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MAY 9, 1968 Continued from page |4 and the ability to be happy, even in adverse circu stances - great qualities when one becomes a mother, which most girls do, and the value of practising comradeship. For the occasion Mrs. Deoll wore a beautiful pale pink sari. Roly Wills, Scout District Commissioner, spoke briefly. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Shack, District Commissioner, Mrs. Andrea Hill, Guide Captain, and Mrs. Marcy Cebrario, Brown Owl. The door prize for Mothers was won by Mrs..loan Guina, for the Guides by Cheryl Karns, and for TERRACE BAY NEWS the Brownies by Betty Ann McKenna. The fresh flowers gracing the Head Table were later distributed to Shut-ins, and the many bouquets spacing the other long tables were made by the girls and were exceptionally lovely. Photo below by Inez McCuaig shows Lorraine Belliveau and Mrs. 4. Deoll. CLEAN-UP WEEK STARTS MAY 13 It was agreed at the recent meeting of Schreiber council! that the week of May 13 be clean-up week. The Hardy Report was dis- cussed and it was decided that councillors should study it at leisure and bring comments to the May meeting. Council will confer with the CPR on the proposed' plaque to Sir Collingwood Schreiber, the site for it and the dedica- tion ceremony. In response to a request from O. Sainsbury, proprietor of the Schreiber Hotel for restricted parking in front of the hotel for guests, it was decided to remove the present meter. Mr. Harness stated the schools are interested in having an election for reeve and coun- cil in one of their grades. Coun- cil suggested Jack Gordon, as- sistant clerk, should visit the schools and give a talk on the procedures involved. Following the elections, successful candi- dates will be invited to attend a regular council meeting. The rink committee will be asked to notify council how many members are still re- quired on its board. Council- lor H. H. Fisher will make the necessary appointments. PAGE |3 MRS. DAVIS HEADS T.B. ASSOCIATION. The following Officers were presented by Mrs. Bern Whent, nominating committee chairman, gnd accepted by the East Thunder Bay Tuberculosis Association at their annual meeting: Reeve F.V. Harness, honorary president Mrs. Georgina Davis, president Mrs. Inez McCuaig, vice president L.R. McCuaig, honorary treasurer Mrs. Retta Pearson, Seal Sale chairman Mrs. Beth Macadam, Education chairman Mrs. Maybelle Furlonger, Case Finding and Rehabi litation chairman. W.G. Furlonger's position as executive secretary is by appointment. K.M. Clarke, of Sault St.Marie vice-president of the Ontario Tuberculosis Associa- tion, was the guest speaker. Reports presented included: Case Finding - Referred Clinics. Fort William Sanitorium 420 X-rays $ 280.25 Beardmore Clinic 52 X-rays $ 52.00 Schreiber Clinic 92 X-rays * 276.00 Manitouwadge Clinic 22 x-rays * 22.00 Nipigon Clinic 193 X-rays £193.00 Terrace Bay Clinic 114 X-rays $114.00 Geraldton Clinic 214 X-rays $214.00 Marathon Clinic 62 X-rays $ 62.00 Film Readings $542 .50 Long Lac'Heaf Apparatus § 27.30 Social Services and Rehabilitation - Sanitorium visits, eye glasses, clothing and Christmas gifts to patients in the Fort William Sanitorium $ 73.35. Education: While films were difficult to obtain during the past year, some were shown in schools, literature was distributed in the district and table napkins and program blanks were sent to communi-- ties. The financial statement, audited by the Bank of Montreal, was presented and studied. In his address, Mr. Clarke spoke of the origin of the Ontario Tuberculosis Association and its purpose. There are forty-seven district- and country voluntary groups, assisting in the OTA program. It is the job of the OTA office to co-re- late the activities of these many committees . The management committee of the OTA is made up of people who have previously been a part of local committees. Although we are now dealing with other respiratory diseases,'it is well to know that in Ontario alone there are 5,000,000 people