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APRIL'23, 3975 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 5 5 YEARS AGO - APRIL 23, 1970 Reeve Cavanaugh received a letter from Mr. C.M. MoInt- osh, Director of Quetico Centre, which was read to Council, commending the Reeve for his particular contribution to the recent conference on Government et the district level in Northwestern Ontario. Mr, MoIntosh ended his letter by say- ing "Your participation in the seminar was rewarding to all of us here at Quetico. Those are the times that give us the drive to continue our work." STORK CLUB: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Macrae of Terr- ace Bay, a daughter, on April 17th. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Vincenzo, J. Commisso of Schreiber, a son, on April 20th. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Phillips of Cameron Falls, a daughter, on April 20th, 1970. Patricia Ann Simmer, eldest daughter of Mrs, Simmer and the late Charles Simmer, Michael Fenton, son of Mr. at 5 p.m. April 18th, Terrace Bay. Dean J.M. Cano officiated for the double ring ceremony when Catherine Mary, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs, David McLellan and Daniel (Danny John Riley, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Riley junior, all of Schreiber, were united in marriage in Holy Angels Romen Catholic Church on April 11th, 1 YEAR AGD - APRIL 24, 197% Mrs. Margaret Simmer and Mrs. Eileen Black are pleased to announce the engagement of their children Lynn and Terry. Mrs. Lilian Christie, who recently retired from C.P. Rail service as the superintendant?'s private secretary, has been honoured at several occasions. Congratulations to Sam Ballentine and the Bombardiers}? They won the Roll-Offs last Fridey night. Other members on the team are A, Daley, June Schritt, B. Comeau, L. Theriault and N. Chopty. The Cameron Highlanders were runners-up. Margaret became the bride of and Mrs. W.J. Fenton of Toronto, in St. Martin's Romen Catholic Church, KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION ST. MARTIN SEPARATE SCHOOL Terrace Bay THURSDAY, APRIL 24th 19:00 h (7:00 P.M.) LIBRARY OF ST. MARTIN SCHOOL Forms and information have already been mailed to parents who, according to school records have children eligible to attend Kindergarten this September. If you have a child who will be 5 years g 2!d by March 31st, 1976*, and you have not t yet received these forms, please telephone the school (825-3255) as soon as possible. * Please note the ¢ in birthdate deadline: We will asoept children who will be five years old by March 31st, 1976, provided that room is available in our kindergarten class this September. We expect a small kindergarten enrollment, but it is difficult to know ~ exactly how many students we will have becauss of new families coming to town for the Mill expension, If you have a child who was born in January, February, Lor March, 1971, please telephone the school for more ~ information on enrolling your child for this September. The Ministry of Labour of the Ontario Gov- ernment will increase the minimum rate of pay from $2.25 to $2.40 effective May Ist. This rate is effective for all general hourly rated "employees and is the minimum wages that employ --ers are required to pay their employees in Ontario. There are a few exceptions to this rate e.g construction workers are to receive a minimum of $2.65 per hour. Those persons hiring on a job with no experience can be classified as a learner for the first thirty days of employ- ment at a rate of $2.30 per hour. The student rate of $2.00 per hour applies to students under eighteen who work during school holidays or who do not work more than continued page 6 WANTED DIRECTOR OF NURSING Individuals with experience in nursing administration and preferably a B. Sec. N. or an R.N. with multi experience pre- ferred in nursing are invited +o submit applications as Director of Nursing for The McCausland Hospital, Terrace Bay, Ontario by April 30, 1975. The successful applicant will be expected to provide creative and inovative ieader- ship in all aspects of nursing. Terrace Bay, Ontario, population of app- roximately 1800 is located on the main line of the C.P.R. and Trans Canada High- way and is only 130 miles east of Thunder Bay, Ontario and is referred +o as the Gem of the North Shore. This is a paper mill town which will be in the process of expansion and also the hospital is plann- ing a new 23 bed hospital. A full resume along with references is expected. Salary commensurate wi+h qualifications and experience. Apply in writing to: Mr. J.G. Nagorski, Administrator The McCausland Hospital, P.O. Box 697, Terrace Bay, Ont. POT 2WO