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OR MECHANICS? Vols6, N6.9 CANADIAN EDUCATION WEEK = MARCH. 3RD: TO 9TH ME EDUCATION = | ae MEASURE OF A NATION } "In the past "oné week in each year has beén designated "Education Week" -~ the dates chosen by the Provincial Governments. For the first time in history all ten pro- vinces will join in its observance. The theme chosen this year is "HOW ADOUT: TEACHING?" ~~To honour the teachers of the rrovince and to preserit 'the teaching pro- fession to the students of-Ontario as one of their primary career choices are the aims of the Education Week Committee this year. Teaching is one 'of the most challenging, exciting and rewarding careers a young man or woman can choose. It brings dignity of position in a commmity; it gives the secu- rity of steady employment and provides a comfortable income. It brings the most important reward of all -= the sense of doing' a job that is meaningful and of great purpose, 'It is a job for experts and one to which the best.of our young peapile should be attracted. Between now and 1970 Canada will need » thousands of new qualified teachers in all classrooms from primary school to University; the possibilities within the teaching pro- fession are unlimited for students of high academic and personal qualifications, It may be hackneyed, but it is nevertheless true to say that Canada's future lies in ~ the minds, in the hearts and in the skill | of the teachers in her classrooms. Itts true that more and more young people are preparing to teach, but rising enrol- ments in our schools are creating new open- ings every year. Look at communities you know. Count the eee of new teachers this year. Teaching is a job for experts, In the early grades the teacher needs knowledge in) child development as well as 'a broad back- ground in many subject areas. In later 'grades, teaching positions tend to be more specialized and varied. DO YOU HAVE A SPECIAL INTEREST IN SCIENCE? IN SPORTS?) IN HISTORY? IN MUSIC? DO YOU LIKE LANGUAGES? =- OR MATHEMATICS? == ART 'You can pursue your interest: by choosing your teaching specialty. Young 'people in this district no longer have to go to Eastern Ontario or out of the Province for advanced education. A Teachers? College and College offering University 'courses are now established in Port Arthur, ae the District The Council of Terrace Bay Chamber oF _ Commerce met last Thursday evening. Marsh, R,Hirt and W.Adamo. March A4th at 7. a PeMs. in an Recreation Canladian Chamber of Commerce regarding. an 'Area Conference to be held in Terrace Bay on April 29th and one from Nipigon in connec~ , * tion with a proposed Ambulance Operators ~tourist- rooms this year. February 28, 1963 LOCAL CHAMER WILL NOT HANDLE TOURIST ROOMS "Present were C,E.Paget (President,) J.Caccamo, J. Adamo, N -Cornthwaite, J,Commisso, IR. Correspondence 'included' a letter from the | | | | | | Association. A reply to the latter had been | sent stating that we, in Terrace Bay, are 'most fortunate in having a very fing ambulance: service provided at nominal cost by Kimberly- Clark Pulp and Paper Conipany. _ The President reported on the Upper Lake | Superior Travel Council 'meeting he and J. Kelty attended in Nipigon. . He had also attended the Fort William Chamber annual | meeting on February 19th and was very inm- pressed with the arrangements and program, | N,Cornthwaite heads a committee of arrange ments for the Area Conference and J.Adamo and J.Caccamo were appointed to find a mem | ber to fill the vacancy on Council created by the regisnation of W.Baillie which had: | been accepted with regret. After' considerable discussion it was moved | and.passed that the Terrace' Bay Chamber of Commerce should-not get involved in listing The motion was | strenuously opposed by J.Adamo who made the suggestion that Motel operators and Hotel =~ . Manager arrange a meeting to discuss ways of handling the situation. It was also 'pro~ posed that the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel be the official Tourist sar ialansc tard Bureau this year. W. Adamo was veloeaal to the meeting~-his first as official aes of Township Council. » The next meeting: wi be held on Thursday, ri: N.SsH.L. SCHEDULE FOR FINAL GAMES wo bos 2uE bo! 2 StION 951 Of cee . Thursday, Feb.28th ~ Rextreea Day @ lair ettion Sunday, March 3rd Thursday, March 7 Sunday, March 10th Tuesday, March 12 Thursday, March 14 Sunday, March 17th. % =IF NECESSARY _ a aaa @ Terrace Day Marathon @ Terrace Cay Renepae « Ray. @: Maxaainon | a paidtad " *& a CARS ARE URGENTLY NEEDED TO TRANSPORT MINOR HOCKEY PLAYERS TO MANITOUWADGE ON SUNDAY, MARTH $3RD. If you can help, contact any of the Minor Hockey Coaches.