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BSS ae earnre coctememn nr verenenne vemmegnene, 2 eee Soeeere ms ree ca -* ne ere AO SA CLC EN H8 8 US Vol, 3-No. 56 LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY September 9, 19439 = aS Tree a Sa Sse ate os SCHOOL NEWS Eighty-six pupils for the Terrace Bay Public School were registered at a the new Municipal Office in the Shopping Centre last Tue sday, September 7th, 'There has been a delay in opening the new school building but certain classrooms will be completed sufficiently to permit classes to operate on @ shift basis commoncing Wednesday, September 15th. Grades 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 will be conducted from 8:00 aem, until 12:00 noon while pupils in Grades 1, 2, and 3 will attend from 1:00 p.m. until 4:00 Pollo Kindergarten will commence on or about October lst. , Pupils registered to date are as follows: Grade 8 - Charmaine Dodge, Shirley Colquhoun, Patsie Compton, Florence Compton , Cecile } Boudreau Grade 7 = George Bird, William Marsh, Tim McInnes, Jacob Compton, Gayle Dailey Grade 6 - Stanley Savoy, Gale Savoy, Morise Sitko, Terry Cavanaugh, Christine Heucr, Nancy Rae Wood, Terrence McInnes, Betty Dodge, John Galvin, Detiglas Smith, Jane Porter iia Grade 5 = John Marsh, Helen Laundy, John Boudreau, Robert Kirkpatrick, Clifford Gales Grade 4 = Rosalind Savoy, Betty Compton, Tom Heuer, Valerie McDonald, Claude Boudreau, Izena Woodworth, John Dailey, Myrna Dailey, Eleanor Swinton Grade 3 = Barbara Stevens, Brian Harvey, Wayne Rudolf, Charles Craig, Dick Bonnycastle, George Clarke, Dick Rowson, Sondra McInnes, Warren Buck, Joan Brearley, Lynn Porter, Emma Galvin, Jeannette Covington Grade 2 = Tom Stevens, John'Bird, Harold Giles, Allen Wood, Maxine Heuer, Cletfore rt! Charles Bonnycastle, Walter Corrigan, Marvin Conway, Evelyn Swinton 'yo Schneble, Judith McCausland, Diane Woodworth, Dennis Scowen Grade 1 = Vincent McInnes, Joan Hopper, Peter Cavanaugh, Ellen Clarke, Raymond Salesse Joseph Wig, Robert Schneble, Margaret Lemon, Richard Jeanneret, Anne Porter, Susan McCausland, Carmaine Woodworth Kindergarten = Beverly Louk, Douglas Moore, Joseph Clarke, Scott Conway, Margaret 'Cavanaugh, Bruce Martin, David McDonald, Mary Lee Emerson, Bruce Macdonald Donna Brearley, David Hansen, Roxana Lea Nairn. Oo-0-0 MART: ¥'S ORCHESTRA VISITED TERRACE BAY Canada's 'Number One! dance banc, Mart oe eae Kenney and his orchestra, played for a dance at Terrace Bay on Tuesday evening September 7th and it was quite a gala affoir. Held in the Recreation Hall, the event was co-sponsored by the Terrace Bay Tennis and Prtmiubon Clubs. A capacity crowd was on hand to dance to the music of the famous L5-niec. band which is known from coast to coast in Ganada and throughout many parts of the United Susie Featured with the orchestra were the regulars, Roy Roberts, Norma Locke and The Quartcttc. The Mart Kenney aggregation arrived at Terrace Bay in their special coach carly Tucsday morning. During the day the group had en opportunity of secing both the Hydro and Tcrmace Bay projects and from all reports were very much impressed with what they. saw. One regret expressed by many in the group Was the fact that time would not permit a session at fishing in local waters. Apparently some of Terrace Bay's better fish stories are circwlabing abeub the country. Mart Kenney's personal appearance Was arranged as a stop-over on @ trip which _ will take the orchestra as far as the west coast. In the future we hope that it will be possible to arrange stop-overs whenever the orchestra is passing through. Having Mart Kenney and his band was a real event for Terrace Bay and one that will live long in the memories of those who were able to atten ths) fren