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SEPTEMBER 1, 1971 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 5 THE CONFEDERATION COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY REQUIRES Extension Co-ordinator, Thunder Bay To administer the day to day operation of the Extension Division as it relates fo Thunder Bay and Atikokan, supervise Masters in Extension subjects and instruct as required. Co-ordinator, Community Education, Area 18 East (That portion of the District of Thunder Bay lying to the East of the City of Thunder Bay) To plan, implement, and administer a program of post-secondary credit and non ¢redit Management Development Program; and Training in Business and Industry subjects in the College area to the east of the City of Thunder Bay. Co-ordinator, Management Development and Training in Business and Industry Programs - Thunder Bay To plan, implement and administer the Management Development and Training in Business and Industry Programs in the City of Thunder Bay and the Town of Atikokan. Assistant Co-ordinator, Retraining Division - Kenora and Patricia Districts To assist the Co-ordinator of the Retraining Program fo plan, implement and administer the Retraining Programs in the Districts of Keriora and Patricia. SALARY: Commensurate with responsibilities. STARTING DATE: As soon as possible. Applications for the above positions including a complete resume of education, experience and references should be submitted to: Personnel Officer, The Confederation College of Applied Arts and Technology, P.O. Box 398, THUNDER BAY "F", Ontario. RECREATION NEWS SWIM POOL WILL CLOSE ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5TH Due to a recent major breakdown at the Swimm- ing Pool, a good number of public swimming sessions were cancelled this past week. Since some of the equipment is now oper- ating on a temporary basis, the Swim Pool facility will be closed for the season on Sunday, Sep- "tember 5th, following the evening public swim session . SWIM TEST AWARDS Anyone who was succ= essful in passing their tests for the month of August should have re- ceived awards for same. If you have not received yours , simply call the Recreation Office - 3542. MINOR FASTBALL Last Thursday, August 26th, the Terrace Bay girls' team travelled fo Schreiber to play their first exhibition game of the season. Results of this game are as follows: Terrace Bay - 31, Schreiber = 26. It is hoped that additional games will be arranged with other towns within the next few weeks. TENNIS A reminder to Tennis enthusiasts that two out- door courts are available for play and one indoor court at the Terrace Bay areng. cont'd page 8 ..