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Schreiber- Students at Holy Angels School participated in cre- ating projects during Lent that focussed on several aspects of Quebec's Winter Carnival. Stacey Shack's project cen- tered on the Dorie race. This three-mile race has 14 teams of five men competing in 1,000- pound Dories, said Stacey. The men have to do what they have to to get the boats across the river. There are medals and cash prizes awarded in this event. Ashley Riley and Denise Labbe constructed the Glissade. This is a long, ice and snow- packed runway where people on toboggans race for a mile-and-a- half. The racers have no brakes so they slow down gradually by the end of the ramp, the girls said. Dean Lemieux talked about his skidoo races project, made mostly with small plastercine ski- doos. The race, he said, is 700 metres in length (a quarter-mile) and there are different categories to suit the engine sizes of the machines. Phillip Figliomeni and Frank Costa told the News about their Mustache Contest project. The boys made three heads that had long and curly mustach- es. A group of men must for sev- Experiencing Quebec in Ontario's north Holy Angels students who took part in the Quebec Winter Carnival project are shown above displaying their cleverly constructed models that reflect the spirit of the carnival. - SCENES for sale at WHITE SAND LAKE Spend some time in the country and experience the ageless beauty of the North Shore of Lake Superior captured for you by S. JOHNSON HEWSON 824-3155 Professional Photography Portraits, Weddings & Commercial BIRCH MAGIC PHOTOGRAPHY | 7%, Lakehead University _ me Excellence in Education HONOURS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN Tax Returns Prepared call Linda at 824-3044 103 Columbia St. Schreiber Page 7, News, Wednesday, March 16, 1988 Students catch spirit of Quebec carnival eral years grow their mustaches as long as the can, they said. They then gel and wax and even colour the mustaches in preparation for the contest. The boys said "the most-sculp- tured" mustaches usually win. Susan Harris and Jackie Glad's project was La Cabane a Sucre. What happens here is maple syrup is dribbled on the snow and then taffee cones are made. The girls said the maple syrup used is tapped from trees the pre- vious year. The Bonhomme Carnival by Judy Baxter and Anna Carangi is actually an ice palace. 1,200 blocks of ice are used to make it as well as some fibreglass and plastic. The girls said a restaurant and several dance floors are contained in the palace. . ~ "It glitters with light," they said. Richard Moorey's project was called Rue St. Therese. For 10 days ice sculptures are created on this road in lower Quebec, "to see who can make the best ice sculpture," he said. No cars are allowed to drive on that street for the 10 days but a small train does Carry tourists there, said Moorey. COMPARE QUALITY, COMPARE PRICE If You Don't, You May Pay Too Much! Before you buy, Call or See BIRCH GROVE 345-3010 Why VANGAURPD is your Best R.V. Buy... QUALITY & PRICE BIRCH GROVE.. Your #1 R.V. Dealer 1160 Oliver Road, Thunder Bay Out of town call collect (807) 345-3010 SCHREIBER PUBLIC SCHOOL | KINDERGARTEN ' REGISTRATION | Thursday, March 24, 1988 NURSING FOR REGISTERED NURSES School of Nursing at Lakehead University is offering a Part-time Distance Education HBScN Program for Registered Nurses at most locations in the Lakehead University regions, including the city of Thunder Bay The first course in this program will be delivered in September 1988 INTERESTED NURSES MUST APPLY WITH OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPTS BY MARCH 31\88 For more information and applications call toll free 1-800-465-3959 or 1-807-343-8210 * Please Note: Students currently attending Jr. Kindergarten Junior Kindergarten: children born 1984 * Senior Kindergarten: children born in 1983 need not re-register for Kindergarten. COFFEE HOUR: 10:30 a.m.- Library Resource Personnel: W. Tessier, Principal D. Malashewski, Kindergarten Teacher B. Asmussen, Public Health Nurse If you are unable to attend the Coffee Hour, you may register your | child any school day between 9:00 a.m. and noon. Please bring proof of your child's age. For further information, please call the school at 824-2082. M. Twomey