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- ' | | { | | | { | | i "TERRACE Circulation Terrace Bay & Schreiber SPORTSMAN!S SHOW TO-FEATURE POSTER CONTEST A feature of the 1959 Northwestern Ontario Sportsman's, Show will be the students! poster conservation contest, Entries are invited from Northwestern Ontario students in grades four to eight. _ Show chairman J,D,Evans estimates that "ore than 1,000 posters will be entered fro™ nearly every co™™unity in this region, Pur- pose of the contest is to sti™ulate interest, in children and adults, in the conservation of our natural resources, Any subject deal- ing with preservation of our forests and strea™s, wildlife, etc., is.acceptable, Posters will be judged for originality, the'e and artistic ability. They ™ay be done at home or in school, but their originality must be certified by either the student!s parent or. teacher, A panel of three qualified judges will select the top three posters in each of the five grades, as well as the best overall entry received, regardless of grade. Winners in each of the five grades will receive flash ca™era outfits, with second and third winners receiving an art supply kit and a pair of nature books. A portable transistor radio will be award- ed to the grand prize winner, Judging will take place after March 3lst, closing date for entries. 2 @ "IM@portance of conservation to Northwest-~ ern Ontario is one, of the pri"ary objectives of the Sports"an!s Show" says Evans, "and the students' poster contest helps to acco™- plish this in several ways", The discussions on conservation, begun in the classroo™, are frequently carried over into the ho™e, as young students! i™ag- inations begin to grasp the significance of this subject and think out ways of depictin it on a poster, _ As in previous years, the top fifty posters - 10 fro™ each grade, will be pro™==+ inently displayed during the four-day Sports- man's Show, April 22-25, in the Fort Willia™ Gardens and Curling Club, The poster contest.1s a project of the vocational Guidance Co"™™ittee, under the chair"anship of Terry Batters, of the Kiwan-= is Club of West Fort Willia™, sponsors of the Sports™an!'s Show. 4 LLL LA LLL LCC LOCC A Le tt ttt ttcntetinett POSTPONED SPELLING BEE TO BE ON FRIDAY NIGHT Due to the inclement weather' last Fri- day it was necessary to postpone the spell- ing Bee. However, the committee in charge have made arrangements to hold the event this Friday, March 13th, in the High School Auditorium at 8:00 P.M, There will be no charge for admission so. come out and 'en- courage the contestant who will be from Rossport, . Schreiber, Terrace Bay, Coldwell and Marathon schools. Vol.2, No.10 march 12, 1959 ~ t ' CONGREGATION OF ST. JOHN'S ANGLICAN CHURCH HOLD RECEPTION FOR R. AND "RS. ...DRIFFIELD After Evensong on "arch 8th the congrega- | tion of St.John's Church in Schreiber, gather-| ed in the Church Hall for a special Vestry Meeting. The purpose was to accept the resig-: nation of the Rector's Warden, Mr. A. E, | Driffield and to appoint a new person for | the office, : The Rector presided and spoke of the good | and valuable work done by wir, Driffield | during the past number of years, not only as Warden but as lay-reader in the Diocese of Algoma and Superintendent of the: Sunday School. Mr, Driffield's services have not only been. greatly appreciated by the present Rector but also by his predecessor the Rev, J, A, Turner, Rev. R.J.S,.Inshaw stated | that it was with reluctance that he accepted | | | | "ur, Driffield's resignation but he wished "r, and "rs, Driffield and their son Larry God's blessings wherever they May be. He then thanked Mr, R, W, Turner who had gra- ciously accepted the appointment as Rector!s Warden, Following the ™eeting a social evening began. Mr. Driffield was presented with a Book of Common Prayer by Mr. J, A. Graham, a for™er People's Warden,, on behalf of the congregation who also gave a coffee table and step-table to Mr, & mrs. Driffield and. Larry. The Rector. thén presented to mr, Driffield a copy of Smith & Goodspeeds trans- lation of the Holy Bible. SCHREIBER -- HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Last Friday night in the Schreiber Tow Hall Graduates and Award Winners of the High School were honoured during the annual Comn- encement Exercises, The programme started at 8 P.M, with a group of songs sung by the girls choir, An address of Welcome was given by Dale Will- oughby,. President of the Students! Council, Presentation of Honour and High School Graduation Diplomas was conducted by Mrs, Costall with Jas, Ericson, Cynthia~Bond, Paulette Chicoine, Raymond Guillet, Dale Willoughby, Giovanni Speziale, Nancy Tooken- ay and Dixie Wainikka recipients, Intermediate certificates were presented by Rev. R, Inshaw to Marie Ceb rario, Edward Chicoine, Domenic Figliomeni, Jo-Anne Flewelling, Glorie | Gordon, Carol Holmes, Ernest®Par- enuik, Shirley Petrushak, Donna (Cont!d Page 7) | FLYERS GO ONE GAME UP IN N.S.H.L. FINALSI!§ On Tues March loth in Marathon the Nipigon Flyers won 7 to 4 over the Mercuries, Flyers now lead the series 3 games to 2. Next game ,__in Nipigon on Thursday Mar, 12....it could be the final game in the series????