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ROSSPORT Mildred Pric@e entertained members of the Rossport Five Hundred Card Club 'Wednesday evening. Winners were Camilla Legault, Joyce Yandon and Jo- sephine Gerow. Lunch was served in the Easter theme. Mrs. Mildred Price will spend the Easter weekend holiday with relatives in North Bay and Powassan. Mrs. C. W. Todesco has left to spend Easter with relatives in Webbwood and Sudbury. BE MLTR CRIED Regular monthly meeting of the Rossport Publie School Board Committee was held Sun- day in the school. All members and the secretary attended. The secretary was advised to notify the Director of the Lake Superior Regional School Board that Mrs. Price, teacher, has agreed to return in the fall for another year, and also the jani- tor and bus driver were re-en- gaged for the 1969-70 school 'year. Information on wages and teacher accommodation is also to be supplied. TERRACE BA The secretary received notice to take the census of the vil- lage. It was discussed, on recom- mendation of the hedlth inspec- tor, that the lights and top win- dows in the school be improved. Mac Nickhart of Azilda, Ont., visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Yan- don and Mrs. Hattie Yandon during the week while en route from Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Hubelit of Wawa spent the weekend with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Hubelit. Mrs. Anna Moses is a patient 'in the Nipigon Memorial Hospi- tal. 'Mr. and Mrs. G. Graves have left for Aylmer, Ont. Herb Lif has returned from Port Arthur General Hospital. Edith Hubelit, Josephine Ge- row, Camilla Legault and Edith Spillett took part in the Terrace Bay annual Ladies Bonspiel over the weekend. Catholic Parent Teachers' Association - cont'd from page 13 training institutions to initiate as soon as possible, programes in Family Life and Sex Education in order for the implementation of these courses in their future teaching and that the Federation request the Depart- ment of Education to urge all county school boards of Ontario to initiate a programming in Family Life and Sex Education in K-13 as soon as possible under the supervision of properly trained personnel . That a resolution for this association to direct its in- fluence on governmental authorities to obtain an ex- tension of grants from grade 'ten to the end of secon- dary schooling within the R.C. Separate School sys- tem be acceptéd without action on it being taken un- til the brief to be presented in Early April by the On- tario Separate School Trustees' Association is final- ized. 4.That a resolution granting Ontario Separate School Boards immediate jurisdiction for an integrated pro- gram of learning from K-13 be handled as #3 above for the same reasons 5.That the Unit Fee to the Federation be as follows: $15.00 for a school of 200 pupils or less; $20.00 for a school of 400 pupils or less; $45.00 for a school of 600 pupils or less; $60.00 for a school of 601 or more pupils. This replaces the 40¢ per member fee. Mr. ~CURFEW NOW IN EFFECT 10,1969 NEW APR Tremblay thanked the members for the privilege of representing them at the convention. Sister St. Timothy announced there will be Fa speakers at the next regular meeting, from Toronto, one of whom will be Mrs. Jean Trott, speaking abou the new concepts in schools. The two guests will remain for the workshop being held in Schreiber for teachers of surrounding districts. A donation of $15.00 was made to the Cancer Society. The room attendance prize was won by Miss Holmes' Class. Guest speakers for the evening were Dr. J.J. Malley, gynecologist, from the Lake- head who showed interesting slides on male and fem-| ale anatomy and physiology, explaining details as he went along. Father LaFreniere, also from the Lakehead, spoke on Sex Education and Family Life. A question and answer period followed the speakers . A visiting hour with lunch served followed the meet- ing. The town has installed a time clock, set for nine o'clock to act as a curfew. When the alarm sounds all boys and girls under the age of 16 are expected ta return home, unless accompanied by parent, guard- ian, or adult appointed by a parent or guardian and offenders will be dealt with accordingly. Similar to Terrace Bay News - cont'd from page 11 has started. Regarding Curling there's a call out to the people of Moosonee to build a Curling Rink. The Hudsons Bay Ad features weiner's at 59¢ per pound - Bacon and Pork Chops at 89¢ per pound. These prices do not indicate transportation costs at the same rate as we have in this area. _ Thanks, Marvin, and best wishes to you and your wife. Mr.and Mes. Peter Christie and daughter Laurel Ann, of Sault Ste.Marie, spent the holiday with their parents, Mr.and Mrs. Jack Handel and 'Mrs Lilian Christie. ; Carl Pearson and his fiancee, Marg .Plant of Sault Ste .Marie were here with Carl's parents, Mr.and Mrs Charlie Pearson. Paula Hill of Toronto visited her parents, Mr.and Mrs. Ross Hill.