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TERRACE DISTRICT: Community Services Society board

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chairman Billi Sauer and executive director Mike Beausoleil
show off the society's new sign in front of city hall. The

A NEW SIGN amid the flowers
in front of city hall is attracting
aticntion to Terrace’s largest non-
profit society.

Terrace District Community
Services Society formed in 1970,

“It started out originally as a
debt-counseling program,’’ says
executive director Mike
Beausolcil.

Soon after a needs study was
conducted and the society has
been gradually adding programs
ever since. ;

Now the society is the north-
west’s largest provider of social
and health care programs,
employing 116 full-time employ-
ees.

The socicty’s budget for this
year is around $4 million.

The moncy for the programs
comes from the ministry of social
services, the ministry of health,
and the federal government.

TDCSS is the social services
ministry’s largest contractor in
the northwest.

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WELCOME

To New Students

Our Campus Welcome will
increase business profits by
teaching student customers in
a friendly manner,

Your gift in our Campus
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services offereds in this commy-
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635-3018

gtam was one of the first such
programs started and remains one
of the largest today. The aim is to
assist people with physical or
mental disabilities or people with
an illness to stay in their own
homes, thus delaying institutional
care. :

The society operates four group
homes for adults and children in
Terrace under its Choices pro-

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gram for mentally handicapped
people.

Other well-known programs in-
town operated by TDCSS in-
clude:

@ Reconnect — a program to

assist street kids and keep others

from ending up on the streets.

Mm The Lakelse Jr High
alternate school.

Wi Therapeutic Work Program

“FILL THE FOOD BANK“

WESTERN DANCE
PARTY

Saturday, September 10th
8:00 pm to 1:30 am

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society has grown. since 2 1970 ti to employ 116 fulltime people,
Most of its $4 million budget comes from the ministry of social
services, the ministry of health, or the federal government.

New sign highlights TDCSS

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We’re visiting Skeena Mall
to answer your questions

on KCP

Friday, September 16, to Sunday, September 18, 1994

How will Alcan’s Kemano Completion Pr vject alfect you? Here’s your chance to

find out.

KCP information statt will be. visiting Skeena Mall ‘on Friday, Saturday and = °
Sunday to answer your questions. Literature describing Alcan’s half-completed
$1,3-billion hydroelectric project and its. oper ations al Kitimat and Kemano will: .

be available.’

If you would {ike to know 1 mote but cannot. visit our - display during mall hours a
call Alcan’s toll-free KCP 1 infor mation line. Just teall t- ‘B00- 94 ALCAN -

(1- 800-942-5226),

Kemano Completion Project.

SKEENA MALL

Friday 9:30 am - 9:00 pm
Saturday 9:30 am - 6:00 pm
Sunday 12:00pm - 5: 00 pm

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ALCAN

— helping mentally handicapped’
adults develop life skills, social
skills and work skills,

M The Stepping Stone Club-
house.

@ Northwest Alcohol and Drug
Services — providing confiden- .
tial counselling for alcoholics and
drug addicts.

Bf Interconnect — helping un-
emplayed people get training and
work.

The two newest programs are
an adolescent health program and
a youth addictions counselling
program.

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