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eh 13 UL ic Library Terrace Bay, Ont. TERRACE BAY NEWS [| v0L.:21- NO. 35 SEPTEMBER 13, 1978 25¢ PER COPY Photo above: Wendy Culverhouse (on left), presenting Award of Merit to Mrs. M. Simmer, from the Township of Terrace Bay Municipal Office. Photo by Bev Cadene. The Award of Merit is presented to the Township of Terrace Bay by Wendy Culverhouse, Student Placement Officer for the Canada Manpower Centre for Students, in recognition of the con- tribution to and active participation in Canada's national "Hi re-A-Student" program. During the early months of the summer the Township made use of the CMC:S' services in order to obtain si xty students for em -ployment,on a casual basis during the Town clean-up. Such em- ployment opportunities, although only a few days in duration, provided work for.many students under 16 years of age. This ige group is usually the most difficult to place in any type of summer job. Also, as a result of the Township's co-operation the stu- ents sale was made possible. Consequently, this presentation of the certificate is a fom if thanks from both CMC-S and the students themselves to the Township of Terrace Bay as well as to the many members of the surrounding communities for their active involvement in the li re=-A-Student campaign. SUN LIFE DONATE TO HOSPITAL Photo above by Bev Cadene: left to ri ght: John Mason, Sun Life Representative; Donald E, Ross, McCausland Hospital Administra -tor and Claude Lepine, Sun Life Representative. Sun Life of Canada has donated $500.00 with an additional $500.00 early in 1979 to The McCausland Hospi tal Building Fund. John Mason and Claude Lepine, Sun Life Representatives in Terrace Bay made the presentation recently to the Hospital Adninistrator. SEPTEMBER _IS_ARTHRITIS MONTH President of the Terrace Bay-Schreiber-Rossport Branch of the Arthritis Society is Ernest Kettle, who says, "It is our responsibility as citizens to help provide the money required to keep Canada in its present position of havi ng one of the best arthritis control programs in the world". The focal points for Canada's arthritis control program are the Rheumatic Disease Units located at Universi ty Medical schools. These units provide exemplary patient care, high standards of graduate and undergraduate teaching, and excellent opportunities for clinical research. "We have come a long way in the treatment of arthritis in just a few years", says Mr. Kettle. . PR 3S vn Rw