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Present at meeting in Terrace Bay - R.B. McCormack, Fort Williams D.A. Hutton, Cochenour; A. Spicer, Fort William; Ee Litt, Kenora; P. Daiter, Dryden; Mrs. E. Avis, Fort Frances; Dr. A. Adey, Terrace Baye Front row - D.A.R. Brad- whaw, Dr. Johnston, Port Arthur; Don Craighead, Fort William; Hagh Cook, Port Arthur, and A Laprade, Port Arthur. Confederation College - cont'd from page | ..... 'The use in industry of College trained technicians will, 'said Mr. Bradshaw, "free degree-holding en- gineers to devote their specialized talents to more involved projects." High School students and their parents should con- sider carefully the curriculum offered at Confedera- tion College - the tuition fees and the employment records and earnings of last year's graduates before deciding on what post-secondary school education to choose . Mill Manager Mr. J.A. Ferrier was, until recent- ly the only Governor east of Thunder Bay. He is now joined by Dr. A.B. Adey whose appointment was made while he was still a Port Arthur resident. In photo Reeve E. Cavanaugh poses a question. An out-of-business sign seen in the window of a_ shuttered bookshop: "Words Failed Us." BOARD OF' EDUCATION RELEASE The Lake Superior Board of Educatiog Education held its regular monthly meeting October 6th in Terrace Bay High School. Disbursements totalling $274,525.00 for September were approved. An agreement was reached with taxi driver in Marathon to bransport stu- dents from their homes to the School for Trainable Retarded, and return at a cost of $15.00 per day. The Board approved a plan of fin- ancial assistance to all staff members who will attend a Professional Develop ment Dey in Thunder Bay on October 24, The Director was empowered to en- gage Mrs. Alice Bott as a teacher of vocal music in Stevens Avenue Public School, Marathon, on a part-time basis Registration fees for Nigh School students for 1969-70 were set. The Board was informed that registrations for these courses were quite heavy , particularly in Marathon. New text books for use in the respective High Schools were approved. : Due to the poor condition of the Annex to the Schreiber Public School the Director was instructed to institute pro- ceedings for the replacement of this building by modern accommodation, attached to the new-section of the Public School. Mr. Raymond Pudas was engaged as careteker at the Mer- athon High School. The resignation of Trustee, Mrs. Marilyn Beacon, was accepted. Mrs. Beacon has accepted a position as an Opp= portunity Cless Teacher in the Manitouwadge Public School. The Director of Education will attend a Conference of the Ontario Association of Educational Officials on Nov. 3rd and 4th. ; A letter of understanding between the Board and the Im- provement District of Manitouwadge regarding preventive maintenance was ratified. The idea of establishing a staff-board relationship committee was accepted. A report of the Policy Committee regarding use of school facilities outside of school hours received considerable at- tention. The report was sent back to Committee for further refinements. However, the first statements of the Pelicy, that the achool facilities be used to the utmost received the unan- {mous approval of all Board Members. The next meeting of the Lake Superior Board will be on Monday, November I7th, in the Marathon High School, at 7 pete NOTICE TO RESIDENTS Due to the amount of stolen bicycles in town the Police Department is spending one third of its time looking for bicycles. We urge the parents to obtein locks to place on their child& bicycle when not in.use.- TERRACE BAY POLICE DEPARTMENT