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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, July 2, 1986 Safety winner Eric Jean, 9, was one of two winners last month in the Terrace Bay Police Force's By Kerry Powell The following are the gross, Tony Costa (38). First low net, Ray Han- First low gross, Kim Gellert (37); second low ments coming up in the near future. The Costa results from the recent sen (33); second low net, gross, Dean Dubreuil (43). Junior Tournament will be Aguasabon Golf Course Bob McKenna (35). First low net, Len Webb _ held Saturday, July 5. On Men's Twilight Competit- 15 and over handicap: (35). Saturday, July 12, the ions: First low gross, Mark 15 and over handicap: Dave Desrosiers Senior- June 11, 1986 Hara (45); First low net, First low gross, Morris Junior Tournament is sch- 0-14 handicap: Kerry Powell (34). Bouvier (45). First low net, eduled. Interested golfers First low gross, Kim June 18, 1986 Mike Miller (40). can sign up for these events Gellert (37); second low 0-14 handicap: There are some tourna- at the Clubhouse. Clinic held Tom Price, of the Thunder Bay Country Club, once his junior class the wrong way to swing at a golf ball. again visited Terrace Bay to conduct a gold clinic for The clinic is an annual event at the Aguasabon Golf junior golfers, men, and ladies. Here he is showing Club, and was held this year on June 26. summer Bicycle Safety Program, sponsored in part by the local branch of the Royal Canadian Legion. The other winner that week was Kenny Ramsay, not shown here. Both are now eligible to win a new bicycle in a draw to be held in September. May and Daniel Dumont are happy to announce the safe arrival of their first child, a son, Andre Laurent Henri born June 4, 1986 at 6:37 a.m. at the McCausland Hospital. Andre weighed in at 7 lbs. 5'2 'oz. and was 20" long. Proud grandparents are Mrs. Mary Mah, and Mr. & Mrs. Laurent Dumont, all from Geraldton, Ontario. = NOTICE Janice Liebrock, formerly of Jody's Hairstyling, would like to thank all her clientele in the last 2% years for their patronage, and would like to have them -join her in Schreiber at her new location at Lynne's Hairstyling. Sorry for any inconvenience. For appointments, Call 824-3399 THANK YOU For one memorable year to all those who shared with me their children, Sunday dinners, guitars, drives to the airport and home made wine. It is not possible to leave Schreiber without ex- pressing sincere ap- preciation for your time, you support and your friendship. Fondest regards to beautiful Bren- da and her family and all my bud- dies at Holy Angels. Love to my favourite C. Happy trails. i RAa:sseoan Munn 'By Jacki Speziale Jobs? That's what this article is about. Jobs are available. In fact, we are filling jobs daily down at the Canadian Employment Centre for Students, or U Pitch-In THANK YOU We would like to thank all of our friends and relatives for visiting us and for sending us flowers and cards during our brief stay at the McCausland Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Bailey and the Nurs- ing Staff at the McCausland Hospital for the excellent care ex- tended to us. May and Andre Dumont CECS for short. Students, if you are in- terested in working for the summer to get a little ex- tra pocket money, come down to the CECS office in Terrace Bay or Schreiber and take a look at the Job Board. The enthusiasm of the students is at a peak, now that school is out, so be quick. The communities are en- couraged to call the Centre and place casual job orders ne numbers are listed below). Do you need your lawn cut, your kitten taken care of, your garage paint- ed? Call us and do your The will be a Come & Go Bridal Shower in honour of Franca Costa Sunday July 6th in the Holy Angels Parish Centre from 8 - 10 p.m. Everyone Welcome! IN MEMORIAM In memory of Dear Grandson Eric CALDWELL in B.C. Grandparents, Hent- tonen, Hepburn and Cope. He is just away About one month to-day Knowing he will be there In the shelter of God's care Gives us courage In the sorrow we bear. Ever remembered by the Caldwell and Reid families. MARKHA It is with much happiness and excitmement that Gordon and Brenda announce they are, for the first time, proud parents of a precious baby girl Samantha Breanne Entered into her new world on June 24, 1986, at 8:15 a.m. weighing 7 Ibs. 5% oz, 19% in- ches long. Proud grandparents are Jim and Dorothy Bird; and Pat and Iris Markham, all of Winnipeg. We wish to thank: Dr. Bailey and the nursing staff at McCausland Hospital for their care and support; Dr. Hibbert and nursing staff at McKellar Hospital in Thunder Bay for the safe delivery of our daughter; and an extra special thank you to daddy for his love and patience A big thanks to all who sup- ported and worked to make our bottle drive such a success. Our trip was super. The grade 8 class of Holy Angels. throughtout the pregnancy and his coaching THANK YOU A man's family and friends are truly ones to be treasured. Thank you, two very simple words, that come straight from the heart! To all my friends, family and relatives, my children and grandchildren especially my wife Doris; the retirement party held in my honour will be treasured forever. The gifts, cards and money tree; the bartenders, everyone who donated towards the buffet supper and anyone who | may have forgot- ten; to Kimberly-Clark for the retirement dinner in my honour and to all my fellow co-workers and the 6S " ~) Ae th | Sa NA ce J great guys in the garage, ey Sze thank you. all sincerely. Wis ig Lester Legault + Jobs available for students part to help the communi- ty of students find work. Students are hardwork- ing and eager. Hire one and invest in the future. Call 825-9283 in Terrace Bay or 824-2983 in the Schreiber area. Program set to go A $1.5 million province- wide program to foster tourism hospitality and awareness was announced on June 23 in Toronto by Ontario Minister of Tour- ism and Recreation John Eakins. In a Ministry news re- lease, Eakins was quoted as saying that advertising by word of mouth is what he's after. "*One of the best ways to achieve that is for every- one in Ontario to be pleas- ant, helpful and friendly to all our visitors," he added. The program will train managers and owners in the tourism industry who will in turn train their staff. The Ministry will provide training sessions with lead- ership guides and employee hospitality kits for partic- ipants, the release noted. The objective of the pro- gram is to improve the quality of service to vis- itors to Ontario and resid- ents travelling within the province. "'We will work closely with our client groups over the next several months to structure this initiative to meet their needs," Eakins explained.