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rage 3, News, Wednesday, May 18, 1988 | Clubs encouraged Canada Day plans coming along fine This year the Canada Day Parade will be held on Friday, July 1 with the theme being "Recreation Fun for Everyone". Once again, the Shriners will join the parade and "Polkaroo" will be back especially for the children. On Saturday, July 2 after the Bed Race, a carnival will be held in the Terrace Bay Arena from 12 noon to 4 p.m. The carnival is geared toward entertainment for children and will feature David Bannerstone the Magician, who will do two separate performances. Mom & Me will have a fish pond and possibly a penny auction. The Agusabon Chamber of Commerce will have a booth as well as Beta Sigma Phi. The Canada Day Committee is looking for other clubs and groups who would like to set up a booth to sell hot dogs, popcorn, etc. Please give us a call if you are willing to set up a booth or help in any way to make this a fun day for the chil- dren. Call Dean Main at 825-3542 or Freda Boucher at 825-9269. Support for strikers Shown by many continued from page 1 tion is not to put hardship on any- one. We just want to have some sort of job security." He added that support of the local community has_ been favourable. "We've gotten a lot of support from people in town --from unions and contractors in town." Disability Action Group At a meeting on Thursday night, Jack Lavallet said that Kimberly- Clark will not proceed with plans for an aerated stabilization lagoon, which is designed to lessen the amount of toxic effluent discharge, until Kimberly-Clark "has a secure supply of wood." "They want the same thing as us," noted Puddester. Celebrating were (I to r): Jane Gorman, Alice Chepelsky, Linda Stewart, Mona Dejonghe. Donaldson, Sharon Me photo by Ed Taylor Long-service employees honoured The Board of Governors of the McCausland Hospital honoured 11 long-service employees by present- ing them with Long-Term Service Award Pins. The ceremony was held May 12 at the Birchwood Terrace Lounge. Those being honoured were: looking for members Disability Action Group met on April 21, 1988. The minutes of the last meeting, the treasurer's report and various committee reports were presented. President Shirley Mikus expressed DAG's disappointment at receiving no reply to letters writ- ten to the Chamber of Commerce, the Moose Lodge and the Lions Club requesting permission to send a speaker to one of their meetings. DAG would like to compliment the Municipalities of Schreiber and Terrace Bay for their efforts in pro- viding yard cleanup for the elderly and disabled. Our compliments also go out to The News for the photo in the paper showing the misuse of the handicap parking space. A letter of thanks will be sent to the Recreation Director and Staff for their consideration and help when we hold events in their facilities. The week of May 29 to June 4, 1988 has been proclaimed National Access Awareness Week and some time was spent dis- cussing ways to encourage our communities to work toward becoming accessible to everyone. Mr. Roberts' "Man in Society" class has completed an accessibility survey of six Schreiber businesses. The students report they enjoyed doing the survey and learned a lot about problems facing the handi- capped and elderly. They hope to do a survey in Terrace Bay before the end of the school year. DAG will again be giving bal- loons to children on Parade Day and will ask permission from the Township to_set up in front of the Municipal Building. A committee was set up to handle blowing up and distributing the balloons. The time for our annual member- ship has been changed to avoid con- flicting with other organizations. Memberships will be on sale at the Fall Fair in September. The May meeting will be our annual meeting with the election of officers. It was decided to phone everyone who holds a membership card to see if they are interested in serving on the executive. If you have not been called and you would like to become involved with our group in some way, our meetings are held the third Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. in the Hospital Lounge. We are pleased to have Colleen Kenney as guest speaker, a Family Worker with the Child Development Program. Colleen explained some of the work done under the program and showed a short film with some local "stars". This proved very interesting and informative. After the film the meeting was adjourned and coffee was served. "POLICE AUCTION" The Terrace Bay Police Force is holding an Auction on May 25th, 1988 at 7 p.m. at the Police Station. This will include all items of found property including bicycles. ATTENTION Any person wishing to claim ownership of items of lost property may do sO by attending the Police Station prior to May 25th and identifying same. All items not claimed will be auctioned. : Alice Chepelsky, R.N. and Barb Dejonghe, Housekeeping Super- visor with 15-year service pins; Linda Stewart, director of Nursing and Jane Gorman, R.N.A. with 10- year service pins. Those who received 5-year ser- vice pins were: Alanna Baxter, R.N.A.; Anne Condie, R.N.A.; Sharon McParland, Home Care Nurse; Cheryl Cooper, R.N.; Mona Donaldson, Medical Records; Lorraine Laitinen, Dietary Department; Erwin Hegedus, Maintenance. ach Wed. is Hot Dog Hot Dog & Pop From $1.75 Phone Your Order In .00 Fridays Hamburger, Fries, Drink 825-9625 10 & 14k earrings 25% off large selection of diamond rings 30% off all watches in stock 25% off simcoe plaza all sales final cash only visa & matercard accepted >. 6 aka 0 « 3s COS Ore Sed JEWELLERS pre-summer sale 11 days only wed may 11 to sat may 21 (on in-stock merchandise only) ... and many more savings Churchley's Jewellers S gold chains & bracelets 40% off large selection of stone rings 30% off giftware 25% Off terrace bay no giftwrapping no layaways no charging