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_ principal, Mr. A.E, Hartman, TERRACE Bay News Authoriz Circulation Terrace Bay & Schreiber Vol.3, No, 35 September 1, 1960. LABOUR DAY ACTIVITIES The Pulp & Sulphite and Electrical Workers Unionshave a day of Sports planned, beginning at 1 P.M. There is also a free dance in the . evening at the Moose Hall. See page 7 for full details, FASTBALL TOURNAMENT ON LABOUR DAY A North Shore fastball tournament will be held in Terrace Bay. White River, Marathon, Schreiber, Nipigon, Red Rock and.Terrace Bay will compete, One Hundred and Fifty dollars is the first place prize money, and Twenty- five dollars will be given to the winner of each tournament game, Tickets for this tournament are now on sale, Following is the schedule: "A" series - 9 A.M, - Schreiber vs. Terrace "B" series -11 A.M, - Marathon vs. Nipigon "C" series - 1 P.M, ~ Red Rock vs, White River Semi-finals -3 P.M, - Winners from "A" vs, Winners from "B" - Winners from "C" vs, Semi-final winners, All games will be seven innings, FINALS - 6 P.M, NOTICE RE WATER SUPPLY DURING SHUTDOWN During our scheduled shutdown period from 8.00 P.M, Monday, September 5th to 5,00 P.M, Friday, September 9th, there is a possibility of low water pressure in the Town on Thursday, September 8th. Chlorinated water will be * supplied from Hays Lake and although there might be some slight TESPLOR ARR the water will be fit for every use, SCHOOLS OPEN TUESDAY, SEPT. 6th, The Terrace Bay schools open on Tuesday, for the 1960-61 school term, There will be approximately 605 students in the three schools, The Terrace Bay High School has a new He obtained his B.A, in Honour English and History from Western University, He has his HSA certific- ate endorsed in English and History, his HSP certificate, and is a vocal music specialist. He has his elementary Physical Education and an Army Cadets Instructor's Certificate. He served three years in the R.C.A.F, Mr. Hartman is married and has two children, He lives at 161 Birch Crescent, An extra teacher, Miss Schwichtenberg, will be on the High School staff this year, She obtained her B.A, degree from Western University this year. She will teach subjects in Grade 9 and 10 as well as supervising the girls! P,T, Mr, Saunders and Mr.. Miller will return to the High School staff. _The Public School will. nave four new teachers; Mrs. Hansen, who formerly taught in Nipigon, Mr. Lake from Charbot Lake, Ont,, Miss N, Kochan from Fort William, Mr, Bishop, an Ontario teacher who has recently taught in Quebec will teach Grade.7. Mr. Bishop is married and has one child, He was Supervisor of Music in the Public School Area of Richmond, Quebec. He is qualified as Supervisor of vocal music and instruments in the Province of Ontario, Returning to the staff will be Mr. Colborne, Principal, Mrs. M, Stephen, Miss A, Woods, Miss E, Ceaser, _ Mrs, G, Colborne, Two new teachers will join the Separate 7 School staff, Miss E, Marciniec and Miss Jane Rolland, Returning to the Separate Schoo staff will be Ray Kenney, Principal, Verna Vezina, Cathy Smith, Mrs. Lois Shubaly and Mrs, Ruth Mitchell, On behalf of the residents of Terrace Bay we extend a warm welcome to the new teachers, We hope they will like our town, and that they| will have a rewarding and satisfactory year of | teaching, It is a pleasure for us to welcome back the teachers who were on the school staffs last year. We hope they have had an enjoyable summer, SATURDAY SHOW CANCELLED } | The film show "7th VOYAGE OF SINBAD", scheduled to be shown this Saturday at the | High School, has been cancelled, . This is necessary so that repair work may be completed | on the auditorium floor before the school term, commences, Film shows will resume as scheduled, with | the showing of "OLD YELLER" on September 17th, | SUMMER PROGRAMME NEWS The summer programme officially ended with the Annual Playground Display and Awrrds Night held at the High School last Thursday ventas | A very large crowd of parents and children | were on hand to witness the entertainment | provided by the playground, to applaud the | many children receiving awards, and to view | the display of arts and crafts, The fine turnout of parents was very gratifying and indicates a great interest on their part as to | the progress of their children, Special Playground Awards were given as follows: Jr. Girls - Susie Whalen, Jr. Boys - | Bevan Schritt, Sr. Girls - Ruth Soughton, Sr, Boys - Terry Black. Those not present for awards have been ) contacted by mail or telephone with regard to , where they may be picked up. People receiv- ing refunds from swimming classes have also been contacted, Lifeguard duty at the swimming area will end on Wednesday, August 3lst, at 6 P.M, No | supervision, will be provided after that time, j i } { | }