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THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY ~ SUMMER EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES WITH THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY The Terrace Bay Public Works Department is now accepting applications for the following Summer Environmental Youth Corp Positions: 1 Supervisor - $7.00 per hour 11 weeks employment starting June 1st 3 Environmentalists - $6.00 per hour 11 weeks employment starting June 1st 2 Student Environmentalists - $5.55 per hour 11 weeks employment starting June 22nd These summer employees will be responsible for cleaning-up the Township of Terrace Bay. Interested applicants may pick- up a job applica- tion and job description from the Township of Terrace Bay Municipal Office. Application Deadline is Monday, May 25th, . 1992 at 5:00 p.m. Applicants are required to submit an application or resume to the Terrace Bay Municipal Office or mail to: Terrace Bay Municipal Office P.O. Box 40 TERRACE BAY, Ontario POT 2W0 ATTENTION: E.Y.C. Job Applications New In Schreiber NORTH SHORE LIMOSINE SERVICE Division of North Shore Quality Homes for more information call 824-3136 The "Anishinawbe" way of life - looking after our own. lf you are interested in becoming a Native Foster Parent please contact our Alternative Care Program for more information. Dilico Ojibway Child & Family Services Administrative Office: 95 N. Cumberland Street 345-1888 or 1-800-465-3985 Representing the Thunder Bay District First Nations. fa se from Pays Plat, Dan Camp- bell from Rossport and J.M. Kenney from Terrace Bay were involved with Fulton in planning what the mural would look like, but Fulton did the actual painting. ' Marvin Fulton, above, is pictured with the wall mural he painted last summer in the meeting room of the North of Superior Programs Office in Terrace Bay. Artists Gary Bouchard The winner of the Wom & Me Matching huttted sweaters draw was Nora Smith of Terrace Cay. We would like ts thank everyone for thetr SHAMROCK SHEARS GREEN AS EVER We at Shamrock are introducing a new line AVEDA; which is formulated with essences derived from plants and flowers. Plus, our containers are sent back to the supplier to be reused. We encourage our customers to join forces in protecting our fragile eco-system. REDUCE REUSE RECYLE GET WITH IT * Printed material available upon request = eee eee * Local artist paints wa (ENVIRONMENTAL APPEAL) Fe Winner of the B.B.Q. drawn at the Lion's Auction was Brent Wilcox. The second B.B.0. will be drawn on | Saturday, June 20, at 1 p.m. 4 a Il mural The painting was drawn on a piece of paper before it went up on the wall. It describes a scene in a park, emphasizing healthy activi- ties such as running and walking. CIBC continued from page 7 Long says there have been delays in getting replies from the office in Thunder Bay concerning New Venture | loans, but says the delay may be attributed to the "transi- tion' process. "The CIBC manager came up from Thunder Bay and spent a fair bit of time trying to reassure me that all of this stuff will be cleared up, and that they're doing the best job they can from Thunder Bay," she says. "I really have to give him a lot of credit for making the effort because I know he's backlogged in Thunder Bay." But even if the problems in getting New Venture loan replies are solved, Long says she still preferred the way things were done before. "Gone are the days when you could phone up (local CIBC bank manager) Bryon (Cassie) and say 'Look Bryon, I'm having a little bit of difficulty, could you not bounce any cheques for a couple of days, and I'll be in later to straighten everything out,"" says Long. "You can't do that any- more because the flexibility continued on page 9