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Wednesday, December 13, 1989 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS _ Programs promote healthy lifestyle & offer pounce nets The North of Superior Programs held their Annual Corporation Meeting in aad October in Marathon. This meeting had the highést attendance rate of the general public ever at an Annual Meeting of the program. The meeting was held to review the work of the various programs (Community Development, Mental Health, Substance Abuse,) to elect new board members from the region and to pass bylaws of the corpo- ration. Reports on the previous year were given by president, Bessie Newman; Executive Director, Sally Laine; Mental Health Director, Ilse Thorst; Community Development Director, Cathy Tyhurst; Substance Abuse Director, Jim Grant; Treasurer, Wayne Kushnier. Each report focused on the changes that have been occurring with each program and the total agency and about the positive and enthusiastic outlook for the com- ing year. The agency is looking forward to meeting even more needs of the community as the community identifies them to their workers and board mem- bers. The North of Superior Programs is an umbrella organi- zation providing services in three related areas throughout the dis- trict. The programs focus on one-to- one or family counselling, assess- ment and referral of substance abuse problems and prevention programs to promote a healthy lifestyle. The North of Supcrior Programs is committed to identify- ing and meeting the needs of com- munities throughout the Thunder Bay District with the direct involvement of those communities. The Program is governed by a board of directors that are local representatives of the communities. Your local board members are Frank Leppanen (Terrace Bay) and Lorraine Huard (Schreiber). You may contact them for more information or to state your con- cerns about your community or the Agency of North of Superior Fridays & Saturdays til Christmas 9:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. *Music by Nick DeShane* "Terrace Bay's - Good Times" Programs. hr I r B Your ~~ offices os be con- Schreiber NBC Hockey Stats | .xsussisi | CHRISTMAS SPECIALS! Pp Tearhk w L + rs GE, GA, atl Health Pa = -- Se onnor; mmunity Sie Fc Oo ee a Devslopment Wotker Jen Mahe CONTE IN and see our selection ss Sucios 3 8 400 6 Wesel Schicbe: Scacbrh, Aa a. ' Top Ten Scorers ane ae fr informatio Stereos & Televisions! Player & Team Goals Assists Points| Py ames ages Prices A. Pellctier - Superiors 19 15 34 NEW D.Ross - Sab 13 18 bi! 3 ------ . : have P. Moher - Diesel 16 1 Z G. McKenzie - Diesels 12 7 19 Johnny On The b ae > || Spot Cleaning een s.-Boon! Saeiee os 2 , ee | Standings as of Dec. 7, 1989 : « Bic nie -- -- . * Exterior Walls G. Figliomeni & Sons New bus Stop location PHONE 824-3197 202 Peary Street ° 10% OFF Schreiber, Ontario in Terrace offers more |--2%2:2= Continued from page 1 drivers have been told to pull into the location in such a way that they will not interfere with the fire trucks. LaBarge added if there is a fire call, the bus driver will be present at all times and can move the bus to accommo- date the fire department. LaBarge said the main reason for the move was because the prior location on the Mill Road was a poor one, was difficult for people to get to and did not have good operating hours. "We cater to people without cars and although the other agent was good, the location was poor. We'd like to thank him (Steve Barry) " for the time he was our agent, saidHorn. _ LaBarge said, "what you have to look at is what's better for the people. We have. to have a valid reason for changing locations. This (J.C.T.) is a central location and has excellent hours." The Terrace Bay stop will not ¢ RT be an extended one - just long enough to drop off and -pick up passengers and parcels. LaBarge said Greyhound wanted to make the move before Christmas because it will better serve the larger number of sea- sonal travellers and also make it easier for people who are picking up and delivering parcels. J.C.T. will also be offering the service of picking up parcels to be put on the bus and delivering parcels which come in on the bus. The busses will leave J.C.T. going west at 1:05 a.m., 5:55 a.m., 10:35 a.m. and 7:20 p.m. Busses heading east will leave at 1:05 a.m., 9:15 a.m., 2:05 p.m. and 10:35 p.m. Greyhound celebrated its 60th anniversary of operations on Nov. 30, 1989 and is running a contest until March 30, 1990. No pur- chase is necessary and a number of trips can be won. Entry forms are available at J.C.T. Pizza. Blouses, Skirts, Jeans, Slacks, Sweaters Evenings Til 9: 00 p. m. Dec 14 - Dec 22 Except Saturday Gift Wrapping of Purchases |. Murray Dodick Optometrist 1119 Victoria Avenue Thunder Bay, Ontario P7C 1B7 ; 1-622-7726 Say "Merry Christmas" with a gift from Moore's of Terrace Bay annntntttm i