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OCTOBER 27, 1976 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 7 CHANGE IN SKATING .CLUBS GRANT: Cont'd. from pg.6 The following resignations were accepted with regret: Mrs. Pamela Achurch - Home Econom- ics Teacher, Lake Superior High School, effec- tive October 29, "1976, Mr. C.W. Mather - Assis- tant Superintendent of Business and Finance, effective November 5, 1976. "A new schedule of Registration Fees: for: Adult Evening Courses was established as fol- lows: i) Enrollment: 11 or more --- 50¢ per hour, 10 - 65¢ per hour, 9 - 80¢ per hour, 8 - $1.00 per hour. ii) Driver Education: Students - p $30.00, Adults - $50.00. iii) A pre-school or enrolled day student fee is: '25¢ per hour. Because of the special nature of the Skating Programs, a different arrangement was agreed to. Basically, the Board agreed to pay the lo- cal Skating Clubs a Grant in proportion to the number of student hours offered by each Skating Club rather than a flat rate, as was paid hith- erto. This will enable the local Skating Clubs to receive more financial support from the Board and, therefore, will permit more students to be involved in skating for a longer period during the season. A schedule for Figure Skating Grants was presented by Mr. Gouthro and accepted. In anticipation of American Can withdrawing their steam heating process for the Marathon High School, the Board is in the process of making alternative arrangements for heating the school. A cost figure for Heating Renova- tions Project has been received and an applic -ation is being made to the Ministry of Educa -tion for a grant to cover the cost. Fe Approval was given for the Caroline McMor- land School students to go to Toronto, May 30 - June 5, 1977, and also for a group of Lake Superior High School students to go to Spain, March 19 - 27, 1977, provided adequate finan- cial support can be obtained by those who are organizing the trips.: Cont's page 8 .... SYNTHETIC MOTOR FUEL . « « and gasoline extenders, Make your own motor fuel and gasoline extenders with our 12 formulas, only $3.00. SPECIAL BONUS: ORDER TODAY and receive permanent anti- freeze & fuel oil activator formulas FREE! (These are moneymakers!) WESTWAY MERCHANDISING P.O. Box 876, Sudbury, Ontario P3B 228 - Take the family for a weekend holiday at Thunder Bay's indoor summer resort. - GOD*S COMING KINGDOM v What the Christian world is : praying for in the words "Thy Kingdom Come". Know definately how Christ's com- ing will change the world, be prepered and rejoice in con- fident hope. This 1s in your Bible. For free information about this overlooked Gospel mess- age write "ASK" Box 6012, ED. TSB. Vior- West, Jl SIT ey wea, sp 4 5 bm 2 on ton nom fo hs CAA & AAA APPROVED FAMILY RATES Clean Quiet Cody " "On Ground Level Only" CABLE & COLOR TV - ELECTRIC HEAT YEAR ROUND COMMERCIAL RATES wemenex 894-2501 "iill' 824-2800 i a Just $12*"per person, per night (double occupancy) Our giant Solarium contains balmy warmth (no matter what the weather), a huge swimming pool, a whirlpool, a sauna, sun lamps and lots ef reclining and recre-' ation space--all surrounded by lush tropi- cal vegetation and sheltered by a see- through sun roof. This special family rate for a luxur- ious bedroom with 2 double beds applies to Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights only; >to get it. you must reserve 24 hours in advance. There's no charge for children *Rates are subject to 7% provincial sales tax are valid until December 26, 1976 and are subject to change. 14 years and under in same room with parents. If a cot is required for children, regardless of age, there's a charge of $6. Free parking is available. Reserve now by calling your loca CP Hotels Reserve-A-Room Service, or your travel agent, or call direct : (807) 577-8481. CP Hotels [4 RED BAK INN 555 West Arthur St., Thunder Bay