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FEBRUARY 7, 1979 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 3 SCHREIBER-TERRACE BAY CHILDREN'S WORKING GROUP A meeting of the Schreiber-Terrace Bay Children's Working Group took place last Monday, January 29th at Holy Angels School. Participants discussed a draft proposal for a Gener alist Worker in the local area. The function of such a work- er would be the prevention of problems and support to children in Schreiber-Terrace Bay. A primary method of achieving this would be to maximize the strengths of existing agencies through co-ordination of their services. Also attending were Sister Shirley Caicco and Mr. Bob Cannon of the Thunder Bay Children's Services Working Group who discussed the implemen- tation of such a program. This would be tied into a network system of other communities with Generalist Workers along the North Shore and district area. Participants at the meeting gave unanimous approval to the propessl for such a co-ordina- tor in a network system. Preparation of a final proposal to be submitted to the * Thunder Bay Children's Services Working Group is underway. Representatives from local communities (Cathie Kutcher was elected) will then be working with the Thunder Bay Children's Services Working Group to develop a district proposal. This will take some time to develop a network concept encompassing the different communities and their needs, and to meet the criteria as set down by Queen's Park. Another meeting of the Schreiber-Terrace Bay Children's Working Group will be held when the district proposal has been completed. The North of Superior District Roman Catholic Separate School Board The Regular Board Meeting No. 1/79 of the North of Superior District Roman Catholic Separate School Board was held Saturday, January 27th at St. Martin School, Terrace Bay. The meeting opened with prayer. : Policy was approved: That any employee leaving the employ of the North of Superior District Roman Catholic Separate School Board having ten or more years of service may be award- ed a gift in token of the Board's appreciation. The nature of the gift will be determined from time to time by the Board. The Director of Education advised that the existing arrangement regarding the Oral French program in Red Rock will be maintained until the end of this school year. Mr. E. McCluskey, Curriculum Resource Teacher, gave a pres- entation on the Mathematics Working Paper developed for the system. The document, which covers Primary, Junior and Inter- mediate levels, has proved to be very useful to the teachers in long-range planning and daily planning. Some adjustments have been made accordingly from teacher input. The document has been discussed with the Secondary Principals and Math Heads in the high schools. The Ministry of Education's Curr- iculum Guidelines and "The Formative Years" have been impor- tant factors in the development of the program. Mr. McClusk= ey was thanked by the Board for a most interesting presentat- ion. continued page 7 SERVING THE NORTH SHORE... ) ESROSIERS & SON LTD. GENERAL CONTRACTORS READY MIX CONCRETE BACKHOE BOOM TRUCK BULLDOZER LOADERS GRADER TANDEM DUMP TRUCKS GRAVEL & CRUSHED ROCK Box 368 Hwy. 17 825-3638 Terrace Bay, Ontario "FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION" FLOWERS N THINGS HOME 824-2574 SCHREIBER, ONTARIO POT 2SO Fo PRR weleFiora BUS. 824-2743 SEND FLOWERS WORLD WIDE United Flowers by Wire Canada Ltd. COMUNE CINEMA TERRACE BAY - ONTARIO - TELEPHONE 825-377I Sunday : - 8:30: p.m. Mon. to Thurs. -"7:3Q p.m. Fri. 's Sat. -76&9 p.m. NATIONAL LAMPOON. PC ANIMAL ; NW? 5a oo AY HOUSE ge ® 3 3) ETT os + Ty BUCKSTONE COUNTY PRISON a AB" qe ge With Earl Owensby, David Coe "iia [(RISTOFFERSOK ain't nothin'gonna ; ; ( get in their way! 4 United Artists ADULT ENTERTAINMENT