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4 APRIL 27, 1977 PAGE 3 'Board Meeting = continued '" lined what this role will cover. The Superintendent of Business and Treasur- er will ascertain when the Regional Director of Education will be available to meet with the Nakina Public School Board and this Board. Because neither the Management and Personn- el and Finance Committees held meetings on March I9th, no reports were made to the Board. The School Year Calendars for 1977-78 were discussed and approved, with amendments. Mr. M. Tremblay, Ministry appointed Liaison Officer for this Board, was introduced to the Trustees by the Director. Mr. Tremblay out- The Chairman thanked him for his presentation. It was noted that two submissions have been made to the Ministry on behalf of this Board re: Experience '77. The following motions were passed: The resignations of Mrs. L. Chicoine, % Time : French teacher, Holy Angels School, and Sister P. Hatfield, Remedial teacher, Our Lady of Lourdes School, were accepted with regret, effective I977 08 31. The Board give permission to the Grade 8 pup- ils of St. Edward's School for an excursion to Toronto, during the period April 24-29,1977 It is the policy of The North of Superior District R.C.S.S. Board that administrative and supervisory positions be equally accessible to men and women. ) The Director advised that the Knights of , Columbus Essay Contest .will be completed in the near future and that a report will be forthcoming. "staffing requirements for 1977-78 were re- viewed. ; The next regular meeting of the Board will be held on May 21st, I977 at IO a.m. with the location yet to be named. 11977 at 4 p.m. in The Sacred Heart Roman ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mus. Fred Maskerine of Sioux Look- out take pleasure in announcing the fonth- coming muuiage of their youngest daughter Cecile Antoinette to David Peter, son of Ma. and Ms. Davis Mushquash of Rossport. The wedding will take place on May 21s%, Catholic Church, Sioux Lockout. " NEARLY 83% OF ALL MENTALLY RETARDED ARE "EDUCABLE, AND CAN BE TAUGHT TO BE FAIR- "LY SELF-SUPPORTING AS ADULTS. TERRACE BAY NEWS THEATRE LAB ENJOYED BY ALL On April I4th, the Lake Superior Public School in Terrace Bay and Schreiber invited the staff and students from St. Martin's and Holy Angel's Separate Schools to enjoy per- formances of Aladdin and His Magic Lamp. Actors. from the Studio Lab Theatre working out of Toronto were in Terrace Bay in the midst of a twenty-two stop tour. Aladdin. and His Magic Lamp is a rock mus- ical for children with adult actors. At one point during the performances several drade two students were invited on stage to assist one of the actresses only to be frightened away by the fierce looking village policeman. The performances in Terrace Bay and Schreiber were thoroughly enjoyed by the staff and students alike. - The Studio Lab Theatre operates under grants from the Ontario Arts Council. App- arently the availability of grants next year is doubtful at this time. Letters to the Council encouraging the promotion of groups such as the Studio Lab Theatre would be dir- ectly beneficial to communities such as ours. Letters to the Arts Council should be address -ed to: Ontario Arts Council, I5I Bloor Street West, Toronto, Ontario M56 IT6 COWNE 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. th. 28 1.29 50.30 ADVENTURES OF THE GENERAL WILDERNESS FAMILY ~~ M son | Mon. 2 ted CASSANDRA ; : ; CROSSING ADULT = Wed. 4 Thu. 5 A warm. touching and unique story. A gt% Al GENEVIEVE # | BUJOLD § ALEX & THE GYPSY "Be Color by Deluxe*