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SEPTEMBER 29, 1976 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 3 BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING: Cont'd from pg. 2 A new Salary Scale for 1977 for the Cleri- cal and Library Technician Group was accepted by the Board, pending A.I.B. approval. The Board's Fuel 0il requirements will be tendered for the year 1976-77, and each year thereafter. Enrollments in the schools as at September 20th show an increase over the school year 1975-76. Our enrollemnts in both the Elementary and Secondary schools in Marathon and also in the Elementary schools in Terrace Bay and Schreiber were higher than what was projected. While enrollments are declining throughout Ontario, it is most gratifying to see a dif- ferent trend in this school division. A meeting of the Recreation Committee to discuss how Confederation College can fit into 'the Community Programme.of Terrace Bay is to held Thursday, September 30th at 7:00 p.m. in the Home Economics Room at Lake Superior High School, Terrace Bay. A GREAT WAY TO SAVE: ° Continued from page 1 ..... This year marks the 31st anniversary of Canada Savings Bonds which have become recog- nized through the years as Canada's most pop- ular personal investment. There have been over 43.7 million applications since 1946, with total sales during that period amounting to over $47.6 billion. Of that amount, almost $7.3 billion has been purchased through the payroll savings plan instituted in thousands of business establishments for their employees. Last year, a record $564 million worth of Canada Savings Bonds was purchased through the payroll savings plan by more than 786,000 in- dividual purchasers. Canada Savings Bonds are available to all Canadians, either through the payroll savings plan where they work or by individual purchase for cash or by instalments, at their local banks and authorized investment dealers, stock -brokers, trust and loan companies and credit unions. Canada Savings Bonds play a dual role in the development of Canada. They help indivi- dual Canadians save, on a regular basis, to- wards achieving family economic goals and at the same time, play a major role in the Feder- .al Government's debt management program; thus providing a means whereby every Canadian can become directly involved in financing his country's growth and future development. CHANGE OF DATE The Expansion Fastball League Banquet and Dance has been changed from Sept. 30 to October 14th at the Royal Canadian Legion. Advance tickets only. COMNE CINEMA Upon numerous requests | am, in the month of October going to try a series of Saft. Matinees. These will be based on the be- haviour of the children, as in the last two years they have become very disres- pectful to property and adults. Also on participation: as films, bus express and projection equipment have become very expensive we would need a little larger turn out. | f you; the parents want these matinees could you please talk to the children re: discipline in the Theatre and what it would mean to other children who want these features, and would you try to par- ticipate with them. Thank You, Terry Korzinski. COMWNE CINEMA TERRACE BAY - ONTARIO - TELEPHONE 825-3771 SHOW TIMES - MONDAY - THURSDAY 8:00 P.M. FRIDAY & SATURDAY 7 & 9 P.M. SUNDAY 8:30 P.M. Saturday Matinee 2 30 #1 a2 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 1:30 produced by directed by MICHAEL (©1205 10) 3 ST VW AEA DIS A Sh written by WILLARD HUMEK and GLORIA KATZ Salty is the wackiest Sea Lion who ever swam! You'll be sweet = on £7 > AN ADVENTURE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY - (COLOR Ctrans ty SALT WATER RELEASING COMPANY NC Tue. 3 wed. 0 ERE "BORN LOSERS" A RE-RELEASE THE ORIGINAL SCREEN APPEARANCE OF TOM LAUGHLIN _ --as BILLY JACK vio "An AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL RE RELEASE &B. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT