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Students Tour Lakehead - Cont'd from page 4 Where they saw court in session, and from there to Fire Hall, where they were shown fire fighting equip ment. On Friday, they were shown through the News Chronicle office:and had a demonstration on how a paper is put together. They also visited the Co-Op Dairy, where they saw milk arrive, be pasteurized and made into various milk products. A visit to Shaw's Bakery proved to be another interesting stop. A visit to Centennial Park, with its animals was of great interest. From there, they went to Bear Point Hydro plant and were shown how water is taken and purified for human consumption. Next, the pupils were taken on a tour of St. Joseph's Hospital, then to the Keefer Terminal, where they viewed the harbour, grain boats and the elevators . A highlight of the trip took place when they went to CKPR T.V. studios, and were shown where the programs originate from. A tired and excited group then took the bus and headed homewards, feeling the whole trip had been very worthwhile. SLY, DOUG PUBLISHED BY THE NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY RID RAY KENNEY HONORED ON RETIREMENT The School Board of St. Martin's Separate School in Terrace Bay arranged a dinner at the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel in honor of Ray Kenney and his wife, Josie, on the eve of Mr. Kenney's retirement as Principal of the school; a position he has held for the past sixteen years. Also present at the dinner, were the teaching staff | of St. Martin's and Holy Angels Separate School; Father Harris, Parish Priest; Mrs. Mary Dashkewytch secretary to Mr. Kenney; Joe Marcella, Mainten- ance Supervisor; Frank Sechesky, Secretary-Treasur- er; Joe Kennedy, Alphonse Theriault and Mrs. Pegg Helmink, members of the Board. Mrs. Helmink welcomed the guests and called up- on Father Harris to say Grace. Joe Kennedy pro- posed a toast to Mr. Kenney. Sister St. Timothy, Principal of Holy Angels, on behalf of the Northwestern Ontario Principals Assoc- iation, presented Mr. Kenney with a gift, and the best wishes of the Association for a long and happy retirement. Mr. Shack of Schreiber, speaking for O.E.C.T.A., wished Mr. Kenney good health and happiness, and presented him with a gift of farewell from that group. (Cont'd on page 9) For a strong voice in Ottawa CT DOUG aL NEW DEMOCRAT in THUNDER BAY RIDING on JUNE 25 th. 5M NG ASSOCIATION. THUNDER BAY