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PAGE 22 TERRACE BAY NEWS APRIL 21,1971 LANGUAGE MASTER PURCHASED BY ASSOCIATION The Schreiber-Terrace Bay Association for the Men- tally Retarded recently purchased a Language Master four headphones and panel plus five pre-recorded programmes at a cost of approximately $600.00. On April 16th this equipment was placed in the Caroline McMorland School for the Trainable Re- tarded in Marathon, with the hope that it will help the students improve their speech. The machine remains the property of the Associa= tion but will be used in Marathon until such time a class is established in Schreiber or Terrace Bay, then it would be transferred to that class. Photo Below - The Schreiber-Terrace Bey Associstion for the Mentally Retarded Executive present a lLahgusge Master to the Caroline McMorland School for the Trainable Retarded, Marathon Left to Right - Mrs. R. Gander, Pre-School Chairmen; Mrs. A. Deol, School Principal; Mr. R. Sinotte, 1st Vice Chairmen and Mrs, F.A. Helmink, President. -- Photo Below ~- Students and Principal of the Caroline McMorland School for the Trainable Retarded, Marathon, demonstrating the Language Master. He Two trees of the same age and species growing side by side may be vastly different in size because of local growth conditions. 1970-71 CLARKSON COLLEGE JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM The Clarkson College of Technology junior varsity hockey team recently completed a successful 1970-71 camveisn with an 11-4 record and with a number of prospects who could move up to varsity competition next seascn, Photo Below ~ Left to Right, front row - Stan Spadoni, Jim Bartell, Mark Flaherty, Carl Piehl, Mike Croft, Ron Dorgan, Second Row ~ Dick Shallow (anager), Russ Audycki, Bobby Clarke, Mike Ornella, Monte Miron, Guy Boisse, Jim Williams, Duane leShomb, Phil Grady and Jerry York (coach). ' -- ACROSS 2. Failto 200d Today's Answer 1. Personal: be fast, airplane abbr. as colors 22. Dozes A v[M Sl v 9 NV 5. Music 3. Ancient off N|OJO/NER YI 90].L character dweller 23. Patron [ON ICR YE 9. Mystic in Peru saint of [5] \|cHl 3a 1s 3lala writing 4. Blood France [o/s 3[> v[l] 10. Get wind of vessels 25. Java SYN a 3 S E vi3 11. 5. Companion tree EEN | GEE sharpener of verse: 28. Between [of non vl 3 1 13. Dull abbr. hop and [&[v[a[ofll 3 ([o[n] 3d 15. Uncertain 6. Was way jump PER Bi ol possibility ahead 30. Payment rd 16. Signature 7. Kind of of a 37. Lord Avon on some trumpet kind and others writings 8. Not 31. More 41. Wintry 18. American strong painful fall moth 11. Hamelin 33. Puzzle 44. Cargo 19. Moccasin name cheese weight - 21. Long and 12. Cuts off, as 35. Game 43. Freudian slender branches like term 24. Beige 14. Stripling napoleon 47. -- tee 26. Plum 17. Historic 36. Gaucho's (perfectly) 27. Harvests waterway rope 49. Lava 29. Ferber and others 215 i+ Ble: iT Is 32. Box office total ¥ a" 34. Barn's neighbor ie 3 ie 33. Act as r x chairman 38. Respectful 3 title : 39. Cry of grief oy 40. Gridiron protectors 42. Not you 2 Lad 1 43. Skipper's aide 46. Trusted 35 [36 counselor 48. Caesar's 39 YH 42 - suit 7 50. Lunch time a3 as |4 41 51. Forest ox 52. Graceful 48 50 movement ; DOWN Si Y //4S52 1. An intro- m2 duction