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JUNE 27, 1968 C. Sitch Retires - cont'd from page 4 14 years. He also bowled in both mixed and men's leagues. He enjoys fishing, hunting and outdoor life in general . As Charlie Sitch views it, Terrace Bay is a won- derful place to bring up a family. And in the immediate weeks ahead he and his wife will be visiting that family . . . a daughter in Toronto where there are three grandchildren . . . a son and a daughter (with five grandchildren) on the West Coast. By the end of the year, Mr. and Mrs. Sitch will head for California, Mexico and Arizona. Later next year they hope to journey to Alaska. While in California they will visit Walter Sitch who will celebrate his 100th birthday in October. Walter Sitch is Charlie's uncle. He made head- lines across the country recently when a great- great-great-great grandson was born in the Mari- times to establish a line of six generations, all living. A search of Canadian archives has not disclosed a similar record in all Canadian history. The Sitch family is from hardy English stock noted for stamina and longevity. Charlie's father was a marathon runner. To Charlie Sitch and his good wife we extend best wishes for good health and a long and happy life. Miss Dianne Paulsen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Paulsen of Terrace Bay, recei -ed her Bachelor of - Arts Degree at the convocation of the University of Toronto on May 29th. Attend ing were Mr. and _ Mrs. Paulsen and Mrs Ken Marshall of Tor- onto. PHOTOGRAPHS FOR ALL OCCASIONS = Children and family portraits. Wedding portraits and albums. Black and white and/or color. For appointments call LAURI'S PHOTOGRAPHY, 3729 evenings, or 3719 days. This is RED CROSS WATER SAFETY WEEK! TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 5 NOTICE TERRACE BAY HIGH SCHOOL BOARD _ Under the existing Working Agreement between The Terrace Bay High School Board and The Schreiber High School Board, the following programmes will be available to Terrace Bay resident students for the school year 1968-69: - AT TERRACE BAY HIGH SCHOOL - Five Year Arts and Science - Grades 9-12 inclusive Four Year Science Technology and Trades - Grades 9 and 10 Two Year Boys' Occupations - Grade 9 only. AT SCHREIBER HIGH SCHOOL - Five Year Arts and Science - Grade 13 Four Year Business and Commerce - Grades 9 to 12 inclusive If a Terrace Bay resident student chooses to take any of the above mentioned programmes at another Secondary School in Ontario, the Terrace Bay High School Board cannot legally pay the tuition nor the room and board al lowance. Any Terrace Bay resident student enrolled or being enrolled in a Secondary School in Ontario (including Schreiber High School) must obtain an application for tuition form from The Terrace Bay High School Office. This form must be completed and returned to the High School Office by August 15th, 1968. Transportation will be provided for Terrace Bay resident students attending Schreiber High School . pepeees Utes ~ Leave Terrace Bay Recreation Centre at 9.30 A.M. Terrace Bay time Leave Schreiber High School 10 minutes after clos- ing, approximately 3.45 P.M., Schreiber time: A Bus Pass will be provided each student, which must be shown to the driver, when requested. These passes will be available at the Terrace Bay High School Office after August 15th, next. H.J. Boudreau, Secretary-Treasurer . FOR SALE - 15' Cabin Cruiser, steel keel and hull. $100 cash. Phone 3846, ------ +. Walter Safety says, "Tell your mother and father that you want to learn to swim NOW." WSDI-6