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MARCH 25, 1971 TERRACE BAY NEWS MEN'S CURLING CLUB NEWS Results of second-round curling: (Men's League - Wednesday) = Ist = B. McDonald -7W-2L; 2nd - - 6W-3L; 3rd - H. Hamilton = 5W=-4L; 4th - K. Johnson-D. Baron - 4W=-5L; 5th - H. Solly-J. Chapman - 3W-6L; éth - B. Roberts=L. Crockford=M. Koski B. Hayes - TW-8L. The third round has begun and will be completed by the first week of April. Annual Men's Bonspiel: This important event will be held April 1-2-3. A full slate of entries is expected again this year. TERRACE BAY WELCOMES FATHER GREENGRASS An informal coffee hour was held on Sunday afternoon from 12 to 2 p.m. in St. Martin's Church to provide an opportunity for the people of hall, Terrace Bay to meet and welcome Father Greengrass, newly installed Parish Priest at St. Martin of Tours. Ross Mitchell welcomed members of the Community Church and St. Martin's and introduced Father Greengrass to them. Tea, coffee and dainties were served by Mesdames J. Caccamo, C. Mac- Donald and J. Santerre. Sympathy is expressed to Mrs. Ted Young and family on the passing of Mrs. Young's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Bell, of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. Donations to the Community Church Memorial Organ Fund may be made by contacting Mrs. M. Lundberg by calling 3698. COUPLE HONORED ON 25TH Mr. and Mrs. Leo Phillips were honored on their 25th Wedding Anniversary at a party held in the Masonic Hall. Beverly Phillips, home from Duncan, B.C. for this special occas- ion, had the honor of pinning a Gil Ine real thing. A membership in Ine world's biggest and best... «es and it costs less than a nickle a day. Contact Area Representative: * Mr. Mel Nicol, Phone 825 - 3510, Terrace Bay or OML NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO CLUB, 585 Memorial Ave. Thunder Bay. 4 : continued page 9 .. | a corsage on her mother. Lloyd Phillips, home with his wife Bonnie, from Inverhuron, presented his Dad with a Boutinniere. Leo Phillips pinned a corsage on Mrs. Phyllis Lepper, who had been Marg's Maid of Honor. Marvin Osmar made the presentation, which was a gift of money from their friends and was fashioned on two crossed silver hockey sticks. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips also received a kitchen suite from their family and a cup and saucer and a vase from other well wishers. Leo responded with thanks and Lloyd also thanked all those who had contributed fo and planned the party. Dancing was enjoyed to the music of Doug Moore. A midnight buffet supper was served by hostesses Elaine Zwir, Maybelle Weberg, Norma Crockford, Arlene Osmar and Barb Mendelin. Visitors from out of town were Bev - Duncan, B.C; Lloyd and Bonnie, In- verhuron; Kelly and Miss Veb Levesague Manitouwadge; Shirley, her husband, Ron Inglemann, White River; Mr. and Mrs. H. Dale, Fort Frances; Mrs. Grace