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MAY 18, 1977 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 3 NOAKTHERN AFFAIRS: From page 2 .... which covers the complete story in growing Irises from planting to disease prevention. As well we have other seasonal pamphlets such as "The Outdoor Barbecue", Let's Cook It Right" and "Salads". Also in stock are soil sample kits which can be utilized to have soil analyzed by the University of Guelph to ascertain the required fertilizers for your particular soil. For these pamphlets and others, please contact Northern Affairs at Peninsula Build- ing, Lower Floor, Marathon Phone 229-1153. MOOSEHEART VISIT A round trip of sixteen hundred miles to Mooseheart, Illinois brought members of Lodge 1752 and Chapter 1426 of Terrace Bay to the child city. Eddy and Andre St. Denis who are former re- sidents of Terrace Bay were the guides of the tour. 'Lucille and Patty St. Denis were met. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the tour of Mooseheart. It is really something to see. Information of Mooseheart follows through- out the Terrace Bay News. : The group visited Lodge 400 in Aurora, Il- linois and Lodge 682 in Batavia where they were treated with the best of hospitality. MOOSEHEART The Child City Schools Muoseheart provides total education from nursery school through the 12th grade. Mooseheart is a member of the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges and is supervised by the Department of Public Instruc- tion of the State of illinois. Each student graduating from Moose- heart High School receives not only a diploma but a vocational education cer- tilicate. Each" student is required to learn at least one {rade and must com- plete all requirements before he is awarded the vocational certificate. Owned and Operated by Loyal Order of Moose oy STI Sports Program Mooseheart places much emphasis on sports. Red Rambler varsity football, basketball, track and wrestling teams are now competing in the Little Eight Conference. In addition, the intramural 'program includes baseball, basketball, touch football, track, swimming and softball. Girls also compete in Conference arch- ery, volleyball,, swimming, track and buwiing A standard physical education pro- gram for boys and girls is conducted in accordance with school regulations. The summer recreation program in- cludes archery. tenni$ and boating in addition to many of the sports listed above. Supreme Lodge The Supreme lodge of the World Loyal Order of Moose, which .owns and , bperates Mooseheart, is headquartered in the two-story, brick building of co- lonial architecture which was erected in 1956. The buiding is located near the front entrance to the campus of _ the Child City. < Acreage Mouscneart occupies 1,200 acres of 'ertile Fux River Valley land. Of this total, 313 acres are used for the cam- bus, park and lake and the remainder _ for farming purposes. + THANK YOU The McCausland Hospital wishes to express its thanks for the Portable Inter- mittent Positive Pressure Pressure Machine donated by Mr. George Scott, in memory of his wife Bessie, and the Portable Walker donated by Mr. Albert England in memory of Mr. Albert Garrity. : PUBLIC NOTICE The Terrace Bay News Office will be closed MONDAY, MAY 23rd for Victoria Day. Deadline for ALL news material and advertising for the week of May 22nd will be NOON, TUESDAY, MAY 24th for this week only. The News will be published on THURSDAY, MAY 26th'. COWNE CINEMA TERRACE BAY ~ ONTARIO - TELEPHONE 825-377T Show Times: Monday - Thursday 8:00 P.M. Friday & Saturday 7:5 9°P.M. -Sunday 8:30 P.M. PETER SELLERS THE PiNK PANTHER rh. 1 9 ki. 20 or BSE ADULT ENTERTAINMENT nly Mon. 23 LAUGHS GALORE | TECHNICOLOR® LESLIE PHILLIPS TERRY-THOMAS re. 24 Wed. 25