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TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Preferred Rates for Male Operators 21-24 §25-3246 "Ideal Young Driver Class" working hard Wednesday, July 26, 1989 Page 3 D.A.G. DONT President Shirley Mikus wel- comed members and special guests to the regular meeting of D.A.G. Thursday, June 29 in McCausland Hospital Lobby. Representing the Hire A Student Group, J. J. Kenney pre- sented Vice-President Pat Auger with a cheque for $56. This sum had been raised by the group in a car wash they had organized and worked on. Appreciation was expressed by Pat to J.J. Still another donation was in the offing and following a discus- sion on the sum, Jack Patterson presented a donation from D.A.G. to Lifeline Chairperson, Gertrude Cotton, in the amount of $500. Elaine Mannisto spoke on the "Nearly New" clothing collection and the sum realized to date. Alma Hart had volunteered to collect items of clothing and Elaine will deliver them to Thunder Bay. Funds realized through this effort will be put in D.A.G.'s account. Further dona- tions to Lifeline may be made as needed. Alma and dorothy Plourde . reported the sidewalk by Spadoni's is very rough and also there is a problem area near the entrance to the Schreiber Library. The Secretary was requested to write Schreiber Council re: improvements in these areas. High School teacher Doug Roberts has once again offered to arrange surveys of businesses in both Terrace Bay and Schreiber with grade nine students. D.A.G. is to submit lists of five business- es in each town for the July meet- ing. A reply from the Manager at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce was received with regard to handicapped persons having difficulties at the bank. Mr. Cassie recommended those requiring help, phone ahead for service and a clerk with available desk and chair will be at their dis- posal. Elaine Mannisto and Gertrude Cotton updated members on the progress with the LIfeline project. Monies had been pledged and on receipt of this, an order could now be placed. Public meetings were held in Terrace Bay and Schreiber for possible clients and their responders to familiarize them with the use of this life-sav- ing device on July 11 and 12. Peggy Thompson gave the sick and visiting report. Estelle Wallwin had turned the scrap- book over to Pat Merkley prior to her departure. Mary Middaugh needs help with phoning during Reporting for the Transit Steering Committee, Shirley described a trial run in the Birchwood Bus, which proved inadequate. A request to the School Board with regard to wheelchair accessi- bility will be made by the secre- tary and quoting the fire code. Other physical problems dis- cussed were signs placed at too high a level and a need for public telephones to have push buttons. Tentative plans were started for the Fall Fair on a request by Mary Middaugh. A Shell jacket has been donated for a raffle. Members suggested a children's raffle as well. Guest speaker for the evening was Phyllis Mosley, Red Cross Homemaker Coordinator. Describing first the start of Homemakers in this area and the type of assistance given in order to keep a client in her own home, to help a mother suddenly ill with young children at home, or frail or mentally or physically handi- capped person, Phyllis then went on to filed questions ont eh basic differences of services between Homemakers and Home Care and the qualifications for cach. Anyone can make a referral which will then be assessed. Starting here in October 1987 with 15 clients the work has now increased to 42 clients. Phyllis detailed the Level II support sys- tem Homemakers are trained in, that is basic nursing skills, nutri- tion, C.P.R. and First Aid, a course totalling 120 hours. Phyllis concluded with a note on a recent seminar she had attended at Birchwood Terrace on aging and regretted only she and the administrator from Birchwood had been invited. Coffee and a social period concluded the evening. 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