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Page 10 : TERRACE BAY NEWS November 23, 1967 Then with their caravan they moved through lines of Guides holding welcome signs and were presented to Captain Andrea Hill and Lieut. Mrs. E.C.Prinsefaar and Mrs. Edna Cocks. Following the ceremony Guides and Brownies held a sing-song around a campfire with Guide Cathy Bottomley leading. The evening ended with the dismissal prayer and taps sung by each group. Others taking part were Ist. pack Tawny Owls Mrs. J. Bromley, Mrs. J. Kulmatycki and 2nd. pack Tawny Owls Mrs. J. Sisson, and Mrs. B.Huard. Guides Dale Sisson and Shiela McParland. Mrs. Shack thanked the parents attending and the C.W.L. who sponsor the groups. REMEMBRANCE DAY (from Page 11) 'Following a minute silence, the Lords Prayer was recited by the entire school. The choir sang "O Valiant Heart" and "Men of Canada". Rev. J.M. Cano spoke briefly reminding them of how fortunate they are to live in a peaceful country where there is no fear of.bomibs and battles and it is at this time that we should pay tribute to those who gave their lives that we may live in freedom. Mr. & Mrs. H. Lawrence leave for the Soo on Friday to attend a farewell gathering for their son Marshall , his wife and family before they leave for work as translators in New Guinea December |. In the Lawrence's absence, Mr . R. Affleck will take charge of Sunday School and Mr. Ron Sheffield of Port Arthur will bring the evening message at 7 p.m. Sunday. In a candlelight ceremony | ast Monday evening Carol Ferland was enrolled into the Ist. Schreiber Guide Company. Open letter to Town Council, Community Organiza tions, interested persons, Churches, Church Organiza tions in the Township of Schreiber - Town Talk meeting, November 26 at 8 p.m. in the Guild Hall. When the seventy representatives of the Churches of Schreiber closed the meeting which was organized around the topic "The Christian & Politics" a motion was unanimously passed that other such meetings would be held. The opinion was expressed that the topic for discussion should be limited to local con- cerns. Within these terms of reference a meeting of Nov- ember 26 is hereby called under the general theme "Urgencies for Progress". We are inviting the residents of Schreiber to attend this meeting for the purpose of discussion and action. The theme will be discussed under the following topics - Employment, Recreation, Mental Health. ae Front - L.toR. Mary Bourke, Brenda Cebrario, Donna Mo- Grath. Back - Tawny Owl J. Sisson, Madam Commissioner M. Shack, Tawny Owl Betty Huard. Photo by M. Furlonger. NEW GUIDES AND LEADERS CHOSEN A Centennial theme was used for the Fly-Up ceremony at the Guild Hall when 14 Brownies few Gp to Guides. When the Centennial Caravan rolled in, it carried 12 Brownies who were flying up and. two walking up. Flying up were Mary Bourke, Mary Figliomeni, Linda Singleton, Donna McGrath from Ist.pack and walking up was Darlene Fummerton. Flying up from 2nd. pack were Elda Holland, Alma Cenerelli, Brenda Cebrario, Rosanne Speziale, Paula Gauthier Linda Huard, Denise Perras, and walking up was Lucy Racioppi . The Brownies assembled at the toadstool and were presented with wings and cert- ificates by Madam Commissioner Mary Shack, assisted by Brown Owls Mrs. Marcella Cebrario and Mrs. Agnes Dietrich. Rev. Father J. M, Cano, Rev. E.C. Prinselaar. Port Arthur Board of Education will offer a training program for service station attendants starting November 27. Succ- essful graduates will be recognized by industry in the form of higher starting slery than that of an untrained employee. The 16 week course will include several aspects of the work. For further information apply immediately to nearest Man- power office or call the Adult Education Centre, Memorial Avenue.