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Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, March 2, 1983, page 3 Lake Superior Board of Education A meeting of The Lake Superior Board of Education was held on Monday, January 31, 1983 at 7:00 p.m. in the Board Conference Room located at Marathon High School. Minutes of Meeting No. 1/83 held Janu- ary 17, 1983 were de- clared adopted. G. Armour conveyed to the Board (in Mr. Cheetham's absence) R. Cheetham's resignation as Co-Chairman of the Property and Mainten- ance Committee. G. Armour is to assume this position. A discussion was held regarding the status of arrangements for the in- stallation of dust collect- ors in the shops. The Committee agreed to meet briefly at the end of the Board Meeting to further. instruct I. Mc- Quarrie, Superintend- ent, of actions to be 'taken. The Board was in- formed that J. Nugent had resigned as Chair- man of the Finance Committee, J. Figlio- meni will assume this position. I. McQuarrie report- ed to the Board regard- jing the Mid-Year Spe- 'cial Education Review that he and G. Conrad, Teacher Diagnostician for the System, conduct- ed in the schools during January, 1983. This pro- ° cess will be repeated again in June of 1983. 'The Board was inform- ed that Mr. Bob Hodge, of Red Lake, recently spent a week in our Sys- tem to observe the Board's planning for and implementation, of Bill 82. Chairman M. Reid asked all trustees to indicate their plans in attending the Trustee Workshop scheduled for February 10-12, 1983 in Thunder Bay. Trustees were requested to con- tact M. Atkinson at the Board Office by Febru- ary 7, 1983, to confirm arrangements and reser- vations for same. The following deci- sions were made by the Board regarding the presentation requests by J. Vandergraaf, Presi- dent of Lake Superior Division, OSSTF: «" EL Tavyior's and -- J, Vandergraaf's appoint- ments as Organiza- tional Unit Coordinators at Lake Superior High School were amended to be effective November 9, 1982, e Rental payments by payroll deduction will be continued, ¢ The present procedure for the calculation of mid-month and month- end payroll deposits shall remain. Due to the involvement of con- tractual items with this procedure it could be- come a negotiable item at the end of this OSSTF contract period. The Board approved the 1983 memberships in the following Associa- tions / organizations: Northern Ontario School Trustees' Assoc. and OSTC/FOSTA $2,270; Ontario Separate School Trustees' Assoc. $200; L'association francaise des Conseils de 1'Ontar- io $200; Ontario Edu- cational Research Coun- cil $95.35; Ontario As- sociation for Curriculum Development $200. Total $2,965.35. The Board supported the Northern District School Area Board in its request to the Legisla- tion Branch of the Ontario Ministry of Edu- cation for a change in present legislation to al- low "the funding of stu- dents for board, lodging and transportation for attendance in private schools where the Board deems it beneficial." ii M. Reid briefly re- ported to the Board re-, garding the OSTC Con- ference for. Newly-Elect- ed Trustees held in To- ronto January 20- 22/83. Trustees L. Win- slow and T. Delaney were also in attendance for this conference. THANK YOU The executive of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 223 wish to thank everyone who helped make the Jim Beddard Memorial Sweetheart Bonspiel, held on Feb. 19th, such a great success. Looking forward to seeing you again next year. a THANK YOU Dominic G. Diano celebrated his 90th Birthday on February 13, 1983, with a family supper and an evening reception in the Schreiber Town Hall. Mr. Diano and The Family wish to thank all who attended for helping to make this a memorable occasion. Special thanks to The Commisso Brothers for providing the music in the evening. Busine Ontario "Bringing Northern Ontario together" ...at your cepetane now! OBITUARY From the Deli Counter Shrimp EGG ROLLS 3 for NG SSSSSSSS MAS SSSSSSSSSSSSS SS CC 40 Ib. box 1 25 per case Oranges RNAV VARMA F Fanta Products 24-300 ml. COKE 499 plus deposit AAO IAHR mE) - GROUND CHUCK i ee WWE htnkves ete Farm Fresh Grade "A" large EGGS METI TET) Regular BEEF 4 fee EXTRA HOT SPECIALS PLUS OUR BIG 4 PAGE FLYER 100% Whole Wheat 24 oz. loaves BREAD Zxiecdidacccscddiddddedi tlt GY Yprp SASS AAAAAAWAAA FA S LZ Maple Leaf 1 Ib. package Wieners WNL A, WML cc lll, SWEET: In Cowichan District Hospital on February 15th, 1983. Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Sweet, age 75 years. Born in Caladonia, Ontario, September: 10th, 1907. Late residence 1062 Holmes Street, Duncan, B.C. Predeceased by her loving husband Francis in 1967. Survived by her loving family, Mrs. Vic (Joyce) Timpano of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan; Mrs. Robert (Margaret) Cole of Manitou- wadge, Ontario; Mrs. Ronald (Gayle) Marquis of Duncan, B.C.; Mrs. Robert (Barbara) Mendelin of Terrace Bay, Ontario. Son; Jim of Prince Rupert, B.C., 14 grandchildren and 7 great grand- children. Mrs. Sweet was a.member of the Duncan United Church and active in the Harmony Group; was a Charter Member of the Women of the Moose. Funeral services for Mrs. Sweet were held in the Duncan United Church, 246 Ingram Street, Duncan, B.C., on Friday February 18th, 1983 at 1:00 p.m. The Rev. George Keenleyside, officiating. Interment in the family plot, Mt. View Cemetery, Somenos Road, Duncan B.C. Arrangements entrusted to the Sands Funeral Chapel, Duncan, B.C. ; orm mee AM EEN) ZI ONE "ker ZL iy) iat AU AN NN mm) E = = a = = --} Robin Hood 10 kg. 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