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Page 2 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Wednesday, February 8, 1989 Community profile By Dave Chmara This week's community profile focuses on on.e of Terrace Bay's newest residents, Paul Paradis. Paul is the manager of the Superior North Business Development Centre and started at this position January 19. ~ Originally from Thunder Bay, Paradis decided to apply for the position because, as he puts it, "I like working with small business people." Paradis worked at his own con- sulting firm in Thunder Bay for the past 11 years, as well as working for larger accounting and consult- ing firms during that time. He said he liked his work when he first started in Thunder Bay because he was dealing with small- er businesses at the time. But as time passed, he was assigned to audit larger firms. "You go in and work at a place for two months doing an audit but don't get to know anybody," he said. He added that going over count- less figures and endless piles of paper for that amount of time was not as rewarding as dealing with small business people face to face. Paradis attended Lakehead @ CROSSWORD PUZZLE = . In . Sphere . Call . Circle parts . Sweet or cow . Children's game . Start of Pierre's quote . Suffix, variant of -ian . Sports spectator . Continuation of quote . Low Pressure Problem '"'Political Quote" ACROSS (leading) > ey (abbr.) ___ that | am . Cuckoo pint . Shoshonean . Confine, crowd . Catchall (abbr.) . Former Korean president In Winnipeg in 1925 you could buy a complete 12-room Dutch Colonial style timber house in kit form for $1,939. The kit in- cluded all timber cut to fit, win- dows, doors, glass, paint, hard- ware, nails, roofing and com- prehensive instructions and plans. The freight was paid in full to any railway station in Canada. 37. 38. 39. 43. 44. 45. 52. 53. 54. ' So: 56. 57. So aa 10. at. 16. 17. 20. 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Put into service University in Thunder Bay and graduated with an honors degree i busincss. He lived in Toronto for four years and said, "It's a great place to live when your young and single. There's something to do every night. But when you're older and have a family it's so expensive." He also said the thought of driving for two hours just to get to work every- day does not appeal to him. Paradis is married and 'has two children, a boy and a girl aged eight and five respectively. He and his wife didn't want to disrupt their children's school year so they will join him here in Terrace Bay after the school year ends. He said his son likes the A & W here and all the facilities surround- ing it. So far, Paradis finds Terrace Bay .and Schreiber to be, "clean, neat towns. I find all the people to be really friendly." Paradis said the town has a lot to offer in terms of recreation facili- ties. He is currently in the process of looking for a home to move into permanently. Currently, he is spending three days a week in Thunder Bay and W i i The regular U.C.W. meeting was held February 1st with Ruth | Hiller presiding. Marlene Doig read the minutes of the last meeting and Gwen Hadley gave the Treasurer's report. The World's Day.of Prayer will be held March 3 at St. John's Anglican Church. For the next three meetings, members are asked to bring an arti- Hil BREAK THE PATTERN _ OF POVERTY Please contribute to: 56 Sparks USC Me oa Canad 2 | K1P 5B1 (613) 234-6827 the other four here in town. As for the -- Business Development Centre, Paradis said, "we have an open door policy. We're here to help people with loans and consulting and don't charge for the cofsulting services." He added the Business Development Centre is there to help people in planning a small business and if they can't help then they will put people in touch with those government departments or services that can. Paul said he and his wife are both involved in the community, with the Canadian Cancer Society and other such organizations. He mentioned his wife was responsible for starting a neighbor- hood watch program in his neigh- borhood in Thunder Bay. He did say they both plan to continue to be involved in the local community here- Welcome to town Paul. If you have someone in mind you think should be profiled in The News, just contact the office at 825-3747 or drop us a line at The Terrace Bay/Schreiber News, Box 579, Terrace Bay, Ont., POT 2W0. 's Notes cle for the Penny Auction to be held for the Birchwood residents in May. A Mother's Day Tea will be held Saturday, May 13 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the United Church. It was Mr. and Mrs. A. Gilmour who had taken the trip to Las Vegas, and not Isilmour as reported in the Feb. 1 issue of The News. Your Community News We are your neighbour. We are your information. We are your shopping guide. We are your voice. We are The Terrace Bay/Schreiber News