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November 24, 1966 LEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY IN AREA 18 From: Ontario Department of Education - Nov.14/66]} received in the News Office at 9 a.m. on Nov. 16/ The Hon.William G.Davis, Minister of Education today announced the names of the Board of Gover- nors for the College of Applied Arts and Technology in Area 18. The College in Area 18 will serve all the munici- palities, including any cities or separated towns, within the districts of Kenora, Rainy River and - THUNDER BAY. The Board of Governors if made up of eight per- sons appointed by the Council of Regents and four municipal appointees. Appointed by Council of Regents 1. Dr.A.B.Adey, M.D. - Atikokan . Dr. A.W.H.Challis, M.D. - Fort Frances Dr. John Hart - Lakehead Univ. Port Arthur . David A.Hutton - Cochenour . Dr.Chas.M.Johnston, M.D. - Port Arthur . Mrs.Jean Millar - Sioux Lookout - William H.Spicer - Fort William . To be appointed. Appointed by Municipalities - T. Rob B.McCormack = Fort William 2. Edgar Laprade - Port Arthur 3. Phil Daiter - Dryden 4. To be appointed. The inaugural meeting for the Board will be held at the Nor-Shore Hotel, Port Arthur on Thursday evening Nov.!7, 1966. The primary business of the meeting will be to assign the terms of office, elect a chairman and vice-chairman and to hold orienta- tion discussions. Dr.H.H.Kerr, chairman of the Ontario Council of Regents, D.B.Sutherland, the Council's Execu- tive Secretary, and N.A.Sisco, of the Department of Education, attended the meeting. NOTE - Area 18 includes the District of Thunder B ay which supposedly extends east of Port Arthur. No representation on the board of governors or appointment by municipalities has been made east of the Lakehead. Municipal authorities were ad- vised of this meeting on Wednesday. If any action was taken it may bring to the attention of some authority that this area too is vitally interested in anything to do with education. We would welcome comments from our readers. ONanak WN TERRACE BAY NEWS __ BOARD OF GOVERNORS ANNOUNCED FOR COL Page 15 FORAGIFTTHAT BRINGS GREETINGS THE YEAR ROUND a subscription to till out below - we will send a greeting card Name Address From FASHION PAGEANT (cont'd from Page 1[3) This is a division of the Ontario Department of Tourism and Information. It has already visited many major communities in the province, and has helped raise thousands of dollars for local Cent- ennial celebrations. In addition to the contribution it has made to Centennial fund-raising, it has helped stimulate. interest in preparing for the 100th birthday of Con- federation. Costumes in Portraits from the Past were designed after extensive research in old books, magazines and historical documents, but are made of modern fabrics using modern dressmaking techniques. This has enabled the costumes to stand up to repeated use and display even though some of the originals from which they were taken, such as Queen Victoria's wedding dress, were intended to be worn only once. Some of the garments were designed for wear on formal occasions while others are modelled after the daily garb worn by pioneer women and Indian maids. | The show includes an example of the Paris styles worn by Helene de Champlain, the child-bride of the famous French explorer; a Victorian riding gar- ment, costumes illustrating the dress of the wives of the provincial premiers at Confederation time, and many more. In the commentary, some interesting and little- known historical facts about Canada's early women are contained. These facts help bring authenticity to the glamour and colour of the costumes. PASS kT SSE EL STE