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PAGE 8 TERRACE BAY NEWS MARCH 9, 1972 (continued from page 7 - Safety Clinic) ordination with the Department of Lands and Forests , insurance Agents, Snowmachine Manufacturers, and St. John Ambulance. The Subjects dealt with by the various speakers co- ncerned laws governing snow machines, the Motorized Vehicle Act, Insurance Coverage (Provincial), of snow machines, Fish and Game Laws, and the Crimin- al Code (Federal), with Mrs. Rumme ry speaking on First Aid methods. Several films on the operation of snow machines, and survival were shown. Keith Scott added a display of motor-skis, Honda Mini-bikes, Evenrude Outboard motors, and clothing for out door sports. EE Photo shows speakers attending, with Don Beno as host, O.P.P. Bill Heindrich, Arthur Gilbert, Corp R. Essas, Harold Kodila, Ben Lapenski, Don Beno, and Constable Don Anderson. MIN McCUAIG BONSPIEL The prizes won in the Min McCuaig open bonspiel were excellent and in addition were draw prizes won by Billie Weaver, Brenda Harper, Kay and George Riley, who also won the Chinese dinner. Larry Fraser won the grocery hamper. Ivan Cocks, Dixie Winters, Don Winters, and Judy Cocks, the rink from Thunder Bay were awarded the prize for coming the most miles to attend. There were rinks in for the biggest end doo. "Muggs McCuaig drew the winning ticket, for Doug Moores Bill Weaver's rink received the 'first knocked out rink prize. The rinks and their prizes were as follows: First Event:- Barry Harper, Weaver, Knut Schmiechen, Brenda Harper and trophies presented by A .B. McCuai Ivan Cocks (skip), Dixie Winters, Don Winters, Judy Cocks, coffee urns and tent heaters. Brian Birch, Mavis Slater, Bob Nesbitt, Ruth Ann Birch, high in- tensity lamps, and barometers. Edgar Ray, Joy Riley, Mike Cosgrove, Muriel Nesbitt, mugs and trays, ice buckets. (see next column) Second Event:- Doug Moore, June Dukes, Dan Sec- undiak, Angie Dranchuk, hair roller set, clocks. Dominic Carmesin, Bina Welbourne, Leo Courtema- nche, Linda Timmerman, heating pads and timex watches. Third rink:= Bill Stefurak, Edna Cocks, Lawrence Madge, Susan Phillips , kitchen set, screw driver sets, and playing cards. Alex Krystia, Kay Fraser, Larry Fraser, Shirley Krystia, Costa vouchers, pillow cases and mugs. Third Event:- George Riley, Norma Crockford, Edgar LeBlanc, Helen LeBlanc, Deep Fryers and sleeping bags. Jim McCuaig, Helen Dooley, Frank Walder, Myrna McCuaig, blankets, screw driver s sets, and playing cards. Edgar Ray, Joy Riley, Mike Cosgrove, Muriel Nesbitt, ash trays and Dresswell vouchers. Brian Ray, Josephine Hubilet, Bill Hubi- let, Billie Ann Saarinen, cocktail shakers and glas- ses. Dinner was served on Saturday evening in the club and during the event the cafeteria remained open. C.P.T.A. MEETING Sister Marvel, principal, at the Catholic Parent Teachers' Association meeting, announced that Open House will be held on March 8, during Educ- ation week, in all the schools in town = Separate, Public, and High School. During the day parents and others interested are invited to observe in the classrooms while the students are at work. Report cards will be sent out March 17, and par- ent-teacher interviews will be arranged at the end of the winter break. Sister Carol and Mrs. McNally, of the staff, presented an interesting program on the use of TV in education. Sister Carol described its value and many uses and Mrs. McNally used a video tape "Community of Shapes-the Rectangle Family" simulated grade one class, teaching a lesson, which was most interesting. Edmond Borutksi presided for the meeting, with Mrs. Lecette Chicoine as secretary and Mrs. Beulah Speziale the treasurer. y PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE MEETING J.P. Mulligan was elected president of the local association of the Progressive Conservatives, at their meeting on March3. Other executives elected were E .E .Forgues, first vice president, Cosimo Figliomeni, second vice (continued on page 9)