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EDUCATION WEEK MARCH 3 TO MARCH 7 Across Canada this week is being observed as Education Week. Our local schools have had a busy week in observing this special week as Educational Week. At the High School on Wednesday, March 5th, the parents were invited to visit the school at any time to observe the ordinary every day lessons in progress. The Terrace Bay Public School had Tuesday, March 4th, set aside for parents to visit classes. In the evening from 7.30 to 9.00 the parents were given the opportunity of talking with the teachers sand inspecting the pupils work. This was a successful program and was well attended. St. Martin's School will hold their Open House on Thursday, March 6th. There will be two sessions - 2.30 p.m. to 4.30 pem., and 7.00 p.m. to 9.00 p.m. All parents and interested people are cordially invited. - Education Week for 1958 concludes on March 7th. But as one local Principal has said this program for Education Week does not take the place of private and personal interviews with the teachers on your children's progress or other problems. Confer with your child's teacher as you are each a part of the team on whom the child's future depends. see . Sympathy is extended to Mel Nicol on the loss of his Mother, Mrs. T. A. Nicol in Port Arthur, Tuesday March Ath. Information was received that Mrs, Rowlandson, the Mother of Gordon Rowlandson, passed away in Toronto on Feb. 23/58. Sympathy is extended to Gordon and his family on their bereavement. Wee DENTIST TO SET UP PRACTICE IN TERRACE BAY!! It has been announced that an agree- ment has been reached with Doctor R. Drew- Brook to set up a dental practice in Terrace Bay. Dr. Drew-Brook it is expected will begin his practice about the middle of April or the lst of May,1958. The Doctor is. married and has one Chita > fi 'TOP_DOG! TROPHY a MacDonald's Mongrels still lead the pack. On MacDonald Saturday night they sneaked ° Crockford by Duguette 9-8 and on Tues- Pineault day night took Latour by the Beddard . same score, This gives 'them: Hale four wins. However, with Thompson '..Crockford and Pineault nipping Solly -at their heals, the big money McLeod says they are headed for the Duquette bottom of the totem pole, Knight Not to be discounted are Latour 'Big Jim' Beddard and 'Pres.!. Farrow Hale, both doggedly fighting their way up. Poor old good hearted "Slippery! Solly can't seem to get past No. 6 spot. That's about as far as he gets when someone challenges him and beats him and down he goes again, Challengers should always schedule games on the board to be assured of ice time. "SEE YOU AT THE RINK" aaa a TU REY Ek Tt LON. 3 PLY ee N.S.H.L. FINALS Sunday, March 9th - 2:00 P.M, RED ROCK ROYALS vs SUPERIORS Pre-game ticket sales at Recreation Office from 4:00 - 6:00 P.M. Saturday. NO TELEPHONE OR i.DVi.. CE ORDERS ; Season ticket holders have until 6:00 P.M. Saturday to pick up their tickets. Box office opens at 1:00 P.M. Sunday. Tuesday, March 1th - 8: 00 P.M. RED ROCK ROYALS vs SUPERIORS Pre-game ticket sales at Recreation Office from 4:00 - 6:00 P.M. day of game. Season ticket holders have until 6: 00 P.M. to pick up their tickets. Box office opens at 7:00 P.M. NOTE: Prices remain same as for semi-finals,