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PAGE _10_ COMMISSIONER E.H. SILK RE- CEIVED ANCIENT SYMBOL On November 13, 1969, The Honourable W. Ross MacDonald, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, - did on behalf of Her Majesty's Government of the Province of Ontario, present a "Tipstaff" to Commissioner E.H. Silk, as his official symbol of authority. The ceremony took place in the _ Lieutenant Governor's Suite be- fore an assembly of 225 guests. Prime Minister John P. Robarts, Chief Justice G.A. Gate, Justice Minister A.A. Wishart, distinguish- ed guests, Commissioned Officers and wives of the Ontario Provincial Police. Ean THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION REQUIRES A MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR The right man for this job will be a skilled trades- man in more than one area. Preferably he will have considerable knowledge and experience, in the carpentry, plumbing and heating and electrical trades. His duties will find him on the job site far more than behind a desk. This is a 12 month per year job. DUTIES : = responsible for daily operation and maintenance of four high schools, seven public schools, three apart- ment blocks and 43 houses in four communities . - setting up and operation of a system of preventive maintenance. - preparation of amount of budget. | = assist in planning and supervision of proposed additions and alterations. - emergency situations. Apply in writing stating qualifications, experience and salary expected and references to: E.J. Morgan, Director of Education, Schreiber, Ontario. Interviews will be arranged. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Beaulieu of Terrace Bay, are happy to announce the arrival of their chosen son, David William . TERRACE BAY NEWS Recreation Briefs - cont'd from page 8 COMING EVENTS DECEMBER.11, 1962, Letter to the Editor - cont'd from page 9 ...- great majority of our citizens never hear about and | therefore are not involved but who are so secur¢ in the knowledge that we do have one of the better communities in which to live and rear our families that mere criticism of our town means just that a word to be ignored. As Reeve, however, | do have concern about those from within, who take it upon themselves to try to arganize programs and speak in the name of 4 the Township without the required research or authority. Such action has caused both the Town- ship and the Company embarrassment on at least two occassions recently. Let us then not get too perturbed about these isolated petty differences and keep them in their proper perspective. In closing may | suggest that there is yet another field in which we might be able to increase our local awareness and that is a better coverage of local events in your paper. | think we can. take a lesson from your Schreiber and Rossport correspondents in the fine coverage they produce both in news and pictures each week. (signed) . W.E. Cavanaugh, ' Reeve. reer ce 11th, between 6.00 and 8.00 p.m., fo sell Party Packs in aid of the Minor Hockey Association. They need your financial assistance, so please be generous. PUBLIC SKATING HOURS - Public skating during the coming week will be held as follows: - i Wednesday, - 1.30 - 3.00 p.m.; Thursday - 1.30 =f 4.30 p.m.; Sunday | 7.00 - 9.00 p.m.; Monday - 1.30 - 3.30 p.m.; and & Tuesday - 2.30 - 5.00 p.m. { Friday and Saturday, Dec. 12th and 13th - Skate-a thon sponsored by Junior and Minor Hockey Associa tions - starting 6.00 p.m. Friday. Sunday, December 14th - Junior Hockey Game Schreiber vs TerraceBay - 2 p.m. Saturday, December 20th - Kimberly Clark Christ- mas Party for children - High School Auditorium Saturday, February, 7th - Royol Canadian Legion of Terrace Bay - Snowmobile Races. nnn am ELD *