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Society calls for improvements Local hearing impaired lack services The Canadian Hearing Society of Thunder Bay has completed research concerning the needs of hearing impaired people outside the city of Thunder Bay from the Manitoba border to; White River. The overall finding of the Study is that hearing impaired people are doing without because no services exist regionally. The study identifies 1568 hearing impaired people of all ages living outside the city of Thunder Bay. The needs of these people vary. Many require basic audiologi- cal services to enable them to purchase a hearing aid and need medical services from an 'ear, nose, and throat', Specialist. They also require up-to-date informa- tion concerning hearing loss and devices available to assist the hearing impaired. Few native people receive any service for hearing impairment and they are at high risk of hear- ing loss due to a higher incidence of middle ear infection. Seniors are also suffering because of the lack of basic ser- vices. They have a higher inci- dence of hearing loss and may BABYSITTER WANTED For one (2) year-old. Four days per week. Preferably bilingual. Call Lise 825-9272 825-9694 find it impossible to travel to Thunder Bay for service. There are no French services available to the French-speaking community. The Canadian Hearing Society would like to establish regionally- based services to meet some of the needs of hearing impaired people and advocate for the development of appropriate medi- cal services to met the needs identified. A total of 130 hearing impaired people or their represen- tatives participated in the study, and 109 organizations that have contact with hearing impaired residents were interviewed. The report shows that 9 orga- nizations and 13 individuals were interviewed in the Schreiber/ Terrace Bay area. Page 9, News, Wednesday, August 31 , 1988 Full-Time Warehouse Person Required Previous experience an asset but not a necessity. Please mail or bring resume to: GUILLEVIN INTERNATIONAL Mill Road Box 90 Terrace Bay in confidence to: 'Watch for in-store Specials"' VN Acklands Limited Requires an INDUSTRIAL SALESPERSON, preferably a resident of Marathon, with several years of industrial experience. Acklands will provide company training, excellent salary and commission percentage, benefit package and automobile assistance. interested in working with retail/wholesale company, forward a resume General Manager Acklands Limited 800 Norah Crescent Thunder Bay, Ontario P7C 4W6 PALM Butter 454g 2.39 Should you be Canada's largest THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION Terrace Bay Public School REGISTRATION 88-89 Registration for new students who have not already registered and who will be attending Terrace Bay Public School in September, 1988, will take place during schoo! hours up to and including September 6, 1988. School opening will be at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, September 6,1988 for students from S.K. to 8. i | ill Parents of J.K. students will be contacted by the teacher during the week of September 6. Bussing for students J.K. to 3 (south of highway 17) will commence Tuesday, September 6. A lunchroom will be provided: S.K. will attend in the morning, and will enter the school through the North door facing the High School. Further details may be obtained by calling the school office at 825-3253 after September 1 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. P. Richardson, D.I. McQuarrie, Chairperson Director TERRACE BAY SCHREIBER 825-3513 824-2311 crater oe x ass 22 Ger the most for your | F000 DOLLARS BLACK DIAMOND Cheese Slices 1kg 9.99 IVORY BONUS PACK 600ml 2.99 CAMPBELL'S Mushroom Soup 284ml 2/1.00 200's KLEENEX - Facial Tissue FEEDRITE Dog Food 8kg SQUIRREL Peanut Butter .PEANUT . BUTTER 1kg 2.99 ROBIN HOOD Flour 10kg 9.99 SHAW'S HOLSUM