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The Chapter night meeting of the Women of the Moose, Chapter 1426, was held on Dec. 6 and business on Dec. 21. Senior Regent Sadie Benko welcomed 23 co-workers at our meeting on Dec. 6, which was our annual Christmas party social. Social Service Chairman Denise Bolduc was in charge of the program. Enrollment took place welcoming five new mem- bers into the defending circle. Roll Call of officers and chair- men was given by Recorder Benita Vaillant and the treasurer's report was verified by Treasurer Annette Landry. Raffles: were won by Lorraine Desaulniers and Rachel Levesque. Pot of Gold was won by Denise Bolduc. A lovely cold buffet lunch was served by Denise Bolduc and her committee of Annette Landry, Aline Larochelle, Rachel Levesque, Danielle Gagne, and Darquise Lafreniere..." A lovely cake, decorated by Lise Hnatuk, was also donated towards the lunch. Santa Claus was present and distributed gifts to all co-workers present. At our business meeting, due to the absence of Recorder Benita Vaillant, the minutes of the previ- ous meetings were read by Kim Ten Hoeve. Correspondence consisted of a letter from Dean Main, our recre- « Mental Health and You fighting and they may feel as if they have personally failed as parents. However, children will proba- bly, at one time or another, try out all different types of behaviours. Some of these behaviours are approving and will make you proud. Other behaviours will make you feel quite angry at your child. These behaviours may include lying, swearing, stealing or fight- ing. We may be concerned about these disruptive and negative behaviours but what we should be child. For example, if you have a two-year-old child who lies about cookies she ate from the cookie jar, this is not as serious as an eight-year-old who has stolen $20 from your purse or wallet. What really counts is what type of control you do have on your child. If you provide an environment with firm but compassionate dis- cipline, your child will probably Icarn that many of these negative behaviours such as lying, stealing or cheating are wrong. Then, they may know not to ation director, for our help with the Hockey Jamboree. A Christmas card was also received from co-worker Anne Todesco. Chapter Rally Day will be Page 9, News, Wednesday, January 20, 1988. Members welcomed into defending circle held on Jan. 10 in Thunder Bay with the Fort William Chapter being the Hostess Chapter. * It was decided that a bus would be chartered to take mem- bers to Thunder Bay. Any member wishing to attend the Chapter Rally Day should please leave your name with Sadie Benko or Gisele Legacy by Jan. 2. S. Benko. eae aN Your Affordable AK. PARK & FLY TREAT YOUR VEHICLE TOA FREE OVERNIGHT STAY AT it landmark inn We invite you to park your vehicle in our large parking lot......4 We look forward to catering to re * Star. concerned with is how often the do this any longer and they prob- wns TOLL FREE behaviour occurs and what kind ably won't (except for the excep- = of consequence it has for the see page 12 ad, rio 1-800-465-3950 _| SRP UIT Fa PE BTA SPE OLE 15 YEARS OF Shell Canada Products Limited are pleased to announce the 15th Anniversary of Mikus Fuels Limited and congratulate Jim & Neldine for 15 years of friendly business relations and service to the communities of Shreiber and Terrace Bay. Jim will receive a special award from Shell Canada in March in Acapulco, Mexico to commemorate this Anniversary. AND SERVICE Mikus Fuels Ltd., Schreiber, Ontario 824-2383 SHELL AGENTS HELP