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PAGE 14 TERRACE BAY NEWS OCTOBER 27,1971 Board Meeting - cont'd from page 13 ...... the erection of a cement retaining wall at 513 Lakeview Drive, Terrace Bay, for a total cost of $568.00 or less. Resolved That: The Board approve that a second teacher be hired immediately to teach Oral French in the Marathon Public Schools on a full time basis. Resolved That: The general policy of sharing of available facilities and staff between Public, Separate and Secondary Schools in the Division be approved. The costs to be pro rated to the appro- priate jurisdiction. Resolved That: The Board approve the night school rates recommended by the Salary Committee for thé school year 1971-72 as listed in Item B13 of the Agenda, of Board Meeting #13/71. Resolved That: The Board approve the acquisition of two lots on Bayview Avenue, Schreiber for future use, for an approximate cost of $550.00 =ach. Chemicals and their control in the schools will be the subject of discussion and formulation of regulations at the next meeting of Principals. The next meeting of the Board will be on Tuesday, November 16th, at 7:00 p.m. in the Marathon High School. PRESS RELEASE The 26th regular meeting of the Northwestern Ontario Kraft Mills Effluent Improvement Committee was held October 19th at the Dryden Paper Company Mill in Dryden. : This group meets semi-annually to discuss problems of mutual interest and is dedicated to improving the quality of air emissions, effluents, and solids waste disposal methods. Progress of the various projects undertaken by the individual operations to improve effluent and air quality were reviewed. : In attendance were representatives from member mills: Dryden Paper Company Ltd., Dryden; Domtar Packaging Ltd., Red Rock; Kimberly-Clark Pulp and Paper Company Ltd., Terrace Bay; The Ontario- Minnesota Pulp and Paper Company Ltd., Fort Frances; American Can of Canada Ltd., Marathon. The meeting was chaired by C .E. Steeves, Vice President and Mill Manager at Marathon. - The Falcons are the fastest in the hawk family. DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOUR CHILDREN ARE? The Terrace Bay Police department would like to take this opportunity to remind parents and children under sixteen that they should be off the streets or home by 10 o'clock. "Off the streets" does not mean lottering in public places and we would appreciate it if co-operation was received in this matter.. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Dr. Wyke's office in Schreiber will be closed between November 6th and November 30th, 1971 It will re-open on December 1st for appointment: KINSMEN CLUB OF SCHREIBER KINGO CARDS may be obtained from the following outlets: - Caccamo's Foodmarket Costa's Foodmarket - Terrace Bay - Terrace Bay Costa's Foodateria - Schreiber Cgccgmo's Limited - Schreiber, DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME - PUBLIC NOTICE Citizens are reminded to SET CLOCKS BACK ONE HOUR AT 2 O'CLOCK A.M,, ON SUN- DAY, OCTOBER 31ST, 1971. W.J. Hanley, Clerk-Treasurer, Township of Terrace Bay. ATTENTION CAR OWNERS! Studs removed from snow tires = $1.50 per tire. Phone 824-2747 or deliver to 104 Walker Lake Road, Schreiber. Bobby Smilsky. HALLOWEEN HERE AGAIN As the small witches, ghosts, clowns and black cats scurry from house to house loaded down with pillow cases, paper bags and jack 'o' lanterns brimming with treats it is quite evident that Halloween is again with us. Webster's dictionary describes it as "short for All Hallow Even": October 31 observed with merry making and playing of pranks by children during the evening". In recent years this holi- day has been observed by people we describe as adults but having the minds of juveniles who believe that breaking windows, setting fires on door steps, placing objects on =~ cont'd page 13..