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PAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS MARCH 25, 1971 BRUCE SIIVION GENERAL INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC REPRESENTING - Wawanesa Mutual - Royal Group and Canadian Surety Cottage 824-2820 Bus. Phone 824-2562 > LEGION BOWLING STANDINGS Including March 19th = Irish Regiment - 88; Corvettes = 82; Bombardiers = 75; Cameron Highlanders = 71; Spitfires = 62. All individual records are unchanged. Games over 200 include: Y. Leclair = 256, 2-8; B. Comeau - 202; B. St. Louis 213; D. Coupal 249, 230; J. Fisher 221; H. Milks - 219, 216, 201; P. Regis 202; P. Coupal - 241, 239, 204, 200; W. Fisher = 229, 201; M. Milks - 255, 201; D. Gunter 200, L. Swirhun - 208; V. Fedorak - 224; J. St. Louis = 216, 200; G. Churney - 237; A. Daley - 217, 201. R.C. SCHOOL BOARD MEETING The regular meeting of the Schreiber-Terrace Bay: District Roman Catholic Separate School Board was held Tuesday, March 16th in St. Martin's School, Terrace Bay. Attending were: Mrs. F. Helmink, Mrs. M. Bouchard, Mr. M. Nicol, Mr. R. Mitchell, Mc. L. Bourke, Mr. Y. Beauparlant, Mr. J. Stephens, Mr M. Anderson and Sister Marvel Belfry. Minutes of the February meeting were adopted as read. Mrs. W. Mullins gave her financial report, operating expenses Totalling $22,581.62 were approved for payment. Correspondence was read. Mr. Stephens, Academic Administrator discussed curriculum within the two schools noting possible changes and expansions in some subjects. Reports from the two Principals were discussed and accepted, permission was given at this time for the Careful handling and expert work in every phase of our dry cleaning service--that's our guarantee of quality. . Phone now for prompt pick= : SCHREIBER, ONT. VENDING IS GOOD BUSINESS! Excellent Spare Time Income Our Company is expanding and requires full or part time distributors to service New Type high quality vending machines in your area. Routes will be established. No Selling. Qualifications required: honesty, sincerity, a good cer, references, able to spend six to ten hours weekly, cash investment of $I,000 - $3,000, Investment secured. Reply giving your phone number, references and qualifi- cations to: B.V. DISTRIBUTORS LIMITED, Dept. "A", 2180 Tecumseh Road East, WINDSOR I9, Ontario. l 1971-72 school supplies. The following committees gave their reports = Property: Mr. Mel Nicol - the schools are being inspected now for the work to be done during the summer break. . Finance: Mr. L. Bourke - a preliminary budget for 1971 was presented to the Board but tabled until the Grant Regulation factors are completed. Policy: Mrs. M. Bouchard - a committee meeting will be held this month to evaluate our present Board policies. Negotiations: Mr. G. Ramsay - Salary Negotiations with the teaching staff is completed for the 1971-72 § school year. Building: Mrs. M. Bouchard - First application has been made for expansions to St. Martin's School and 3 Holy Angel's School. The improvements to be - all } purpose room (gym) and Library in both schools. j The next meeting will be held April 21st at 7:30 p.m. in Holy Angel's School, Schreiber. ST. PATRICK'S DAY BRIDGE SUCCESSFUL A very successful St. Patrick's Day Bridge took place at the Community Church Hall, sponsored by the evening group of the Ladies Auxiliary. Gaily decorated with large shamrocks, befitting the day, the hall was almost filled to capacity. Winners of the first prize was Mrs. Dolly Sitko, while low went to Mrs. Marg Duriez. The door prize was won by Mrs. Marilyn Chisholm. A delightful fruit salad with raisin bread was served, with tea and coffee. Convened by Mrs. G. Soughton and Mrs. M. Lundberg, assistants were Mesdames B. Norris, J. Mercer, G. Olsen, J. Schritt, M. Dorland and D. Rafalant.