK ENROLLMENT - It was dark as six little tweonies led by Snowy Owl made their way through the enchar ted forest. All of a sudden there was & twinkling of fairy light and Brownies sang to welcoise into their ring the new Brownies - Marie Rochon, laura Caccamo, Maureen Pytyok, A] Kathryne lang, Cathy Dakin and Pamela Calder. continued page 5 eesec0se00000s00