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PAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS MAY 24, I973 Summer Hours - cont'd Signs outlining the summer hours will be posted throughout the Recreation Centre. LADIES KEEP-FIT PROGRAMME: Many of the ladies who are taking the keep- fit classes seem to be enjoying the programme very much. It was encouraging to see such good response to this programme and with the work put into the programme by Sue Bulawka it now appears the programme will repeat itself every spring. Registrants are reminded that their regis- tration fee must be paid by this Friday, May 25th. Fees are $2.50 for recreation members and $5.00 for non-recreation members. Sessions continue every Tuesday evening at the Terrace Bay campus auditorium. COMING EVENTS: Wednesday, May 23 - Minor Hockey Banquet - Moose Hall - 5:30 p.m. Monday, May 28 =~ Public Meeting - Canada Day programme in large meeting room Recreation Centre at 7:00 p.m. Thursday, June 7 - Terrace Bay Horticultural Society bedding plant sale from 4:00 p.m. through evening. Truck outside Recreation Centre. INFORMATION ONTARIO As part of our service to the public each Northern Affairs Office carries a complete line of the latest government publications. In many cases these are available free of charge. With spring now with us many a young man's fancy will turn to thoughts of tending his garden and lawn. Our office has available some very interesting publications on how to care for a lawn or garden. There are also other publications available on how to preserve ZORNE"S 20 SOUTHALCOURT STREET (next to the Paramount Theatre) THUNDER BAY 'P', ONTARIO TELEPHONE 344-0413 and store those home grown vegetables and fruits, All of these and many more interesting , publications are available at your Northern Affairs Office, Peninsula Building, Marathon Phone 229-II53. HOSPITAL BOARD MEETING The McCausland Hospital Board of Governors held a regular meeting on May I7, I973 with all members present. V. Mazzone, Administra- tor presented a report on the District Hospit- al Council Meeting held in Thunder Bay on May 3rd and 4th, I973. The theme of this meet -ing was "Role of Para-Medicals in the Deliv- ery of Health Care in Northwestern Ontario". In keeping with this theme, the second day of the conference was held at Confederation Coll- ege where mini-papers were given on the sub- jects of Ambulance Services, Pastoral Services Nurse Practitioner Services and Psychiatric Services. A letter was read from the Ministry of Health confirming the fact that they will pay two-thirds (2/3) of the capital costs of the renovation of the present heating system in order to tie in with the heating plant at Birchwood Terrace Home for the Aged. Dr. Jane Pickersgill, Medical Officer of Health and the senior staff of The Thunder Bay District Health Unit will be visiting Terrace Bay - Schreiber area on May 22, I973 and will meet with members of the Board, Administrator and Director of Nursing in the afternoon to discuss matters of mutual interest. Rena McAdam, President of the Board, appointed members for the Standing Committees of Development, Finance and Public Relations. The Executive Committee will hold a special meeting with the Chairman of these committees to establish guidelines and objectives for the coming year. continued page 5 REMBER FURNITURE WAREHOUSE I20I W.Walsh Street Thtnder Bay,Ont. ,near Airport) DISCOUNT PRICES Bedroom,Livingyoom,Kitchen Furniture, Motel Fu FREE DELIVE. iture and Bedding in NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO ls RL Westinghouse Applilances,Wall-to-Wall Broadloom RRS ilo i