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975 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE I9 { HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATOR rd of Governors of The McCausland orporation announces the appointment ry Nagorski as Hospital Administrator ki holds a degree in Business Admin- from the Canadian Institute of Scie- chnology and will receive a Hospital tors Certificate from McMaster Univer spring. ple of Schreiber will no doubt remem- as he resided in Schreiber in 1969, ing for Ontario Hydro as senior field His most recent position was assis nistrator for Rainycrest Home. for the rt Frances. member of the.Knights of Columbus, e and Legion and enjoys fishing, nd camping in his leisure time. his wife Rita and nine year old son residing at 535 Lakeview Drive in y. For business purposes he may be at The McCausland Hospital Administra ce, Rooms 115 and 116, Birchwood - Public Relations Committee. RRACE BAY SKI CLUB NEWS Club is happy to have the new tow lled and operating well. With excel- er and hill conditions many skiers t to good use during the past month. first time the splicing was accom- local members. Even with the gener- ration of Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware Dave Shpirko manager, the cost to ib was still double that of the prev- ase. One can easily ascertain, from inflation has indeed hit nearly every laily living. aturday morning, March I, ski lessons ssfully completed. Most members att- sessions. Practice for Carnival events will be held on Saturday, March 8th at 10 a.m. for all participants. Please sign up - and attend. Ski Club Carnival Events shall commence at 6:30 Sunday evening March 9th. Jumping, Slal- om and Areal Free Style competitions will be the order of the evening. The Guides will be selling hot dogs and re- freshments. Everyone is welcome to come out, join in the fun and cheer the skiers on. L.A. TO GUIDES AND BROWNIES NEWS The monthly meeting of the Local Association to Guides and Brownies was held February 24th in the Community Church basement with I0 mem-- bers present. President, Mrs. C. Cvitkovich opened the meeting with the Guide Prayer. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. Alyward. Plans for the Mother & Daughter banquet were finalized. Mrs. Saranpaa, Brownie Leader of Pack. 1:ig compiling the history of Brownies and Guides in Terrace Bay. If anyone has pictures or records she would greatly appreciate the use of them. The "Guiding on the Move" buttons are avail -able to everyone. They may be purchased from either Guides or Brownies of packs for 26¢. Plans were begun for the Easter Bake Sale which will probably be held on Saturday, March 29th, The meeting was adjourned and a delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Cotton and Mrs. I. Fournier. ~ SOCIAL SPECTRUM Visiting with John and Fred Knight for the weekend were their daughter Ellen, her husband Robert Rotmark and daughter Kyla from Gerald- ton. Leslie Rhae Thompson is home from Cambrian College, Sudbury visiting with her parents Verl and Dorothy Thompson. Louise Brooks is home from George Brown Coll -ege visiting with Helen and Jack, her parents. Visiting with Mary and Peter Vanderkam for the weekend from Thunder Bay were Anne and Art Vanderberg. Home for a week with Mary and Peter were Alex Vanderkam and a friend Brian Hunter from Waterloo University. Susie Scott is home visiting her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Bruce Scott. Mr. Curtis Desrosiers is home with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Dave Desrosiers.