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AUGUST 18, 1971 TERRACE BAY NEWS ROSSPORT TOWN TOPICS The yachts Suboycar and Nettle from Chicago were in the harbour this week. George Watt has returned to London, Ont. after] holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Felix Legault. Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Hutchinson of Toronto were visitors here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schelling have been holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. William Schelling. Mrs. David Mushqush returned Saturday from McCausland Hospital . Guests of the Chas. Todesco family this week were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Landoue, with sons Jimmy and Timmy of Belle River, Ont.; Missess Jean Diotte and Tessie Poberezey of Windsor, Clarence and Micheal McFarling of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. George Boudreau and family of Thunder Bay P, were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mushqush. iAiss Joyce Mushqush of Thunder Bay was home over the weekend. D.J. Whyte and family of Brantford, Ont. were here over the weekend picking agate and amythest stones. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rochon and sons of Hendricks Lake, B.C ., are visiting Mrs. Rochon's parents Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hubelit. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owens of Toledo, Ohio enjoyed a week's fishing here and successfully obtained their limit of lake trout. ; Mrs. Ferlnande Boutinot and son Gerard of Paris , France, have arrived to visit Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mushqush. They were accompanied by Mrs. Caroline Caromarty, of Sioux Lookout, Ont. Mrs. Carmonarty has been a pen pal of Mrs. Boutinot for a number of years. : Mr. and Mrs. Denis D. Gonyea and daughters of Toronto were here rockhounding over the week- end. Mr. and Mrs. G. Mishquart and children of Geraldton visited Mrs. Mary Mushqush this week. Tom and Joyce Fisher of Albugerque, New Mexico were here on their honeymoon and en- joyed successful lake trout fishing. R.T. Kenney was their fishing guide. Perry H. Wilhelm of Berrendorf, lowa was here on a sight seeing and fishing holiday. Mrs. Josephine Piskey has returned to Valora, Ontario, -after visiting relatives here. Walter Schroeder has returned home from a holiday spent in Sioux Lookout. . Mr. and Mrs. George Bruley and family are holidaying at their summer camp here. Floyd Harnden of Geraldton was a weekend visitor of the T.F. Seppala family. Mr. Jim Zanni and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Willis, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Minoletti and son Gino all of Thunder Bay were guest of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Testori recently. . Miss Maxine Hubelit is visiting relatives in Wawa, Ont. Messers Steve and Norman Rettie, Jim Rippel and Jim Munro who left Rocky Mountain House, Alberta | in May in two sixteen foot wood canvas canoes | were in the village this week. They have been eighty~three days paddling when they had arrived - here. Their destination being Montreal. They are all natives of British Columbia. Another adventurer, Peter Lazier from Rocky Mountain House, Alberta is paddling his way to Owen Sound in a Kayak. He called in Rossport ' enroute this week. Schreiber News - cont'd from page 10,....... Theatre North has done the impossible by creating, on a shoe string budget, a thoroughly enjoyable and beautiful production of the famous love story. The skills of the script writers, responsible for the adaptation of Shakespeare's play and the musical gen= ius of Robert Lindey blended into a performance both moving and entertaining. ; The band with Joe Farkas, flute (adding a haunting quality to the music), rendered valuable assistance in the accompaniment and interludes. Special lighting effects, even outstanding at times, added to the beauty of costumes and set. The company 'Theatre North! has been made poss= ible by a grant from the 'Opportunities for Youth Pro- gramme'. Although working with very limited funds Lynn Smyth, producer, and Sharon Younger, director, have been able to demonstrate convincingly what young people can do when given the opportunity. This indeed has been a summer of sound, sight and music. As the result of the increased grants made available, even smaller.towns such as Schreiber have felt the impact of the creativity and skills of groups and individuals visiting the community. The so call-= ed isoxlation of the smaller community can be a thing of the past when opportunities are accepted.