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TERRACE BAY NEWS MAY 28, I975 THE LAW" TO BE OFFERED TO TERRACE HREIBER IN JUNE: refer to the ad in this issue for and the Law" programme which will in June. This particular programme of great interest to the women in vy and Recreation. If you would like re information on this programme or 1d like to register, simply bring o either the Terrace Bay or Schreib- ion Office and you will be official- red for the course. This course wil at the Lake Superior Public School, y Campus. AND HOSPITAL BOOSTER BUTTON MAY DRAW [BER 328 \CE BAY 848 | be awarded on presentation of ons. Also eligible for later er claimed in May, monies will be in June draw. "ication telephone: 824-2480 or 825-3801 | Sa WOMEN OF THE MOOSE MEETING Academy Chairman Kay Furyk and her committee were in charge of Chapter night meeting held on May 4th. Donations of $10.00 each were approved to- wards the Cystic Fibrosis Telethon and Salva- tion Army. Recorder Helen Almos read the minutes and correspondence which included Thank you cards from Anne Todesco, Nacy Marquis, Mary Ihnatko, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Almos. A letter from Lake Superior High School in regard to the annual bursaries that are presented to two deserving students. Catering service was re- quested by the Lake Superior High School for their graduation dinner which will be held on June 25th. Nominations took place with elections being held at the regular meeting on May 20th. Following adjournment a penny auction was with the raffle being won by Helen Almos. Kay Furyk, Myra Smilsky, Anne Stachiw, Mar- jorie Goodmurphy and Sadie Benko served a love- ly lunch, with the table decorated in a blue theme. The annual windup supper was held at the LeBlanc Restaurant on May 20th after which all members returned to the Moose Hall. continued page II..... held = SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION REQUIRES TIME MAINTENANCE CO-ORDINATOR FOR BER AND TERRACE BAY COMBINED (a) (b) (c) ilities: Preparation of budget Maintenance of records Direct and co-ordinate maintenance, repairs Inspection of property Evaluation of homes Estimates, contracts Attendance at meetings Work with local Trust- ees and Principals lary - $3,000. s will be arranged locally. pplications, stating qualifications, e and references will be received (a) (e) (£) (9) (h) J. Boudreau, siness Administrator, e Lake Superior Board of Education 0. Box 189 hreiber, Ontario POT 280 SPECIAL NOTICE TO BUSINESSMEN The Advisory Services Department of the Industrial Development Bank will have a representative at the Big C 1975, from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. in Schreiber, Motel on Tuesday, June 3rd, Ontario. You are invited to drop in to the Big C Motel at your convenience during the course of the day, meet our Advisory Services Officer, and over a cup of coffee, acquaint your- self first hand with the Industrial Development Bank's new and free service to businessmen. SEE