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Page 10, News, Tuesday, February 11, 1992 Terrace Bay skaters do well in Inter-Club Championships by Darren MacDonald The News The North Shore Inter-Club Figure skating Championships held in Terrace Bay last Jan. 31, Feb. 1 and 2 was, by all accounts, a big success. "The turnout has just been excellent," said organizer Susan Lubberdink. ""We've had super support from the community--we had 75 volunteers from Terrace Bay and Schreiber, represent- ing people of all ages in the community." There were large crowds all week-end watching the 199 figure skaters, and vendors selling memorabilia and figure skating supplies did a brisk business. The.only damper on the event was when one skater fell and split open her chin on the NORTH OF SUPERIOR PROGRAMS ice. She was rushed to the hos- pital where she received ten stitches. Aside from that, however, the week-end was a resounding success. Terrace Bay skaters did very well. Amanda McWatters took home two first place finishes, in both flight one of the Ladies Bronze Interpretive and the Ladies Preliminary "A" Free Skate. She also took third place in flight one of the Ladies Pre- preliminary Dance. Alyson Mannisto took a gold medal in flight two of the Jenny Baxter in flight three of the Ladies Bronze Interpretive. Andrea Mc Watters took first place in the first flight of the A Skater triumphantly signals the end of her routine (above). Turnout for the weekend was good (left). Requires a Ladies First Figures, as did Ladies Preliminary Free Skate "B", while Katie Notwell took first place in flight one of the Ladies Preliminary "A" Free Skate. Allison Kennedy took sec- ond spot in the Ladies Can- skate Proficiency, while Jenny Baxter took second place in flight two of the Ladies Pre- liminary "A" Free Skate. Shauna Singleton took sec- ond in flight one of the Ladies Jr. Bronze Freeskate, and, in pairs, Maggie Grimm and Kerry Bruneau were second in the Canfigureskate Similar Pairs. Coming in third were Lind- say Miller in flight three of the Ladies Jr. Bronze Free Skate and Melissa Kennedy in the Ladies Canskate Proficiency. SUBSTANCE ABUSE WORKER The North of Superior Programs invites applications for the position of Substance Abuse Worker, to be based in Geraldton, Ontario with travel to adjacent towns of Longlac and Nakina. -- DUTIES: To provide professional assessment, referral, follow-up and after care services to clients who suffer from the effects of substance abuse. To consult with community resources and to participate in educational activities. QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants with a degree in the areas of Social Services, Human Services or Addiction; related work and life experiences in the field of substance abuse, to apply. Bilingualism is considered an asset. Own transportation is required. SALARY RANGE: $30,548.00 - $41,038.00 (Salary range and appointment level depends on qualifications and experience). CLOSING DATE: February 19, 1992 Interested and qualified applicants please submit resume to: Regional Supervisor North of Superior Programs P.O. Box 940 Geraldton, Ontario POT 1MO of send by fax to'807-854-1550 A.|.A. accreditation and knowledge of the Twelve-Step Program are encouraged Card of Thanks The family of the late Martins K. Redins wish to express their sincere appreciation to everyone who supported them during the loss of a very loving son, brother and uncle. Special thanks to all the staffs of McCausland Hospital and Ottawa General Hospital for their excellent care. Sincere thanks to Rev. Fathers Jan Rademaker and B.A. Campbell for their visits, funeral Mass, prayers on Sunday evening and at graveside. Thank you Father Jan for the comforting eulogy given on Martin's life. Thanks to Rev. Bob Elkin for his visits at home, hospital and Church. Thank you to Jos. & Michael of King's funeral Home, the active and honorary pallbearers, the C.W.L. 'and ladies of the community for the luncheon served after the funeral Mass. Thanks to all who sent Mass cards, cards, letters, cash donations, floral tributes, phone calls, visits, food, all charitable donations to various organizations, bone marrow registrations. Special thanks to Martin's friends who travelled from Ottawa to be here. Martin loved and lived LIFE and his family and friends were very dear to him. We feel ; certain Martin would have been pleased by this outpouring of love shown to us at = this time. A g Karis, Maureen, John, -Lairsa, Tina, Greg: 1 St, and familys ss Gels Gee pee