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PAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS NOVEMBER 8, 1972 REMEMBRANCE DAY What does it mean to our young people? (By David Harriman, C.B.C.) Today in some classes, or in assembly, or in the office, or at the plant, someone asked you to stand up and bow your head. And for two minutes you were forced to be silent, and to remember. And for most of you, those two minutes seemed to stretch in- to an eternity. What did you think about during those two strange, silent minutes? Did you thank God that war to you is a B-movie, a television series, or a snatch of sentimentality in a magazine? Or did you silently curse the senseless powers that robbed you of a father, a brother, a friend? Two terrible, interminable minutes. Not nearly enough time to picture the kind of world we'd be living in if stupidity and greed hadn't stripped humanity of twenty million bewildered, brave people, twice in one lifetime, and robbed mankind of more money than it would take to find a cure for every known . disease. Two exasperating, exhausting minutes in which to imagine the face of Europe, of Britain, of Russia, THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION required the following personnel: Lake Superior High School English Teacher - Specialist Certificate Required Term of Employment: Jan. 1 to June 30, 1973 Please apply to: E.E. Forgues, Principal Lake Superior High School, P.O. Box 548, Terrace Bay, Ont. Telephone: 825-3271 Schreiber Public School A. Grade Two Teacher Term of Employment: Jan. 1 to June 30, 1973 B. Custodian - Full Time Employment commencing January 1, 1973. _ Terrace Bay Public School Grades 3 - 4 Teacher Term of Employment: Jan. 1 to Mar. 31, 1973 For all Public School vacancies please apply to: R.A. Cressman, Supervising Principal , Elementary Schools, The Lake Superior Board of Education P.O. Box 18%, Schreiber, Ontario Telephone: 824-2201. of the world, before the most beautiful handiwork of man was reduced to rubble. Two frightening, fatal minutes, in which to ponder the possibility that madness might once again take root in the minds of the mighty. Two barbarous minutes. Not nearly enough time for sixty thousand Japanese civilians to escape the horror that was Hiroshima, six million Jews the fires of Auschwitz, Treblinka, Dachau. Two desperate minutes for you to consider what YOU might do to wipe hatred and greed and stupidity and war off the face of the earth. Two awful, awesome minutes, in which to reflect that when the next war ends, no one will stand silently in remem= brance of you. Minor Hockey Cont'd Jerry Dupas. As soon as this is done, the teams will | be notified by their coaches, and hockey will be- gin for the season. Saboys, get your equipment ready, and be prepared. To "Kick Off" the beginning of Minor Hockey in | T. B. for the season, there will be a hockey game on' Sat, Nov. I8, at 6 p.m., between the Mothers and the Atoms. The coaches, referees, and the Execut- ives will play the Bantams at 7 p.m.. So mark this date on your calendar and come and watch this Double Header. These are not fun games, boys, you'd better be prepared for action. We need the fans to come out and support their favourite teams, A Skate-a-thon is planned for Saturday, Nov. 25, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The forms will be distributed = as soon as they are ready. Cont'd... THANK YOU | would like to take this opportunity to offer my sincere thanks to everyone who voted for me and the New Democratic Party in the October 30th, Federal Election. Also, a special thank you to everyone who worked on my behalf, Although we did not win, this Riding, | feel very confident our combined efforts and the NDP plat- form have contributed to a better way of life for all Canadians. The campaign, although strenuous, was a wonderful experience and | will always cherish the memory of all the wonderful people | met and the kindness extended to me. lke Mutch, N.D.P. Candidate