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Page 6, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, August 29, 1984 | The Lake Superior Board of Education © LAKE.SUPERIOR HIGH SCHOOL announces the opening of THE LAKE SUPERIOR HIGH SCHOOL in Schreiber and Terrace Bay a 1. Students will report at their respective campus at 8:45 a.m. D.S.T. on Wednesday, September 5, 1984. 2. Students will go to their first period class. Student timetables "4. are posted on the bulletin boards. 3. Students should bring a pen, pencil and paper to school. required to have a school approved lock for his 'W¥e..on sale during homeroom period on 'who already have school locks should NN jay. 4n-equipment will be virsale during the first week of school. Stes are available from merchants within the Lake Superior Division and should be purchased prior to September Sth. .:- ° udents who have not yet registered at Lake Superior High Kmay register on Tuesday, September 4th. Phone 825-3271 5 to make an appointment. th to pick up their textbooks from the library Fin the library. 5 The Lake Superior Board of Education - LAKE SUPERIOR HIGH SCHOOL School Year Calendar _ for 1984-1985 'School Officially opens on Wednesday, September 5, 1984 Professional Activity Days for Teachers Students begin classes Thanksgiving Day Professional Activity Day for Teachers Christmas Holidays (Students returr to school January 4 1985. Professional Activity Day for Teachers Professional Activity Day for Teachers March Break Good Friday Easter Monday Professional Activity Day for Teachers Victoria Day June 24, 25, 26, Semester | ends February 4/1985, Examinatiori Dates for SemestértJanuary 28, 29, 30, 31, 1985. Examination Dates for Semester Il: June 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 1985 Professional Activity Days for Teachers @ The Lake Superior Board of Education LAKE SUPERIOR HIGH SCHOOL School Bus Schedule The following in the regular bus schedul efor. the 1984-1985 school year. 8:00 a.m. a oe Bus leaves for Schreiber 8:10 a.m. _, Bus leayes:take Superior High School, Térrace Bay Campus 8:12. a.m. : 'Bus leavés Terrace Bay Recreation Centre for Schreiber 8:30 a.m. Bus leaves Lake Superior High School, Schreiber Campus 8:32 a.m. Bus leaves Schreiber Public School - 11:37. a.m. Bus leaves Terrace Bay Campus for Schreiber 11:52 a.m. '. Bus leaves Schreiber Campus for Schreiber 3:35 p.m. \ Bus leaves Schreiber Campus for Terrace Bay Campus 3:50 p.m. . Bus leaves Schreiber Campus for Terrace Bay 3:55 p.m.Bus leaves Schreiber Campus and Lake Superior Public School, Schreiber 3 Campus, for Rossport. CHAIRMAN: M. Reid DIRECTOR: M. Twomey are encouraged to come to the school on Tuesday, » Bits and Bites Bats in my Belfry by HELENE BALLARD Hello! It's time again for a wee chat. This week, we welcome two new residents at Birchwood Terrace - Mr. and Mfrs. William Dodds from Red Rock. We wish them well and hope that they enjoy their stay with us. We were happy to hear of the arrival of Dr. Chris Bailey and his family; hope they will enjoy living among us in Terrace Bay. : My good friend, here at Birchwood, Blanche Speck and I discovered that we have "Bats at Birchwood"'. Last Saturday, we were go- ing to.make good use of Gaylord Minnesota. nurses and staff. Birth Announcement STEFURAK 'Douglas and Louise (née Wentzlaff) are happy to announce the birth of a son, KIRK WILLIAM at the McCausland Hospital on Saturday, August:18, 1984 at 4:37 p.m., weight 7 Ibs. 4 oz. (for sure!) Proud grandparents are Bill and Kay Stefurak of Schreiber and Ellsworth and Lorraine Wentz! Our Special thanks to Dr. Bailey, Dr. Lau, Dr. Wilkes and to the wonderful ff of Building -- Products Authonzed Dealer , We do roofing additions, 'renovations, garages, etc. Local Alcan Dealer Wally Holman 824-3428 our lovely new patio furniture and have lunch outside. When I open- ed the umbrella, to my 'surprise and horror, a bat flew out! Well, one of our staff tried to hit the bat with a broom but with no luck. The bat finally flew away. My friend thought it was a good joke on me. She said that she thought I had bats in my belfry; now: she knew for sure because I had just lost one! But, on Sunday, she opened the umbrella and again a bat - flew out -- I guess we both have bats in the belfry, but we're both happy. This week my "Bite" is really addressed to the Youth of our town. There seem to be en- ough trash cans ar- 'ound town, but there are still a lot of empty pop cans, candy wrappers, potato chip bags etc. on the ground. Between the west end of the Rec Centre, across the high- way to the front lawn of Aluminum & Vinyl siding, Seamless Eavestroughing Aluminum soffit & fasia board Aluminum stormdoors & windows Insulated replacement windows 'SUPERIOR ALUMINUM PRODUCTS Birchwood and on down to Lakeview Dtive, there: is always -all sorts of trash. Be Ae gs One of our town's citi- zens picks up this mess and puts it in her own trash can. Would it be at all possible to place another trash can on the 'sidewalk ear Birch- iwood and Lakeview? Please, all of you who are guilty of littering make an effort to stop throwing your trash on the lawns and in the streets. Take a second. more; walk over to the trash can and deposit your garbage into the cans. Help make your town the cleanest town on the North Shore.-'. Thank you. Until next - week. "Playing coach" continued from page 5 became so involved that she traded her chalk for 'some bandages. Pat is an EMCA (Emergency Medical Care Assistant) Practi- tioner and through the Ministry of Health ser- ves on the Northwest- ern Ontario 'Distance Learning Project-Am- bulance and Emergency Care Program. Advisory Committee. This group is assisting colleges ac- ross the province in adopting the EMCA casualty care program which was first offered at Confederation Col- lege in Thunder Bay. In her spare time, Pat raises and trains Ger- man Shepherds and works with leather. Her sketches indicate an abundance of artistic ta- lent. Pat's position is permanent however her accommodation is tem- porary. Please call her or let the "NEWS"' know if you have rental accomodation available. iv Employment and Immigration Canada John Roberts, Minister Veronica Leybourne Student Placement Officer Emploi et Immigration Canada John Roberts, Ministre i+ THECANADIAN EMPLOYMENT CENTRE FOR STUDENTS Would like to thank the communities of Schreiber and Terrace Bay for their sup- port and cooperation in making this sum- mer's operation a success. Canada