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PAGE 12 Board of Education Meeting - cont'd from page II secsce The Director of Education was authorized to engage the services of a Specialist in Special Education to carry ona remedial and developmental programs. The matter of obtaining the services of a Maintenance Supervisor will be carried over to the March board meeting. item. The resignation of Mr. S. Chawle of Terrace Bay High School staff, effective the 27th of June, was accepted with regret. It was. decided to repair the school bus which is the property of the Board at an approximate cost of $750.00 This bus is used extensively for field trips. Application will be made to the Thunder Bay Health Unit te consider the inclusion of Heron Bay North and South in ites area of jurisdiction. Heron Bay is presently served by the Health Unit located in Sault Ste. Marie. The Ontario Paper Company has advised the Board that the Heron Bay South Townsite, including the pumping station and sewage system, will be cloged prior to September Ist, I970 The Director is to prepare a recommendation on the future of the Heron Bay school for the March board meeting. Preliminary drawings for a shop addition to the Manitou- wadge High School te accommodate eighty poeate were sub- mitted to the Trustees for comment, The Board was notified by Mr. Ferrier, mani Manager of heating for the Terrace Bay Public School and the old part of the High Sehool; therefore, the Board will have to make arrangements for an alternative supply within the next two or three years. The next meeting of the Board will take place in the Merathen High School Library on Wednesday, March IIth, at 7:00 poem. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC New teeth have been put into the railway act with introduction of fines of up to $100.00 for oper- ation machines (including snowmobiles) on railway property. Signs have been posted but it would be fipedible for an engineer to stop a heavy train if he. suddenly sees a snowmobile on the tracks. If you value your life - respect railway property. Let's send the Beatles to Vietnam. This may not stop the war, but at least we wouldn't hear it. EARN MONEY IN SPARE TIME Men or Women to re-stock and collect money from New Type high quality coin-operated dispensers in your area. No selling. To qualify, must have car, references, $750. to $3,000. cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net excellent income. More full time. We invest with you--and establish your route. DISTRIBUTORS LIMITED, 2480 Tecumseh Road East, Ontario. Include phone number. TERRACE BAY NEWS TERRACE BAY HIGH SCHOOL WINTER CARNIVAL f testing and to assist the teachers in thei Deets it Eri auetkt siasens Ee a gee gan Thursday, February 26th with a Chili supper in A committee was set up to make recommendations regarding this| Were set up and many were out fo test their skill. Kimberly Clark Pulp & Paper Company, Terrace Bay, that it is quite likely thet Kimberly Clark will not be able to provide For personal interview write: B. V. Windsor MARCH 5, 1970 The Terrace Bay High School Winter Carnival be- the auditorium, which was well attended. Booths The lucky winner of the portable stereo record play- er draw was Brooke Rapke. At the bake table, a a delicious pink elephant cake was raffled off to ' Kelly Chesley. ; The next day, Friday, February 27th, the students | © enthusiastically participated in many events such as: soccer, floor hockey, volleyball, broomball, and | _ tug-e-war; and such contests as: egg throwing, crack er eating, coke drinking and bubble gum chewing, trying to tally up as many points as possible for their i house leagues. After this, the students assembled in the gym for th beard judging. Brian Ramsay won in the students' division and Mr. E. Hickerson was the winner of the teachers' division. Following the judging of snow sculptures, and a' session of Kangaroo Court, all looked on as the Carnival Prince and Princess Al Cadieux and Molly Ross respectively were crowned. The afternoon a 3 was ended with the teachers' version of Laugh-In 7 f | entitled 'Teach-In'. Friday evening and Saturday morning g Raskétballl games between Terrace Bay and Geraldtot-were play4y ed. Terrace Bay girls were victorious as were Geraldton boys. Terrace Bay junior boys joined the senior team for these games and worked hard to offset size with speed. At the dance in the evening, featuring our local Harbingers, Carnival King Jim Garriock and Queen Judy Graham, were crowned. Thanks to the mer- chants of Terrace Bay each were given several prizes. The Yearbook Staff and Students' Council would like to thank all those who supported, helped and participated in the Chili Supper and Winter Carnival . See t ti B Ee GUIDE ENROLLMENT The Guides of the First Terrace Bay Guide Company held an enrollment in the basement of St. Martin's Church. Guides enrolled by Mrs. C. Cvitkovich | were Donna Dakin, Kelly McKie, Jenny Lynn Dorman, Helga Hermes, Terry Paukstys and 19, | Twyla Stevens. Debbie St. Louis introduced the skits and continued page 13 ...... serene re ae