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Junior Citizens Nominations If you: know of a 'good kid'? who de- serves an award for community work, bra- very or striving to over- come a physical limita- tion, nominate them for an Ontario Junior Cit- izen of the Year award before the end of Octo- ber. Bicentennial history books, airline trips across Canada, a recep- tion with Ontario's Lieutenant Governor, plaques and lapel pins are the prizes awaiting Ontario's 1984 Junior Citizens. "We are seeking to honor Ontario's out- standing young people - not just the superhe- roes, but also the good all-round kids who are working today to be- come our leaders of tomorrow', said Dave Wenger of Mount For- est, Chairman of the Junior Citizen program. Nomination forms are available at the Terrace Bay Schreiber News of- fice and the deadline for nominations is October i The Junior Citizen program, co-ordinated by the Ontario Com- munity Newspaper As- sociation, is sponsored by CP Air. Lieutenant Governor John B. Aird is the program's patron and additional support is being received this year from the Bicentennial Program operated by the Ontario Ministry of Tourism and _ Recrea- tion. In its first three years, the program received a total of 428 nominations and organizers are hop- ing for a new record in. numbers in 1984. The 12 outstanding nominees and their families will be guests of Ontario Com- munity Newspapers As- sociation at its annual convention in Toronto next 'March, when Lieu- tenant Governor Aird will make the presenta- tions and host a special recéption for the visitors in his Queen's Park suite. Each of the 12 nominees will receive a CP Air ticket to any Canadian destination, a family portrait with the 'Lieutenant Governor, a plaque and lapel pin. An additional 12 top rank- ing nominees will re- ceive an airline ticket and a certificate, to be days: NORTH SHORE CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC has increased it's hours of business. Dr. Lawerence Rydholm will be treating patients in the clinic in Mountainview Plaza, Schreiber, on the following Monday 12 - 8 p.m. and Thursday 12 - 8 p.m. For appointment phone: Clinic 824-3336 Monday and Thursday Sportsworld 824-2500 Tues., Wed., Fri. and Sat. ~ presented by their local newspaper __ publisher. All the young people nominated in 1984 will receive a Bicentennial book. : Groups and _ indivi- duals can be nominated if they have performed single or continuing acts of courage, shown in- genuity, resourceful- ness, fortitude or self- less service. Nominees may also be involved in worthwhile community service, have overcome disabling physical or psychological handi- caps, or have performed acts of heroism - per- haps endangering their own lives. Any nominee from previous years who continues in their note- worthy endeavors is eli- gible to be nominated again. A Junior Citizen can be aged 6 to 18 years and any citizen resident in Ontario can submit a nomination. For further information contact the News Office. HEALTHY LIVING Hunters Beware As each new hunting season approaches, safety authorities start preparing for the bad news: the new toll of victims who will fall prey to their own sport. While hunters prepare with enthusiasm for a sport that challenges their skills and invigorates their senses, Coalition continued from page 1 * Canadian Community Newspapers Association * Canadian Construction Association = Canadian Daily Newspaper Publishers Association * Canadian Direct Marketing Association * Canadian Export Association * Canadian Federation of Farm Equipment Dealers * Canadian Federation of Independent Business * Canadian Federation of Independent Grocers * Canadian Federation of Insurance Agents and Brokers Associations * Canadian Importers Association * Canadian -Pensioners Concerned Inc. * Canadian Restaurant and Foodservices Association * Canadian Retail Hard- ware Association * Canadian Trucking Association * Canadian Warehousing Association * Direct Sellers Association * Federation of Automobile Dealer Associations of Canada * Home Hardware Stores Limited * Institute of Association Executives * Retail Council of Canada * Toronto Construction Association. Prospectors - Exploration Companies: Schreiber-Terrace Bay-Marathon The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources will provide an' Economic Geologist to visit, assay and advise you on the potential of any mineral occurrence you may have staked, or know the location of in the Schreiber-Terrace Bay-Marathon Areas. This service is provided free of charge. The Schrieber- Terrace Bay-Marathon economic- Geologist program encompasses an area from Nipigon east to Marathon. This program is funded by the Ministry of Northern Affairs. For Further Information Call (Collect): Bernie Schnieders or Allan Speed Resident Geologist's Office Ministry of Natural Resources Thunder Bay (807) 475-1 331 Ministry of Hon. Alan W. Pope Natural Minister vane John R. Sloan Resources Deputy Minister Ontario families of hunters, farmers, safety authorities, and health specialists wait with fear and anxiety. In their brief encounter continued on page 10 Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, October 24, 1984, page 9 Police Report Terrace Bay One disturbance was investigated at the Red Dog Inn. One Liquor seizure was made and charges were laid. An incident of a child being bitten by a dog was investigated. Several: thefts occur- red including a theft of a coin collection, theft from an auto, theft of a wallet and theft of a TV which was later found. One person complain- ed of harrassing phone calls. Police investigated a disturbance _ involving out of town and local was charged with speeding. A person was charged with disobeying portable lights at the Bridge. An abandoned _ ve- hicle was removed from the front of the Rec Cen- tre.- Acting upon a com- plaint of a citizen, Police charged a person with Impaired Driving. There were 3 motor vehicle accidents, 1 in- continued on page 10 SO YOU'RE 40! 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