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* PAGE 12 TERRACE BAY NEWS AUGUST 29, I973 CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 5. King (Sp.) 22.Poker (CPAY'S ANSWER 1. Prison 6. "Rule player's | [NIOV3WERLISVATE + inmate Britannia" term [SN Env aE 6. Wrath composer 23. Actress, [31 wav «11. Worship - 7. "IPagli- Donna [Alaa 3MLs 3d 12. Lariat acei" a_i al3[N[N[v[8 W[o]V 13. Buffoon heroine 24. Snare [3l4INIvialifal3lo] v(x (2 wds.) 8. Needlefish 25.Speed (INONERLNVIOEL 15.Buddy = 9. Hot season contest ol 3a vd 16. Place for in Paris 28. Pater- [m[3[a[aN[v]A[a[[3]W retirement 10. Kind of familias, |VI1|VI 3x8 38/00 v 17. Robert E., deal 29. Con- FI 3o/NvERI 3d) for instance 14. Encourage junction 39. Actor, (2 wds.) 18. New 31. Gentle- Richard 20. From a. Guinea man ------ distance port : caller 40. Tap gently 24. Absentee 19. Termi- 33. Tall 41. Kind of 26. One (Fr.) nate stories will 27. Was ina 21. Strei- 36. Spout 42. Guido's note frenzy sand off 43. Leg 28. Italian movie 38. Division 44. Farming poet (2 wds.) word implement himmel! [1 2 I> [2 |s 6 |7T [8 [9 Jo 31, Declared verboten i 2 32. Nuisance 34. Small is fs whirlpool 35. Macaw 5 » 37. oes Te | 20 [a [22 [22 40. Be highly a 36 amused (2 wds.) 45. Ethan---- | i 46. Main 30 3) artery 47. Blow up ' 32 33 34 48. Casaba, for example 35 [36 37 9 DOWN 40 [41 [4 . 3 1. Light source as 46 2. Thought 3. Asa joke a1 48 (2 wds.) 4. Go astray . THE JUNIOR RANGER PROGRAMME Prepared by: J.R. Plantt, Neys Park This summer hundreds of I7 year old boys and, for the first time, some I7 year old girls, came north to work in our forests and parks. They worked for five dollars a day plus free room and board. They also attended lectures given by representatives of various Ministries and were taken on guided tours. There are three Junior Ranger camps in the Terrace Bay District. They are located at Ramsay Lake, Rainbow Falls Provincial Park and Neys Provincial Park. The Ramsay Lake Junior Rangers worked at different forestry projects on the American Can Timber licence. This in- cluded tree planting, cone scattering, picking cones, seeding tree seed and also the cleaning of access points and canoe routes. The other two groups worked on our parks carrying out park maintenance of all types. Most Junior Rangers enjoyed the summer very much. They adapted quickly to their new en- vironment and learned to work and live with each other. During the summer there was a noticeable change in many of them, some mdtur- ed a great deal because of the new life they were brought into and being away from home for the first time. The experience helped them realize as individuals, what our renewable re- sources are all about. In conclusion, most Junior Rangers will find this summer a very meaningful one. They learned a good deal about living and working with each other. They gained a certain res- pect for and knowledge of our environment and found a peacefulness in the outdoors that many cannot experience in their normal daily lives. L.J. Haas, District Manager. ST. MARTIN SEPARATE SCHOOL Terrace Bay Classes for all students, Kindergarten to Grade 8, will begin on Tuesday, September 4th at 9:00 a.m. This will be a regular school day: Morning -0+00 to" 11:50 a.m. Afternoon: --I:I0 to 3:45 p.m. (Kindergarten pupils will attend morning only, 9:00 to II:30 a.m.) New students who have not already been reg- istered at St. Martin School can be enroll- ed on Thursday, August 30th from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. If you have any questions concerning regis- tration of new pupils, etc., please call the school (825-3255) on Thursday, August 30th, I0:00 a.m. to I2 noon and 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. g Recent visitors to Rossport have included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Campbell and son Dannie of Thunder Bay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Gerow. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Minoletti, Mrs. Katie Wachtler and Mrs. Zanni of Thunder Bay with Peter Testori, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McCor- mack and family of Ottawa with the Nicol fam- ily. : Mr. and Mrs. Felix Legault with relatives in Fort Frances, Miss Ella Schroeder has re- turned to Germany after holidaying with her "brother Henry and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jos Molinski of Vancouver re- newed acquaintances here this week. Mrs. M. Hubelit, Maxine Hubelit, Mrs. Roy Rochon and family visited relatives in Wawa during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gerow and family are holidaying in Thunder Bay.