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Ambulance ra : 2 DGrital HPC PAU ACE Bay Foca ace aces cacy ens Sule evan gcn py ts CUS Se tcs co Aine on Cg 825-3673 Family & Children's Services (formerly Children's Aid)- NIPIGON....... 1-887-3035 Fire- Schreiber Fire Dept. (Emergency number Only)..................:ecsecneee eens 824-2222 - Terrace Bay Fire Dept. (Emergency number Only)..................:ceeeeeeeeee 825-3222 Hospital Mc@ausland POs pital at ars sca eas ww sapere vg gens wate es ee 825-3273 Poison Control Centre (ask for emergency)-Thunder Bay....................6+ 1-344-6621 OR 1-623-5561. Police- Ontario Provincial Police- Schreiber.....................cseeecseeee sees ee eete eee 824-2333 = Township of Terrace Bay Police Force...220.55 2 Ake I. 825-3232 Northshore Family Resource Centre- MARATHON................c02ceeeree 1-800-465-3307 (for battered women & their children) Dental: Clinic- Scnre mere Ore PARC AINS. coe. vias ciig sane ser aniwaohanp<ssdnaaeus ees or 824-2964 | = Lerrace tay- Dt FaNoWwell; is. nesnvdnida.c. i... oggeserekee eS sear 825-3673 Denture Therapist- Schreiber- Carl BerkenbOSCh.................cceeeeeeee sete nena ees 824-2964 Home Care Program- (Nancy Wilson, Sharon McParland, & Barb Lalonde).................:::eeeesseeeees 825-3273 Community Mental Health Program- Terrace Bay Office- Dr VRumMate eG... sti 825-3238 - Mental Health Worker.......... 825-3812 - Schreiber Office- Mental Health Worker....... 824-2597 Medical Clinic- Schreiber Clinic- Dr. Jan Raczycki.............. ccc eec cee ee eee ee eee 824-2934 =Terrace Bay Clinio-- Dr KAWIUIRGSSs 2... oie seameasect= covers 825-3235 ST WA NATION a eo ee nahn cee ooh per eee eae 825-9133 SII... = cg sec cate eimagaaienss Aa IS Pesos eds. a gegen 825-9217 - Dr. K. Wilkes (Tuesday afternoons in Schreiber).................-.2.+ 824-3029 -C. Fernandez- (Monday, Wednesday and Friday- Terrace Bay).......... 825-3658 | McCalistang bospital. ....accs0c.. -. cates ee ance aie Pe ee oe ee 825-3273 Ontario Society for Crippled Children- Thunder Bay..................:seceeeeeeues 1-622-1401 Speech Pathology Clinic- MARATHON- Elizabeth Thornburrow............ ... 1-229-1820° Public Health Nurse- Brenda Asmussen (Schreiber Office)......................... 824-2413 Public Health Inspector- Michael Reid (Schreiber Otfice).................:eee 824-2413 Chiropractor- Dr. L. Rydholm- Schreiber- WednesdayS.......:......--.::eeeeeeeee 824-3336 (for appointments Call SportSworld)..............:ssesceeceeeeeeeeeereteeeteneeeeeeeteeee eens 824-2506 Credit Counselling- (Thunder Bay Family & Credit Counselling)............ 1-623-9596 Ministry of Community & Social Services (Income Maintenance- June Lendrum).................- Zen. 24100 Social Services- Township Of SCHreibe'................nccenncreseseeraeedeedlistensentecnsnees 824-2711 SE TROWMSHID Of 1 OPAC CAV aig. pects cipro gs cages Forge cou neeweiansesataense- 8 825-3315 Transient Welfare- Schreiber- Municipal OffiCe.......... 0... cece ceeec scene eee ee teers 824-2711 = LerraGe ay~{ FOWM POliCO}es aicctcree cis Cop ace cn cnc neseeensges 825-3232 Adult Protective Services Worker- MARATHON................ccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eres 1-229-1495 Al-Anon Family Group- Terrace Bay/Schreiber...............ccccseeeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 824-3233 Alcoholics: Anomymous=-hemace Bay 5 5.2 coe oe sas nc epee tne gent enpacern nvecpene 825-9587 = SCHFSIDGIa:.:.. sststisens ers ee he eee 824-2404 NarGoticS-AnOnymoUSs= TemacesBay. ties. breas Oe co cges sais eoggaers paense opt ewcenn ope eeius 825-9052 Child Development Program- Schreiber (Colleen Kenney).............:..:.::eeeee 824-3028 Community Corrections Program/ Probation & Parole- Schreiber CiMarysurnett) ¢. 16... ... ctr 824-3036 Community Development Program- Schreiber- (Garry Turcotte).............. 824-2867 Employee Assistance Program- Frank Leppanen- Residence........................ 825-9585 - Office- Kimberly-Clark of Canada........................208 825-9347 Family & Children's Services of the District of Thunder Bay. (formerly Children's Aid Society)- Cam Todesco- NIPIGON................... 1-887-3035 Kinna-Aweya Clinic- Legal Aid available to Native & Non-Native persons of low income- Isabel Ferguson- MARATHON.................:.eeeeeeeeees 1-229-1483 Ministry of Citizenship- Ollie Sawchuck- Thunder Bay- (Toll-free).....1-800-465-6939 Ministry of Culture and Communications- Ollie Sawchuck............. 1-800-465-6939 Ministry of Northern Affairs- Maurice Fenelon- MARATHON...................+. Zen. 33160 Ministry of Community & Social Services- for ALL Call.......... eee Zen. 24100 © Adult Services: Rehabilitation Services- (Jane Lam) Senior Citizens' Consultant- (June Shaw) Children's Services: Early Childhood Consultant- (Kaisa Penttinen) Probation & After-care Services- (Lisa Hadland)- THUNDER BAN oat areas... 1-475-1485 Page 9, News, Wednesday, March 9, 1988 Hunters to pay more for their black bear licences For the first time since 1980, hunters will pay more for their licences to hunt black bear, Ontario Natural Resources Minister Vincent Kerrio announced. The fee for resident black bear hunters will increase to $17:50 from $10, to match the licence fee for deer hunting in Ontario. Non-resident hunters will pay $80, a $55 increase. The new rate corresponds more closely to fees charged for non-resident black bear licences in other North American jurisdic- tions. "Black bears are an important big game species in Ontario," Kerrio said. "The increased fee is for the_ 1988 hunting season, along with changes to the hunting regulations introduced last spring, are part of the min- istry's efforts to bring the black bear program into line with its deer and moose pro- gram." Crimestoppers Crime of the week #10 Damage to CPR Property- Nipigon During the past year, a number of separate incidents of damage have occurred to the Canadian Pacific Railway in Nipigon. On seven (7) different occasions, signal lines have been tampered with by the cutting of wires which control the signals to the master control in Schreiber. The actions of these persons are extremely dangerous, as the sig- nals used by the trains to indicate who has the right-of-way become inoperable. Investigation reveals the wires were cut, and in some cases, it was necessary to climb the poles along the tracks to cause this damage. In some instances, the main power lines were also cut, resulting in the lights becoming inoperable. This action is also very dangerous to the person or persons respon- sible, as these lines carry 575 volts of electricity. This damage has been done to various locations in and near the town of Nipigon. The actual damage in these occurrences amounts to several thousand dollars, but the greatest concern is safety. ; Conceivably trains could have collided or may have caused derail- ments because of the non-functioning signals. Crimestoppers will pay up to $1,000, this week, for information that leads to the arrest of the person responsible for this crime. Call Crimestoppers at 623-TIPS, that's 623-8477, or long distance, toll- free, at 1-800-465-6844, if you have any information regarding this crime. "YOU DO NOT HAVE TO REVEAL YOUR IDENTITY" Crimestoppers also pays cash for information on any unsolved crimes. The Crimestopper reward fund is raised through tax- deductible donations from citizens and businesses. Cheques may be sent to Thunder Bay Crimestoppers Inc., 425%. Donald Street, Thunder Bay, P7E 5V1. Information provided courtesy of the Terrace Bay/Schreiber Crimestoppers Committee. NORTH OF SUPERIOR COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM requires a DIRECTOR For its Community Development Program The successful applicant will coordinate the efforts of six communi- ty development offices located in communities throughout the North of Superior area. Duties will include direct supervision of communt- ty development workers, program development and evaluation and participation in an overall management. team coordinating mental health and community development services. QUALIFICATIONS: - A graduate degree in the social sciences (M.S.W. or M. A.) preferred. - Experience in community development programs, administration and familiarity with the North; - Bilingualism is an asset. Relocation assistance is available and salary will be commensurate with experience. This is an equal opportunity position. Interested and qualified individuals please submit a detailed resume by March 31st, 1988 to: . Executive Director North of Superior Community Mental Health Program ~ P.O. Box 940 Geraldton, Ontario POT-1IMO.