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PAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS JANUARY 28, 1971 T LENT NIGHT - Cont'd from Page 2 ... ass bly joined in. Ihe "Legion Belles", Dorothy Coupal, Dodie Bougie, Ethel Boyd, Dorothy Koski, Pam Jones and Dorothy Ballentine, calling themselves the "3 Dots, a Dash, a Comma and a Question Mark" sang a rousing song . Jim Beddard, who claimed he couldn't sing or dance, offered to tell a Newfie joke. Pam Jones exhibited her talent at the piano, play- ing Love is Blue. Freda Boucher, with her guitar and Howie Cook with his guitar, gave a lovely solo = "Me and Bobby McGee." The Girls - this time dressed as "Klondike Lous" sang a lusty song called "Trips." Howie Cook sang a song next, accompanied by Len Pineault on the violin. Dave Gunter and Len Pineault and Howie Cook perfomed a number on violins and guitars. Freda Boucher and Howie Cook with two guitars combined their voices very well on "Wedding Bells." The Legion Belles, as the last of Red Hot Mamas sang a song - "I'm Walking in My Winter Under- wear ". Showing spectacular talent, David Mercier played two numbers on the Flamenco guitar. To finish the evening talent show, Lou Berthelot of Manitouwadge gave a monologue . Mrs. Gunter thanked all the performers and the audience for their attendance. Dancing followed and lunch was served by the members of the Auxi- liary. TWEENIES ENROLLED The 2nd Terrace Bay Brownie Pack enrolled three Tweenies on January 14th, 1971, in the Dutch motif. Each sixer was required to bring one Tweenie through the arbor, decorated with tulips, to the magic pool and Mrs. Cadieux enrolled them in the usual manner. Each girl was then given a dutch hat and a wind- mill with a Brownie book-mark attached. The parents then j oined the girls in games and a Continued next column seeee eo Caan pape i "g. BIRCH GROVE MOTEL 316 Walker St., 2 blocks south of the Nor-West Motel Quiet Zone -- Centrally Located 8 Fully Modern Housekeeping Units and Overnight Units Ideal Couple. Group and Family Accommodations e Hot Water Tank in Each Unit eo Guest Controlled Heat e Double Stainless Steel Sink e Electric Range e Refrigerator e Group Rates ¢ Free Cable TV e Radio se Ice Box 277, Schreiber, Ontario, Canada Phone - 824-2501 I _ CONTACT YOUR , DRESSWELL MAN TODAY! CALL-824-2250 for PICK UP and DELIVERY. FREE YOURSELF from WASHDAY DRUDGERY D WELL = = DELUX LiMiTED 2 {rd sing-song . Tea and cake was served and Brownie Taps closed the evening. Photos Below = by M. Lundberg First Picture - L to R - Tweenies Carol Ann Osmar, Gwen Melnyk and Rose Ann Cvitkovich. Second Picture - L to R - Leaders, Mrs. A. Cadieux Mrs. M. McBride and Mrs. S. Merkley.