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JANUARY 28, 1976 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 3 BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING, Cont'd.... Discussion took place concerning trips in- volving students and teachers but not sponsor- ed by the Board. It was felt that guidelines for such non-sponsored trips which involve Board employees should be laid down. The Annual Quebec Carnival Tour for fifteen senior French students of Manitouwadge High School was approved. Students will leave Man- itouwadge on Feb. 2nd and return on Feb. 8. A report from Mr. Pappas concerning prob- lems in the new addition in the Marathon Pub- lic School was distributed. The Business Administrator reported that he had been in touch with the architect and that a' plumber was now dealing with the problems. Mr. Tal- arico indicated that he too had been looking into these problems, and he suggested that an outside plumber be present.on the site while the source of the existing problem was being traced. The Board decided to pay an individual to supervise the inspection of the plumbing at the Marathon Elementary School and report on the cause of the problem on Jan. 20 at the discretion of Mr. D. Talarico. Mrs. M. Hamilton of Terrace Bay was appoint -ed to the Early School Leaving Committee for the year 1976. It was resolved that the Board go into a Committee of the Whole Board. The Committee of the Whole Board reported: A) the resignation of Mrs. V. Armstrong Part- time Secretary, Manitouwadge High School, accepted with regret, effective Jan. 31, 1976. B) the appointment of Mrs. Georgette Sheridan as Receptionist - Clerk- -Typist, at salary according to schedule, effective Jan. 12. C) the appointment of Mrs. Marion Milnes as Attendance Counsellor for Manitouwadge, at salary according to schedule, effective Jan. 5; 1976. NEW BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY The Greek Treasure - Irving Stone; The Choir- boys - Joseph Wambaugh; The Gambling Man - Catherine Cookson; The Homecoming - Norah Lofts; The Caviar Cruise - Forest Webb; A Far Off Place - Laurens Van der' Post; The Athen- ian Widow - Robert Harling; An Affair of Doc- tors - Frances Rickett; The Seven-Per-Cent Solution ~- John H. Watson M.D; The Unwanted - Dr. Christian Barnard & Siegfried Stander. The Unwanted - This is a first novel by the famous heart surgeon Dr. Christian Barnard. It is the story of the making of a heart sur- geon. We have also a number of French language books. INSTALLATION OF NEW OFFICERS HELD Photo by Donna Gorham. left to right: Christine Handy, Beth Macadam, Flora Bryson, Helen Croll and Rolande Lanteigne. The January meeting of the Auxiliary to the McCausland Hospital was held in the lib- rary of St. Martin School in Terrace Bay at 8:00 p.m. Minutes of the December meeting were read and adopted. The treasurers annual report was accepted. Cont'd page-d.i. el STRAND THEATRE TERRACE BAY - ONTARIO - TELEPHONE 825-377 SHOW TIMES ~ MONDAY ~- THURSDAY 8:00 P.M. FRIDAY & SATURDAY 7 & 9 P.M. SUNDAY 8:30 P.M. Thu. 29 Fri. 30 sa. 31 « WHEL NE Be A COLUMBIA PICTURES on _ FEVER CINEMEDIA CENTER PRESENTATION CoLumBIA A Pics orosents AN INTERNATIONAL CINEMEDIA CENTER PRODUCT) ANH NI an VINCENT « KAY LENZ n "WHITE LINE FEVER" iN HY os Duane writen by KEN FRIEDMAN as JONATHA WN « DAV Poca oy JOHN KEMENY + Graces or JONATHAN Ka es" DAVID NICHTERN ADULT ENTERTAINMENT -- Sun. & Mon. Feb. 1 & 2 MURPH THE SURF Tues. to Sat. Feb. 3 to 7 AIRPORT '75