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Page 4) = THXRACE BAY NEWS November 8, 1962°~ Chairman A, Pattison sealed the regular ; monthly Board meeting. Mr. W.F. Colborne, Principal, submitted his report for the month | ' of October, He advised the Board that the new black-out curtains. have been installed in four rooms aud have been a very practical item for ! the showing of filmstrips, .A request for. shelving in the school and the purchase of a | sound projector will be investigated by the Board, Mr, Colborne reported the general operation and maintence of the school is quite satisfactory, The problem of supplying school patrol for the kindergarten children, who leave- school j one-half hour before the older students, was discussed at some length. Mr. J, Beddard will 'confer with the Separate School Board to try and arrive at some solution to this problem, Mr. J. Shivas will arrange with the school 'carpenter to install brackets for the black- 'out curtains in the remaining five rooms, A list of caretaker supplies was submitted, and will ordered,. 'There being no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned, wa eee ; ADMISSTON' $1.00 PER FERSON oar pa renee ners eS | CARD OF THANKS -- I would like to. thank Doctors McCausland, Lee, Nurses and Staff of the Terrace Bay Hospital for the wonderful care, given me while a patient. Thanks. to Rev, |Husser, Rev, Inshaw and those who sent flowers, igifts, letters, cards and baking both while in Terrace Bay Hospital and St, Joseph's Hospital, | Hamilton, Special /thanks to Win and AliceJean | MoKeckniie and Marnie Hofland for helping with ithe children, 'Thdse many kindnessess were | much appreicated,} , LADIES CURLING CLUB NEWS A meeting of, the ladies curling in the afternoon league was held on Friday, Nov. 2nd. It was agreed that rinks would be picked out, of the hat, and that the league would curl Wednesday and Friday afternoons, Rinks were, then drawn from the hat and the | following are the results: .M, Hales Skip > | E, Shivasy Third , B, Wallin, Second. Ly, My , _ (Signed ~ 'Clara 3 ould) eos 88 SALE- House for sale % Highway, three |bedrowms, Call 349, Schreiber. Anderson - Lead, i, Sinkins - Skip, E, Ostling Third, V.. Hanna - Second, I, Ferrier- Lead, iF 'H, Lafontaine = Skip, K, McLeod - Third, P, | LEGION LADTES PROJECTS "| Kelty ,~ Second, L, McCausland - Lead, he Bliom- The Ladies Ausiliary to the Canadian Legion, Skip, A. Farrow' ~ Third, J, Large - Second, i are holding a Remembrance Day Tea in St, I, Kettle - Lead, 'Martin's Church Hall on Friday, November 9th, from 2 to 4 P.M, Children with parents are very welcome} ' Everyone is also remainded of the Monster Bingo being planned by the Legion for November 23rd. enter eae ae ence ne The curling ite should be ready this coming j week-end so,as things' stand now, we plan on having the social evening of curling on Tues- day, Nov. 13th, starting at 7:00 P.M,' Ladies | of both leagues are welcome to attend to play a few ends. Free coffee and donuts will be pro- vided by the club. The regular schedule for the Seagram's Trophy will commence on Thursday November 15th, with draws at 7:00 and 9:00 P.M, 'ihe after- noon regular schedule for the Molson Trophy will commence Friday aftertioon November 16th, | at 1:45 P.M, oS ere eR ap mee eae eee me me SCHOOL PATROL, FOR KINDERGARTEN TOTS~ - PROBLEM Prior to, the regular Public School Board | meeting on "tuesday October 30th, the members lof the Board were invited for tea and refresh- | iments by the members of the teaching 'staff, aiid lat this time were formally introduced to the | |teachers, After a very enjoyable get-together | ~) "i iMr, A, Pattison,' thanked the teachers on behalf] MEN'S: FITNESS: CLASS. «+ | | } {of the Board, and expressed his good wishes ~ Men!s Fitness Classes are being held every iduring this teria, Thursday Conaige on Page 5) TOYS; POY S..TOYS 0 ALL. KUNDS! Te aie CIAL | SHOP NOW, FOR A BETTER SELECTION Abi taf on pai solaes 70h Leauer | bs : DAYS EDUCATIONAL TOYS dl Boxed teaching cards for various ' skills = various price levels. \ / A approved teaching aids. Vi f Ta DROP IN NOW AND CHOOSE FROM OUR st ; FINE SELECTION, - A ee BOO T.+.h mol -¥ =e EE L0-1h Regularly. priced at 52,98 keep your floor dry and tidy = buy one { o~, & DESIGNED 'TO AMUSE & EDUCATE 1, ~< ' SPECIAL S198 | "-sGEBRARIOS HARDWARE | "BOX 72 WINNIPEG ST. SCHAEIBER ooPHONE 97 7 CR ee eR 8 et Ee eC A A a ee a enna NT Antes en ANTmNTNR entmumeveme: =!