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Page 12 a TERRACE BAY NEWS November 28, 1968. ses ae 3 ¥ MEET YOUR TEACHER | uly THE OWL S HOOT Mr. Gouthro, beetnge teacher at Schreiber High School, was born in North Sydney, Nova Scotia. He completed his high school educa- tion at Coldchester County Academy, Truro N.S. Following his high school education Mr. Gouthro spent a period of five years in various positions, those being: Accounting Clerk for the Canadian National Railway, Pilot Trainee in the R.C.A.F., Bank of Montreal employee and two years as a Management Trainee with the T. Eaton Company. To further his education he attended the Ryerson Institute of Technology, Toronto, Ontaric where he graduated with honours in Business Administration. During the next three years. Mr. Gouthro worked at different occupations, one being a high school teacher at Manitouwadge, Ontario. While working as a Chartered Accountant Trainee, he also taught night school at Ryerson. He then attended Bishops Univer- sity for two years where he obtained his Honours Business Administration Degree. Mr. Gouthro enjoys hunting, fishing, liberia skin diving and skiing. His hobbies are music, reading, target shooting and flying. Following his regular classes, Mr. Gouthro spends much of his time giving self-defense lessons for those students interested. DAVIS SROM Lays TELLS OE irs "? TADPASHIP laKE JOUCHIOMTNG 7° AM no IP OF Rate HOUSE LEAGUE STANDINGS With only one week to go until the House League sports are complete for the first school term, the tally reads as follows: Ottawa House 16, Iroquois House 13, Mohawk House 9 and Canuck House 4. vestioule being bulit 8b o.ti.2. to provide a closed-in passage from the permanent schoo! to the porte 7e classroo:n. Snowmobile owners are reminded by the Ontario Safety League that new regulations require all vehi- cles to be registered with the Department of Transport (fee $4.); and they must carry a licence plate on the front. With some exceptions, snowmobiles may be used on highways under municipal jurisdiction, but not on King's Highways. To be used on a highway, the driver must be 16 or over, and carry liability insurance, but does not require a driver's licence. -- ry Siamsin t e presenting ner tatk on the Leaders! hip Conference she attendéd during the sumer. ee a a ea a