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' PAGE 14 SCHREIBER et a ee et TERRACE BAY NEWS FR. MURTAUGH GUEST SPEAKER AT CPTA Prior to the November meeting of the CPTA., classrooms in the school were open for parental in- spection with student projects and work on display. Father Michael Murtaugh of Thunder Bay, Dio- cesan Director of the C.P.T.A., was guest speaker, introduced by Yvon Beauparlant, who presided for the meeting. Father Murtaugh told the parents their organiza- tion was still essential and an advantage to the school. He described the new approach to Christian Doctrine, saying it is similar to that used with secu- lar subjects--facts remain the same but the presen- tation differs. He urged parents to up-date their thinking and accept the new trend. A film "To Touch A Child" was followed by a discussion of the ideas suggested by it and by Mr. G.S.O'Brien, Supt., of Separate Schools, ata recent meeting and their application to the school system. Luach at meetings will be discontinued but the coffee hour which engenders lively informal ex- changes of opinion, will be retained. The door prize, donated by Mrs.A.Costa, was won by Mrs.Pat Cook. (Continued next column. .) SCHREIBER NORTH STARS JUNIOR H@CKEY CLUB FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR PERIOD AUGUST IST 1968 TO AUGUST 3IST 1969 CREDITS Waya and Means $1,892.80 Gate Receipts 4,792.02 Rebate Affiliation Fee 100.00 NHL Development Grant 500.00 Road Expenses Returned 75,00 Insurance Claim 100,00 RECAP: Bank-Bal. Aug. 1/68 280. 83 82 Credits 21199- Total Credits 7 9740965 Total Debits 722336 23 Ledger Bal. Aug. 31/69 507.42 DEBITS Draw Tickets $ 80.63 Dues & Fees 185.00 Exhibition Game Guarantees 325-00 Insurance 225.00 TBAHA Share of Gate Receipts 265.45 Draw Winners 976.50 Referees & Linesmen 498,00 Bank S/C 7.95 Travelling Expenses 1,087.00 Misc. (gift, phone, feod, eto.) 81.87 Equipment 2,215.13 Lost Wages 313.00 Medical 363.68 Player's Expenses 255.00 Gasoline 354.02 7233.23 Treasurer: L.S. Small Verified: J.E. Friesen ORTY FINISH SKATE-A-THON A loyal and enthusiastic aduience attended the recent skate-a-thon, both day and night, to cheer on the skaters. Proving it was no endurance test, some of the boys, conditioned by hockey, amazed NOVEMBER 27, 1969 their fans by dashes and curvettings during the last hours! , There were 148 entries with forty finishers--thirty- one junior and nine senior. They will all, to mark | the Ist. Northshore Skate-A-Thon, receive trophies with their names inscribed. The nine who com- pleted the 30 hours will receive cheques for ten dol- lars the modest sum proving the skaters entered to contribute to Minor Hockey funds . The sum of $863.75 has already been collected and sponsors are urged to contribute the balance outstanding which will bring the total to over $1,000.00. The project was a community effort with support contributed in many and various ways other than direct sponsorship, although this was generous. The committee is most grateful to the St. John Ambulance, who were on duty throughout the 30 hours, and the Ice Fund Committee who kept the food booth open, and to others who assisted in various ways. Tom Quinton was chairman and organizer of the event assisted by Frank McKenna. Reeve Fred Harness fired the opening gun. Picture below shows Frank McKenna, Reeve Har- ness and Tom Quinton in front of 168 skaters. Photo by |. McCuaig. Continued from Column 1... The Parent, Christmas Concert will be held on Monday, December 15, in the High School anda Matinee will be presented on Sunday, Dec. 14th.