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SEPTEMBER 29, 1976 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 19 ROSSPORT SOCIAL SPECTRUM Albert Rouble is a patient in McCausland Hospital in Terrace Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Parent of Edmonton visited Mrs. Anne Todesco on the weekend. Mrs. Parent is the. former Annie McLeod, a pupil of Mrs. Todesco's when she taught school in Jackfish. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Minoletti of Thunder Bay are visiting Mr. Peter Testori. Mrs. William Cherutti of Thunder Bay is visiting her sister, Mrs. Rouble. Adolph King has left to reside in Espanola with his son Peter and family for the winter. Mrs. Dave Mushquash returned Saturday from McKellar Hospital in Thunder Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Greer and family of Thunder Bay were guests on the weekend with the Mushquash family. Raymond Goodchild was home over the weekend from Thunder Bay. Mrs. Grace Bruley, Mr. and Mrs. Albert that it would be operated as a community hall with a five member committee appointed to run the project. Repairs will be made after funds are raised for this purpose. Those appointed were Patsey Campbell, Walter Gerow, Nick Bain, Dave Iddison and Joyce Lanigan. ~The Recreation Hall Committee held their first meeting immediately following the open _ meeting. They elected Mrs. Patsey Campbell as chairman, Dave Iddison vice chairman, Joyce Lanigan secretary-treasurer and Walter Gerow and Nick as assistants. They decided to start with a Bingo. They plan on seeking a Wintario Grant as there are oustanding accounts to be settled. The past committee books are to be obtained and to be audited. ; The members plan on a monthly meeting dur- ing their term. Following adjournment a thorough inspection of the building inside and out was made to note repairs required immediately. Bruley and family, Mr. NOTICE and Mrs. Russell Bru- ley and family all of ALL RUSTING CAR OWNERS Thunder Bay spent the weekend at their cot- tage here. Mr. and Mrs. Felix | join natignal group Legault have returned taking legal action from Fort Francis. to recover losses from Ford, G.M.C. Chrysler = Write RUST GROUP Box |64, Station N New Toronto 14, Ont. OPEN MEETING: Sixteen Rossporti- tes and two visitors attended an open meet- ing Sunday afternoon in the School Hall regarding the future of the supporting or desposing of the cen- tre. Bill Schelling was chairman with Anne Todesco acting as sec- retary. The possibil- ity of electing new trustees for the build -ing was discussed and found could run into money which the com- mittee lacked. A ques -tion arose whether the meetings were a legal procedure. Af- ter considerable dis -cussion-on the fate of the school build- ing was had and fin- ally came to the con -clusion yr pba mmm = im - mo om mmm fom So ---- CAA & AAA APPROVED FAMILY RATES Clean Quiet Cody "On Ground Level Only" CABLE & COLOR TV - ELECTRIC HEAT YEAR ROUND COMMERCIAL RATES wscwmene 894.2501 IF BUSY 824-2800 CALL EXTRA MONEY - up fo $15 AN HOUR possiple. Be- come a professional circular mailer. Work from your home. Manual shows you how. Send $3.50 io WESTWAY MERCHAN- DISING, P.0. Box 876, Sullbury, Ont. ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICE WORKER: $11,300 - $15,700 The MINISTRY OF COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL SERVICES, Mental Retardation Community Services Development Branch, seeks a qualified individual to work with adults of limited functioning ability. Responsibilities: provide counsel- ling services to individuals and families living in the community, and advocacy services among client and rele- vant community agencies, courts, families and community; co-ordinate special care services such as accommodation, medical supervision, trusteeship and guardianship; community liaison with institutions, private agencies and associations, This is a contract position. Locations: Geographical areas of Terrace Bay, Nipigon, Geraldton and Marathon, Qualifications: BA, preferably in social services sup- plememted by 2 years suitable experience in the social services; demonstrated maturity and sensitivity with clients; developed ability to initiate a service approach; proven ability to work independently. Salary commensurate with education and experiencs. Please submit resume by October I5, I976, indicating preferred location to: Miss June Shaw, Supervisor, Adult Protective Services-Northern Ontario, c/o Lake- head Assosiation for the Mentally Reterded, File SPC 521 Memorial Avenue, Thunder Bay, Ontario, This position is open equally to men and women. Ontario Ontario Public Service