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APRIL 28, 1971 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 13 THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATIONS SCHREIBER PUBLIC SCHOOL TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1971 - 1:30 - 3:30 P.M, Please bring legal birth certificate (not baptismal certificate) to supply proof of age. Pupils can not | be admitted to classes in September unless a birth certificate is produced. Application forms are available at either the Municipal Office or the Public School for anyone wishing to obtain one. NOTE THE FOLLOWING INSTRUC TIONS Registration will take place in the hallway of the main school. The child must be five years . old by December 31, 1971. After registering, the parents and child will. have an interview with the school Health Nurse Miss Brown. Please bring any informa- tion you have regarding innoculation or im- munization for your child. Both parent and child will be permitted to visit the Kindergarten room to meet the teacher and to observe the class in session. 1. At the time of registering, you will be given a suitable time for your child to spend one- half day in Kindergarten sometime in the next two weeks following registration. This will assist your child to become more familiar with the school environment. On Thursday, June 3rd, Mrs. M. Averill, Special Education Consultant for The Lake Superior Board of Education, will be testing "all those who have registered. A testing time will be given to you at the time of registration on May 11th. If you know of any possible Kindergarten pupils who may be here in September, (or if parents are out of town, etc.), it would be apprecia~ ted if you would call the school office and give us this information. For further information or assistance, please tele = phone the school office at. 824-2082, G.R. Saumur, Principal. LETTER TO THE EDITOR We wish to appeal to your readers for help in a program to preserve Canadian history. Many settlers in the Canadian West came from the older provinces, so the Glenbow-Alberta Institute of Calgary is now trying to discover any old records which might exist among eastern families, Items such as . diaries, letters, photographs, - continued next column seees | TR ---- FINANCING FOR BUSINESS On Monday, May 3rd, 1971 Mr. J. F. Parnell of the Industrial Development Bank will be at Terrace Bay Motor Hotel Terrace Bay, Ontario Thousands of Canadian enterprises have obtained loans from IDB to acquire land, buildings, or machinery, to supplement working capital, or to start a new business. You are invited to discuss term financing with the IDB representative. An appointment for an interview can be arranged by telephoning Terrace Bay Motor Hotel 825-3292 or in advance by writing to db INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK P. O. Box 878 Postal Station "F" Thunder Bay Tel, No. 623-2745 drawings, political or business papers, and artifacts deal- ing with the west are probably ling in many attics in your area. Some may deal with the fur traders, Mounted Police, missionaries, railroaders or ranchers, while others may be letters from relatives who homesteaded on the prairies. If such items are sent to Glenbow, they will be preserved and made available to historians. Glenbow has two museums, an art gallery, library and archives devoted to this pur- pose, By knowing our past, we hope that peoples will under- stand their country and have greater pride in being Cana- dians, 2 If any of your readers have western items or know where they may be found, we hope they will write to: Director of History, Glenbow-Alberta Institute, 902 - llth Avenue, S.W., CALGARY 3. Hugh A. Dempsey. The Canadian Forestry Association and member Provincial Forestry Associations are public service non-profit organi- zetions formed to encourage people to use Canadas natural resources wisely.