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Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, January 9, 1985, page 3 One does what one can . by MARY HUBELIT It's a weekly news- paper, right? It's not TV or longdistance tele- phone, right? We don't even know who's run- ning it right? Well, I don't care - I have some Happy New Year's wishes to extend and must use the only med- ium available at the moment. First of course, best wishes to all the com- munities around us. Then, very special good wishes to the people at Rossport who went out and met Steve Fonyo on his heroic journey; to the Police Beat people in our stores and shops who were unfail- ingly friendly and po- lite during the Christ- mas season; to Big Bus- iness that took time to acknowledge the basic humanity of the many little people who make Big Business. Best wishes for health and happiness to those dedicated fellows, the Greyhound bus drivers - they face bad weather, temperamental passen- gers, crying babies, plus - this year they had the added burden of freight - parcels that could have been sent by mail. Our Terrace Bay Police responded to a complaint of a_ noisy party, culprit spoken to and problem resolved. Person was removed from Bus. Officers investigated an occurrence of Mis- chief to vehicles on the confidence in our postal service has been so shaken that many of us felt we could trust the bus ahead of the post. I just hope the boys in the front office are as aware of the drivers' efficiency as we are, and will ex- tend tangible appreci- ation in 1985. Not only best wishes for health and happi- ness, but most sincere thanks are extended to the entire crew of Air Canada's Flight #161 on Dec. 7/84 between Ot- tawa and Thunder Bay. They were gentle with a little old lady. They were helpful and pleasant to a passenger. Their kind- ness and concern light- ened the load of one passing from one tragic situation to another. They gave me courage to face whatever I had to face. I will never forget them. A brief look around will focus on many peo- ple to whom we could extend special Happy New Year wishes. Let's, do it, shall we? We'll all feel better, you'll see! BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Pat & Debb Bourguignon are proud to announce the birth of their second child. DANIEL PATRICK HENRY on December 27th, 1984, a brother for Lise. Proud grandparents are Sandy and Pat Bourguignon of Schreiber and Rose & Henry Dimmery of Thunder Bay. Special thanks to Dr. Lau, Dr. Hartog, Dr. Baunemann, Dr. Middleton, Dr. De and the nursing staff of 5 west. BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sechesky are proud to announce the birth of their daughter, Officer attended a call from the GreyHound Bus Driver regarding a person on the bus caus- ing a disturbance and distracting bus driver. Daereeneernmmenarer sri TE A A erm HS -------- el Chrysler Dealership lot. This is still under in- vestigation. Owners of vehicles to be removed from Town- ship property were ad- vised to move these ve- Meet Kelly Ann Chesley, our new office person at the Terrace Bay Schreiber News. Kelly who at- tended Lake Superior High School has spent the last few years in British Columbia in the hotel- restaurant field working her way up to Sale and Promotion for the Sands Best Western Motor Hotels. Kelly's position at the NEWS includes handling the accounts payable, classified ads and other of- fice procedures. Drop into our expanded office and meet Kelly. @, Greeting financial support, Health | ™an of the council's men- 'Thunder Bay Police. 3 Minister sk ah lee an- _ tal health committee, said, Officer -- cere eeie FRESH CUT Greetings and Hal- nounced today. Both pro- 'The new program covering person's motor FLOWERS lucinations from my grams were endorsed as Tecognizes the importance = ehicle that had been for all occasions. * hospital bed, I would high priorities by the of out-patient services in ay andoned on the road. & like to tell you I had the Thunder Bay District the treatment of alcholism A complaint of FRESH first baby of the New Health Council. and drug dependency. wounding was investi- ARRANGEMENTS Year. Ha! Ha! Now for St. Joseph's Hospital, The Thunder Bay branch gated and was found to b the Greeting Happy New Year from The Mc- Causland Hospital. Hope you all had a good time and here's wishing you health and prosper- ity for 85. Please excuse the shortness of this week's column, but we will be back and up to par next week. Now for this week's Bite. It has come to my attention that the street light right in front of the home is burned out and people are having a hard time guesstamating the turn, I hope it will be changed soon and if it has already been done may I apolo- gize. No matter how silly someone or something may seem, remember the two shady charac- 273-20-11/84 Ski Thunder QS ne ee JUMP IN THE CAR ... IT'S NOT FAR ... ters who printed a batch of counterfit money and decided to go out and try to change it. They came to a store and thought the owner looked sort of dumb so they asked him if he could change a $18. dollar bill to which he replied, Yep I sure can do you want two $9.00 or do you want three $6.00. Two program A new out-patient pro- gram for Thunder Bay-area residents with alcohol or drug problems and a new mental health rehabilitation program have received ministry approval and Thunder Bay, will open an out-patient program at the Smith Clinic. The new pro- gram will provide counsell- ng, therapy, lectures and assessment for the alcoholic or drug abuser and for that person's fami- ly. Those 18 and older will be referred to the new pro- gram from the Smith Clinic in-patient service and from industry, the courts, Alcholics Anonymous, social services, churches and other community programs. The ministry will pro- vide a one-time capital grant of $3,000 and annual funding of $150,980. Dick O'Donnell, chair- man of the Thunder Bay District Health Council, said, "The new . Smith O Thank » Clinic out-patient chemical dependency program will fill an important gap in community services for residents of the Thunder Bay area."' Carole Faulkner, chair- of the Canadian Mental Health Association will operate the new rehabilita- tion action program to start, in Thunder Bay, later this year. The ministry will provide a one-time capital grant of $6,500 and annual funding will be $51,750. 'The program will offer community-based services for those with mental health problems who are experiencing difficulty coping with daily living,"' said Mr. Norton. "An in- dividual will learn to become more self-reliant, to gain or regain self- confidence and_ self- esteem, and to develop life skills necessary for in- dependent living within the continued on page 6 Ontario WEEKEND PACKAGES accommodation 6 lifts $5 4.00 adult quad occupancy *CHILDREN STAY FREE IN PARENTS ROOM LIFTS @ Option to ski any of 3 resorts! HOTELS @ All 5 & 4 star with pools, saunas, restaurants and more... TOLL FREE 1-800-465-6950 79 N. Court St., Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada P7A 4T7 under Bay hicles as they interfered with snow removal. A Property Damage Accident Over $400. was investigated. It was learned that a motorist slammed on brakes to avoid hitting an animal and swerved into an- other vehicle. A Summons served on behalf was of be unfounded. Several Parking tick- ets were laid. Officers attended one Domestic Dispute, all in order upon arrival. Officer assisted OPP, Nipigon in locating a person and delivering a message. '€ JOSEPHINE MARIE on the 28th of December at the Port Arthur General Hospital, in Thunder Bay. Proud grandparents are Alvin and Eva Scott of Thunder Bay, and Frank and Lilliar Sechesky of Ter- race Bay. Flowers n' Things y es PROFESSIONAL DESIGNERS Annette & Cathy come by and see us or give us a call WE DELIVER Scotia St. Schreiber 824-2743 ARE YOU HEARING ALL YOU CAN? HEARING TESTS SET FOR Schreiber Feb. 2 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Schreiber Rec Center HEARING AID SERVICE You may be able to hear much better than you're hearing--even if you're presently wearing a hearing aid. COMPLETE HEARING TEST & ANALYSIS by a Hearing Aid Specialist You'll have a chance to sit down and talk about your hearing problems . . . . get your questions answered . . . . and find out about modern hearing help. Gary J. Galandie Hearing Aid Service 140 E. 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