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SEPTEMBER 26, I973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 9 Sports Slants - continued ....... series of the season -- a three-game confronta -tion with the Pirates. Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, the Ex- pos were on the road again, this time in Man- hattan, to tackle the Mets (who are still very much in the race). Then they got a day off before winding up the schedule in Pittsburgh for another three-game series with the Pirates this weekend. Whether the Expos Jaks it in the National League playoffs depends entirely on the Expos themselves. Six of their last I2 games were against the Pirates, and that's the team they have to overtake to wind up a winner. The last time Expos manager Gene Mauch was involved in a pennant race was 1964. Actually it was more of a nightmare for Mauch and he wants to forget it as a bad experience. He was managing Philadelphia Phillies then. His Phils had a six-game lead atop the stand-' ings with just I2 games to play. The Phils lost IO straight and the pennant in what is considered to be one of the most stunning col- lapses in baseball history. : If Mauch's Expos didn't win the National League's east division this year, it's highly unlikely he'd lose his job over it. After all the Bucs were favored to take it all, like last year, and the Expos weren't rated any h. : better than fourt continued page I0...... .Ontario MINISTRY OF REVENUE As required by Section 40 Sub-Section 5 of the Assessment Act, R.S.0. I970, Chapter 32 as amended, the following information is for persons receiving an Assessment Notice dated September 24th, I973. (A) The last date for appealling the Assess- ment is October 3Ist, I973. (B) The Assessment Roll may be examined at your Local Municipal Office, and any Assessment may be discussed with the Assessment Commissioner or an Assessor at the Regional Assessment Office, Assessment Region No. 32 KENORA, RAINY RIVER AND THUNDER BAY II5 Johnson Avenue, THUNDER BAY "P", Ontario. "IT'S A DOG'S LIFE... so says the Rodeo Cowboys Asso- ciation. This sleepy canine, be- longing to rodeo cowboy Char- lie Simmons, took five during the recent Calgary Exhibition and Stampede rodeo. | TELEVISION PRODUCTION WORKSHOP AT LAKE SUPERIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL TERRACE BAY CAMPUS Monday, October I Tuesday, October 2 Wednesday, October 3 7:00 - I0:00 p.m. 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. - 7:00 ~ 10:00 pai. id This workshdp is open to all adults and high school students. The activities are de- signed to develop participants' awareness and critical judgement of the television medium, It provides people with experience in using T.V. equipment as a teaching and evaluation tool and also provides experience in the pro- cesses of T.V. production through the use of studio and control roem equipment. This pro-= duction workshop is not designed to make par- ticipants into professional producers or per- formers. : Up to 50 adults could be accomodated at the workshop. The nine-~hour (minimum) wWOIrk-= shop includes: - > Orientation, Scripts, Graphics, use of I/2" T.V. equipment, Camera familiarization, Con- sole practise, Production Techniques, Famil- iarization with studio equipment; Adults will be grouped and each group shall produce a 5 minute television programme Previous experience in the use of televis- ion equipment is not necessary. As more and more children and students in our schools are introduced to the use of T.V. equipment, par- ents should familiarize themselves with the types of equipment their youngsters will be using. ' There is no charge for this workshop, but candidates, should commit themselves for all three evening sessions. . Register by telephoning Lake Superior Public School in Terrace Bay at 825-3321 on Thursday or Friday afternoon, September 27th and 28th. K. MacLeoa, Principal.