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PAGE 12 John St. Jean - cont'd from page 13 John's advice on the route, supplies and equipment which they happily acknowledged. The love and lore of the bush, which John is presently teaching his own sons, has motivated the young American to buy property farther north, and open a tourist busin- ess of his own. John and his popular wife, Emilyn, whose baking is the envy of her friends, plan to re- main in Schreiber. ROSSPORT NEWS J. Goadchild of Heron Bay is visiting his cousin George Goodchild and family. Wednesday evening the Five Hundred Card Club met at Mrs. Bertha Lif's home for the weekly games with Prina Gerow, Patsy Campbell and Hattie Yandon taking prizes. Lunch was served by the hostess . ALTAR SOCIETY MEETING. HELD Mrs. Wm. Schelling hosted the members of St. Berchman's Altar Soceity for their monthly meeting Thursday evening at her home. President Mrs. Eugene Gerow chaired the meeting and led in opening and closing prayers. the latter for world peace. Minutes and financial statements were moved for adoption. The secretary was advised to send cards to parishtoners in hospital. Plans for a Penny Auction were finalized with convenors named}. Recipes for fruit loaves were exchanged. It was also decided to have the church furnace overhauled as it is not operating properly. Following adjournment Mrs. Schelling served lunch and a social hour was enjoyed. President Mac Hubelit called a special meeting of the Curling Club to make arrangements to get the Round Robin games started. Membership registering is slow this year and it was decided to have Friday, the 17th as final date for registration so teams could be drawn up to begin curling on the 21st. Minutes were read by Joyce Mushqush and the fin= ancial statement presented by C.Todesco. It was noted that the fire insurance premium comes due for payment shortly. Following members were appointed to act as a draw committee and entertainment committee. They are to hold a cash bingo to raise funds for the club. Members are - Mrs. A.Todesco, J. Mushqush, E. TERRACE BAY NEWS JANUARY 16, 1969 Hubelit, C. Legault and C. Todesco. Following adjournment, members present played a few ends of curling. Not only children but parents and teachers too were fascinated by the stages of development of the embryo and the final hatching of eggs to ;chicks. Some of the chicks have now been moved tb the chicken farm. Photo at left - some of the soft little balls of fuzz that went to seventeen different homes for the Christ mas vacation to return as sturdy legged, independent chicks in the New Year. Photo at right - Constable Austin from the Schreiber Ontario Provincial Police detachment who spent a day at Holy Angels last week, showing a movie and talking to the pupils about traffic safety. Next Saturday, Miss Muriel Holmes and a student from one of the senior grades will attend a Road Safety Workshop at the Royal Edward Hotel in Fort William. The invitation to attend the workshop was received from Honourable Irwin Haskett, ,Minister of Transport for Ontario. Teen=age daughter (as rock and roll record finally comes to an end): "Man, did you ever hear anything like it?" Father" Only once when a truck full of live ducks hit a truck loaded with empty milk cans."