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PAGE 8 TERRACE BAY NEWS MARCH 20, 1974 CONGREGATIONAL SUPPER A capacity crowd attended a Pot Luck Con- gregational Supper at the Community Church on Sunday night. More tables had to be added to accommodate the people who arrived to share in the Gourmet meal. > It was strictly "Pot Luck", with no prior arrangements as to who would bring what. Con- vened by Mrs. Vera Kennedy, assisted by Mes- dames Marg Simmer, Marge Lundberg, Connie Cvitkovich, Gertrude Soughton, Marg Duriez and many others who did dishes and helped Clear away, the menu included many different casseroles, salads and desserts. The hall was beautifully decorated in honour of St. Patrick's Day by Mrs. Pam Jones. Mr. Dave Barnett acted as Master of Ceremon- ies. Rev. McKague was called upon to say Grace. After everyone had dined, Mrs. Margaret McKague held an informal sing-song, with her Joy and Hosanna singers leading in the singing. . Miss Carla Crockford played two piano solos. ; Tea, coffee and Kool-Aid were supplied by the Church Board and a good time was had by all. EXPERIENCE 7/4 Summer in Ontaito offers a wide range of opportunities. to the province's young people for employment with the Provincial Government. The Ontario Youth Secretariats' Experience 74 program has scheduled a number of interest- ing projects designed not only to aid students in making future career decisions, but to en- able them to actively participate in the needs of communities across the province. Experience 74 will offer such employment opportunities as the Therapeutic Recreation Workers project, a program under the Ministry of Community and Social Services which will place workers within a number of communities to help those who have special needs i.e. the han- dicapped or chronically ill, in community rec- reational activities. Video I Drama Workshops in Penal Institutio- ns will place a small resource team in selected correctional institutions, providing appropri- ate presentations and drama workshops for in- mates and staff. : CAP (Consumer Advice Programs) under the Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations, is a pilot project providing the opportunity to work in a consumer storefront office, assisting consumers with information about goods and-ser- This year the Ontario Youth Secretariat is not only co-ordinating a special youth employ- ment program known as Experience 74, but also providing information on all Government summer employment activities offered to young people. If you are interested in the special pro- grams for youth under Ontario Experience 74, or regular Summer Employment Opportunities with the Government, contact your Northern Affairs Office located at Peninsula Building, Marathon for further details. Our offices are stocked with a limited supply of application forms and information brochures. - Bev Young Northern Affairs Officer REBEKAH LODGE MARCH MEETING The Rebekah Lodge, at their March I3th meet- ing, made a donation to the Ontario Research : Program for checking pre-school children for Amblyophia (lazy eye). The date of April 27th was set for their annual Spring tea, which Mrs. Gladys Hamilton will convene, assisted by Mesdames Dora Weaver Connie Martin, Fay Green, Elizabeth Harris, Glorie Miller, Edith Ibey and Lilian Christie. Mrs. Christine Morris was presented with a I5 year veteran jewel by Mrs. Agnes Bryson. Members were asked to bring their penny auction donations on Friday afternoon - proc- eeds from this to be used in replenishing the hospital equipment loan cupboard. continued page 9 ...... vices and consumer related problems. COLLEGE DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATJON The Confederation College of Applied Arts/and Technology in northwestern Ontario is seeking en sogomplished ; individual for the position of Director pf Administration. Reporting to the President, the Director of Administration is responsible for the effective implemgntation of all general administrative functions in the Colleges including finance, plant, personnel, computer and/office and ancillary services, The preferred candidate will possess acpdemic qualifications preferably one or more of the followingt C.A., R.I.A., CoG.A., Degree in Business Administratipn or Commerce, and several years experience at progressively responsible a Ei a tt ---- levels in industry, business or educatign. The salary is commensurate with the senior status of the position, Interested candidates are invited to submit, in confidence, a full resume of qualifications to: The Personnel Officer Confederation College of Applied Arts & Technology Box 1398 Thunder Bay, Ontario P7C 4WI Ld ad