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FEBRUARY 19, 1970 Council Quotes - continued from page 1 L. Gorman has again agreed to act as Dog catcher when the new Dog pound is erected. Dog fines re- main at $25.00 for a licensed dog, $30.00 for an unlicensed dog, plus $5.00 per day, or portion of day, that they are impounded. The Police report read: two persons charged under the Highway Traffic Act, convicted; one person charged under the Criminal Act, convicted. Four accidents during month, one resulted in driver being charged with impaired driving by a breathalizer test. There seems to be more order at the Recreation Centre since the new Recreation Director has arrived Several complaints have been received from resi- dents on Lakeview Drive about dogs dumping gar= bage. This is'under investigation and will be kept under control, with the resumation of a dog catcher. BRIDAL SHOWER HONORS MISS SHIRLEY DAVIES The knitting club of which Mrs. Jean Roberts is a member, were joint hostesses at a proxy briday show- er, in-honour of Shirley Davies, held at the home of Mrs. B. Lohr. : Shirley is the financee of David Roberts, and since she resides in Dryden, and could not be present at the shower, the guests brought their gifts unwrapped and pre- sented them to Mrs. Roberts, after | which they were passed around, then returned to the donors, to be wrapped and sent on to Shirley. Mrs. Roberts, representing the bride, sat in a gaily decorated chair, anda white wedding bell hung over the dining room table, from which a del- icious lunch was served. Tall white tapers and a lace cloth enhanced the setting. Mrs. T4 Va» Lohr was assisted in serving by Mesdames J. Schritt, Berndtsson : 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS FOR SPEEDY, XN EXPERT SERVICE 'REMBER VAN | & STORAGE AGENTS PAGE 5 Your wardrobe deserves our smart-- finishing care. CLEANERS Tailors and Launderers tb ¢ Ph .-3335, Terrace Bay. With an archway gayly decorated with pink and yellow flowers and Hawaiian music in the background, the Brownies danced hula style around the Toadstool . Mrs. P. Boutilier, Brown Owl, opened the proceed- ings by welcoming the parents biel guests, and briefly explained the Brownie program and what it means to be a Brownie. Guest of honour for the evening was Mrs. S. Caron, District Commissioner, who presented the new Brown-- ies with their pins and emblems. Each Brownie was al so presented with a lei and a flower for her mae in keeping with the Hawaiian theme. Tweenies welcomed into the pack were Denyse Desrosiers, Gilda Pederson, Suzan Helmink, Diane Briscoe, Susan Roberts, Cathy Churney, and Tracy Stachiw. During the evening, seven Brownies received their Golden Bars. They were Delena Almos, Cheryl Moore, Karen Nesbitt, Leslie McBride, Joan Heibert, Rosalie Reid and Lise Cormier. Several games and a singsong led by Packy Teresa Ramsay was enjoyed by all The evening closed with a Pow-Wow a and Brownie Taps. LEGION MIXED CURLING FEB. 28TH Sunday, February 8th, Branch 223, FOR held it! | hi Me th G d Welsh. y eld it's regular monthly meeting with eg elle UNITED Churney in the chair. R. Belliveau read VAN LINES 2ND BROWNIE PACK ENROLLS TWEENIES FOR FREE ESTIMATES the minutes and correspondence and P. Coupal gave a detailed financial report. Pat Jones, turned in a fine profit on Seven Tweenies of the 2nd Terrace oe ant was directed by Mrs» Bay Brownie Pack were enrolled Thurs- Dan Imbeault er of the Auxillanys ) aaa day evening. In cilidunthe aad! eoleare Schreiber asked that letters of thanks be sent to continued next column . ful ceremony. 824-2089 the Ladies Auxiliary, Mrs. D. Coupal continued page 7 eeo00