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PAGE 14 'Schreiber - ARCHBISHOP OF ALGOMA ADMINISTERS RITES On September 22, the Most Rev. W.L. Wright, Archbishop of Algoma was in St. John's Anglican Church in Schreiber, to administer the sacred rite of Holy confirmation on two candidates - Jamie Collin- son and Allan Turner. He was assisted by Rev. Arthur Chabot of Marathon, priest-in-charge of St. John's Church. His Grace has just returned from attending the Lambeth Conference in London, England, and the World Council of Churches held in Uppsala, Sweden. He spoke on the Lambeth conference, saying it was attended by bishops of every country in the world except China. _ Following the service, a social hour was enjoyed in the Church hall when Mrs. Wright showed slides, with a commentary of sessions held in Church House, special services held in various cathedrals, and some of the social functions. Later, lunch was served by the A.C.W., assisted by the Girls' auxiliary members Shown in the photo below by |. McCuaig, are L to R. - Jamie Collinson, His Grace, Archbishop W.L. Wright, Rev. Arthur Chabot, Allan Turner, with Johnny Whitton as attendant. ibe } PARENT-TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE _ Shown in the photo at the top of the next column, | are the Executives of the Holy Angels' Separate School Parent-Teachers' Association. They are, from left to right: M. Kulmatycki - vice-president; Mrs. Rita McGrath = treasurer; Mrs. Helen Tripp - secre- tary; and Lawrence Tremblay - President -photo by |. McCuaig TERRACE BAY NEWS ~ HALL-DENNIS REPORT EXAMINED BY O.T.F. OCTOBER 3, 1968 Saturday, September 21st marked a step forward for the teachers of North Western Ontario. They were the first of ten provincial groups to.conduct an all day seminar to study the Hall-Dennis Report .- Ola Reith, a member of the Hall-Dennis Commis- sion, was guest speaker, and answered numerous questions asked by the delegates to the conference. While imparting the spirit of the report to the delegates, Miss Reith shared with them some of the "happenings " she experienced in her international travels during the three years the Commission was in session. ce The teachers expressed delight with the report as a whole, however, they questioned the implimenta- tion of it in its entirety. The present tax structure and grant system is not adequate to provide suffic- ient funds for all the recommendations. However, articles 257 and 258 state: "Give urgent and im- mediate attention to a search for new ways of fin- ance that will eliminate the residential property tax as a source of support for education and ensure quality without loss to local prerogative. 258. Seek, through the Council of Ministers of Education, means whereby federal monies can be distributed to the provinces for educational pur- poses, without infringing upon their rights in mat- ters of education." The cliche, "Rome was not built in a day" was heard often throughout the day. Teachers expressed the need to move slowly but definitely, adopting the recommendations that are feasible at this time.