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TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS. Wednesday; December. 20; 1989 'Wife assau It is conservatively cstimal that one in ten women are physically abused by 'their p.rtners. : Wife assault can be defined as a man punching, choking, kicking, shoving, or throwing his » ife, girlfriend, or common-law partner. The purpose of the assault is to frighten his partner into conforming to his ideal model of behaviour without giving consideration to her individuality or leaving room for discussion. Assault may be the only way he knows how to deal with his feelings of frustration, stress, inadequacy or anger. Frequently the children are also the objects of his violent lt for victims of wife assault and their children. The centre has a toll-free crisis number (1-800-465-3307). Free transportation to the centre is provided from outlying areas if necessary. While women are there they are provided with food, clothing, support counselling, and referrals to outside agencies. A child care worker is available to assist as well as to assess any child's needs. behaviour. Other less detectable forms of wife assault can include: - Sexual Abuse - forcing her into sexual acts against her will, "treating her as a sex object, causing injury to the sexual parts Birth AnnoynGe ment Karen and Tom Wagar wish to announce the safe arrival of their first child, a daughter, Anthony Friedrich who resides ' ol her body, or inflicting pain The centre can accommodate Sara Grace Wagar ducing intercourse. up to ten residents. Women are at Terrace Bay has been accepted Born October 22, 1989 - Psychological Abuse - trying. able to stay up to six weeks, for membership in the United Weighing 7 lbs 4 ozs to control her behaviour through during which time they are a part States Collegiate Wind Band, a highly selective musical organization which will make a three week concert tour of Europe and England next July. His (her) parents are Mr. and Mrs. Heirbert Friedrich. He plays clarinet in the local Lake Superior High School Band (Orchestra) directed by Mr. Howard Alexander. The invitation to tour with the Collegiate Wind Band came from Dr. Al G. Wright, Director of Bands Em. at Purdue University, of the operation and upkeep of the house such as meal preparation and cleaning. If a woman does not return to her home, she is transferred to where she may find housing, education, and other resources. If a woman rcturns to her community she may request follow-up services from the Outreach counsellor. For further information call 824-3380 or write to: intimidation. Threatening to hurt her, the children the pets or himself. Destroying the home furnishings such as furniture, dishes, books, or objects she is fond of. - Emotional Abuse - trying to diminish her sel/-esteem through belittling, name calling, insults, criticizing her achievements. This cun be an effort to make her believe that she deserves the abuse. are Bruce and Linda Holistrom and Amie and Syviia Wagar Special thanks to Dr. Wilkes and the nurses at McCausland Hospital Birth Apnoinse™ Ray and Virginia Jordens wish to announce the birth of their son: DEREK CLAYTON BORN ON DECEMBER 3, 1989 WEIGHING 7 lbs. 11 0zs. In May 1986 the Northshore Outreach Program Lafayette, Indiana because of his Family Resource Centre began its Box 640 recent selection for the "All- Very special thanks to Dr. Geran and nurses at McCausland operation. The centre's purpose it Schreiber, Ont. American" Hall of Fame of di to provide safe, temporary shelter POT 2S0 Distinguished High School Hospital for the wondertul care given to mom and baby. Musitians The United States Collegiate Wind Band will perform a series of concerts in some of Europe's most important musical centers including London, Paris, Lugano, Salzburg and Lucern. The wind Band will assemble in New York City for four days of intensive rehearsal prior to flying to Brussels for the start of the tour. Distinguished American Canadian, and "European" conductors will direct the group at the concerts. The Wind Band will be of full symphonic proportions numbering 92 musicians. Acceptance for membership in this highly talentcd group of young musicians is considered an important musical honor of CARD OF THANKS LKKY YS Se From the family of the late Bill Moon Sr. we would like to thank the happy gang at the Drug Store, The Nugget, Terrace Bay Bakery and all the people who sent cards, flowers, and gifts of fooand the memorials in Bill's name. To the Ladies Auxiliary of Branch 223 of the Royal Canadian Legion for the lovely lunch served after the funeral. To all the nurses and staff of the McCausland Hospital for the special care and concern for Bill and myself. To Dr, Woldnuk, Dr. Holtby, & Dr. Geran for the care and attention to Bill while in hospital. May God Bless All of You. Norshor Home & Building Centre will be closed for the Christmas Holidays from 5:00 p.m. Saturday December 23 to 9:00 a.m. Tuesday January A Also please note a change in business hours for re nly: Pauline Moon & Family 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. effective January 6, 1990. DS We wish you and yours a Merry - and Safe Holiday Season. FUN ERAL national significance. MOON SR: Previous concerts played by Management & Staff Norshor Home & Building Centre the group on tour have been received with critical acclaim by knowledgable European audiences. Standing ovations have been the rule rather than the exception. "In addition to their concert » performances, members of the group will visit a number of ¥ important musical shrines. These | will include Mozart's birth place | in Salzburg, Wagner's home and studio in Lucern, Beethoven's house in Bonn, and Chopin's ; London residence. The students will also attend selected performances by world '3% famous professional orchestras [¥ and concert bands. Funeral Services for the late William John Moon Sr. Age 67 years of Terrace Bay, Ontario were held December 4th, 1989. Born Schreiber, Ontario May 12th 1922. Reverend David Sparks officiating with interment in Terrace Bay Cemetery. Bill is survived by his loving wife Pauline, 2 daughters Marilyn Chicoine, husband Edward of Kamloops, B. C. Kathleen Best Husband John of Orilla, Ont. Paul wife Patti, Bill Jr. wife Denise all Terrace Bay. He also leaves to mourn 12 grandchildren and 1 great grandson. One brother Ernest Moon of Nova Scotia; one sister Joan Hartman of Tonawanda, N. Y.; nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his father Edward Moon mother Kathleen Adams. stepmother Birdie Moon, brothers Edward and George Moon. Bill served in the Second War War as Service Police for 4 1/2 years. After his discharge lived in St. Catharines until 1955 moved to Thunder Bay and 2 years later, moved to Schreiber and ran the Co-op Dairy, then moved to Terrace Bay and operated the Bowling Alley and Snack Bar, he then took over the Texaco Service Station. Then worked as security for Kimberly Clark until his retirement at age 64. He was a member of Branch 223 Terrace Bay of the Royal Canadian Legion. He was on the Honour Guard, Sargent of Arms on the opening of the Terrace Bay Legion. LET ALL THE PEOPLES OF THE WORLD REJOICE Hand in hand, hearts filled with joy, let peace reign in every corer of the earth. We're pleased to extend our thanks and sincere wishes for a healthy and happy holiday season. 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Larocque & Vicky Nuttall of Red Rock In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the McCausland Hospital, Heart & Stroke, Cat Scan - Thunder Bay in his name. | 2 - Happy 30th Birthday to a Smile