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-- TERRACE Bay NEWS "Authorized as '2nd Class Mail - Post Office Dept.,, Ottawa", Vol.e1l, No.5 August 28, 1958. BACK. TO TERRACE BAY_ Approximately 485 happy children from Kindergarten to Grade X11 will be returning to school on September 2nd. Happy children? Perhaps it is the par- ents who will be most happy. In any event school sterts Tuesday. Listed below is the teaching 'staff of the schools in Terrace Bay. We would like to extend a warm welcome to the new teachers and also to those who are returning from summer vacations, PUBLIC SCHOOL Mr .. W.F.Colborne - Principal, Miss M. Baker, Mrs.J. Woods and Miss 8, Leschuck are newcomers to Terrace Bay. Mrs. E. Peters, Miss A.Wood, Miss €.Collins and Mr ,Barry King rejoin the staff, HIGH SCHOOL Mr. D.A.Locking,' Principal' and Mr, T.M. Hobin will have Mr.W.M,Miller with them this year, ST.MARTIN'S SCHOOL, Mr. TsKeimney, Principal, Catherine Smith Verna Vezina and Lois Shubaly will wel- come Doreen Brady and Patricia McCann to their school, WATER SUPPLY CHANGE ON SEPT.3rd ONLY Please note that on Wednesday, Sept.3rd from 8:00 A.M, to 5:00 P.M. the Town water will be supplied from Hays Lake, This water will have a slight discolouration but will be suit- able for all home uses as it is also purified the same as our Lake Superior water, Please avoid the use of garden hose during this time as the supply line of this water is much lower in capacity. LABOUR_DAY DANCE AT MOOSE HALL LAUGH]! DANCEYY REFRESHMENTS! 4 ENJOY YOURSELF WITH YOUR FRIENDS YOUR HOST THE TERRACE BAY AMATEUR HOCKEY ASSOCTATION MONDAY, Sept.l; MOOSE HALL Admission $2.00 Couple - 9:00 PM - 2:00 AM Music by Adamo, Tickets on sale now from J.Thomas, Hector MeLeod, Al. Pattison J.Bradley, RCotton, This is one night of the year that all shift workers and day workers are free to get together. WOMEN OF THE MOOSE: Chapter 1426 will hold their regu- lar meeting on Wed.Sept,3ri at & P.M. in the Moose Hall, Terrace Bay. SCR OL : | C oy ae Als) pe Speece ber sb: SCHREIBER Although a Principal has not yet been secured for the High School the term will begin on September 2nd with the following staffs : Miss DorisSummers who was here last year, with new teachers Ram N.Rao, of Calcutta and Koy Thorpe of Mimico, The expected enrollment is one hundred. PUBLIC SCHOOL In the public school one hundred and seventy-five pupils are planned for. Mr.HeM. Ermel, wocshas been in this position for twenty- three years, returns as Principal with Mrs. Oscar Laine, Miss Gwen Hadley, Mrs.G.Vanderlip, and Mrs.Wesley Clemens on the staff. Mrs. Clemens %merly taught in Schreiber and has, since her marriage, made her home here. HOLY ANGELS SCHOOL One Hundred and nine-five pupils are ex- pected to enroll in Holy Angels School with Sister Mary Rosary as Principal and Sister St. Matthey, Siter Marina, Mrs.A.Verdoni and Mrs. C.Todesco on the staff. The new school room will be ready for use this term. UTILITIES COMMISSION ISSUES A CAUTION. Residents of Terrace Bay are cautioned by the Utilities Commission to check she wiring of their houses before buying Dryer machines having more than 6000 watt capacity. The majority of houses are wired for units of this size and they can be safely installed with no change of wiring. Units over 6000 watt capacity require revisions to wiring in most homes, cost of which must be borne by the tennant or owner, If in doubt as to the capacity of your wiring you are advised to contact D.Boudreau before purchasing equipment. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY PRESENTS SUCCESSFUL SHOW Past Preseéand founder of the local society, Ab.Farrow had the honour Saturday c f receiving the Wills Nursery Trophy from it's sonor Mr, Dick Maat of Ft.William. With an aggregate of 2155 points in classes one to eight Abts award was well deserved. Judge of the show,Mr.Maat prais- ed Ab!s efforts for his own pleasure as well as in working with others to found the Society. For an aggregate of 590 points in class seven - Vegetables - Willie Mantey received the Improvement District prize of a load of top soil. The Judge's Award for the most outstand- ing exhibit in the show went to Mrs.Ann Stachiw this year for her vase of asters which, Mr. Maat felt, were absolutely perfect. In the Junior Section of the Show the Society Shield went to Miss Ainsley Middaugh for an aggregate of points in this Division. Besides this main award for the younger members, the winners in the Jr,Garden Competi- tion were: The I.B.P.S.& P.M.W. Local 665 Trophy and wrist watch to Karen Moore in the Cont'd Page 0.