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53975 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 1I5 DE_EIGHT CLASS PLANS WALK-A-THON ade eight class of St. Martin Separa- is planning their sixth annual Walk- raise money for their trip to Toronto This event will complete the class's ing projects for the year. September, each student has been bring I0 per month to cover most of the ex- volved. Additional money has been rough a bottle drive in January and sales in March. e past few years, the school and the ave eliminated most of the smaller ing events that involved bothering e in town. Rather than have a series s, bake sales and penny auctions, the are given the responsibility for rais- ajority of the money on their own. od has been both successful and popul- t years: the responsibility is placed - udent to look after his own contribu- st students earn their $I0 per month aby sitting or other odd jobs. This ---to-door canvassing for money is kept olute minimum. : ear the class will have a METRIC ON to acknowledge Canada's switchover tric system. The walk-a-thon route PRING CLEANUP cil of The Township of Terrace Bay laimed the week of MAY 11th to 17th SPRING LEANUP WEEK ng on Wednesday, May 14th, Township > will collect articles which are close to the street. Where poss- || loose items should be placed in sday, May 14th, collection will be Pine Crescent, Poplar Crescent, 'escent, Hudson Drive, Laurier Aven- sson Avenue, Selkirk Drive and 'laza. day, :May. 415th, collection wi: k:bs Kenogami - Rd., MacDonald Avenue, h Avenue, Fort Garry Road, Princ- ue, Superior Avenue and Lakeview Township of Terrace Bay Public Works Department. from Terrace Bay to Schreiber and back is 32 kilometres long. It's the same distance as in other years, but it's being measured in kolometres this years instead of in miles. (A kilometre is approximately 5/8 of a mile). The best way to learn metric is to experience it and that's what the walkers will be do- ing this year as they cover the I6 kolometres into Schreiber and (hopefully) the I6 kolom- etres back to Terrace Bay! The Walk-a-Thon is scheduled for Saturday, May 24th. There will be more information pro- vided in the TERRACE BAY NEWS and over CBQ Radio in the next few weeks. The students are asking for your support again this year in the hope that their walk-a-thon will be as successful as it has been in the past. Of the last set of pictures supplied to us by Mr. and Mrs. Delaronde we reprint the foll- owing: left to right - Willy Heinrich, John Delaronde, Ralph Caphone, George Delong, Fred Hadabery, Peter, Dave Nelson. March I94é6 Jim Isbester, Willy Heinrich Ralph Caphone John Delaronde § George Delong Schreiber I946 Luncheon Sperials MONDAY to FRIDAY 12 NOON to 1:30 P.M. Red Bog Inn