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~ SEPTEMBER 24, 1970 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 15 W.l. RESUMES = con'd from page 14 ... PREPARATION (with necessary additions) to foods made directly at home. Mrs. A.W. Slater reported on the district direc tors' meeting held in Thunder Bay attended by 14. It was decided to have a Hallowe'en party at the October meeting. R.A. Cressman, supervising principal, elementary schools, Lake Superior Board of Education, will be guest speaker at this meeting. The citizenship dialogue project will be left until Mrs. F.V. Harness returns as she is chairman of the citizenship committee. ~ Roll call evoked laughter as members named their delight in the demise of some customs or ways of per=- forming household tasks: i.e., skirts trailing in the dust = the uncomfortable hobble skirt = when wearing hats was a "must" = daily polishing of oil lamp shades the washboard and attendant wash=boiler = the almost forgotten clothes stick and the great comfort of an indoor bathroom. Mr .Boyko and Mrs .Dolf were given gifts. The pot luck supper table was centered with a birthday - cake for Secretary Mrs.Bill Thrower, made by Mrs. Slater. PUBLIC SCHOOL STAFF AND INNOVATIONS G.R.Saumur is principal of Schreiber Public School this year, with Tom Quinton vice principal and Jon Lumber principal's supply. Mr .Saumur and Mrs.Lumbey will teach grades 7 and eight, Mr.Quinton Grade 7. Other staff members are:~ Robert Grant Grade 6, Miss Gwen Hadley Grade 4 = Miss Wendy McEwen Grade 5 - Miss Edith Clemens Grade 3 = Miss Susan Stopyra Grade 2 - Miss Shelbie Closs Grade 1 - Miss. Susan Edwards, Kindergarten and Miss Dianne Paulsen teaches oral French from Gr.3 through Gr. 8. The Rench and a continuous Math program are in- novations this year. In the math program the student will work at his own level. Mrs. Jackie Turner is school secretary and George Lehto custodian. Mrs .Edward Darrett of Quebec Cuty has returned after visiting her daughter Mrs .Maurice Ferland and family . : Mrs. Innes West is visiting Mr.and Mrs. John Car- michael and other relatives in the vicinity of Brae- side, Ontario. FALL FAIR BIG SUCCESS The second Annual Fall Fair has closed its doors with a record attendance of more than two thousand people during the three day affair. ' The success of the fair proves once again what a small but determined group of people can do with the help and co-operation of the entire community. The Grand Auction was bigger than last year and provided as much in the line of merchandise as en- tertainment. There were even those dramatic mo- ments when for the sake of a set of red underwear friendships were risked and people were heard to raise their own bids! Bidding was brisk and all items were sold. : Saturday afternoon the Arena was transformed in a colorful display of sales tables and information booths pertaining to the work and function of the church in the community. A very informative display of books, | posters and folders as well as films and film strips attracted a constant stream of visitors. Popularity of the displays indicated an interest on the part of people in the work of the church in various areas of human concern ranging from social issues such as poverty, pollution, econpmic and social justice to drugs and other related issues. In the evening a large Penny Auction drew, capa- city crowds which was followed by a very successful Folk Festiyal . The audience paid tribute to the various local entertainers with enthusiastic applause and rapt attention. The closing dance which was given free as a ges- ture of thanks for the tremendous support the Fall Fair had received and was well attended by the younger set, which obviously enjoyed the good music | and wonderful time which concluded the events. Organizers of the Fair, which was sponsored by St. Andrew's United Church, were heard to suggest that this event has grown to be a community affair re=- quiring the co-operation of other organizations be- sides St. Andrew's United Church to maintain the quality and scope for future fairs. The Draw prizes were won as follows: china tea set-Mrs. Hubert Weaver; lamp-Jack McCouan; wig - Mrs. Al Regis, Terrace Bay and bag of sugar; wig - Mrs. Phyllis Greenshields. Miss Sandy Dennison of Toronto visited friends here last week. Lionel Bourguinen is presently touring the Scandi- navian countries.