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PAGE 8 TERRACE BAY NEWS MAY I, I974 Board of Education Meeting = continued It is expected that the Heron Bay School will be sold as soon as Ministry approval for disposal is obtained. Board Solicitors advised of the status of the Marathon appeal of the 0.M.B. decision on assets and liabilities. The Committee of the Whole Board reported: A) The acceptance, with regret, of the follow- ing resignations, effective August 3I, I974: Mrs. Elfie R. Tremblay-Manitouwadge Public School; Mr. Donald C.R. Briscoe-Marathon Pub- lic school; Mrs. Jacqueline M. Kerr-Manitou- wadge Public School; Mrs. Dawn A. Offord-Mani- touwadge Public School; Mrs. Diane C. Spoljar- ic=Manitouwadge High School; Mr. George J. Berrigan-Manitouwadge High School; Mr. A. Bruce Gordon-Lake Superior Public School; Miss Donella Girardi-Lake Superior High School; Miss Susanne Ruchlewicz-Lake Superior High School. B) The appointments, at salary according to schedule, effective September I, I974: Miss Sally Sinasac, Primary Teacher-Manitou- wadge Public School; Mr. Eddy Miller, Junior Teacher---Manitouwadge Public School; Mr. Leslie Peter, Junior Teacher-Manitouwadge Public School; Miss Marie Scarnati, Library Tech.- 'Manitouwadge Public School, effective August 3.3974, 'C) The establishment of a Selection Committee 'to search for and recommend to the Board at the next meeting, a Vice-Principal for Lake Superior Public School and a Principal for Marathon Public School. The next regular Board Meeting will be held at the Manitouwadge Public School, at I0:00 a.m., on Saturday, May 25, I974. " Trustees are reminded of the "Let's Talk Education" meeting at Marathon High School, at 10:00 a.m., on Saturday, May II, I974. A brief business session may be called to approve the I974 budgets. Budget Committee is to meet at Marathon High School, at 7:00 p.m., Monday, May 6th. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pluta are pleased Zo announce the engagement of their eldest dau- ghter Susan Jane to Dennis LaVallee, son of Mrs. F. Sarasin of Red Rock, Ont. and the Late Robert LaVallee. The marriage will take place at 4 o'clock on Saturday, July 6zh, 1974 in the Terrace Bay Community Church. MOOSE BOWLING ASSOCIATION WIND-UP DANCE | FRIDAY, MAY 31sT - 9 P.M, TO 1 A.M, MUSIC BY "SOUND INVESTMENTS" MEMBERS - $2.00 NON-MEMBERS - $4.00 CROSSWORD PUZZLE TODAY'S ANSWER ACROSS 41. Czech 1. Canapé river spread DOWN 5. Shawnee 1. Of the or Choc- bishop of taw Rome 10. Pallid 2. Portu- 11. Greasing guese 13. Trim dish 14. Nebraska 3. Do care- river lessly (2 15. Commo- wads.) tion 4. Inspect 16. Recline 5. Drinking 16. "Swingin' 27. Do pen- - 17. Prepared booze Down the ance for 6. Exasper- --Y 29. Hair 18. Plain ated 19. Business product 20. Opposite 7. Long- one's in 30. Sheeplike (abbr.) shore- 22. Goals 31. Name 21. High- men's 23. Home and in pitched union others consum- sound 8. Frag- 24. Button- erism 22. -- ments (3 hole deco- 36. Zoo bellum wads.) ration attraction 23. Recum- 9. Covenant 25. Chaplin 37. Islamic bent 12. Go- -- prop name 25. Mountain 3 man's beverage 26. Theater box 27. Turnpike exit 28. Peer Gynt's mother 29. Stress 32. Vietnam- ese holi- day 33. Poet's word 34. Tanguay 35. Type of fuel 37. Like vinegar 38. Enter (2 wads.) 39. Unaspi- rated consonant 40. Raise Food Bill Of more than $116 biilion spent for food last year, 70 cents out of every dollar was for food served at home.