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Page 12, News, Wednesday, September 14, 1988 Town employees have been busy building the base for a new Sign structure in front of the Terrace Bay Recreation Centre. Dean Main, coordinator of the centre, told the News that the A sign of the (Terrace Bay Recreation Centre) times lighted sign will have a section that will allow the centre to advertise future events. The sign is expected to be erected in the next few weeks. if Winning style -- the R.J. Wallwin Jr. residence at 136 Poplar Street in Terrace Bay, pictured above, was udged to be the most attractive by the errace Bay Horticultural Society. As an entrant in the Society's annual beautification contest, the house received a perfect score of 100 from Judge Fred Harness. Second place went to the Moore house at 494 Lakeview, and third place was claimed by Ron Seidel of 415 Elizabeth St. Interest in Society has bloomed Continued from page 3 types of flowers and trees in the park, the cemetery, the hospital -and some of the town's churches. She told the News that interest in the Horticultural Society has bloomed in the past few years. - Active members will try to work ° with the Township next year to | develop a program of mainte- nance of flower beds. She said that vandalism has ruined the hard work of some volunteers who have donated their time and knowledge to plant trees and flowers. Plants near. the library have been pulled out of their beds by vandals, and tree branches have been intentionally broken. Although most of the members are from Terrace Bay, Baker told the News that there are some from Schreiber. She said the Horticultural Society welcomes new members gladly, and added that the number of active mem- bers could be increased. Among the services being pro- vided next year, Taina said that a soil testing device will be put into service. By testing the acidity of the soil, a homeowner can deter- mine what plants and vegetables have the best chancerat sprouting. With a strong history and a few dedicated volunteers, the future of the Terrace Bay Horticultural Society looks rosy. May TRUCKLOAD SALE September 22 - 24 *NO Downpayment! *NO Interest! *NO Monthly Payment! Until January 1989 The move is on to the BAY'S "Best Ever" Truckload Sale At the Schreiber Curling Rink On A Super Selection of home furnishings, appliances, the Way 'T.V.'s, VCR's and stereos Watch for flyer in your mail soon ry