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PAGE 1I8 TERRACE BAY NEWS MAY 16, IS973 "eQJay Insp INTHE SUN.. WEBB LAWN CHAIRS BARBEQUES 24"xI6" Wagon Barbeques ONLY - : with motorized rotisserie . $ 3.99 $ 1.33 $17.99 LOUNGE CHAIRS $11.99 MOSQUITO COILS Free with purchase of above I0 coils per package I Chromalox Electric Char- SLEEPING ROBES 67 coal Starter Woods Swiss Mountaineer / 24" CIRCULAR BARBEQUE 36" x 74" $ 6.99 BICYCLES with hood and motorized / 16" wheel - convertible to rotisserie $14.99 ROD AND REEL SETS / boys or girls Reg. $49.95 : 3.88 Free with purchase of above ¥ ONLY = $29.99 I Chromalox Electric Charcoal Starter 3:5" h:D. WATER HOSE 20" blade 3 translucent plastic 50 ft. length $ 2.66 BAYCREST LAWN MOWERS SCHREIBER, ONTARIO THURS., FRI., SAT. - may [7, I8, COPPERTONE SUNTAN Lotion - 4 oz. JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTOR 1 1972 MODELS. 1-oNLY-4 H.P. - $239.00 I-oNLY-9.5 H.P. -$469,00 [Eee nr $599.00 $68.88 Members Help - cont'd from page I4 ... 'his schoolwork is suffering as a result of the home situation." In order to better assist Thunder Bay's youth, ACCESS staff hopes to attract community-wide involvement. "We see our program as being a cataly- st," says Mr. Llewellyn, "and not as THE sole agency to tackle all adoles- cent problems." Their research has indicated that Thunder Bay requires a co-ordinated service designed specif- ically for its adolescent group-one which will include persons from all walks of life. "We'd like to see par- ent groups, agency personnel and inter- ested individuals become directly in- volved with the program," he said. "We believe that Thunder Bay residents must begin to realize that general problems in the community are sometim- es reflected in its adolescents." Tre first step towards this type of involvement will be taken within the next few weeks as volunteers begin wcrking with a group of younger ACCESS participants in a recreational therapy program. Initial contact with ACCESS person- nel can be made either at the hospital | or at the college, says Miss Johnston. | "But if prospective participants pre- fer to meet us in the privacy of their own homes we're willing and ready to co-operate." NG TICE THE TERRACE BAY NEWS OFFICE WILL BE | CLOSED MONDAY, MAY 21st FOR VICTORIA DAY , 7 DEADLINE ih NEWS MATERIAL AND ADVERTISING WILK BE TUESDAY, MAY 22 FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. The Civilian Conservation Corps linking unemployment relief with natural resource conservation was launched on March 31st, 1933 in the United States by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.