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_PAGE 10 TERRACE BAY NEWS APRIL 6, 1972 ( continued fro page 9... Angel's Harp) who is the principal of Mark Street School in Atik- okan but more than that the Outdoor Education Co- ordinator for the schools there where he conducts a fantastic Vayageur Programme. Gordy's assistant for the weekend was Miss Gerry Simms, who is also involved in like work. Gordy and Gerry worked in collaboration with Mr. John Small (president of the O.E.L.T.A. unit) who made the workshop possible. The teachers dressed for below zero weather, snow shoed with pack-sacks from the highway across White Sand Lake to a sheltered spot where each was respon- sible for gathering firewood and starting a fire to heat heatthe supper prepared beforehand in the simplest and most practical way. Water for tea was taken from a hole chopped in the ice (a real challenge for those who are used to taps). A quick, well-done meal was enjoyed by all and soon everyone was ready to make the return trip. By this time darkness was all around and the stars were begging to be noticed, so an informativz lesson on the various facets of the heavens was conducted by Gordy. ~The following day was spent on measurement and tabulation and an evaluation of the weekend. The teachers did not regret one moment of their time outdoors and were already asking when the experience could be repeated. Photos show the trip, beginning on the highway, to White Sand Lake. Fetching water Measurng heights Tabulating information