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Page 10 THE NEWS Novemb er 4, 1965 satisfy employers. He questioned what was to become of the rest--and was this where our responsibility ended. Mr.Bennett made reference to the 'revolving door' as it is called, or the cycle between the Sal- vation Army, Prison and the Hostel and around again. They have no beds in the present clinic as they have no attending Physician, at present only one consult- ing Physician and two consulting Psychiatrists . Pilot projects to test their overall rehabilitation is proposed by the Foundation. Two members of Alcoholics Anonymous. accompan- ied Mr.Bennett on his visit to Terrace Bay and after a brief resume of their own personal problems which led to joining the A.A.'s and their sub sequent re- covery, both gentlemen joined the small discussion groups which formed and very freely answered all questions thrown at them on the cause of alcoholism and attitudes and approach in helping the sufferer. Also invited and joining in the general discussion groups were Drs.M.McCausland, R.Uzicanin, Very Rev.Dean E.A.Gallagher, Rev.Father Cano, Rev. R .Inshaw and Rev.D.F .Muldrew. Association president, Mrs.Betty Cruickshank thanked Mr .Bennett on behalf of the nurses and luncheon was served as the evening concluded. Photographed with the guest speaker are Pat Buck, Lois Hopper, Aldea Churney, Mr.Bennett, Betty Cruickshank, Vivian Rapke, Mary Hale and Alice Chepelsky . Photo by G.Cotton. MR. C.BENNETT ADDRESSES NURSES Mr. Cliff Bennett, Community Consultant for Al- cohol and Drug Addiction Research Foundation, Lakehead Branch, was the guest speaker Thursday evening when the Terrace Bay Nurses Association held their regular meeting in St.Martin's Church Hall. Mr .Bennett's introductory remarks described the research foundation which was started in 1948-49 and their three-fold research program. It is their ardent hope to get a Rehabilitation Centre estab- lished, or half-way house as it is better known. At the present time only about thirty-five per- cent of these men can be rehabilitated enough to EW SF RE es PAS eee SPORT CHRISTMAS SQLS TRLEBHONE & GIFT SHOP "sss SHOPPING? GIVING Through the generosity of the Terrace Bay Kiwanis Club, the Public Lib rary is now getting two daily newspaper--the Chronicle Herald from Halifax and the Vancouver Sun. The Library staff thank the Kiwanis Club for this added service and noes the SCHREIBER, ONTARIO This season we will be having an even larger selection of toys and gift items and the prices will once again be competitive and, in many cases, lower than mail order catalogues. NO SHIPMENT OR C.O.D. CHARGES Tw TAY 4. ss ARRIVING THIS WEEK - BAUER & HOCKEY and F GURE SKATES INQUIRE NOW ABOUT OUR HOCKEY EQUIPMENT FOR/AAL AGES NEW XMAS CREDIT PLAN - Y WITH UP TO 6 MONTHS TO FINE SELECTION OF HOCKEY STICKS PAY and ABSOLUTELY NO priced frome sparse ss 60¢ to $3.50 INTEREST CHARGES !! SKATES, CURLING SHOES and BOWLING SHOES ARE THIS SEASON SHOP LOCALLY FOR s CONVENIENCE, SAVINGS AND SATISFACTION. Open 7 days a week and every evening for your convenience