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PAGE 16 TERRACE BAY NEWS FEBRUARY 25, 1971 | Four small Tweenies walked proudly past the magic mirror to be received in the Schreiber Brown- ies by Janet Kulmatycki, Brown Owl, Lynn Boon and Audrey McKay, Tawny Owls. Ist pic = Glenda Glad, Brenda Bottomley, Karen Carmichael, Lorna Guina accepted into Brownie pack = back = Lynn Boon, Tawny Owl; Janet Kulmatycki, Brown Owl; Audrey McKay, Tawny Owl. 2nd pic = Mrs. Mary Shack, commissioner, presents badges to Diane Dietrich and Patti Lynn Weaver. Photos by I. McCuaig. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Roffey and Janet attended the funeral in Chapleau on Wednesday last of Bob's mother, Mrs. Mae Armstrong, who passed away on February 14th in Barrie. | ht ha a ad Mike Cosgrove, left, president of Schreiber Kins- men presents cheque of $1626.98 to Alex Krystig, president of Schreiber Curling Club. ROSSPORT TOWN TOPICS \ Messers Bill Hubelit and Alfred Ray returned Wed- nesday from a holiday spent in Winnipeg and Sheho, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gerow were visitors: to Thunder Bay. Jos Goodchild of Heron Bay is visiting at Pays Plat. Following evening services Monday, Felix Legault presented Rev. Dean Jos Cano VF with a purse on behall of the parishioners of St. Berchman's parish. Mr. ond Mrs. Herb Legault visited relatives in Thunder Bay this week. Mrs. Chas Todesco was a business visitor to Thunder Bay on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. T.F. Seppala have returned from Toronto where they attended the Progressive Con= servative Convention. Floyde Harnden of Geraldton was in the village during the week. Rev. Father Hyrchenuk of Beardmore visited Pays Plat Mission Sunday. Eugene Gerow was a business visitor to Geraldton. Bill Hubelit and Alfred Ray are holidaying in Western Canada. Bright moonlight assisted in making the annual toboggan party and bean supper a success. Parents and their families met at the Community hall then proceeded to the Todesco property where sliding was enjoyed. continued page 17 ....