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TERRACE BAY NEWS MAY 22, I975 ow selling flowers made by the Residents ood Terrace for Mother's Day. Proc- 0 the McCausland Hospital Building ctured are Heather Saranpaa, Brownie; icol, buying flowers, and Mindy rownie. Brownies sell- ing flowers - Kim Korzinski and Janet Chappel. Photos by Pam Jones. own displaying the fish caught by Zny. Rainbow trout, 9 1lbs., 30" long . Photo by Pam Jones. ENT : ay 26th - L.A. to Guides and Brown- ar meeting, 7:30 p.m. Community sement. Julie Rattray, music teacher held a recit- al of her students on April 29th in the Lake Superior Public School. Photo below - Jennifer Kodila presenting Mrs. Rattray with a bouquet of flowers after the recital. On May 9th Mr. Peter Vanderkam held a music recital at the Community Church. He is pictured below with some of his students. Mark Vanderkam, Gary Salesse, Ken Churney, Jeff McKague, Randall Kushnieryk and Alan McKague. Photos by Pam Jones. TERRACE BAY POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT Forty-four occurrences were reported for the period May 4th to May I9th. On May 9th as the result of complaints police conducted 'an enquiry into violations of Liquor Control Act at the Terrace Bay Beach. No charges were laid and a quantity of liquor was seized. One accident occurred involving one vehic- with damage estimated at $750.00. Two charges under the Liquor Control Act and four charges under the Highway Traffic Act were laid. Bl SE ante FER continued page 15 ...... ®