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Vol. I7 No. I9 May I5, 1974 20¢ Per Copy LIVE THEATRE IN TERRACE BAY Live theatre came to Terrace Bay schools on Wednesday afternoon and evening with the pres- entation of "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn", by the Studio Lab Theatre Foundation players of Toronto. It was amazing what this talented group of young people could do with a handful of old clothes, yards of burlap, lead pipes, kee clamps, a ladder and a few boxes. On a round wooden stage, where the youngest children sat on the floor in a circle to watch the play, a simple setting and a lot of imagin- ation transformed the Terrace Bay High School Auditorium into the days of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn. Scripts are written by the cast, directed by Ernest J. Schwarz. It was a lively, exciting performance, with audience participation at times, making it great fun for the little people who were watch- ing. This group of young actors have been doing children's plays, from the Studio Lab, for the past ten years. They set up their own stages, and backgrounds, which takes about an hour and a half. Their equipment goes back into boxes which have been used on the stage as props. They tour the northwest and northern parts of Ontario bringing live theatre to school child- ren who otherwise would not have this opportun- ity. This presentation was made possible by the co-operaticn of the Terrace Bay Recreation De-: partment, the Lake Superior Board of Education, the Terrace Bay-Schreiber Separate School Board and the Ontario Arts Council. ; cont'd page 2 ... KEVIN SCOTT TO ATTEND STUDIES FORUM Kevin Scott, of Lake Superior High School (Schreiber Campus) son of Mr. and Mrs. G.A. Scott, of Schreiber, is one of the fortunate grade II and I2 students from across Canada to have the opportunity to attend the third annu~ al Canadian Youth Studies Forum being held in Halifax May 4th - IIth at Dalhousie University. All expenses are paid by the government, the student just providing pocket money, and they are billeted. Kevin expects to meet the other twenty-one students from Ontario in Toronto - he flies from Thunder Bay where a counsellor will accompany the group. P. Regan of Nova Scotia and Real Caouette will address the students, and they will be given a banquet by the Provincial Government. The students, some 500 from all over Canada will hear speakers take part and act on panels on such subjects as Canadian Culture, and Resources and Foreign Ownership. And part of their experience will be many tours of the City and area. STOKES SUPPORTS HEALTH FACILITY The Honourable Frank Miller Minister of Health Hepburn Block = Queen's Park Toronto, Ontario. : Dear Mr. Minister: I am writing to lend my support to a report made to Dr. James Baldwin by the McCausland Hospital Board, Terrace Bay, Schreiber, Ross- port for a proposed health facility in that area. continued page 4 ........