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~ Page' 8, 'Terrace Buy-Schreiber News, Wedriésday, October 1; 1986 Constitution adopted by Diability Action Group Submitted by the Terrace Bay area Disability Action Group With their first year now behind them, the Disability Action Group voted at a meeting held on Sept. 18 to adopt a Constitution, Objectives, and By-laws for their fledgling organization. DAG President Rod Thompson welcomed the increase in attendance at the meeting. Appreciation for the support given DAG in their initial year was expressed and a thank you will be sent for the use of the McCausland Hospital Lobby. Vice-President Shirley Mikus briefly outlined her findings from the Courier Magazine. In it, she learned that within the next ten years the government will be giving up to $500,000 into a community action Part-time The MANAGER P.O. Box 579 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2wW0 Job Opportunity and Full-time positions available kitchen, dining room and housekeeping Apply at Red Dog Inn ee JOB OPENING Local Industrial Supplier has an immediate opening for a "WAREHOUSEMAN TRUCK DRIVER" Send resume in confidence to: BENEFIT PACKAGE AVAILABLE fund to support the proclomation of the decade of the disabled person. This will be given to organizations of disabled persons designed to in- crease opportunities for people with disabilities and to build understanding of their diverse talents; to give com- puter training for disabled persons to get a job (this portion was started in 1984); and an integrated homemakers program. A homemaker was described as so- meone who does everything except professional nursing. Jack Patterson suggested two youths in the area who would be included in the youth pre- location assistance for training. Rod then presented "The Spoke'n Word"' put out by HAGI and which included our organization in their outline. He felt it had some good thoughts. programming. RECREATION PROFESSIONAL The Challenge: To deliver a quality program of municipal recreation including facility operation, leisure program- ming, and administration in Terrace Bay. The Responsibility: Working as a member of the municipality's senior management, to effectively manage human, financial, and physical resources including a multimillion dollar facility and an annual budget in ex- cess of half a million dollars. The Candidate: Has several years of experience in municipal recreation, and possesses superior skills in organizational and leadership development, communica- tion, liaison with other government agencies, and The Rewards: The satisfaction of seeing goals achieved and your efforts recognized in the community. A compen- sation package which includes a full range of benefits and a salary in the $32K - $35K range. Apply before October 6th, 1986 to: The Corporation Of The Township of Terrace Bay P.O. Box 40 'Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2W0 Shirley showed a proposal from the Township of Terrace Bay sent to the Ministry of Community and Social Services with regard to funding for their snow removal program. To their original application the Township had added this year a clause stating per- sons participating may also pay a por- tion if they chose. A fine report was given on the sale of raffle tickets at the Fall Fair on the painting made and donated by Jack Patterson. It was suggested he also sell in the shopping area before the draw date. Grants Schreiber will receive almost $16,000 under the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation's Capital Program for New Recreation Fac- ilities, a Ministry news release has announced. ¢ Almost 200 other municipalities or groups in the province were allocated funds for their projects, the release noted. A commitment of $15 million was made when the program was an- nounced earlier in the year, and groups were invited to apply for grants. Schreiber's application for $10,764 to purchase an ice resurfacer for its arena was approved, as was its re- quest for $5,102 to install a playground at the Holy Angels School. Groups in Thunder Bay, Red Rock, Atikokan, Marathon, Sioux Lookout, Nakina, Geraldton, Long- lac, and Beardmore were also award- ed grants. The release explained that the pro- gram provides support for 'the development of new and innovative sports, fitness, and recreational facilities across Ontario. Those applying for the funding had to effectively demonstrate their ability to meet the program's principles regarding financing and public accessibility. John Eakins, Ontario Minister of Tourism and Recreation, said in the release that "changing patterns of work and leisure, an aging population and the increased significance of recreation for personal and communi- ty well-being are increasing the need for services and facilities."' | ARE YOU PAYING MORE THAN IT'S TIME YOU TRIED 'Medallion SINCE 1967 TRUST MEDALLION FOR: @ NUTRITION @ FLAVOR @ CONVENIENCE @ SAVINGS SEND FOR YOUR SAMPLE KIT! Containing: @ Skim Milk Powder (Taste like 2%) @ Partly Skim Milk Powder (Extra rich taste) @ Flavor Fresh Powder (Great for coffee or tea) ® 2 Mixing bottles © 56 Page recipe book Send $3.00 for mailing and handling to: Medallion Milk Co. Ltd. 53 Speers Road Winnipeg, Manitoba R2J 1M2 Shirley had contacted the Ad- ministrator at the Thunder Bay Home Care Program to discuss integrated Home Care Services. It was recom- mended our organization request a number of private companies to come down and do a survey of the needs of Schreiber-Terrace Bay to deter- mine if it was economically feasible to set up a Homemakers Program here. She had also conferred with Mr. Clem Fewer, Administrator of the McCausland Hospital, who inform- ed her that the present service sup- plied by the hospital will end on December 31 and someone new will have to be brought in. It was recommended a survey ex- actly as Kenora's survey should be conducted as it was really good in assessing the needs of home care, etc. Secretary Elizabeth McLean will therefore write requesting surveys from the Red Cross Home Care, Com Care, and Upjohn Health. A meeting had been called by the Ministry of Community and Social Services at McCausland Hospital and Town Council. A recommendation was made to request a DAG represen- tative attend. A further suggestion was to have someone attend regular meetings of Council. Jack would like to see DAG con- sider the eventual purchase of a motorized scooter for use of members or rental. 5 Future considerations for the organization were discussed and one was the transportation of persons to meetings. It was agreed to approach local service clubs for assistance with this project after permission is given by those needing transportation. An- other recommendation urged the im- mediate need of a Home .Care Program. ' The evening closed and coffee was served. The next meeting will be held on Thursday, October 16 at 7 p.m. in the McCausland Hospital Lobby. DRIVING K D Drone sid Principal, POT 2wo Chairman P. Richards -- THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION LAKE SUPERIOR HIGH SCHOOL requires 1/6 of a teacher for the period Feb. 3, 1987 to June 25, 1987 Teacher must hold Ontario Teacher Qualifications Please reply in writing to: Mrs. R. A. Mulligan Lake Superior High School Terrace Bay, Ontario Deadline for application is October 15, 1986 Director M. Twomey a ay should be recognized? ce cn : -- | Do you know a young person who went that extra mile? The search is on for Ontario Junior Citizens of the Year. Do you know someone in your community, between the ages of 6 and 18 years, who has gone that extra mile? Someone who has shown selfless service, resourcefulness, ingenuity, or acts of courage -- that 'good kid"? Someone special that you think You can help Canadian Pacific Air Lines and the Ontario Community Newspapers Association honour these kids by nominating them for an Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Award. Contact your local community newspaper. The deadline for individual and group nominations is October 31, 1986. Ontario Junior Citizens of the Year recipients will receive a plaque, a cash prize, a family photo portrait with the Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario, and a lapel pin. Contact our Junior Citizens Co-ordinator: Terrace Bay News Canadian Pacific E4 AirLines Why not honour a deserving kid this year? ee PE es ay