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PAGE 14 TERRACE BAY NEWS ' ROSSPORT SOCIAL, SPECTRUM: Cont'd Mr. and Mrs. Peter King and family of Espan- ola were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gerow on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bruley and family and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bruley and family of Thunder Bay spent the weekend at their summer home here. Robert Bouchard of Marathon spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Bouchard Miss Lorraine Seppala spent the past week visiting her mother, Mrs. T.F. Seppala in Thunder Bay. Now that the bay and lakes are cleared of ice, sportsmen turn to angling. So far this spring fishing has been good and getting better. Many local sportsmen, young and old, have been successful catching some fine lake trout and coaster's off the docks. In fact the luck was started New Year's day when Hilton Mushquash caught a four pounder coaster off the Govern- ment dock. Young Joey Kenney of Terrace Bay caught a five pound lake trout and some small coasters while fishing with his grandfather, R.T. Kenney. - Grandfather wasn't so 'lucky as he caught, or hooked a fine specimen of a { trout that appeared to be about eight or ten { pounds but lost it when he and his grandson supply some pleasant sport. attempted to land it. Stocking the lake with trout fingerlings from Dorion Hatchery has been going on the, past week by Wm. Schelling with his tug, the Claralee. These will grow into some two to six pounds of fighting, rod bending fury and Many tourists are in the area already and enjoying fishing and camping. 3 The Annual meeting of the Hall Committee was held Thursday evening at Mrs. Eugene Gerow's. The president, Mrs. Gerow presented her annual report and the secretary, treasurer, Lorraine Seppala gave her report along with the Audi- tor's, Mrs. Kathleen Paulmert's report. It was decided to hire someone to houseclean the building and to clean up the lot. Those on the committee this year are Mrs. Eugene Gerow, Chairman; Miss Lorraine Seppala, Secretary, Treasurer. Others are Mrs. Herb Legault, Mrs. Jack Campbell, Mrs. Chas Henderson and R. G Goodchild. A bingo was planned and prizes are to be obtained for it. Luncheon was served. ST. BERCHMAN'S ALTAR SOCIETY: Mrs. R.T. Kennay hosted the members of St. Berchman's Altar Society at their Annual meet- ing Sunday evening. The president, Mrs. Cam- illa Legault welcomed the members and took . Schelling and passed for adoption. care of the devotional period and closing prayer. $l A report was heard on bingo prizes collect- ed to date for a cash and miscellaneous bingo planned to take place in May. ¥ The minutes of the last Annual meeting and last month's minutes were read by Mrs. Mary urer's report was presented by Mrs. Agnes Le= gualt and received favourably. Correspondance and thank you notes were read by the secretary. . The annual report was heard of the years activities and progress, but it was suggested that an itemized list of expenditures would be appreciated in future to acquaint the parish- ioners with amounts spent in each area of ex- penses. The president reported on the Church clean- ing for Easter and was pleased with the res- ponse. An invitation was read to attend the 25th Anniversary banquet and mass of the pas- tor, Rev. Father F.J. Meyer's priesthood. Mrs. Todesco offered to make the posters for the bingo. : The present slate of officers were re-in- stated for another term. They are: Mrs. Cam- illa Legault - president, Mrs. Josephine Ken- ney - vice president, Mrs. Mary Schelling - secretary, Mrs. Agnes Legault - treasurer, Mrs. Prina Mary Gerow - card secretary, Mrs. Anne Todesco - Mass card secretary. Mrs. Kenney served luncheon. The Schreiber Recreation Committee has hired Miss Linda Fraser as their Co-ordinator in charge of Recreation and Swimming for the summer months. The office hours are from 2 a.m. to Monday to Friday and is located in the Hall until the end of the school term. phone number is 824-2317. The Tennis Courts will be opened on Memberships will be required effective date. Office. The Ontario Sports Travelcade by the Minis- try of Culture and Recreation will be in Sch- reiber on May 31 and June 1 to give athletes, coaches, trainers, managers and all interes- ted citizens an opportunity to get first hand information about: sports; see films, slides, video tapes etc., and read special sports books and pick up information leaflets about a wide variety of sports. (uard against ire 5 p.m. Town The May 15. that oh ] MAY 12, 1976 - || The treas-- Some may be obtained from the Recreation { MN A] 7 { a) 2 | ay Sy § A he 15 i 0 E & § 4 2 ¥ £ & npn i ak teagan RS