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_Page 4 HERE & THERE IN SCHREIBER SCHOOL BOARD HOLDS MONTHLY MEETING Alex Gordon presided for the Feb, meeting of the High School Board with all members and principal 0.8. Fasan attending, An annual bursary of $100, is to be award~ ed at the discretion of the principal. It was agreed to set a rental fee for use of the projector. A discussion on salaries followed and it was decided to hold to the present minimum with the maximum set at - Cat, 1 $8600.00, Cat. 2 $8900.00, Cat. 3 $9500.00, An allowance of $300,00 up to five years for experience in high school and university, with $200.00 up to five years for elementary school experience, Summer courses were approved and a strong suggestion made that teachers consider two year contracts. The budget for the year was set at $57,000.00, with a covering letter to the municipal council explaining that several items incurred this year are not annual ones - purchase of new school site, payment on teacherage, and loan from public school board. Mr, Fasan reported on school | activities and stated that four teachers had attended observa- tion classes at the Lakehead, ! A cheque for $75,00 was present+ ed to the Student's Council to assist in coming championship | games. { Mr, McKay, inspector, will | be in town shortly to inspect proposed grounds for the new school, LEGION AU TLIARY MEETS Mrs, Jean Banks, of Branch 5, R.C.L. auxiliary and Mrs, George Rowe, of Branch 6 Fort William, were guests at the Feb, meeting of the local j ladies auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 109, | { Mrs, Earline Johnson presided | and thirty were present, Two former members were welcomed | back into membership and three | | new applications for membership | | approved. In the absence of Mrs P. Moon, Mrs, E. Ross acted as | warden. Mrs. Ross also gave the | sick and visiting report, | Plans for the Valentine party were outline Mrs, Johnson stated the Legion had re« quested that on Monday February 9, at the end of the club bonspiel, a buffet meal be shared in the club room and this suggestion | was adopted with a committee to be named j laters The president thanked Mrs. P,. Small | and her committee for arranging the sumptuous meal which preceded the installation cereniony,| | Mrs. B. McCuaig announced that the open social evenings will be held every second | Friday evening from now on, , | A lengthy letter from the Manitoba | Command was read by Mrs. J. McCuaig in which the Command urged that all. auxiliaries take | a part in the awarding scholarships to students, These may only' be given to the | children of veterans, or, children of auxiliary members, ~ id j Mrs, Banks spoke on this matte: jtating {| that in greater Winnipeg Legion auxiliaries TERRACE BAY NEWS PTs RENE GAUDET?S WHITE ROSE SERVICE give 36 scholarships, in all Manitoba, 89, and in North Western Ontario there are 51 awarded annually- in all, amounting to $10,330.00, Some part of this is in answer to the plea for Youth Training, in which the Legion is taking an active part. In con- -- sidering such awards, Mrs, Banks said, it is well to accept the Command!s advice that the decision be not necessarily based on out- standing marks, but rather on the need, IF the marks are acceptable for the student to continue further education whether in university or the many fields of education now open, It has happened, she pointed out, that an ambitious and deserving student has been prevented from going ahead with his education by the lack of funds simply be- cause his(or her) marks were lower that those of a student whose parents were capable, financially, of providing the necessary backing, She also suggested that several small scholarships often provided more en- couragement that one large ones s The birthday prizes were won by B. McCuaig and E. Johnson and the prizes at cards by --_---------L, Holmes, High, and BD. Macadam, Low. The March lunch hostesses will be L. Christie, E. Cocks, F, Caccamo, and I, Delaronde. C.W.Le CARD PARTY Winners at the card party sponsored by the Catholic Womens League on Wednesday evening were; BridgérMrs. W. Olson and Mrs, L. McCuaig, high and low. Bridge-r, Guina and R. Spadoni, high and lowe Whist-Mrs, Te Smart and Mrs. R. Fournier, high and low, Crib-Mrs. R. Spicer and Mr. H, Duggan, Canasta-Mrs. D. Kirby and Mrs. A. Stortini, high and low. ST. JOHN'S WOMEN'S AUXILIARY MEET. The Women's Auxiliary of St. John's Anglican Church held their regular February meeting in Mrs, Cyril Sparkes home, The Shrove Tuesday supper was planned for March 6, Mrs. JeAo Graham presided for the meeting with Mrs, J.D. Bryson taking the religious study period. The sick and visiting report was PHONE TA 5-3638 Terrace Bay given by Mrs, J. Corbett. Mrs. R. Gray pre- sented the annual financial report. Rev. Re J.S. Inshaw gave the closing prayer. During the tea hour which followed Mrs. Graham presented a jewel.. case and evening vag to Mrs. Baden Plumer as a farewell gift from the congregation and Mrs. Sparkes pre- sented a handsome gold lapel pin on behalf of the evening Group. Mrse Plummer is leaving to make her home in Toronto. The next regular meeting, on March 7 will be held in Mrs, T, Arnot's Home, LIBRARY BOARD MEET The annual meeting of the public library board was held on Feb. 9 with H.M. Ermel presiding. Appointments were as follows:- three years, Mrs. W. Furlonger and Mrs, Le McCuaig; twe years-Mrs. W.W. Wilkes, Mrs. L. Godin, Miss G. Hadley and P.A. Isaac; one "Ilelle Mrs. MeJe Grath nd t Mare enna tees Ss i