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JULY 13,1977 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 19 LOCAL GIRL WINS HONOURS: Cont'd from pg. 15... Mrs. Helen Dooley, aree captain, also attended along with members Dot Coupel and Yvonne LeClair, Other highlights for the first six months of I977 included the T.0.P.S. Graduation which was held in Terrace Bay in March, when Mrs, Chris Dunham was crowned K.0.P.S. Queen for 1976. She lost 7I lbs, The runner-up was Mrs, Mary Winters losing 30 lbs. : The best winner for losing the most weight in 1976 was Mrs, Lurleen Blais losing 26 3/4 lbs. and runner-up was Mrs. Barb Wise with a loss of 23 lbs, The division winners were: Division 4 - Ist - Lurleen Blais - 2 3/4 lbs,, 2nd - Sylvia Stortini - 2I} 1lbs., 3rd - Lise Jamieson - 20+ lbs, Division 5 - Ist - Barb Wise.- 23 lbs, Division 8 - Ist - Terri-Ann Bouchard - 22% 1bs., 2nd - Rosemery Mae - IO} lbs, We also honoured I2 Alumi K.0.P.S. along with two gra- duating K,0.P.Ss Alumni K.0.P.S. I year - Claires Madge, Myra Holmes and Chris Dunham, 2 years - Yvonne LeClair, Edythe Cosgrove, Norah Richardson and Marg Phillips. 3 years - Gertie Pineault, Dot Coupal and Helen Dooley. U4 years - Lillian Sechesky., Graduating K.0.P.S. = Betty St. Amand with a loss of IY 3/4 lbs and Lurleen Blais with a loss of 4o lbs. : Special gifts were presented to Helen Dooley, Heather Graham, Marg Santerre, Mary Winters, Lillian Sechesky, Lise Jamieson, Frank Sechesky, T.A. Bouchard, Lurleen Blais, Jeannine Desrosiers, Marg Phillips and Helen LeBlanc. Gifts were presented to last year's executive of: Helen LeBlanc, Mavis Godin, Claire Madge, Edythe Cosgrove and Norah Richardson. On April 6th the new executive for I977 was installed by Helen LeBlanc, retiring leader. They are as follows: Leader - Claire Madge; Co-Leader - Sylvia Stortini; Secretary - Liz Mcleod; Treasurer - Rhea Beaulieu; Weight Recorder - Edythe Cosgrove; Assitant Weight Recorder - Norah Richardson. Another item of special interest took place on June Ist. Helen LeBlanc was presented with an engraved pen and pencil set for her perfect attendance of four years, T.0.P.S. ON I586 Schreiber/Terrece Bay boasts an active _ enrollment at the present time of over I00 members and ac- cording to them, Wednesday evening is one of the most en- Joyable eveningsof the week. Mrs. Peggy Small, who has lived in Schreiber since 1946 was given a community farewell par- ty in the Anglican Church Hall on Tuesday, July] 5th, with Mrs. Georgina Davis assisting her in receiving. From her friends in Schreiber, Rossport and Terrace Bay, Mrs. Small received many beautiful gifts, in addition to formal ones presented by: the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary, Branch 109 - . farewell brooch by Mrs. Davis; the twenty five year C.W.L. membership pin by Mrs. Lorette " McParland; a personal gift from her "Godchild" Margot Davis. Mrs. Ruth Hiller presented the collection of friends' gifts recalling the var- " ious committees and projects Peggy had assist- .ed with during her years in Schreiber. A cake, made and given to Peggy by Freda Duggan, attracted much admiration - as an exact replica of a piece of luggage, complete with Australian insignia. Peggy is going to visit her son Ray and his family in Australia before She has been employed in the office of The Lake Superior Board of Education. Servitors at the tea were Mesdames Mary Shack Jr., Linda Nesbitt, Beulah Speziale, Barbara Spadoni, Jackie Commisso, Norma Gusul Miss Linda Fraser and Miss Margo Davis. Re- plenishing were Mesdames Dolores Spikula, Betty Ryan, Frances Caccamo, Mona Holmes, Frances Nesbitt, Ruth Hiller, Emerald Paradis and Gladys Hamilton. Pam Spikula attended the guest book. ' SCHREIBER SOCIAL: Mr. and Mrs. D.Q. Hamilton hosted a. family party over the holiday weekend. Guests. in- cluded - Janice Cluett who has just completed her internship at Plummer Memorial Hospital in Sault Ste Marie and is now employed in the hospital as Nuclear Medical Technologist; Mr. and Mrs. 'T. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hamil- ton with children Aaron and Jenny of Thunder Bay; David and Jill Kasenich and daughter Shelley, Mr. and Mrs. David LaRose with grand ---son David Graham of Sudbury; Mr. and Mrs. George Brady and daughters Holly, Kim and Merry of Montreal. ROSSPORT SOCIAL: Miss Mary McEwen R.N., of Thunder Bay, and Mrs. Bill McEwen of Vancouver, B.C., visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schelling and other relatives en route to Eastern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Peter King and family of Es- panola visited Adolph King and the Eugene Gerow family over the holiday weekend. Harold Henderson of Thunder Bay was a guest of his brother Charles Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. George McCormick and daughters of Thunder Bay are visiting here. making her new home in Southern Ontario. NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OF SCHREIBER The Council of the Township of Schreiber is interested in forming a Cemetery Board. IT is planned that the Board consist of 3 persons, two members drawn from the general public, and one member of Council. The function of the Board will be to set policy for the operation of the Cemetery. Interested persons are requested to notify Council in writing concerning their wid- lingness to serve on the proposed board. COUNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SCHREIBER