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C.W.L. News (cont'd) Mrs, Eleanor Ruzyski read an.article on St. Thomas Aquinas, Mrs, Mary Clare Kennedy read an article on St. Joseph -- the month of March being dedicated to him. The meet- ing was adjourned followed by a religious discussion which was very well conducted by 'Mrs, Jean Whalen. Questions and answers were on the Scapular and Miraculous Medal, It was Our Ladies plea at Fatima to pray the rosary daily; wear the brown scapular; wear the Miraculous Medal and make the five first Saturdays. For further information on these items you may contact Mrs. Marie Vezina, a crusader with the Soul Magazine. and a member of the Blue army of Monseigneur Colgan, lunch was served following the meeting by the March committee, SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD MEETING A meeting of the Board of Trustees of St. Martin's Separate School will be held in the Separate School on Tuesday, March 18th, 1958 at 8:00 p.m NORTH SHORE SPELLING B7E HELD On Friday, March 7th, the district 'students participated in a spelling bee in ' the Terrace Bay High School Auditorium. Approximately 300 persons were in attendance. Public and Separate Schools in Rossport, Schreiber, Terrace Bay, Coldwell, Marathon and Heron Bay were represented by students from grades 4; 5, 6, 7 and 8. Marathon school carried off all the first prizes. Winners were as follows: Grade 8 - lst Freda Haglund, Marathon - 2nd Robert Legault, Rossport; Grade _7 - lst Nancy McIllwraith, Marathon - 2nd Inia Berkley, Heron Bay; Grade 6 - Ist Leslie Jordan ~ iarathon, énd - John Ross, Holy An,els, Schreiber; Grade 5 - 1st-Gail Pollack, Marathon, 2nd Allen Durette, heron Bay; Grade 4 - lst Rodney Hallsworth, Marathon, 2nd Chrystal Kusuk, Schreiber Public; The grade 8 winner, Freda Haglund received a set of Canadian Encyclopedia, courtesy of Mr. T. Bechard, sales representative. This event was sponsored by St. Edward's Council of the Knights of Columbus who donated prizes for each grade, They intend te mke this an annual affair and hope in so doing, to help the teachers achieve a fundamental (cont'd next col.) Page 10 North Shore Spelling Bee (cont (d) objective in education - day to day enjoy-- ment and practical profit for those in- volved. They also hope this effort will help to raise the spelling standards of district boys and girls. LIBRARY NEWS The World of Suzie Wong - Richard Mason Suzie Wong's world is the waterfront of Hong Kong, and particularly the shady little hotel, the Nam Kok, where she and her colleagues provide brief companionship for sailors of many nations, Robert Lomax, a young painter, takes up residence at the Nam Kok because it is cheap and its habitues an endless source of interest and inspiration. . Between Robert and Suzie a curious relationship develops. His problem, what to do about this wayward and wilful little Oriental, is matched by hers, what to make of this amused and apparently disinterested Westerner, whose love appears capable of so much giving for so little asking. The World of Suzie Wong is a very moving love story. Library Hours -- Monday and Wednesday afternoons 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings : 7:00 to 9:00 p.m, Comparative circulation report for February 1957 and 1958, LO Be. 1958 Children ' 681 616 Adult rave 179 Total 1673 LAYS Records . 40 ple Decrease of 258 ----- = = eee ee