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SHIFT #4. WIN SOFTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP (Cont. ) On Tuesday night with their regular~ manager-coach Ray Belliveau back at the helm, Shift #4 were now determined to make it a clean sweep. Shift #3 scored the first.'run of the game in the bottom' of the first. It was not util the top of the third when Shift #4 were able to go around the bases three times, Shift #3 came back to tighten the game with their one run making the score read 3-2, In the top of the seventh, Shift #4 went ahead with a further two ruris, During this same inning, with bases loaded,' what was marked for one of the longest home runs by Krahn was foiled when Paul Mala- shewski ran some distarice to jump and make ' one of the best catches witnessed on our diamond. In their last bid at bat, Shift #3 were uriable to gather any runs and the game ended with a score of 5-2, Batteries for Shift #3 were McInnis and Adrian; for Shift #4 Wood and Chopty. Members of the Champion team are Manager-Coach Ray Belliveau, Cliff Wood, Nick Chopty, Ted Commisso, Bob Burella, Maurice Osnar, Henry Krahn, Lester Legault Don Anderson, "Ray Stachiw, * Paul Busniuk, Jim Garr icck, Joe Cavanaugh, Cy Brassard, This reporter takeshis hat off to Shift #4, All players of both teams are deserving of congratulations for their participation in the finals that could have gone cither way. This has been one of the best finals in our history, With this resume completed, it's now to the Softball Cabaret Windup. o-0-0 , FROM TERRACK BAY SCHOOLS HIGH "SCHOOL \, WELCOMES TWO NEW TEACHERS John R, k Kelly, the new Mathematics and Science Teacher, Mr. Kelly comes from Oshawa, Ontario, "He is a graduate of the University of New Brunswick, Prior to his present teaching position he was principal of the Taymouth High School in New Brunswick, Mr, Kelly is single and is very interested in sports activities, Austin F, Wilson is the new language teacher. He will teach French and Latin, and can teach a total of five languages. Mr, Wilson comes from Toronto and is a graduate of the University of Toronto. Prior to coming to Terrace Bay he taught in the Armed Services and before that he taught English in Quebec schools. Mr, Wilson is married and he and his wife Margaret with their children, Agnes, Aidan, Frances and Mary will reside at 8&6 Hudson Drive, (Cont. on next col,) Page 6 NEWS FROM TERRACE BAY SCHOOLS (Cont. ) Mr, Dave Locking resumes his duties as principal of the High School, NEW PRINCIPAL AND THREE NEW TEACHERS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL John Morrison from Windsor. A graduate of Walkerville Collegiate Institute in Windsor and of London Teachers College, Formerly a principal in Suburban, Windsor schools, He is Principal and teacher of Grades 7 and 8 at the Public School. Miss Eleanor Montey from Eagle River. | A graduate of Dryden High School and North Bay Teachers College. She has had previous experience in Keewatin and Ignace, and will handle the Grade 4 room, Miss Vera Bradshaw from Parry Sound, is a graduate of Toronto General Hospital and of Peterborough Teachers College. Her previous experience has been in Onemee and Parry Sound and will be teaching Grade 2 this year, Miss Marilyn Gordon from Marathon attended Marathon High School and North Bay Teachers College, Miss Gordon is teaching Grade 1, The regular staff members with whom most of the parents are familiar are Miss Lois Windle who teaches grade 5 and 6, Miss Pauline Dowling who has grade 3 and Miss Mabel Clayson who is taking care of the Kindergarten classes, SEPARATE SCHOOL NEWS St. Martin's School opened its doors on September 6th to 153 pupils which practically doubles the original enrolment of three years ago, Pupils and teachers alike were delighted with the freshly varnished desks, anc the general very clean appearance of the school, This work had been completed by Mit. Cormier, janitor, during the summer vacation. The staff consists of five teachers and welcomes two newcomers to the community. Miss Verna Claxton from Strathroy, Ontario is'a graduate of Hamilton Normal School and Notre Dame Academy, Waterdown, She has taught in Alberta, Hamilton and Delhi, Ontario, While in the west she took a spacial course in vocal and instrumental music at Edmonton. She has specialized in Grade I work for a number of years and is in charge of Grade I end music in our school. (Cont. on page 7)