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EC --_ i Public Library Terrace Bay, Ont. VOL. 'I9 NO. -2 JANUARY I4, I976 ~ 20¢ PER COPY THE MCCAUSLAND HOSPITAL WELCOMES MR. PAUL MATHEW AS ADMINISTRATOR Mr. Paul Mathew, his wife, Nancy, sons Samuel and Richard, and and daughter Susan arr -ived in Terrace Bay the beginning of Jan. They are presently residing at I8I Hudson. Mr. Mathew received his B.A. from the Un iversity of Madras,- India. This degree has been accredited by the University of Saskatchewan. He holds diplomas in Nurs- ing, Diognostic Radiology and Financing and Accounting. Mr. Mathew has also completed a recognized two year course in Hospital Ad- ministration from the University of Saskat-~ chewan. Mr. Mathew was Administrator of the Hos- pital at Bentley, Alberta for three years and spent another three years as Administrator at Lynn Lake, Manitoba. BOARD-OF EDUCATION MEETING The Lake Superior Meeting No. I/76 was held in Marathon High School on January I, I976. Director of Education and Secretary, W.F. Pogue chaired the meeting until the el- ection of a Board Chairman was completed. Nominations for Chairman were: R. Weeks, J. Nugent and A. Gordon. As a result of balloting, R. Weeks was de- clared Chairman and immediately took over the chair from W.F. Pogue. Nominations for Vice-Chairman were: R. A- court and R. Ungar. Cont'd page 4.......... TERRACE BAY councrz QUOTES ~ The first regular meeting of Terrace Bay Township Council for I976 was held Wednesday, January 7th at 8 p.m: with Reeve Roy Bray and all Councillors present. The minutes of the previous regular meet- ing and a special meeting held December 23rd to pass the zoning by-law were approved. Correspondence ihcluded: From Treasurer of Ontario re Prov./Federal grant-in-aid of Municipal Services re Kimberly Clark Expans- ion; From Ontario Hydro re I976 rates; From Ministry of Housing re Community Planning Study grants; From Ontario Good Roads Associ- ation re seminar for councillors February 23rd in Toronto; From North York Hydro - resolution; Notice gf appointments to District Child Welfare Budget Board, J. Kennedy being appointed; A copy of a letter re the Aguasa- , | bon Beach property; Notice of a Housing Sem- inar, January I3th in Thunder Bay; Letter of resignation from Library Board, F.J. Helmink; From Marathon Swim Pool committee re fund raising dance January I7th; and From Island. View Service, quotation $upply of gas, 3¢ below prevailing pump price. The Police Department Report and the Build- ing Inspectors report for December were read. Under new business the annual appointments to various boards are as follows: - Recreation - Facilities - Cy Brassard, Recre- ation Rep., Committee - J. Kennedy; Police - J. Kennedy; Fire - P. Helmink; Library -- P. Helmink; Public Works - J. Hale; Home for Aged - J. Hale; Finance - R. Bray, J. Hale; Wages - Cy Brassard, J. Kennedy, R. Bray, B. Hanley; Union - R. Bray, J. Kennedy, B. Hanley; Hydro ~ Cy Brassard. Accounts passed for payment were: continued page 2 # .