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Pubilc Library Terrace Bay, Ont, . 8 FEBRUARY 26, I975 20¢ PER COPY TINGS "HONOURARY GRANDMOTHER" nna Hastings a resident of 2rrace formerly of Marathon, was ured on Valentine's Day by being ourary Grandmother of the Year" by [ Brownie Pack of Marathon. This standing year for them as it is the f Guiding. tings was given a Valentine corsage ie made up by the brownies and in- of this honour. ary I4th "Valentines Day", the Kin- 1ireiber entertained the residents of srrace with a Valentine tea and af- bingo. Ten games of bingo were play lucky winners were: Mrs. Bryson, jam, Mrs. Hastings, Mrs. Bernadette james), Mr. Black (2 games), Mrs. trick and Mrs. Carl Sorenson. autifully decorated valentine cakes 1 served with tea & coffee. Every- bated and Mrs. Bryson expressed the- nd appreciation on behalf of the br a most enjoyable afternoon. COMPUTER TERMINAL IN HIGH SCHOOL The Lake Superior High School in Terrace Bay has been equipped with a computer termin- al to speed career guidance information to its students. £ The computer terminal gives the students direct access to the Ministry of Education's data processing branch where information on some 7,000 careers and 450 postsecondary institutions is stored. Normally a student writes to the Ministry seeking career information and receives it by return mail. The system, known as the Student Guidance Information Service, is us- ed, by more than I00,000 students across the province. Lake Superior students will now be able to sit down at a console, request the information they need and receive instant video readouts or computer printouts of the career informa- tion they desire. In addition to providing instant information the computer system also relieves school guidance counsellors from data gathering duties so they can spend more time with the students. Six other Ontario secondary schools have been equipped with the direct computer hook- up. : Always be sure the ICE IS SAFE for your winter sport.