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May 18, 1967 SCHREIBER HIGH SCHOOL PRINCI- PAL ACCEPTS POST IN EASTERN ONTARIO Mr. E.E. Forgues, principal of Schr- eiber High School for the past two years has been appointed principal of the Casselman -Cambridge District High School in Casselman, Ontario with duties to begin on August 1, 1967 Mr. Forgues was born and raised at Casselman © where he received his elementary education. He attended High School at Alexandria, Ontario prior to entering the teaching profession in 1952. He is married to the former Roma Laporte of Alexandria, Ontario. Mr. & Mrs. Forgues have one daughter, Marla Sue, seven years old. Mrs. Gorgues who is a teacher of commercial subjects, will be teach- ing at the North Dundas District High School . Mr. Forgues began his teaching career in the el- ementary school system at Cornwall where he was principal and teacher. at St. Mary's School. In 1955 he went to the Nickel District Collegiate and Voc- ational Institute in Sudbury where he taught Group Guidance and acted as Head of the Guidance De- partment. From 1957 to 1965 he was employed by the North Dundas District High School where he taught a variety of subjects with a concentration in Physical Education. During his last two years with that Board he was Head of the Physical Education Department. While in Schreiber Mr. Forgues was instrumental in organizing the school into Departments, and in introducing the Business and Commerce Branch in the school as well as maintaining a high academic standard. For many years he was active in Eastern Ontario Federation affairs having served as District Public Relations Officer for five years and briefly as District President in 1965. He also servedon Curriculum Development Committees in both Eastern and Northwestern Ontario. Mr. Forgues holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Ottawa and a Masters of Arts from McKinley in English and Business organizations . He holds a Specialist Certificate in Physical Educa- tion.as well as certificates in English, History, French, Business and Commerce and Guidance. Prior to entering the teaching profession he was commissioned in the Canadian Army and now holds the rank of major in the Stormont, Glengary High- landers (Militia). He recently received the Canada TERRACE BAY NEWS Page 15 Defence Medal for meritorious service. Mr. & Mrs. Forgues will be moving into their home at Chesterville, Ontario at the end of June. PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVES MEET The Schreiber Progressive Conservative Association met on May 11 and elected a new slate of officers as follows: Gino Caccamo President,Rey Pitkanen First Vice President, Rege Yates Second Vice President, Jack Phillips Third Vice Presi- dent, Mrs. D.Q.Hamilton Secretary, Walter Wilkes Treasurer, 0.Sainsbury and P. Mulligan Audictors. Party candidate Toi Seppela was guest speaker. He was accompanied by his campaign manager, Stan Hodgkiss, Presiden of Terrace Bay associetion. Jack Phillips, Retiring President, opened the meeting, welcoming the gratifying number present. Mr. Seppala said he wes honoured to be named candidate in the new riding, and fortunate thet through business dealings and long essociation with the Rossport Fish Derby, he knew and received a warm welcome from communities in the immedi- ate area. The Thunder Bay riding has 240,000 miles with a populetion of thirty-four thousand - the biggest riding, in area, in the province. Mr, Seppale essured the committee he would maintein his long established reputation for integrity and honest deal- ings. ' i Mr. Hodgkiss brought greetings from Terrace Bay P.C.'s describing its recent re-orgenization. As campaign manager he realized the biggest task confronting the candidate wes to co-ordinate the efforts of the scattered communities and unite them. He would be pleased to receive any suggestions and consider them. Mr. Phillips was thanked by Gino Caccamo who paid tribute to his long service with the party and in turn Mr. Phillips congratulated the new officers offering them any assistance he could provide. Meeting nights in Schreiber are set for Thursdays. Following the meeting coffee and sandwiches were' enjoyed. N.D.P. REFUSE NINE FORMER MEMBERS OF THE PARTY } YSUGHGHOT] Jack Stokes the New Democratic candidate for Thunder Bay Riding reports that the New Demooratic Party's Provincial Council has rejected by an overwhelming vote the membership applications of nine former members of the party's youth section on the grounds of Trotskyite affiliations. Each applicant for N.D.P. membership signs a statement that "he accepts and will abide by the Democratic principles pro- gram and constitution of the party and that he is not a member or supporter of any other political party." At the council's meeting in Sudbury executive members of the Ont- ario New Democratic Youth explained evidence against the nine individuals. It was found they belonged to, worked for, or in other ways indicated their support for the League for Socialist Action and its youth branch the Trotskyite movement in Canada. By previous decision of the Provincial N.D.P. convention these groups are defined as a political party. Provincial Council which is the Ontario N.D.P.'s top governing body between conventions has final authority on rejection or accepting membership applications. Mr. Stokes participated in the mass canvass of Sudbury on behalf of: Bud Germa candidete for the New Democratic Party, Federation by election, on May 29. Boys now adays take advice and then do as they please. John D. Rockefeller - taken from the Febru- ary edition of 1922 Reader's Digest..... sleet eee