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PA 12 TERRACE BAY NEWS MARCH 19,1970 Jamaica Winter Carnival - cont'd from page 5 .... | their teacher, Sister Marion, of St. Joseph's Con- vent, are justifiably proud of these two girls. the contents of the jar. On behalf of Sheila Hughes, the staff and students of St. Martin's School would like to thank all those Photos below were taken during the "Jamaica who, through their participation, donation and Winter Coritval" held ob St: Metin le Setemeleal attendance, helped to make the day such a success. | 1 omball events and inowsloaines, Ciipiw, - ; Mr. Drapeau, brings a weal experience with him. Ten yearsMichael Anderson, Wright Motors, Nipigon. ipal of St. Mr. Drapeau invites all local mfin's School, has him about their mechanical preéceived his B.A. degree in English and History from Queen's University, Kingston. Work on the degree was completed last summer and the offic- ial presentation will musical 5. Knotted note ; ; 9. Entices 46. Straw or take place this eee ' 10. Relatives mile Born in Kapuskasing of the DOWN ; bassoon 1, Heal Mr. Anderson received Sree NES his elementary and secondary education there. From 1959-62 he was employed by Spruce Falls Pulp and Paper Co. Ltd. in the Paper Mill Department of their Kapuskasing mill. After attending Hamilton Teachers' College (1962-63) he returned to Kapuskasing to teach at St. Patrick's Separate School for four years. He also taught one year in Elliot Lake before | coming to Terrace Bay a year and a half ago. While working toward his degree, he was awarded the McNeil Prize for highest standing in English (1966) and the MacClement Prize for highest standing in Canadian History (1968). Carla Crockford and Norma Jean Phillips entered the Lakehead Music Festival on Wednesday, March Ath Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hopper, with Mr. and Mrs. at the Exhibition: AY ai | ded the 30th Bidets rid dot of . en recently attended the 30th annual conven- F fi tion of the Ontario Credit Union League in Ottawa. ee nt eee While in Ottawa, they attended a night sitting of ~ first in the Piano Duet the House of Commons, as guests.of M.P. Keith for 11 and under. aii They were granted marks of 83. Their parents and cont'd next col.. Prosperity is great. Too bad it's so expensive.