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Page 6, News, Wednesday, February 10, 1988 Come out and enjoy Centennial Sunday The Moose Lodge 1752 in Terrace Bay is inviting the community to participate in the 100th Anniversary Celebration of the Loyal Order of Moose this year. Visitors are invited to Moose Lodge 1752 on Centennial seg: February 14, between the hours of 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. Centennial guests will have the opportunity to see the lodge facilities, learn about its community service work, its benefits to citizens of the community and the overall program of the moose. The Moose Lodge Centennial Sunday celebration also serves as a tribute to Brotherhood Week. Moose Lodge 1752, in dedication of Brotherhood Week, is sending its Centennial Celebration. The Loyal Order of Moose is composed of 1,772,000 men and women throughout the United States, Canada, and Great Britain. The organization is well-known for its care of children in need at Mooseheart, a 1,200-acre cam- us in Illinois, and its care of the elderly at Moosehaven in Orange Park, Florida. : The Terrace Bay Lodge was started back in 1954 and now has approximately 300 members. We are involved with and support a wide range of community activities and in the past year have donated in excess of $4,000 to various groups and organizations. We will be whe forward to seeing you at the hall on Centennial Sunday. Come out and bring a friend. flowers to houses of worship in its community as part of ieteg lor Terrace Bay Schreiber NEWS. TERRACE BAY BAKERY $25-9039 Thursday, Friday & Saturday. SPECIALS 10 loaves of white bread $9.90 5 whole wheat breads $5.25 Rye Bread $1.25 French Bread .99 each Soft dinner rolls $1.79/doz. VALENTINE'S DAY ee Oy BAKERY TREATS VALENTINE CAKES £m order now for aim sLOVe: your loved ones-- Si available in small eanly Ole Se "4 va SOc and medium sizes ! THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY 4 requires an ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK Reporting directly to the Deputy Clerk-Treasurer, the Administrative Clerk represents the senior clerical position within the Township's Administrative Department. The encumbent will be responsible to completely process all aspects of the payroll and benefit programs, maintain absentee reports, perform some computer software maintenance and account for the total Terrace Bay Hydro reporting function. An intregal part of this position will include training and assis- tance to other office staff members as required, and the ability to work with a minimum of supervision. The ideal applicant should possess a complete knowledge of all aspects of Accounting procedures and specifically a working knowl- edge of the payroll function. Previous experience working in a com- puterized environment is necessary and municipal experience. would be an asset. Salary Range $ 21,000 - $ 29,519 Confidential applications must be in writing including a complete personal resume and reference. Mark envelope "Administrative Clerk". Closing date is Wednesday February 17, 1988 - 4:30 p.m. William L. Mitchell Deputy Clerk-Treasurer ] Township of Terrace Bay The Girl Guides of Canada, Aguasabon District, in conjunction with the Terrace Bay Torch Committee, held a poster contest to coincide with the torch ceremonies. Both elementary schools of Terrace Bay were part of the contest. 1st place in the Gr. 3, 4 and 5 category was Meghan Jowitt; Honourable Torch posters mention goes out to Steven Lefreniere, Adam Sutherland and Dan Herculson. In the Gr. 6, 7 and 8 category, 1st place went to Lee Turcotte; Honourable mention to Allyson Withers. District Commander of the Aguasabon Girl Guides, Gerri Turner, is shown also in the photograph. K.Lusk photo Schreiber Recreation Department Mixed Volleyball The recreation department has, as of Jan. 14, not received enough names to organize this event. We will keep trying to get a mixed volleyball league started. Anyone interested in playing recreational volleyball one night per week should contact the recreation office at 824-2317. Tae Kwon Do Due to the great response of. this program, Joe has agreed to run a club out of Schreiber. Instruction will be held each Tuesday and Wednesday from 8- 9 p.m. at the rec complex until the end of July 1988. This is a very exciting sport and is open to anyone ages 10 and up. To register please come to the centre on Tuesday, January 5, at 8 p.m. or come the complex on Tuesday or Wednesday evening to talk to Joe. National Coaching Certification Level 1- Theory Coaching Clinic The Schreiber Recreation Department had to cancel this DIRECT OUR VALENTINE'S DAY SELECTION OF GIFTS THAT AIM FOR THE HEART !!! * CANDY * SELECTION OF HALLMARK CARDS *STATIONARY SUPPLIES * ASSORTED VALENTINE GIFTWARE. SEE OUR STUFFED TOY SELECTION, A PERFECT VALEN- TINE SURPRISE! VALENTINE ARRANGEMENTS STARTING AT $24.95 , $29.95 AND $34.95 PATCH Simcoe Plaza Terrace Bay 825-9321 DELIVERY SERVICE AVAILABLE Level 1 Theory Coaching Clinic. The N.C.C.P. is the 'coaching of coaches' program. It is an edu- cational learning program open to all coaches and is designed to make the reward of coaching that much better. The more the coaches get out of coaching the more their ath- -- letes will get out of their sport. If you wish to register please contact the Terrace Bay rec department and register for theirs for Feb. 12 to 14th (825-3542). Torch relay Petro-Canada is in the process of producing a book on the '88 Torch Relay. Our Torch Committee would like to include see page 9 | That he chose me to share PHILLIPS, LEO In memory of a beloved husband, father and grand- father who was taken from us February 11/86. I remember the day I met you. The day God chose to make you mine, I remember that day he took you And I will tell the end of time. Among my tears and heartaches There's one thing that makes me glad Those precious years we had. If teardrops were a Stair- way and memories were a lane I'd walk all the way to Heaven, Leo And bring you _ home}. again. Remembered with love and sadly missed _ Marg & family