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AUGUST 29, I973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 3 TERRACE BAY NEWS PUBLISHERS FRANCIS & DEBORAH HELMINK PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY at the News Print- ing Plant, Post Office Building, Terrace Bay OFFICE HOURS - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. DEADLINE - for all advertisements and news material is NOON Monday for publication in that week's issue. SUBSCRIPTION RATE: $4.00 per year (local) : $5.00 per year (out-of-town) Second class mail Registration Number 0867 Board of Education Meeting - continued ...... Vice-Chairman, H.J. Coe, on behalf of the Board, congratulated the new Director on his recent completion of a Master of Education Degree. Trustees R. Weeks and J. Marcella, Jr., re- quested that the new Director of Education em- phasize, with the Principals in Manitouwadge and Terrace Bay respectively, the immediate establishment of swimming programs within the context of Physical Education to make maximum use of the heated swimming pools in thos comm- unities. Discussion on E.T.V. in our communities evolved the following: a) Are we getting our money's worth? b) It is recommended that E.T.V. channels not be closed down at 6:00 p.m. c) It is recommended that the Board should es- tablish Aims and Objectives relative to E.T.V. in our communities. d) It is recommended that a Screening Committ- ee preview all local programs before airing. e) Following a complete year's operation the E.T.V. systems should be evaluated and the re- sults presented to the Board. Authorization of Use of School Facilities: Trustees who are asked for permission to use school facilities on an occasion when the Prin- cipal is absent, should contact the Board off- ice before making any commitments. H.J. Boudreau, Business Administrator, ad- vised that Tax Notices for Unorganized Terri- tories have been received from the printers and will be mailed in the near future. Trustee M. Dettbarn requested that a quarter -ly statement of revenue be provided by the Administration. The Business Administrator will establish a system to comply with the re- | quest. The Architectural Firm of Graham and Bacon will be prepared to meet with the Building Com-| mittee on Stevens Avenue Addition in early As a medium of communication, minutes of the Principals' Council will be distributed to all Trustees on a six month trial basis? The next Board meeting will be held on Thursday, September I3th, I973 at 7:00 p.m. in the Marathon High School. SPORTS SLANTS - By Ray Shank The fun (or the war,) whatever way you want to look at it is just starting! The National Hockey League, upon hearing that Cleveland Crusaders had signed junior- aged Tom Edur a few weeks ago, declared that it would no longer give its financial support to the CAHA. In a way, you can't blame the NHL. After all, it has been providing the CAHA with op- erating capital for many years, on the under- standing that it will hold an amateur draft each year and take its pick of the amateur 'graduates. The NHL, however, didn't sign players und- er 20 years of age. That was the agreement it had with the CAHA. For several years, a junior, no matter how super a player he was, was not allowed to jump into pro ranks until he turned 20. Early last week, word was received that the WHA had signed three more players of junior age - Wayne Dillion of the Memorial Cup champ- ion Toronto Marlboros to Toronto Toros, Jac- ques Locas, I8-year-old centre with Quebec Remparts to Quebec Nordiques, and Dennis Sobchuck of Regina Pats to Cincinnati Swords. The Swords, however, are not scheduled to join the WHA until the I975 season. Sobchuck, who has one year left of junior eligibility, however, is expected to play this season with Los Angeles Sharks and will then be turned over to the Swords the following season. chuck was the second leading scorer in the continued page 4 Sob- September. R EMBER FURNITURE WAREHOUSE I20I W.Walsh Street Thunder Bay,Ont. (at end of Walsh St.,near Airport) NEW FURNITURE AT DISCOUNT PRICES Bedroom, Livingroom, Kitchen Furniture, Westinghouse Appliances ,Wall-to-Wall Broadloom Motel Furniture and Bedding FREE DELIVERY in NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO FURNITURE WAREHOUSE OPEN SEPTEMBER 3