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PAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS MAY 5, 1976 MOOSE BINGO The Loyal Order of Moose will sponsor a Bingo on Thursday, May 6th at 8:00 p.m. in the Moose Hall, Terrace Bay. Bus leaves Schreiber Post Office at 713 p.m. BY DR. A.W. DAMIS Forecast Period May 9 - May 15 Some Arians will attempt to pick up the pieces from a broken romance...and start over again. ARIES Remember, things are never the same Mar. 21-Apr. 19 --they'll get better or worse! There's a special name for someone who welcome problems. The name or term, TAURUS however, doesn't fit you. You'll accept a new Apr. 20-May 20 hardship as a sort of challenge. It's that time when an apology is in order. Ac- cording to your chart, there's more than one GEMINI person who should be shown that you can May 21-June 20 recognize your own mistakes. L Usually, people refuse to be manipulated into someone else's scheme. You, however, will MOONCHILD put all the bits and pieces together--to achieve June 21-July 22 your own ends. ' You might be thinking about making a major purchase. Keep in mind, it's not a good idea to LEO July 23-Aug. 22 trade off tomorrow for today! It seems as though you'll be putting both feet into a new job, task or project. In other words, you're prone toward being dedicated to an VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. 22 unusual venture. Becoming involved in situations that might be shady, is indicated. Stay in bounds while at- LIBRA tending" social functions. Your relationship Sept. 23-Oct. 22 with the opposite sex takes a strange twist. Bluntly, this week might find you taking every wrong direction. It's not a good time to make a SCORPIO major decision--about a member of the other Oct. 23-Nov. 21 sex. The moment someone mentions a good deal--beware! Your chart warns against SAGITTARIUS becoming involved in a "get rich scheme." Nov. 22-Dec. 21 Really it's not the time to start a project. Shore up your mood; social activities are favorable. What is more, things that happen during 'this cosmic cycle--will trigger 2 CAPRICORN lasting influence throughout the next several Dec. 22-Jan. 19 weeks. Challenging words...laced with sarcasm, shows in your chart. Looking for trouble? This week, rest assured, it's easy to find an AQUARIUS associate who will give you more (trouble) Jan. 20-Feb. 18 than you'll want! Ego and self-esteem plays an important role, now. Most members of your sign are deter- PISCES mined to have their own way. So, you'll be Feb. 19-Mar. 20 overpowering your associates. ------ a ---------- ff -- The North 'of Superior District R.C.S.S. Board held its Fourth Regular Meeting at St. Edward's School in Nipigon on April 24,1976. Teachers from both St. Edward's and St. Hilar- y's Schools were in attendance as were some of the local school supporters. Teachers and trustees exchanged views over lunch. In formal session, the Board considered the question of relocation of the Board offices 'which are currently at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay. After some discussion, the fol- lowing motions were passed: - That the North of Superior District R.C. S.S. Board locate its administrative offices in the Schreiber-Terrace Bay area. : - That January 31, 1977 be set as a target date for relocation, with provision for an ex- tension of this date to August 31, 1977 if necessary. Relocation will require the Director of Ed- ucation, Mr. P. Gillen, the Superintendent of Business, Mr. J. Courtney, and Mr. R. Jones, Accountant, to move their families into the area. Secretarial staff for the office will be hired locally. It is anticipated that the move will reduce administrative costs in such areas as transpor -tation, telephone, office accommodation, etc. It is also anticipated that offices within the jurisdiction will provide a more efficient service for the schools. _ In other business, the Board: 1) Approved policies regarding the early dis- missal of schools and the custodial require- ments of schools. 2) Established a resource position in the area of psychological services. 3) Approved the acceptance of Frank Cowan In- surance Company's insurance proposal for the school buildings. 4) Accepted with regret the resignation of the following teachers: Sister Gaye white, Princi- pal of St. Hilary's School, Red Rock; Miss Jeannine Pineau, St. Hilary's School, Red Rock; Mr. Jocelyne Matharu, % time St. Edward's & L, time St. Hilary's; Mrs. Irene Saumur, Our Lady of Lourdes School, Manitouwadge. 5) Appointed Mr. R. Chahley, Red Rock, to re- place Mr. R. O'Connor as the separate school representative on the Nipigon-Red Rock Board of Education. The next meeting of the Board will be held Saturday, May 29, 1976 at Our Lady of Lourdes School in Manitouwadge. The public is invited to attend.