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OCTOBER 14, 1971 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 13 Rossport Town Topics - cont'd from page 12 Alfred Ray has left to holiday with relatives in Ear Falls, Ontario. Roberto Schmidlin and Aril Betancourt, the two young men who started out from Concepcion, Chile, S.A. in 1967 driving a 1929 Dodge sedan arrived in Rossport Monday afternoon afternoon after driving 69,573 miles through 16 countries, 42 states, 10 provinces and 1 territory. During their long journey they had only seven breakdowns, the last one in Rossport. PINEWOOD COURT AUX. TEA - OCT. 23 Mrs. Ken Davis presided over the meeting of the Schreiber Chapter of Pinewood Court Auxiliary held on October 6th. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. W. Clemens. Letters from Mrs. Jean Ditmars and Mrs. T. Delvecchio of the Thunder Bay Auxiliary brought greetings and best wishes. The Walkathon on September 18th was considered a great success with ninety-one walkers participat- ing and approximately $800. was realizes. Prizes for bringing in most receipts werz won by Don and Lea Courtnery. Reaching home base first were Bruce Hiller, Pat Webb, and Lawrence McParland who also shared a prize. Sincere thanks and appreciation is extended to all who participated and assisted with the Walkathon. It was decided to donate one thousand dollars to the Pinewood Court Bus Fund in Thunder Bay. Mrs. K. Davis will present this cheque in person to the Administrator of the Home, in the near future. Plans were made for the annual membership tea and bake sale to be held on Saturday, October 23rd in the Town Hall from 2:30 to 4:30. Con- vener will be Mrs. Beth Macadam with committee of Mrs. K. Davis, Mrs. W. Clemens and Mrs. |. Harness. The tea is open to the public and citizens in town will be contacted for donations cf baking. There will also be door and draw prizes. PARTRIDGE MAKES WRONG TURN OFF - by Terry-Lynn Birch - Schreiber Public School . While sitting in the Grade eight room doing our Geography there was an awful noise. We all jumped. This was an unexpected accident. Mr. Quinton went in the office. Right away every- one thought of a rock. But of all things it was a partridge. So he went around to show everyone. Then everyone yelled! Can | have it? So Mr. Quinton told Bruce that he could have it. He went into the teachers room and put it in a bag and gave it to him. When Mr. Cressman came in with an astonished look on his face, he asked Mr. Quinton what had happened. He said "we just threw a pupil out the window". But of course he was just kidding. It was really a partridge. On our way to our home room Bruce said "Now | can go home and tell my mother | shot a partridge at school ." THE OWL'S HOOT THOUGHT OF THE WEEK "The politician's promises of yesterday are the taxes of today." - W.L. Mackenzie King SOCCER TOURNAMENT On October 2, the Schreiber Campus soccer team, travelled to Manitouwadge to participate in a Soccer Tournament. The Schreiber team lost out against Wawa, but not without a struggle. Schreiber was down by a score of 4-0, but through sheer determina- tion pulled within one goal in the second half of the game, before losing by a score of 5-3. The goal getters were Dennis Zborowski with two goals, and Brian Ray with a single. SCIENCE 26 FIELD TRIP On October 1, students from Second-Year Science class, under the direction of Mr. Hayman, went on a field trip south of Schreiber to study wood- land and grassland communities. Half the group was assigned to study an area which consisted of 100 square meters of dense woodland. Collecting data such as tree populations, in comparison to the number of shrubs and saplings, was only a small part of the agenda for the day. Soil and litter sam- ples, leaves and various insects were brought back to the school for further study. The grassland community, an area of five square cont'd page 14....... Pawr EL 3} ~ .