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. PAGE 14 TERRACE BAY NEWS MARCH 31,1971 ALAN F . HAYCRAFT - Cont'd from page 13 ... Association of Professional Engineers of Ontario. He was born and educated in the Ottawa Valley town of Renfrew where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C .C. Haycraft still reside. Mr. Haycraft has been connected with the Kim- berly-Clark organization for nearly 25 years. TEACHERS TO STRIKE - MAY 3, 1971 As an official delegate to the OSSTF Annual Assembly | would like to point out a few facts con- cerning the above headline seen in many major newspapers last week. Strike will only be a last resort if the Ontario De- partment of Education does not attempt to assist the boards of education where "ceilings" on educational spending are being a detrimental effect on your child. The Teachers Federation in a letter to Mr. Welsh on March 23rd insisted on an explanation from the Minister of Education. The Deputy-Minister of Education in an answer to the OSSTF on Thursday, March 25th admitted that "two northern boards of education were detrimentally affected by the pending ceilings". LAKE SUPERIOR IS ONE OF THOSE TWO. I would like to point out it is through the teachers efforts we have had this admission - the admission that Lake Superior Board of Education and the stu- dents of our area are detrimentally affected. It is now time for the politicians to speak to Queen's Park to stop the detrimental affect on our children. As teachers we urge that all citizens, groups and political bodies work together to insist that our stu- dents get the same opportunities as they would in any other area in Ontario. J.J. Prince, President, OSSTF, District 29. Every year some 5,000 drivers have their licen- ces suspended under the points system. In addition there are 40,000 suspen- sions for other causes. About 10,000 cases are reviewed each year for medical reasons. ONTARIO SAFETY LEAGUE SCHREIBER -- tS nn sp tt TOWN TOPICS : ' Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Spadoni are holidaying in Hawaii . Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Miller left on Sunday to fly to New Zealand where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller in Tauranga, and attend the wedding of their niece, Susan Miller. Mrs. Charlie Pearson has returned from Toronto where she visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pearson. | it d FUNERAL HELD FOR THE LATE MRS. RANDA The funeral of the late Mrs. W.E. Randa, whose death occurred in a Thunder Bay Hospital on March 21, was conducted by the Rev. A. Chabot in St. John's Anglican Church, Schreiber. The honorary pallbearers were Charlie Ewart of Geraldton, Alvar Randa of Nakina, Ty Randa of Cochrane, all brothers=in-law of the deceased, Ray Cote of Espanola, a nephew, Gino Caccamo and Jack McCouan. - The active bearers were all grandsons = David and Dale Randa, Steve and Michael Payette, Frank and = Gordon Vescio. \ Interment was in the Schreiber cemetery. Mrs. Randa's immediate survivors are her husband, five daughters = Norma, Mrs. Frank Vescio, Mrs: Joy O'Hara, Thunder Bay; Barbara, Mrs. Reg Payette, Terrace Bay; Beverley, Mrs. Jerry Weaver, Eugene, Oregon; Diane, Mrs. J. Zulnar, Thunder Bay; one son Bill of Terrace Bay and Leon (Mush) Cote, a nephew who was raised in the Randa home and 24 grandchildren. Mrs. Randa, nee Min Luxton, was born in 1906 in North Bay and in 1926 was married to Mr. Randa of Nakina. In 1942 they came to make their home in Schreiber and have remained here since, Mrs. Randa, Min. to her many friends, was not a 'joiner' of or- ganizations, but she spent her life being a true Good Smaritan, to her family and friends. In addition to relations and friends already mention. ed, attending the service from out of town, were Mr. and Mrs. A.Randa, Mrs. Elmer Ruddick, Miss Cloth- ilde Cote, Nakina; Mrs. Pearl Luxton, Ron and Wes- ley Luxton, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olson, Mrs. Velma Assad and Charlie Ewart, Geraldton; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dork, Jim Luxton, Russell Luxton, Capreol; Ty Randa, Cochrane; Bruce Reid and Don Reid of Kapus- kasing and = Continued on page 15 .....