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MARCH 3, 1976 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 15 TODAY'S CHILD - BY HELEN ALLEN Bp eB EE THE TORONTO 531J)\] synpicate Wally is nine, the kind of child who wins adult attention immediately because he's handsome, outgoing and interested in many things. French Canadian in descent, Wally has blue eyes, light- brown hair, fair skin and a lovely smile. He is healthy, active, muscular and keen on sports. Wally is living in a treatment home for children with emotional problems but the staff feels he is ready to become part of a family. Wally looks forward eagerly to finding a mother and father with perhaps an older brother as well. This lad had trouble in school because he was hyperactive. He is more settled now and loves school. He is in a special class where each student gets a great deal of individual attention. Reading is his weakest subject but in math he is at ghe grade three level. Wally loves camping and swimming and.enjoys being a Cub. Wally needs a family where he will be the youngest and where the parents will want to spend much time with him. To inquire about adopting Wally, please write to Today's Child, Ministry of Community & Social Services, Box 888, Station K, Toronto M4P 2H2. In your letter tell something of your present family and your way of life. For general adoption information, contact your local Children's Aid Society. TERRACE BAY WINTER CARNIVAL FAMILY SNOW SCULPTURE CONTEST Sponsored by Kinsmen of Terrace Bay Inc. lst = 2nd~="3pd prizes Snow-Sculptures will be judged on appearance, originality and content Judging to take place - 4:30 - 5:30 p.m., March |Ilth, with winners being announced at Carnival opening ceremonies. Entries requested to phone - Tom Patterson at 825-3348 after 4 p-m. THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION requires immediately 3 MAINTENANCE WORKING FOREMEN Responsibilities include developing and carrying out a preventative maintenance ptro- gram and looking after the repair needs of the Board's schools, houses and apartment buildings in Manitouwadge, Marathon and Schreiber/Terrace Bay. These positions are full time and successful candidates will enjoy the same pension and fringe benefits as other full time emp loyees. Experience and competence in carpentry, elec- trical repairs, plumbing and general mainten- nance required. Written applications will be received up 'to March 8, 1976 and should outline qualifica- tions, experience and salary expected and be addressed to: : H.J. Boudreau, Business Administrator, The Lake Superior Board of Education, Box. 189, SCHREIBER, Ontario. POT 2S0