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DECEMBER I5, I976 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 3 PROVINCIAL PARKS: By W.K. Robinson Senior Lands & Parks Technician Winter has arrived and former park users are now turning their attention to other recreational activities. Parks staff are presently completing the analysis of parks statistics for this past season to determine trends in park visitation. This data will assist them in planning for park development in existing and planned parks. Locally there has been a slight increase in the number of visitors and camper days for Rainbow Falls Provincial Park while there was a slight decrease for Neys Provincial Park. A new shower and laundromat complex was operational this year at Rainbow Falls Park and judging by comments received has attract- ed many new visitors. A road paving project at this park had to be halted because of cold weather this fall. The remainder of the paving will be completed next spring. The Rossport campground area, twelve miles west of Schreiber forms an extension of Rainbow Falls Park. Originally developed to handle overflow from Rainbow Falls, the site has become an attractive area for those who enjoy camping along the scenic Rossport area shoreline. A visitors activity centre is under con- struction at Neys Park. This building will " provide a workshop for the parks interpretive program consisting of films, childrens pro- .grams, exhibitions of historic artifacts and lectures on the area's natural history. The centre will be in operation next spring. All parks in this area will be opened again on June 3, I977. TWEENIES BECOME BROWNIES On December Ist, I976 nine "Tweenies" became Brownies of the First Terrace Bay Brownie Pack. They were: Tanya Evoy, Shannon Lever, Helen Jones, Brenda-Lee Wells, Donna Wells, Lisa Heinrich, Kelly Moore, Susan Boucher and Penny Westlake. Each girl walked up the garden path step- ping on magic stepping stones along the way. After she found the elf in the magic pool, she went through the arch way and entered Brownieland. Madam Commissioner, Mrs. Saranpaa was pre- sent to enroll each girl into the Brownie Pack. Parents of the new Brownies were present and were served tea and toast by the Brownies working toward their Golden Hand. = Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jodi Davis of Terrace Bay, a girl on December 4th, I976. : BIRTHS TERRACE BAY PUBLIC LIBRARY The Terrace Bay Public Library will be closed December 24th, 25th, 26th and 27th for Christmas Holidays and January 3rd for New Year's. : NOTICE Please note the deadline for all adver- tising and news material is this FRIDAY, December 17th., for the Christmas lssue of the News to be published December 22nd. Refer to page 20 for further details. TOWNE CINEMA TERRACE BAY - ONTARIO - TELEPHONE 825-3771 SHOW TIMES - MONDAY - THURSDAY 8:00 P.M. FRIDAY & SATURDAY 7 & 9 P.M. SUNDAY 8:30 P.M. mlb wil? 518 From Warner Bros A Warner Communications Gsmpany Written, Produced and Directed by JAMIE UYS % Executive Producer BOET TROSKIE ¥ 1 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT sun. 19 to sor. 25 NO SHOW eason's reetings