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PAGE 18 HOME AND SCHOOL FUTURE BRIGHT During the first weeks of school several requests were received by the office of the principal regard ing the installation of a Home and School Associa- tion. After some discussion it was decided that a survey was in order. A recent circular to parents of pupils attending the Schreiber Public School revealed the following encouragement: - Parents wishing to join a Home and School Associa-- tion - 80; Those not wishing to join - 9; Those in favour of an association exclusive to the public school - 55; Those in favour of amalgamation with the High School Association - 13; Those undecided about which type of association they'd prefer - 12. Analysis of these results and proposals for early commencement of an association will be a major concern during the next few days. An announcement to parents as to the date, time, and place of the inaugural meeting shall be forth- coming soon. ROSSPORT ~ TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Hubelit and Kindric of Wawa, Ont. spent the weekend at their summer camp here. Mrs. Percy Sully has returned from Vancouver B.C. after a six month visit with her daughter and son in-law Mr. and Mrs. M. MacGregor. Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Todesco spent the weekend with relatives in Beardmore, Ont. Mr .and Mrs. R.T.Kenney have returned from a holiday spent in Ottawa and the U.S.A. They brought home some Cohoe salmon they caught on the South shore of Lake Superior. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gerow and family have returned from Chapleau, Ont. Mr. Jos. Brassard is a patient in Deer Lodge hospital, in Winnipeg, Man. Mr.and Mrs. Peter Testori, Mr. and Mrs. Gerow, Peter and Cathy Gerow spent the weekend in Fort William, with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gerow and Michael of Wawa, Ont. visited the Mac Hubelits during the week. Rev. Father Maurice S.J. of Fort William visited Pays Plat Mission ,Sunday TERRACE BAY NEWS OCTOBER 2, 1969 Recreation Briefs - cont'd from page 8 ...... that we may look forward to a very successful yegr. With the continued interest of the parents and the involvement of our youngsters, things look very good indeed for Minor Hockey. Final registration and fees will be received at the Recreation Office until Wednesday, October 15th. WINTER ACTIVITIES Indications are that many activities and organiza- tions have now commenced their winter season pro- grams. Bookings for meeting rooms in the Recre- ation Centre are now coming in, so if your group or organization has used our rooms in the past or would now like to do so, please call the Recre- ation Centre as soon as possible as our room schedule is fast filling up. Details of rental arrangements are available at the Recreation Office, CROSSWORD PUZZLE Last Week's ACROSS 1. Bridge term §. Final 9. Conscious 10. Dull pains 12. Crosby 13. In that place 14. Unman- nerly 16. Apex Eugene 17. Checker pieces 18. Golf accessory 19. Abie's friend 21. Perform 22. Gown's partner 23. Rude person 25. Error's partner . 28.12 dozen 29. Edges, as of glasses 30. Court 31. Close to 32. Imple- ment 34. Health mecca 37. Slice 39. Of the science of healing 41. Lake SW of Reno 43. Part of a church 44. Argot 45. Fields 46. Wife of Rama- chandra "47. Molt DOWN 1. Pigs 20. Spanish 2. Jouster's vee Answer weapon 22. Hurl 3. Southern 24. Hawai- constel- ian lation bird 4. Pronoun 25. Areas 5. Narrow 26. Cere- pieces monies of wood 27. 999 6. Excla- 28. Fort mation Knox 7. Noah's contents ry Pub cpebe eldest son 30. Sorrow 38. Native of 8.Shipworms 33. Greek Bangkok 9. Touch end letter 40. Rain to end 34. Frighten measure 11. Caballeros 35. Covered, 42. Neighbor 15. Russian as with of Que. river asphalt 45. Like FEL VEL IS Pe eet. [TT wal cre PL ar CL el LL re a di) 6 as