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By Gertrude Cotton Debbie Stewart address- ed members of the Disabil- ity Action Group (DAG) at their June meeting last month, held in the cafeteria of the McCausland Hospit- al in Terrace Bay. The costs involved to in- corporate as an organizat- ion was discussed in detail by Debbie, as well as the directors which were re- quired and their responsib- ilities, financial statements and liabilities. She was then thanked by President Rod Thompson, and the bulk of the meeting was then devoted to'discus- sions about the status the organization should strive to attain--that of an in- corporated or an unincorp- orated organization. Members agreed to seek more information on avail- able grants before pro- ceeding further. The exec- utive will re-examine the Cook & Cook Helper Apply to Vickie at the RED DOG INN Job Opportunities at Red Dog Inn Dining Room & Lounge Waitress proposed objectives again as they need to be more specific, depending on the requirements for status and grant applications. Rod reported on his re- cent visit to the Chimo Club in Schreiber. Lack of transportation to our meet- - ings is one reason for the low response from Schreib- er residents. Connie Bryson announc- ed plans for participation in the July 1 Bed Race were going well. The group in- volved will represent both the DAG and the hospital's chronic care patients. (The DAG Bed Race entry won the Tailender Award. Ed.) She also reported that the McCausland Hospital SCHREIBER PARKS AND RECREATION DEPT. 2 Part Time Maintenace Staff. Applications should be received by the undersigned no later than 4:00 p.m. Friday, requires August 15th, 1986. Irene Borutski Recreation Committee Chairperson P.O. 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