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September 8, 1966 MISS CANADA (Continued from page 4) ceremony of Terrace Bay's first "Queen Mermaid." Her charming appearance attracted much admiration as she spoke a few words to the capacity crowd. A delightful incident took place when she accep- ted a bouquet from little Miss Kennedy of Terrace Bay and immediately broke off one bloom and thril- led the little en by giving it to her--tangible exciting moment. Lakehead University GFF-CAMPUS COURSES ATIKOKAN Introduction to Economics Renaissance Drama Economics 1a6 English 3q6 DRYDEN/SIOUX LOOKOUT English 3c6 Economics 2a6 Economics 1a6é American Literature Economic History or Introduction to Economics FORT FRANCES/RAINY RIVER Natural & Human Resources Introductory Government of Canada American Geography 1a6 Political Science laé-- or Political Science 2d6 or History 3b6 at GERALDTON/LONGLAC/NAKINA Philosophy 1a6é French 1b6 Introduction and/or Oral French (Both if sufficient registration) NIPIGON/RED ROCK Introduction Ancient Psychology 1a6 History 2c6 KENORA/KEEWATIN Sociology 1aé-- Anthropology History 2b6 * British SCHREIBER/TERRACE BAY /MARATHON English 1aé Introductory WAWA/WHITE RIVER English laé Introductory In addition, as an experiment, the University will try taping the lectures of some courses and send them out to centres that are too small for normal services or to larger centres where there is need of some special course in Arts. The minimum for these courses would be ten students and it would be up to the local community to organize the course group and to petition the University to supply the tapes. If it is possible to arrange for the course to be taped and an instructor can be supplied, formal applications with fees will be requested. An instructor will be sent out once a month to meet with the group and to discuss essays and program with individuals. Please contact your local representative for information on admissions, registration fees and what courses are being offered... LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE - - Mr. D.MacLeod, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Terrace Bay, Ont. THE NEWS Page 5 The teenagers were delighted when Miss Canada made an appearance at their dance in the Moos Hall under sponsorship of Bob Spadoni of Soheathaes There she threw her bouquet into the wildly oeanOeT iastic crowd. On Sunday morning she drove around town accom: panied by Mrs.B.Matiowsky. and Mrs. R.Sinotte. They visited the golf course, mill, dam and the dump--although the bears remained out of sight at the latter spot on the bright sunny morning. The official goodbye took place outside the Motor Hotel where Miss Canada had been staying. Mr .and Mrs .R.Sinotte drove the lovely visitor to the Lakehead where she took a plane home to Burlington. She expresse: appreciation of the hos- pitality she received and sincerely hoped that she might be able to return for a longer period some time in the future. . Anderson . Merrill . Smith . Charles . Davies - Morrison CARD OF THANKS - Mrs.Gretchen Smith sincerely thanks all her friends and relatives who sent cards, flowers and visited her while in the hospital in Port Arthur. Also, a special thanks to Doctors Searles, Good- ing and Bull, nurses and staff of 4th West for the care given. Miss S. A. Wray Mr. S. A. Alleyne Mr. K. C. A. Dawson Dr. T. B. Miller Mr..J. A. Brigham Mr. A.O.. Menhart FISH BINGO SEPT.15 Rossport, Hall at 8 P.M. Each Bingo a 5 to 6 |b. Lake Trout. Door prize a 10 Ib. Lake Trout. Sponsored by the Altar Society, St.John Berch- man's Church.