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PAGE 10 TERRACE BAY NEWS OCTOBER 29, 1970 RECREATION NEWS = Cont'd from page 2 .... HELP WANTED With the winter season fast approaching and activities ready to start, extra help will be requir- ed in the following areas: RINK RATS = 5 per hoc- key game; SKATING ATTENDANT = to be avail- able at ali public skating sessions; SKATING CAS- HIER - to be available at all public skating ses- sions. APPLY AT THE RECREATION OFFICE SOON! ! JUNIOR BADMINTON = 2nd SESSION Second session will be held this Saturday from 10.00 = 12.00 noon. Our local Badminton Club is to be congratulated for their assistance in instruc- ting for the Clinic. Players' sessions are as follows: 10 = 12 years = 10.00 - 11.00 a.m. 13 = 15 years = 11.00 = 12.00 noon REFEREES AND COACHES NEEDED! Are you interested in assisting Minor Hockey in the capacity of a Coach or Referee? If so, call either the Recreation Office (3542) or Cy Brassard (3527) and leave your name. YOUR CO-OPERA- TION IS URGENTLY REQUIRED TO OPERATE THIS YEAR'S PROGRAMME FOR 140 BOYS. ARENA SCHEDULE Schedules will be posted at the Arena, Recrea- tion Centre and schools outlining activities for the week of November 1st = 8th. Please refer to these schedules for exact times of activities. COMING EVENTS Friday, October 30th - Horticultural Society So- cial = Curling Club Lounge. Sunday, November Ist = 1.30 - 4.30 p.m., 6.30- 8.30 p.m. = Public Skating. Thursday, November 5th = Men's Commercial Lea- gue Hockey Meeting = Small Meeting Room -7 p.m. Thursday, November 5th = Snowmobile Club Gen- | eral Meeting = St. Martin's Church - 7.00 p.m. Sunday, November 8th-- Marathon Mercuries vs Terrace Bay Superiors = Opening Game = 7.00 pm. AUXILIARY MEETING The Ladies Auxiliary of the Community Church will meet November 2nd at 8:15 p.m. in the Community Church. Mr. Ray Kenney will be special guest and will show pictures. HALLOWE'EN CANDY SALE GRADE EIGHT PUBLIC SCHOOL SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31st. 10.00 - 12.00 A.M. AT CACCAMO'S STORE EE ------ The Women of the Moose, Chapter 1426 held their meeting on October 21st. Senior Regent, Alice Yates welcomed former member Betty Sweet, Recorder. Sadie Benko read the minutes of the previous meeting and correspondence. Library Chairman, Lois McRae and co-workers Vi Fedorak, May Caldwell, Alice Werzynski, will be in charge of chapter night program on November 4th. A lovely lunch was served by Marion Reid and her committee. LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING The following is minutes of the Lake Superior Board of Education meeting held November 17th at Manitouwadge High School . A delegation headed by Mr. R. Baron, Chairman of the Salary Committee of the lccal O.S.S.T.F. presented figures by overhead projection and in writing in support of re-opening negotiations with the Board with regard to 1970-71 salaries of sec- ondary school teachers. Mr. Baron was informed that his presentation would receive consideration later in the meeting. Resolution No. 70/227, moved by J. Warwick and seconded by K. Beasley, resolved that: The Board approve the minutes of meeting of the Advisory Committee for Trainable Retarded held October 13 and was carried. The following resolutions were carried = That the Board approve the expenditures for September, 1970 as listed at $318,005.86; The Board approved the working conditions for Mr. Gunter Wirtz as Bandleader in the Marathon High School and renew' his contract under existing conditions for one additional year. The Board will consider the introduction of an instrumental music programme within the division in 1971. The Board approved the establishment of a Manitouwadge Reading Centre at the Manitou- wadge Elementary School as suggested by Principal H.A. Enns. The hope was expressed that such cont'd page 11 ....