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TERRACE BAY NE | 5 Publ jc Librady Is Terrace Bay, Ont, VOL. I9. NO. I9:. MAY I2, I976 20¢ PER COPY REGIONAL ASSEMBLY OF ELEMENTARY WOMEN TEACHERS ---- ---------- to -------------- 1 -- == The elementary women teachers of the North- west held their annual Regional Assembly in Marathon on Saturday, May I, I976. About sixty-five women representing: Atikokan, Dry- den, Fort Frances, Rainy River, Geraldton, Kenora, Thunder Bay, Nipigon---Red Rock and Red Lake met to discuss organizational matters and other areas of educational concern. Two provincial directors for the federation were elected: Mrs. Betty Hawke from Dryden and Mrs. Elvine Jardine from Fort Frances = Rainy River. Mr. Bill Pascoe, representing Marathon Town Council, briefly addressed the meeting at their luncheon held at the Legion Hall. The participants then returned to Marathon Public: School 'to wind up their business. It was decided to hold the I976 Annual Fall Conference of the Elementary Women Teachers in Nipigon with the Nipigon -- Red Rock ladies hosting this event. Also, Red Lake was chosen as the site for the I977 Regional Assembly with the Red Lake ladies hosting this. After, what was considered a very success--- ful meeting, the ladies adjourned at 4:00 p.m. Representing the Lake Superior Association were: LaVaugh West - Terrace Bay, Joy Bott - Marathon, Maureen Dickey - Marathon, Vicki Essar - Marathon, Shirley Harris - Marathon, Judy Herchen - Marathon, Helen Honan =- Mara- . thon, Ann Kallio = Marathon, Pat Lavoie - Marathon, Shirley Mikus - Terrace Bay, Ruth Mitchell ~ Marathon, Cynthia Russell - Mara- thon, Shirley Smee - Marathon, Joan Welton - Marathon, Penny Zahodnik -~ Marathon. SPORTS TRAVELCADE COMING TO TERRACE BAY i NN "i The Ontario Sports Tra- velcade car- ries hundreds of films, film loops and video- cassette pre- Lal ------- sentations. | oe ta enone A small por- EE tion of those resources are shown in this picture at left. The Travel- cade will be in Terrace Bat Bay on May 29 & 30th. rp rps Vout SH 0 8 RR. ---------- Ep cant] 100 Madoc on. iormarws 2 bent Shown below is a view of the Learning Stations in the Ontario Sports Travelcade. A visitor has the opportunity of viewing audio-visual presentations concerning his favourite sport.