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MA 969 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 15 VISIT TO TERRACE BAY NEWS The Yesterday, April 22 ' we went down to Terr-| Angel Ss Harp ace Bay with Sister St., Timothy. She brought us to the Terrace Bay News Centre. Mrs. Marsh show ed us the printing press room. There was a dark room where Mrs. Marsh develops the pictures for the paper At the end of the room there was the printing ma- chine. Derek Wills was running it. It could print 1080 pages in 15 minutes. They bought there paper in large sheets but would cut it with the cutting machine. Sometimes the paper would get caught in the machine then Derek would have to lift up the screen trap door and put his hand in and take it out. We thanked Mrs. Marsh for letting us come to visit the Terrace Bay News Centre. In the photo - left to right - Ronald Desmoulin, Pat Mulligan, Gordon Fummerton, Sandra Bourguig- non, Ida Commisso, Sister St. Timothy and Derek Wills. Photo above of some of the student teachers at Holy Angel's School . Photo above of grade eight students washing cars to raise funds for their June trip. Photo by R. Chicoine MANY TEACHERS April 21 to 25 marked the last teaching-week for the students of Teacher Colleges across Ontario.' Eight student teachers spent their last week at Holy Angel's School in Schreiber . They took part in all the activities of the teachers in the school and proved to be very mature, alert young people ready to meet the challenge which education is offering today . On Friday, May 2nd these student teachers will be hired by the different School Boards in Ontario. Our School Board hopes to hire some of the best, to teach your children. Michael Kulmatycki is engrosed in the scientific es- eriment he is performing. This has developed from an nteresting science career set up by Miss Dennison.