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- Terrace Ba Winter ! Spring Programs « The registration for programs to date is ex- cellent. Vacancies. still exist in the following: * Archery for Beginners * An introductory course to the basic skills of Archery. Ballet Dance Class - O » A continuation of the Beginners Ballet class, where more advanced techniques © will be taught. Ballet for Beginners If there is enough response to this, we will attempt to offer another Beginners class for those who missed out on the first one. Jazz For Beginners If you are interested in taking a Beginners class in Jazz, call and indicate your interest. We will offer one if there is enough response. Jazz Dance Class - Phase II A continuation of the Beginners Jazz class, where more advanced steps and dances will be taught. Learn to Crochet Learn the basics of Crochet and how to read a pattern and complete a project. Beginners Needle- point A beginners course in needlepoint to teach you all the basic stitches. ~ = AY a) meee & = by WINNIE CAMPBELL - A pot luck supper pre- ceded the meeting of the Ruby Rebekah Lodge when Mrs. Connie Hum- by, P.P. Rebekah As- sembly of Ontario and Mrs. Phyllis Butler, D.D.P. of District 41 were guests. A donation was made to the Educational Foun- dation. Correspondance in- cluded a list of Special Ceremonies and Obser- vances to be held in 1983. At this meeting and social, the members observed the anniver- sary of the birth of Thomas Wildey, founder of our Frater- nity. Miss Irene Spicer was named to a special Com- mittee. A Penny Auction will be held following the next meeting. The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Institute was held on Tuesday, Janu- ary 11, with eight mem- bers attending. The President, Mrs. Dora Weaver opened the meeting with the Ode and Mary Stuart Col- lect. She wished all a very Happy New Year. The Thought of the Day by Marion Yates was "'God answers all your prayers." The Motto by Beetha Miller was "The future lies before you like a field of snow, be careful how you tread it, for every step will show."' The Roll Call was an- swered with "How to save our dollars." Cur- rent events included taxes, pipe freezing, ice entertaining, and sur- vival suits. Mrs. Anne Todesco read the Trea- surer's report and also gave a "History of Tweedsmuir on Mining" and other let- ters. Mrs. Annie Neimi gave her card report and received thank-you notes. Mavis Slater read a paper on forest seed- ings. A paper was read by Mrs. Hubilet about a few years ago when she looked after the fire tower in Kama. It in- cluded her experiences with bears and voles, rabbits and skunks. It was very interesting to listen to. Next month will be the presenta- tion of the New Year's Baby. Lunch was served at 'the meeting and Happy Birthday was sung to Winnie Camp- bell. Get well to Russell McAdam in _ hospital, and also to Mr. Sam Smart, Irene Moorey, Art Moorey, Charlie Boon and Ella Nesbitt. Mrs. Nettie Thorower has returned from visit- ing her brother in Thun- der Bay, it being his 90th birthday (Mr. Nuttal). Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Beauparlant. was_ Gail from Seneca College in Toronto. Congratulations to Mr. Lionel Bourguignon on his retirement from the CPR. He was sur- prised by the Staff with a supper and gifts. You will be missed Lionel. Mrs. Bern Jacomb has returned from her holidays in Toronto. Mrs. Esther Birch has returned from Thunder Bay after visiting Mrs. Bertha Johnson. Look at our RRSP Mrs. Inez McCauig has returned from Toronto after visiting her daughter Shirlee. Hi Shirlee. Mrs. C. Commisso was the winner of the Bay Family Allowance Draw. A general meeting of the Ladies Auxillary to the Royal Canadian Le- gion, Branch 109, Schreiber, was held in the Clubroom on Tues- day, January 4. The President, Judy Davis, presided with 30 mem- bers present. Secretary, Janice Bolan, read the Minutes from the last meeting. Treasurer Rena Ross read the Financial State- ment. President, Judy Davis, initiated Debbie Mineau into the mem- bership and she was welcomed in the usual manner by the Auxil- iary. All other Committees gave their reports. Un- der General Business the Installation of the 1983 Officers was dis- cussed. Also the Annual Sweetheart Bonspiel was discussed. The meeting ended with a wine and cheese, Christmas exchange party. Small projects will be completed. Advanced Needlepoint You must have com- pleted Beginners Needlepoint with Joyce Gilmore, in order to register for this pro- gram. A variety of ad- vanced stitches will be taught to complete dif- ferent projects. Stained Glass Learn the skills of the art of Stained Glass and complete a lamp or other project. Kids Krafts Weekly films and a variety of arts and kraft projects in the areas of painting, weaving, printing, clay, puppets and kinetic art. Advanced Ceramics Using basic tech- niques from the begin- ner's class, you can now indulge in advanced techniques to create beautiful and useful items. Basic Photography Familiarize -- yourself with the operation of the 35mm camera and learn basic techniques of photography. Personal Money Man- agement Investment - savings and budgeting - concept financial management - leverage - risk and re- turn - tax factors - setting objectives - situ- ation analysis - vehicles of investment such as :RHOSP, RRSP, stocks, bonds, options, war- rants, convertible se- curities, commodities, MURBs, insurance, and estate planning. Introduction _to Lessons An introductory to piano lessons. Advanced Chinese Cooking Enjoy the gourmet style of Chinese Cook- ing. Students will learn to prepare fish puffs with mixed vegetables, Piano Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, January 19, 1983, page 13 y Recreation News | braised pork chops with onions, moo goo gai pan, curried shrimp and tomatoes, stuffed green peppers with oyster sauce, shrimp in tomato sauce plus soups and desserts to complete your special menu. Effective Public Speaking Would you like to be a more effective speak- er? Do you have trouble addressing a group? This workshop wil in- This workshop will intro- duce the students to the basics of public speak- ing. It will include preparation, presenta- tion, and plenty of hints on how to gear your speech to the situation, formal or informal. It will also include a prac- tice session. Dog Obedience 8 This workshop is de- signed for the person interested in obedience training for his/her dog. It will include demon- strations, two training periods with participat- ing dogs and informa- tion handouts. Step. by step procedures will be covered to train your dog to heel, sit, come when called, etc. Dogs should be at least 6 months old and need not be registered. Public Skating Please be advised that this Saturday, January 22nd. and on Sunday, January 23rd, there will © be no Public Skating, to accommodate the North Shore Pee Wee Tourna- ment. ; Oldtimers Hockey Tournament. February Sth and 6th are the dates for the first Annual Terrace Bay Oldtimers Hockey Tour- nament to be held in Terrace Bay. The tour- nament begins Satur- day at 10:00 a.m. Seven teams from _ other including income for life. No charges, no fees. Beiore you buyan RRSP or make a contribution to one you already own, talk to Mutual Life At Mutual Life, life insurance is just part of our story. We also have a great RRSP called the Accumulation Annuity. It has everything you need to defer tax while accumulating money at competitive interest rates to pro- vide for your future. And when you do retire you'll find all the income options available, one, three or five years. It's your choice. But one thing you can be sure of-your money will earn a rate of interest that is competitive with current interest rates. Expert financial advice. When you buy an RRSP trom Mutual Life, you benefit from the counselling of one of our knowledgeable agents. Mutual Life agents are trained to give you all the infor- centres will be partici- pating. Fine, fast hockey for the hockey spec- tators of Terrace Bay and Schreiber. Recreation Member- ships 1983 Family or Single Ac- tivity Memberships are on sale at the recreation office. The price re- mains the same, $48.00 per family. Remember, to participate in many recreational activities you must be a member. The recreation office is open from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., Monday to Saturday, and from 1:00 to 9:00 p.m. on Sun- day. Call 3542 for de- tails on membership. Court Bookings To all members. The policy states that rec- reation members may book the courts one day in advance. Bookings are made by calling 3542. Courts are very popular this time of year, so use your mem- bership privilege and book one day in advan- ce. Winter Carnival The Kinsmen Club Winter Carnival is scheduled for Febuary 11th and 12th. Numer- ous activities will be held in conjunction with the carnival. Midget Hockey Tourna- ment There will be a Mid- get Hockey Tournament involving 4 teams on February 12th and 13th, as part of the Winter Carnival. Intermediate Hockey The Schreiber / Ter- race Bay Intermediates will hold their annual tournament on February 18th, 19th and 20th. Games in Terrace Bay will be held Friday at 8:00 p.m. and Saturday beginning at 9:00 a.m. EXHIBITION PLACE, TORONTO JANUARY 25, 10:00 A.M. - 6: 26, 27, 28, 1983 00 P.M. 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