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New deputy clerk-treasurer hails from Marathon but loves Terrace Bay -- By Ken Lusk The News Another new. addition to the community of Terrace Bay is the Deputy Clerk-Treasurer of the township, Lorne Mitchell. Mitchell, who arrived in Terrace Bay on Sept. 1, hails from Marathon where he was an accountant for the township there. Before that, he was an accoun- tant at Pic River Forest Products Inc. While he was at the township, Mitchell enrolled in a program which he now has one more year to complete. The program will qualify Mitchell as a member of the clerk-treasurers of Ontario. Mitchell was born and raised Lake Superior Highlites by T.E. Taylor vice-principal We had a bit of excitement this past week when school was can- celled on Tuesday due to the sud- den change in weather. Everyone did finally make it home without any major problems. This Thursday the high school gym in Terrace Bay is going to be used by the elementary schools for a volleyball tournament from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Spectators are welcome. Report cards from the high school went out last Monday in preparation for the parent-teacher interviews on Wednesday, November 25, during the after- noon and evening. If you have any questions, please phone the high school office. Our senior boys' volleyball team played the NSSSAA cham- pionships this past weekend at Nip-Rock High School. They won 3 matches to 0 against Michipicoten "High School (Wawa). They will now play the NWOSSAA 6 finals against Atikokan in Terrace Bay staring © on Nov. 27. Please phone the high school for match times. You may have noticed some high school students out working in the community recently during school hours. Their presence is there because of two programs from the high school being organized by teacher Bill McDougall. The first, the Co-op Education scheme, allows students to earn high school credits towards-a diploma while working at a place- ment in the community which relates to an in-class subject. At the moment, we have the Superb co-operation of 21 busi- nesses and: professionals helping out. In the second category, 20 stu- dents were recently placed to do six hours of volunteer work each Ss part of the Career Guidance ind Counselling course. This work was to stress the mportance of volunteer work in he personal development. If you are interested in either f these community-related pro- Tams, please contact Mr. AcDougall at the Terrace Bay ampus, We are in the process of plan- ing a 'Career Day' at Lake uperior High School in April | 38. We would greatly appreciate ny assistance we can get from 1€ community to assist our stu- ents focus on future careers. For further information, or to olunteer your help, please con- ict Guidance Counsellors Myles Anmicr ar Thad Ti... Over the past four years, we have undertaken a concerted pro- gram to reduce our costs from 'unreturned textbooks. We have done very well but still have a small distance to go. Virtually all of our present day Students have returned their texts from past years. If your son or daughter is no long with us, we would appreciate your assistance in seeing that any borrowed textbooks or resource material you may find around your house are returned to the office of either campus. Until next week:... in Marathon and said so far he finds Terrace Bay to be a nice, warm community. Mitchell and his wife Susan have two children; Tara Lynn, 12, and Shanna Lee, 9. Supervise office 6 Although Mitchell's job is basically to supervise and main- tain the municipal administrative office, he said he and Clerk- Treasurer Administrator Dave Fulton do many things together. The two of them and the rest of the staff are "a team", he said. Right now, Marg Simmer, the past-deputy clerk-treasurer, is training Mitchell in all aspects of his job. "If anyone has a problem, we go to her," he said. "It is challenging. I get to actu- ally deal with the public." Mitchell is referring to the dif- ference in working in an office and only seeing only four walls. "The job is interesting and challenging; one-on-one with the public. : "I enjoy meeting the public. As well, administering to the municipality is a challenge. It is a different viewpoint than working on books (as simply an accoun- tant)." ¢ CHOIX l'Avortement (ACDA) ee) FREEDOM OF CHOIX ! Canadian Abortion Rights Action League (CARAL) Association Canadienne pour le Droit a Our aim is to abolish laws in the Criminal Code that refer to abortion and also to have contraceptive and abortion services available throughout Canada. Deputy Clerk-Treasurer | Lorne Mitchell, above, who was born and :aised in Marathon, is looking forward to a long and productive Stay in Terrace Bay. He and his wife and two children believe the community is warm and friendly. (Ken Lusk photo). \ CONFEDERATION COLLEGE CONTINUING > EDUCATION Wishes to consider Offering full-time SECRETARY GENERAL in Marathon (1988-89) The secretarial program is designed to provide the student with the nec- essary business skills required in today's modern office. If interested, phone 229-2464 or call toli-free 1-800-465-3364. CONFED- Nous avons pour but d'abolir toutes les lois du Code Crimine le qui ont rapport a l'avortement, et aussi avoir disponible partout au Canada des services sur la con- traception et l'avortement. | support CARAL. J'appuie ACDA ph en. cma ea ae lie i mg PO ay Contribution: individual, individuel $10: family, famille $15 limited income, revenu limité $3 Return to -- Envoie a CARAL,-ACDA Box C.P. 3/34 ERATION COLLEGE - CONTINU- ING EDUCATION FOR YOU!!! ; Thunder Bay, Ont. 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