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Page &, Terrace niiinataaad News, Wednesday, Ostober 9, 1985 Lake Superior High School News dance was taken, the- minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted as Students Council meeting was Called to order at 4:00 p.m. in Schreiber. Atten- Council Students' Minutes _The September 27th well as the treasurer's report at $683.17. Discuss- ed were ways to get people to participate in the writing of articles for the paper. It was decided a schedule proposal will be drafted up by the committee con- sisting of Derek Boucher, Lisa Heinrich, Tamalea Meister, and Jeff Pope. Last June Students Council donated a sum of -money to Unicef for Africa Relief and in September we received a letter and cer- tificate thanking Lake Superior High School for its support. These articles will be framed and then displayed on both cam- puses of LSHS. Problems and 'sugges- tions for Initiation will be discussed at the next meeting. The Council talked about when and what the next dance will be. It was suggested that a '* Victory Dance" be held October 18th on the Schreiber Cam- pus in celebration of the hoped for victory of the junior and senior Volleyball Teams on the 16th and 17th. It was also suggested that a "Hallo- ween Costume Dance" be held November 8th, | week after October 31st in Terrace Bay. Other ideas which were discussed were selling brand name chocolate bars and placing suggestion boxes on both campuses. Also we will post a list of Student Coun- cil members so. that students will know who the North Shore Motors & Marine... 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The conference will cover issues ranging from racism and prejudice to peer pressure and crime. Steve Fonyo will be guest speaker as well as John Graham from Washington. Associated with the con- ference are several con- tests. There is a poster con- test (18 x 24) with the * theme of "Improving our Tomorrow Together' plus multiculturalism. The deadline is October 10th. An Essay Contest is also open to all those interested. The essay must have a multicultural theme (racism, discrimination, prejudice, or heritage) and consist of 1500 to 2000 words. The deadline is November Ist with Ist prize being $200.00, 2nd prize $150.00 and 3rd prize $100.00. Also a youth newspaper is in the works and newspaper items concerning multiculturalism and youth are being gathered. if you are interested in_ par- ticipating in- any of these activities. please contact either Tamalea Meister or j.isa Heinrich at the High Nancy Doetzel - Youth Programmer, Box 2334, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B 5E9 (807) 345-0551 (call collect). All youth are en- couraged to get involved. Sports and Stuff On Saturday, Sept. 28, LSHS entered two teams in the Marathon Senior Boy's Volleyball Invitational Tournament. The White Team composed of Curtis Evoy, Steve Denomme, Kevin Roberts, Mike Strassburger, Darryl Payette, Ron Stortini, and Dave Beaulieu placed first in the seven team round- robin tournament before losing 15-13 to Marathon in the semi-finals. Two members of'* the White Team, Geordy Fournier and Mike Barry did not at- tend the tournament. The Purple team of Shawn Madore, Henry Kaari, Charlie Scollard, Jeff Bon- nema, Warren Sutherland, Keo Voradeth," Kenton Klassen, and Robin Gor- don managed to win one game but lost four games by only two points. Con- gratulations to all the boys for a fine effort and to Mr. Roberts for being the first LSHS coach to win and lose the same game. Cuts will take place this week with only 11 or 12 players remaining on one team. Practice continues weknights, until the tourna- ment on October 16th and 17th. The junior boys Volleyball Team tied for first place with Wawa at the Marathon Invitiational Volleyball Tournament on Saturday. The semi-finals for Volleyball will be held at Lake Superior High School on October 16th and 17th. Thoughts of vic- tory are held for our boys. Schou! or T.B.M.A. c/o Contact: D. Ross 824-2456 G. Fummerton 824-2806 B. Hiller 824-2788 B. Martin 824-3184 Anybody Interested In Playing In The SCHREIBER NO-BODY CONTACT HOCKEY REGISTER BY OCTOBER 14