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------ OCTOBER 29, 1970 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 11 | from each area mentioned with powers to add to the Board Meeting - cont'd from page 10 ..... reading centres would be established in other division al schools as well. The recommendation that a AD HOC Committee be set up to study the extension of use of schools, in- cluding the Heron Bay School and possibly of summer courses in area for (a) teachers, (b) students, was approved. A Committee to be composed of one Trustee from Schreiber-Terrace Bay combined, Marathon and Manitouwadge including one Principal committee. This committee should consist of three trustees and three principals (the Director ex-officio). Trustees K. Beasley, G. Fairservice and H.J. Coe will act on this committee. The Board approved the recommendation that an AD HOC committee of Trustees be appointed to investigate, report and recommend on the problem of secretarial demand in elementary and secondary schools and the Board Office. The Board offered to purchase the Portable Class- room at the Schreiber High School from the Township of Schreiber at the approximate price of $10,000.00. Subject to Departmental approval . The next meeting of the Board will be held in Schreiber on Saturday, November 14th, 1970 at 11:00 a.m. ; Trustee Beasley stated that the matter of supply teacher salaries and additional custodial help in Marathon Public Schools should be brought forward at the November Board Meeting. BUILT-IN TRACTION MAT REPLACES SNOW TIRES A new invention reported in Canadian Automotive Trade magazine promises to do away with the bother of installing snow tires in winter. and wear from studded tires." CROSSWORD PUZZLE [ofa] DER BOE 3] SEED [LIN 3[s] 3 ul N[3[H] Today's Answer BENDS BB [3] He 28 [|W v[3l1IS] LIS. [IR SI 3] Al ECE BERD [s[3[sln] J 32. Method of learning Summer drinks Pointed hill 36. Two, in Madrid Decimal unit Clock number 33. 34. 37. 40. + 23 37 32 [33 ACROSS DOWN 19. Arm 1. Safety 1. Festival bone devices 2. Applica- 20. An 6. Chicken- tions ancient hearted one 3. French Italian 9. Take um- pronoun people brage at 4. Type 21. Former 10. Locale measure French 12. Sweetsop 5. Rathskeller province 13. Bread- mugs 22. High- winner 6. Red lander's 15. Word of deer lan- assent 7. Sea guage 16. Roster eagle 23. Brings 17. Perform 8. Unneces- to public 18. Group sary notice in the 9. Beta or 25. Plane- bleachers gamma boarding 19. Eskimo 11. Stirs up stair- knife 14. Brayer case 20. Emits vapor 16. Tibetan 27. Radiator 23. Pub sign priest sounds 24. Important 18. Pianist 29. Jolt artery Waller 31. Networks 25. Partof a shampoo EE Ou LL) 26. Old- fashioned ? kiss E 27. Badger " 28. Temper E . 29. Jeffries and others ft 30. Continent: abbr. 31. Stinging bee insect 5a TI 32. Beans [ spiller ITS ha 35. Ducks 37. Flurry of TY 2% excitement 38. Social 30 3 climber 39. City in 35 Fry Devonshire 41, Large 38 39 (40 worm 42, Trigon- 41 42 ometric ratios The inventor has devised a traction system design- ed to be mounted on the rear axles. It can be flip=- ped down to provide instant traction in snow or on ice where ever an assist is needed, then it flips up and out of sight the moment the car is in motion. Comments Ed Belitsky, C.A.T. editor "Sounds great for those deep winters one experiences in Quebec and the Prairies. It should prove convenient also to any suburban commuter who needs snow tires for only a half -mile or so to reach the highway where such tires prove noisy and erratic at high speeds. It should also save millions of dollars of asphalt sur- facing which is said to undergo considerable scoring HELP WANTED Snack Bar. Snack Bar or phone 825-3642. - Waitress for Recreation Centre Please apply to Mrs. Rochon at the COST OF THREE R'S RISING RAPIDLY Total cost of education in Canada for 1970-71 is estimated to grow by fourteen percent to $7,635,000,000. according to School Progress magazine in a report based on the latest Dominion Bureau of Statistics estimates. Despite modest growth in school population, the cont'd page 19 ...... sharp rise results from growth concentrated in the