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PAGE 10 TERRACE BAY NEWS AUGUST 13, 1970 LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION - Cont'd fr. page Sees The Board does not contemplate moving its office from Schreiber, Schreiber will enlerge the building for our use at no cost to the Board and maintain present lease arrange- ments. Mr. Brien Lever was appointed Minor Department Head, Physical Education, effective September 1, 1970, at the Manitouwadge High School. The Boerd approved recommended appointments to staff effective September 1, 1970 - Mr, James Bishop ~ Schreiber High; Mr. Leslie Kruger - Terrace Bay High; Miss Carole Naroski - Marathon High and Mr. Richard Pokorny - Schreiber High School. The Board approved purchase of house at 478 Superior Avenue, Terrace Bay, Ontario from Elymer Leduc at $13,500. A letter to the taxpayers of S.S. No, 1 PIC (Heron Bay South), Port Coldwell and Rossport, advised that thers will be no educational tex levy this year and further adjustments will be made in the 1971 levy. BY-LAW NO. 6 (Being a By-lew to strike mill rates in School Section No. 1, Jackfish for 1970) wes duly passed. The Board accepted and approved the policy statements for the leke Superior Board of Education as suggested by the Policy Committee. (See Policy at end of meeting report.) The Board sccept and approve that the portion of the proposed regulations known as 'Time, Locetion and Duration of Board Meetings'. (See Policy Statement.) The next regular meeting of the Board will be held in the Terrace Bey High School on Saturday, September 12, 1970, at 11.00 a.m. A 1970 Board Meeting No. 0 Agreement reached with the Building Service Employees International Union on July 8, 1970. POLICY FOR THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION 1. In accordance with the desire of this Board that the public be as fully informed as possible in sdvance of matters that will be placed before the Board, the agenda for Board meetings is to be given as wide and advance dis- tribution as is reasonsble and fessible, 2. Recognizing the fect that certain information mey be considered as classified, it is the policy of the Board that such items be discussed in meetings closed to the public. 3, In aceerdance with the desire of this Board that the public be as fully informed of educational matters as is possible, it is the policy of the Board that in so far as is reasonable and feasible, Board meetings be held in the larger communities on a rotational basis. 4, In scoordance with the policy of this Board that its decisions be made in a demo cratic mammer, a minimum of nine Trustees is nécessavy to establish a quorum at meetings of the Whole Board or at meetings of Fommittees of the Whole Board, 5. Recognizing the desire of this Board to permit involve- pent of the public in ~ Continued next column ce... educational matters and at the same time the orderly pro- cedure of business, it is the policy of the Board to reserve time at its meetings for reception of delegations and for answering questions posed by citizens. [] 6. Recognizing that Trustess should be as knowledgeable as possible on educational matters, it is the policy of this Board to encourege Trustees, consistent with budgetary re- strioctions, to attend available conventions, workshops and other in-service activities. 7. In acoordance with the desire of this Board to employ as fully quelified and experiences staff as possible within the limits of budgetary restrictions and consistent with salary schedules established by the Board, the Diregtor of Education is esuthorized to hire staff. 8. When statements of policy are established and adopted, rules and regulations will be drewn up for their implemen=- tation. TIME, LOCATION AND DURATION OF BOARD MEETINGS yeeknights - only in Marathon, limited to three hours dure.- tion, commencing at 7.00 pems Saturdays ~- only in Manitouwadge, Schreiber and Terrace Bay, Iimited to four hours duration, commencing et 11.00 a.m. with one hour luncheon at 1.00 p.m. For rotation purposes, Schreiber and Terrace Bay will be considered as one community. For extension of a meeting beyond the three or four hour 1imit, a simple majority vote of Trustees present is re- quired, the Chairman voting on the question. An extension of time to & limit of 11.00 p.m. on weeknights or to 5.00 peme on Saturdays mey be permitted by this procedure. To proceed beyond this point will require the unanimous consent of Trustees present. LADIES GOLF CLUB NEWS Fifteen ladies entered last Tuesdays Novelty Tour- nament with winners being - Guess your own score- D. Stachiw; low hole-lvy Pattison; low net-Marg Phillips and runner-up = A. Adamo; consolation high score-A. Osmar and high hole-V. Kennedy. Matched Play-Congratulations to J. Rattray, winner of the A.Division and to A. Adamo - runner-up. B.Event -winner-l. Pattison; runner-up=-S.Richards. xed Four-Ball Novelty Tournament was held last Thursday with twenty participants. Winners were: best ball gross on nine holes-D .Wills and J.Rattray; best ball net on nine holes-C . Koski and K.Stefurak; highest total of two balls on any hole - R. Cotton Continued on page 15 cece. RETIREMENT PARTY IN HONOUR OF FRED HARNESS TOWN HALL OPEN HOUSE AUG. 20 th. 9:00 PM. ALL WELCOME LUNCH AND REFRESHMENTS N