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1} | || Page 10, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, April 3, 1985 Parent Link Workshop Last weekend approx- imately 20 parents from Terrace Bay and Schreiber took the opportunity to spend an informal but highly informative five hours with Dr. Alan Young, a consulting psychologist from Thunder Bay whose work with children and families in the District is well-known and Parents were asked to express three problems they currently had in rais- ing their children and they responded with questions like: 'What can I do about my selfish six year old?", "What kind of discipline should I use with my twelve year old?", ""Where did my kid learn to be so 'mouthy' and what Rather than answering the questions directly, Dr. Young instead led the group through the stages of a child's development, relating the types of behaviour to expect at each stage and causing the parents to realize that their methods of discipline and levels of tolerance of poor behaviour would most cer- respected. een nes ieine ay Ee es ee t i I i I { { I i I I i t : i ! I i : I I i : | I I : I ; ; I I I i I ! ; I I ' I I I I Se can we do about it?" SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTORY (Submitted by Community Resource Office) EMERBENCY: Astiialence 252 Ss, SRR as SOs OE Eig oe ie cage os EEE 825-9442 Dental :Clnnieis=c2 5 char. Sale eae OA SUES. > epee ee EE ee 825-3673 Family & Children's Services (formely Children's Aid) -Nipigon.......-.- ees 1-887-3035 Fre: Schroeter Fire Dept. <. 20. ci. ee pene ene eke cet et tee mst 824-2222 Terrace Bay Fire Dept... 0... oe cece tec cere e et ee tener ere re rents 825-3222 Hospital - McCausland Hospital. ......... 01-022 ese e eee e etter eee erent 825-3273 Poison Control Centre (ask for emergency) - Thunder Bay..........---------+++sses 1-344-6621 OR 1__623__ 5561 OR 1-623-5561 Police : Ontario Provincial Police - Schreiber... ... 2... 6s e eee eee eee 824-2333 Township of Terrace Bay Police Force... ...-...- +002 sere erect eee rennet se 825-3232 Faye Peterson Regional Transition House - Thunder Bay......-. +--+ 2-2-0 eererrees 1-623-6600 (for battered women & their children) HEALTH: HEALTH: Dental Clinic - Schreiber Clinic... 20.2.0. e ee tenet e erent eee ees ees 824-2964 = Terrace Bay Cinit(. 25 onc Os ra es Sore Ct ces ee cin eet 825-3673 Home Care Program - (Nancy Wilson, Sharon McParland, Barb vn ee See Menage we 825-3273 Community Mental Health Program - (Don Leslie - Terrace Baylies). g 270. ae ss eee es 8 825-3238 OR rosy tas. 6s a Bsa Mis Sot ons 2 oe EAE eee 825-3812 {Rachelle Piche - Schreiber Office)... 2.2... eee eee eee eee eee eee eens 824-2597 Medical Clinic - Schreiber Clinic - Dr. F. Lau... 20.000 eee eet eens 824-2934 - Terrace Bay Clinic - Dr. K. Wilkes & Dr. C. Bailey. .... 2.0... +e secre reese tree ees 825-3235 TH ge eerie Sp ene ee Ogee ee ay eee 825-9217 Dr. K. Wilkes (Tuesday afternoons in Schreiber)... ...... 0.0 eee eee eee eens 824-3029 McCausland Hospital... .... 0.2.0. -s eee ee eee eee eee TERR eee SSS Le 825-3273 Ontario Society for Crippled Children. ..... 6.0.0 see eee e eee eee r reese tees 1-622-1401 Speech Pathology Clinic - Marathon. .....-..-.-- 020s scree seer entree tts e ness 1-229-1820 Public Health Nurse - (Brenda Asmussen)........ 0... 02 sees sree eee e seers trees 824-2413 Audio Visual & Immunizatlion Nurse - (Maxine Leslie)... . 66.66 - ee eee e eee eres 824-2413 Public Health Inspector - (micheal Reid)... ...... 2... ..-sseee seer tere reese ttees 824-2413 Chiropractor - Dr. Lawrence Rydholm - Wednesdays - 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 pm... . 0.2. eee eee 824-3336 (for appointments call Sports World)... .... 2.0... see eee etree eee eee rete sess 824-2506 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Credit Counselling - (Thunder Bay Family & Credit Counselling)... ........+-2--ssere0s 1-623-9596 Ministry of Community & Social Services- Income Maintenance - (Rita Kozy)............-- Zen. 21370 Social Services - Township of Schreiber........ 0-0-0 sees eee e eee eters e eee ees 824-2711 Township of Terrace Bay... 60. sped eee e bees cee ere dete eae eee ees 825-3315 Transient Welfare- (Rev. Bill LeGrand, Schreiber)... ....... 60-6 essere eee seer eees 824-2275 - (Town Police, Terrace Bay).........--.2-+5> i eC TR Te eS EE ge 825-3232 GENERAL: : Adult Protective Services Worker - (Joan Ferguson; Marathon)... ......---++-+0ere05> 1-229-1495 AtAnon Family Group - Box 413 - Terrace Bay.........-- +--+ sete e reese erste 825-3689 Alcoholics Anonymous - Schreiber........-- 0-020 see secre eect teense rete tenes 824-2744 Br as ke Rn Say aay er cies ih a ee ee eats 825-9075 Child Development Program- Schreiber... ...... +--+ +eenereee ees e terres ttn 824-3028 Community Corrections ProgramiProbation & Parole - (Mary Binet. Sop es ee eee me 824-3036 Community Resource Worker - (Cathie Smith)... ... 2... + esses eee ee sere ener sees 824-2867 Kinna-Aweya Clinic - Legal Aid available to Native & non-Native persons of we low income - (Pilar Amaya-Torres, Marathon)... .....-- 0-20 se ee reer reese eres 1-229-1483 Employee Assistance Program - (Frank Leppanen) - COSMNED 2c. ph ae ae ce 825-9585 office - Kimberly Clark of Canada Ltd... .... 2-0... e eee eee eee etree teeters 825-9347 Family & Children's Services of the District of Thunder Bay (formerly Children's Aid Society) - (Cam Todesco & Chris Hettrlick, Nipigon)......-......---- sees 1-887-3035 Ministry of Northern Affairs- Marathon - (Bob Cheothan):..°. ok. <2 geen as os ge ee Zen. 33160 Ministry of Community & Social Services - for Rill. 5... RP eae :... Zen. 21370 Adult Services: Rehabilitation Services - (Maureen Ross) Senior Citizens Consultant - (June Shaw) Children's Services: Early Childhood Consulatant - (Kaisa Penttinen) Probation & After Care Services - (Lisa Hadland) - Thunder Bay... .....---- +++ +s-se00s 1-475-1485 Clip & Save For Future Reference tainly need to vary with the I I I 1 I I r : I I i i i I i : I ! I I 1 i ! I i I j I I i I I I I I 1 I ; j I I I I 1 ai THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION TERRACE BAY PUBLIC SCHOOL _-- Junior & Senior Kindergarten Registrations J.K. & S.K. students, who will attend school in September, 1985, are invited to register anytime after April 1, 1985. Forms are available at the school and you may drop in between the hours of 9:00-11:30 a.m. and 1:00-3:45 p.m. Please bring proof of age with you - birth certificate, baptismal certificate, etc. To qualify, J.K. students must be born in 1981 and S.K. students must be born in 1980. An information meeting will be held in May and you will be notified as soon as the date is set. For further information please contact the school at 825-3253. NOTE: : Students presently attending this school need not re-register. D.L. Davey, Principal. M. Twomey, M. Reid, : Director. Chairman age of their child. He began the session by explaining that a child's uniqueness results from heredity, physiology, his or her position in the family (eg. oldest) and his or her environment. "From birth to 15 months," he com- mented, "a child passes through what's referred to as the oral stage,"' a stage in which the child satisfies its basic need for nourish- ment by first using his or her mouth to attract atten- tion and then to suckle or nurse. During this phase the child learns feelings, smells, sounds and more importantly, depending on the parents' approach, degrees of trust.in other persons who look after him or her. In these first few months of life parents need a great deal of patience while they learn to interpret their baby's cries -- discipline at this stage has little, if any, effect. Dr. Young then went through the subsequent stages of development -- the toddler who's just lear- ning that he or she is uni- que, who loves the word NO, who likes to be around other kids but who really isn't a good sport and therefore doesn't interact with them well; the pre- schooler who doesn't want to be a "baby" anymore, who tries to act like a little adult but who really needs parents' loving direction and control; the school-age child who is learning to "socialize aggression;; - to become a good sport, who is becoming more con- scious of outward relation- ships and is less inward looking; and the early adolescent or young teenager who, often to a parent's dismay, is actual- ly repeating the earlier stages of development -- dependence, semi- dependence and_ in- dependence -- while at the same time. experiencing sexual maturation and._all the concerns that brings. If parents came away with anything from the workshop it would be the knowledge that' their children, however misbehaved at times, are in most cases just acting nor- mally for kids their age. And acting that way re- quires their parents, first- ly, to have the ability to understand the bases for behaviours at certain ages and secondly, to have the repertoire of parenting skills necessary to cope with that behaviour. For example, knowing that a six year old and nine year old, who are seeming- ly constantly fighting, are not doing so because they hate each other but rather because a typical six year old likes to "win" always, at everything, and by any means and a typical nine year old can accept 'defeat' only if it's "'by the rules", gives a parent a better understanding of such a situation and enables him or her to choose: the method of discipline that will work best to cool down the conflict. The local Parent Link group was pleased to be able to provide such an ex- cellent workshop leader for Terrace Bay/Schreiber and hopes to be able to bring in other speakers of this calibre again. Dr. Allan Young The Machine Maniacs by ERIN MARCELLA This week the machine maniacs got one step closer to completing our garments - first we measured ourselves to the right size for our patterns. Next we cut our patterns to the pro- per size. We stopped at that, but began to try the sewing machines. We followed the pieces of paper and got the hang of the machines. We decided to stop at this and call it an early wrap. (But it was a fun "early wrap."') excellent care. fruit baskets, Thank-you | would like to thank Drs. Adey, Bailey and the nurses at the McCausland Hospital, Dr. Lau and the nurses of ICU General Hospital, Thunder Bay, for their To all who visited me, sent flowers, cards, books and kept our driveway clear of snow. | will never forget your kindness. John Pedersen. 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