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PACE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS JUNE 6, I973 A 3 po ] Board Meeting - cont'd ....... YOU. 4 ari williams 3247 4. study the report and make recommendations to Louise Brooks 3691 the Board. Karen MacLeod 3204 A Board representative will attend the or Annual Convention of N.O.P.S.S.T.A. to be Curling Club - weekdays - I0 a.m. - 4 p.m. held at Timmins, September 27-29th, I973. 35571 The Board expressed to Willroy Mines through Trustee Acourt its appreciation for the excellent Luncheon served to the Board at noon. Trustee Dettbarn suggested that a meeting be held in Marathon at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 30, I973, to consider the details of a brief on ceilings and weighting factors for I974 to be presented to The Hon. T. Wells upon his visit to Marathon on June 28th. Mr. Wells is an invited guest, the brief should be presented for him to study upon his return to Toronto, with no attempt made to engage Mr. Wells in a discussion on the matt- er. As Trustee Fairservice introduced the topic of student insurance. The Director of Educa- tion is to be provided with specific instan- ces where it is felt the services of the pres- ent insuring company were not according to the policy, as soon as possible." A recommen- dation is to be made at the June Board meet- ing. Correspondence as follows was read: Mr. Cressman - acceptance of position as Director of Education; M. Dashkewytch - President of Students' Council, Lake Superior High School, re 2thigte ic trip expenses; A.S. Gordon - reply to M. Dashkewytch; President, 0.S.S.T.F. - re pupil-teacher ratios. The next meeting of the Lake Superior Board of Education will be held on Thursday, June 2Ist, I973 in the Marathon High School. SUMMER PROGRAM FOR PRE-SCHOOLERS AND MENTALLY RETARDED CHILDREN We have received an Opportunities for Youth Grant to operate a summer program for the young children in our community. All children from the ages of two to four years as well as mentally retarded children are welcome. The activities will include arts and crafts, indoor and outdoor games and field trips to places cf interest. Registration forms and further information is available in the local stores for all who are interested. Feel free to contact us at the telephone numbers listed. We hope to see SPORTS SLANTS - By Ray Shank Baseball fans are predicting a "subway ser- ies" for the world championship of baseball this summer, and it could well be. Chicago White Sox are going great guns in the American League's west division, while Chicago Cubs have a fairly strong lead in the National League east division. The last time there was such a "subway series", I think, was in 1951, when the New York Giants and New York Yankees squared off ..... Wilbur Wood, the White Sox's highly-rated 'junk' pitcher, is well on his way to setting the major leagues' most sought-after record of most wins in a season. Wood was I3-3 as of last Tuesday, which puts him ahead of former Detroit Tiger chucker Denny Mclain by one month. McLain, if you remember, posted 3I victories during the I968 season. The way Wood is going, those who know him say Wood could wind up with about 46 victories. He must be some kind of pitcher. Last Monday right, he pitched five innings to make the White Sox 6~3 winners that had to be called after I6 innings, then pitched almost flawless ball in another game for his I3th victory, a 4-0 Chicago triumph... Bobby Riggs, the 55-year-old tennis "hustler who made shambles of women's tennis by clobber -ing women's champ Margaret Court a few weeks ago, must have started something. Some old time boxer recently challenged any women to step were the superior race. Then, not long after, a 70-year-old ex-tennis whiz, challenged the No. 2 women's tennis player, Billie Jean Moff- att, to a match. Next thing you'll know, Joe Louis will issue a challenge to The Fabulous Moolah (world women's wrestling champ) for a no-holds-barred contest in Madison Square Garden. One comment that came out after Riggs beat Mrs. Court: "it proves that Riggs is the women's tennis player in the world." One thing about it, Riggs has been getting all kinds of publicity since his feat. He com- plained about not being allowed to enter some women's tennis tournament next month, since continued page 5 ...... of a Saturday night game ] into the ring with him and prove that men Clin tcl El A de