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~ APRIL 28, 1971 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 9 ST. MARTIN'S SCHCOL WALK-A-THON The Grade 8 class of St. Martin's School will be holding its SECOND ANNUAL WALK-A-THON O SATURDAY, MAY 15 th. to raise funds for their proposed trip to Winnipeg ANYONE INTERESTED IN WALKING TO SUPPORT THESE STUDENTS IS WELCOME TO PARTICIPATE This walk will be approximately 20 miles - from St. Martin's School, Terrace Bay to Holy Angels' School, Schreiber ... and back! STUDENTS OF ST. MARTIN'S SCHOOL WILL BE GIVEN THEIR WALK-A-THON SPONSOR SHEETS ON MONDAY, MAY 3RD Anyone else (including adults!) interested in par- ticipating in this project, please leave your name at St. Martin's School .. PHONE 3255 anytime dur- ing. school hours. Last year there was a "mad rush" of young people seeking sponsors right after the forms were given out. However, this lasted only the one day, and it is hoped that the people of Terrace Bay can once again be counted on for their patience and understanding for this inconveniencel w | SCHREIBER PARKS & RECREATION COMMITTEE Applications will be accepted until May 20, 1971 for the following positions open this summer with the Schreiber Parks and Recreation Committee. DIRECTOR OF SUMMER PROGRAMMING ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF SUMMER PROGRAMMING SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR (1971 Red Cross Instructors certificate required) SWIMMING LEADER PATROLS (Leader Patrol certificate required) fi, Forward applications to: THE SCHREIBER MUNICIPAL OFFICE, c/o PARKS & RECREATION COMMITTEE, SCHREIBER, ONTARIO. | 1 _- ] -- | Board Meeting ~ cont'd from page 1 ...... The brief will contain areas where cuts have been made and (unless the Minister considers a weighting factor) cuts that will have to be made which will be educationally detrimental. This brief will be forwarded immediately to the Secretary Treasurer * of the Northern Ontario Public and Secondary School Trustees' Association. The names of the Dir- ector of The Lake Superior Board and at least one other Trustee will be submitted to the Association NIPIGON YL COIN LAUNDRY Hr IN DRY CLEANING SERVICE DRY CLEANING x : ONE HOUR SERVICE 23 = 3rd. Street Nipigon, Ont. BULK & PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING & PRESSING OPEN - 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. MON. thru SAT. OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO PEOPLE TRAVELLING TO THUNDER BAY - CLOTHES RECEIVED EN ROUTE WILL BE READY ON RETURN TRIP. to make representation to the Minister of Education. An approval was given to the 1971 Budget as pre~ sented by the Budget Committee; in the amounts of $1,189,902.00 for Elementary purposes and $1,740,535.00 for Secondary purposes. Speakers presented written and oral briefs on be- half of the Manitouwadge and Marathon High School staffs requesting that further consideration be made of the proposal to drop the position of Vice=Principal in those schools. The Alexander and Stevens Avenue Public Schools at Marathon will be combined under one Principal effective September 1, 1971, A resolution that the Supervising Principal assume the responsibility of Principal effective September 1, 1971 was tabled. The Board will support the stand taken by O.T.F. opposing the inclusion of teachers in the Unemploy- ment Insurance Plan ard will notify Labour Minister Bryce Mackasey and their local Member of Parlia- ment accordingly. The Board directed the Policy Committee to recon- sider policy regarding: (a) distribution of agendas, minutes and back-up materials; (b) timing for accep- tance - cont'd page 12. .eveevse