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PAGE 14 TERRACE BAY NEWS JANUARY 6, 1972 Town Topics - cont'd from pageI3 eseceee Christine Bottomley was home from London with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bottomley, with her brother Norman, of Nipigon. With Mr; and Mrs. Bill Kirkpatrick over the holidays were Dr. Brock Kirkpatrick and his wife and sons, Kent and Stephen of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kirkpatrick of Thunder Baye. . Earl (Bang) McCouan of Windsor was here to visit his mother and others in the family. The snow machine raffled by the Curling Club was won by Antionio Ciuro of Manitouwadge. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Winters have to spend the winter in St. Petersbourg, florida, Prior to their leaving a family party end dimmer was held in their honor, with 3% attending end still I3 others sending regrets. Sante arrived to present presents especially to 'Vic end Bob! but to others as well, By happy chance the Winters! motel epartment will be next to that of e friend with whom he railoasded in Schreiber in 1912, When urged to mske a farewell speech, Bob warned his family that this was the first of a number of trips he and their mother have planned: for instance, he has never seen the Panams, Carial which he helped to build} Mrs. B, Sisson of Orillie will spend the holideys with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morrill - her daughter Marjory, end Mr, and Mrs, Ray Sisson. Mrs, Lilyan Christie spent Christmas in Deep River with her femily-- Mr, and Mrs. Peter Christie,lauri and John Douglas Christie, of Deep River, and Mr, and Mrs. Michael Dorken (Judy Christie), and daughters Cindy and Rhonda. Fred Storz of Toronto Spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Davis, Migs Blanche Smith of Ottawa spent the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith. Mr, and Mrs, Harold Gillert and family and Mr. Herd Gillert spent New Year's in Ottawa with Mr. and Mrs, Tom Bourk GUIDES AND BROWNIES The ladies auxiliary to the Schraiber Guided and Brownies held their regular meeting in the Catholic Parish Centre and it wes decided to hold the annual Mother and Daughter Banquet on February 22. : Tt was also agreed to accept girls, who will be seven years old by May 30, into the first Brownie pack, Registre- tions may be made with Mrs, Aurel Major, Calena Street. The Guides will be in charge of the banquet program. Mrs. Audrey McKey, receives badge. ~-=by I, McCuaig. Five girls were accepted in the first Schreiber brownie peck at a ceremony in the Catholic parish centre, the leaders being Mrs. Arlene Conley, Mrs. Lymn Boon and Mrs. Audrey McKay « : Mrs. Mary Shack, the commissioner, spoke briefly, saying a new division Girl Guides, to be known as the Superior Division is being formed. The following towns will be in=- cluded in it: Schreiber, Terrace Bey, Marathon, Manitouwedge; Caramet, Long lac, Geraldton, Nakina, Red Rock and Nipigone The new crest will have three.colours and the girls are asked to submit ideas for the new crest. Photo below - by I. McCuaig - Recently received into the Schreiber First Pack Brownies were Cathy Borutski, Judy Godin, Brenda lamouresu, Cathy Campbell and Tammy O'Neil Behind them, leaders Arlene Conley, Lynn Boon, Audrey McKay o LEGION CHRISTMAS PARTY Eighty-five children were given gifts by Senta at the Legion Christmas party on Sundey afternoon, also oranges and candy, and served sandwiches and pope At the end of the program Mrs. Irene Morin wes presented with e bountiful Christmas hamper by Santa. Working at the occasion were Mesdames Iris Lidkee, Bea McCuaig, Earline Johnson, Lillian McDonald, Ruth Hiller, Joan Costall, Etta Gray, Myre Holmes, Venite McKenna, Lilyan Christie, Georgina Devis, Pat Moore, and Barbers Smart. With Frank McKenna. in the staring role as the jolly saint. Following the children's party, Mr. end Mrs, Bruce lidkes entertained the workers, with many toasts to Mrs. lidkee who has convened the kids party since it began many years ago. Photo below by I. McCuaig. rs. Irene Morin with Sante. cont'd page Iecessoecce®