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Page 8 © GRAPE 12 STUDENTS PRIOR TO THEIR DEPARTURE FOR THE LAKEHEAD TERRACE BAY NEWS November |7, 1966 Front row - left to right - Karin Lundberg, Lita Marie Moudreau, Molly Herris, Debbie Stewart, Pat Simmer, Carole Gaudet, Susanne LeMay, Diane Campbell, Jane West and Evelyn Rajotte. Back Ros - left to right - Mr. Ken McLeod, Jim Mikus, George Schmeidchen, Bill Stachiw, Derek Willa, Rick Dorman, Mike Mallais, Keith Koski and Mr. W. Lemay. Mrs. Chisholm, who accompanied the students, wes not present when the picture was taken. _ POPPY DAY TEA (cont'd from Page 5) Mrs.A.Szpak attended the Fish Pond. Mrs.C.Dakin and Mrs. R.Belliveau were in charge of homebaking: Mrs. Fedorak was in charge of sewing and Mrs. H. Gusal sold tickets. . The affair was convened by Mrs. W... McKechnie and Mrs.F .Woodruff. The holder of Ticket #60 is asked to contact Mrs.Lawrence at 3732. ASSURANC company OF CANADA IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE TRANSFER cece oermaS 3 of LJ. (Les) CZANK to SUN LIFE TERRACE BAY AND SCHREIBER asa Representative MR. CZANK'S ADDRESS IS - - 188 LAURIER AVENUE - TERRACE BAY TELEPHONE - 825-3854 SUC RMORE Ol es Branch Manager - - - FORT WILLIAM, ONT. Phote G. Whiteley OUR LAKEHEAD TRIP - by Jane West We left on the Greyhound Bus around 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov.8th and arrived at the Port Arthur Ter minal at midnight. The strain of the journey had sharpened everyone's appetite so we stopped to eat before trudging the three blocks to the Prince Arthur Hotel where we had almost been given up as lost. The 7 a.m. call came all to soon. After breakfast we made the crosstown trip to the Canada Car plant in Fort William. From there we were taken to the Great Lakes Pulp & Paper mill, which is also in Fort William. After lunch our group crowded onto a small CNR elevator, enroute for the Ore Dock. Next on our itinerary were the Manitobe Wheat Pool and the Keefer Seaway Terminal. Our first day ended at 'lights out' at 10 p.m. | The secon day's activity was for us to see as many phases of the educational facilities of the Lakehead as possible. Our first stop was at Lakeview High School where we stayed until after lunch. Following a short tour of the Port Arthur Court House and St. Joseph's Hospital we proceeded to the Lakehead Teacher's College where we were made most welcome by both staff and students. The day's tour ended at the University. A special bus was provided for our return journey. Most of us used the time to rest our weary limbs and to catch up on our sleep. Since our return we have had time to absorb and evaluate our trip and are most grateful to our guides and chaperones for making it a pleasurable and memorable experience.