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PAGE 6 TERRACE BAY NEWS AUGUST 7, 1975 IWY NWO TRAVELLING CARAVAN On Thursday, August 7th the International Women's Year Travelling Caravan will arrive in Terrace Bay. The caravan has been touring Northwestern Ontario all summer, spending time in each community, providing information and stimulating much thought and discussion every- where. Two Thunder Bay women run the project, Ms. Shelley Vescio and Ms. Brenda Colborne. Together they travel around in their "super cab" loaded with: books, pamphlets and films and set up a display of information twice daily. They are trained to discuss various women's problems with either a group or an individual and they usually present a film or two. Many of the books they carry are for sale. At the end of the summer they hope to set up a perman: ent library of women's material in NWO. some of the information provided - family and property law, employment practices, legal information and rights, nutrition, crafts, birth control, day care, mental and health care, government programs for women, research and studies information and different aspects of IWY itself. The caravan will be set up 'today in the curling lounge, from 2-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Please drop in even if only to browse through the material. The caravan is trying to reach the housewives, teachers and working women of the community in a non-radical way. In order to measure the success of the caravan the wom- en are keeping a record of the response and mood of women in each town visited. Let's not have "dull" or "unresponsive" as their description of Terrace Bay. Let's see some representation from every women's organization in town - C.W.L., TOPS, Women of the Moose, Ladies Auxiliaries, etc. Every woman in Terr- ace Bay can benefit from the information pro- vided by this wonderful caravan. The Lake Superior Board of Education held a special meeting in Marathon on July 28th to accept with regret the resignation of R.A. Cressman, their Director of Education, which post he has held since September I973. Mr. Cressman's resignation is effective December 3I, I975 and he will go on to become Director of Education for the Lanark Board of Education with his home in Smith Falls. The next regular meeting of the Board will be held at 7:00 P.M. on Wednesday, August 27th, 1975, at Marathon High School. R & L DRIVE-IN OPEN - Sunday to Thursday 12 noon to 12 p.m. Friday & Saturday 12 noon to 2 a.m. ® DEEP FRIED CHICKEN @ ONION RINGS e FRENCH FRIES o HAMBURGERS e SOFT DRINKS e SOFT ICE CREAM CONES e MILK SHAKES e e TRY OUR SUPERIOR BURGER or KING SUPERIOR BURGER PHONE - 824-2632. CROSSWORD ey a48 ACROSS 1 Libertine 5 Faulty 10 Toward shelter 11 Turkish inn 12 Countenance 13 Withdraw 14 Vigor __ 15 Chinese dynasty 16 Spoil 17 Shot from ambush 19 Order to a broker 20 Thames estuary 21 Parisian's lady friend 22 Type of beer 24 Moroccan city 25 Somewhat (2 wds.) 26 Unique 27 Beach sights 28 Man of the cloth 31 Slippery -- 32 Term for Joey 33 Flat (mus.) 34 Vexed 36 Window * section 37 Record of events 38 Bowfin 39 Shelf 40 TV per- sonality TODAY'S ANSWER DOWN 1 Gang- planks 2 Of foreign origin 3 Taking cognizance (3 wds.) 4 Poet's nightfall 5 Word 3 after grace -11 Sultan's 24 Register 6 Name decree 26 Large for somone 15 Frau's amount you don't consort 29 Ancient know 18 The Brown- Greek 7 Van Druten ings colony play 19 German 30 Limpid ( 3 wds.) river 32 Soccer 8 City in 22.Football great Missouri pass 35 Tarry 9 Small 23 Mollusk 36 Tasteless sturgeon delicacy food 2 BH S67 18 £7 10 1 2 13 I 15 i6 17 ie 19 30 21 22 2 25 2 27 28 9 [30 3] 32 >> 3h 35 5 37 39