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a aa st ig I ---- ISN 'October 31, one feature is a fire map, up- Ee i mw AUGUST 25, 1976 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 3 support these programs in 1976-77. of a digital scoreboard. --. on current blazes, potential hazardous areas, "BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING: Cont'd from Pg 2 The interest and support of the public in our evening programs is very encouraging and it is hoped that the public will continue to In the last session of the Ontario Legis- lature, an Act was passed (Bill 122) autho- rising The Lake Superior Board of Education to sell any houses that it now owns to emplo- yees of the Board "under such terms and con- ditions as may be agreed upon between the Board and the : employee". * WINTARIO _GRANT FOR TERRACE BAY Grants totalling $86,496 have been approv- ed for twenty projects in the District of Thunder Bay from the proceeds of the Ontario lottery. The amounts range from $15,875 to $350.00. The Township of Terrace Bay will receive a grant up to $6,562 for renovations to the arena building including improvements to the ice plant facilities, new ventilation and public address, systems and the installation ONTARIO FOREST FIRES THEME OF MINISTRY'S. C.N.E. EXHIBIT = fl The forest fire problem in Northern Ont- ario is the topic of the vivid Ministry of Natural® Resources exhibit at this year's Canadian National Exhibition. The exhibit is situated on the ground' floor 'of the East Annex of the Coliseum. The behind-the-scenes story is téld of how Ontario's approximately 2,000 forest fires are brought under control each year. Because the annual fire season lasts until dated daily, which will give a status report the fire crews and equipment deployed to fight] outbreaks. Exhibit staff will include veter-- an fire control officers who will give regul- ar fire briefings as well as answer questions. A walk through a just-burned forest with examples of how wildlife, plants and trees recover from. .the effects of a fire is another unusual display. In addition, various specimens of the Min- istry of Natural Resources' exhibit animals and birds are shown, supported by information about the beneficial as well as damaging ef- fects of forest fires on their survival. : 'Special reference is made to this year's severe outbreak of fires in the North during May and June. Another display portrays the exciting history of fire protection in Ontarid Ontario will be forced into further staff and service cuts this fall as a result of the going back to 1883. 01d photographs, docu- ments, firefighting airplane models - both "historic and current - are included. A major tie-in with the exhibit will be the water-bombing and manoeuvering demonstra~ tions by six Ministry firefighting aircraft 'on the C.N.E. waterfront during the Interna- tional Air Show, September' 3, 4, 5 and 6. MORE HOSPITAL STAFF AND SERVICE CUTS 'Ontario Hospital Association Director, : R. Alan Hay, warned that many hospitals across 3 3 i § Provincial Government's cost constraints. : In a statement prepared for release, Mr. Hay said, "I am appalled that with seven months of the year gone, hospitals are only now being notified by the Ministry of Health of their 1976 budget allowances. What i ; worse", said Hay, "is that most hospitals are finding they will have less money for ser ~vices and staff than the Ministry had pre- viously led them to expect. : "Earlier this year", said Hay, "hospitals were told they would be permitted increases over 1975 equivalent to 8% more for employee costs and 10% more for all other supplies and services. Continued page 4, viu..... { COWNE CINEMA TERRACE BAY - ONTARIO - TELEPHONE 825-3771 Hs SHOW TIMES - MONDAY - THURSDAY 8:00. P.M, Sh Ts FRIDAY & SATURDAY 7 & 9 P.M! 5 "SUNDAY 8:30 P.M. go 10.26 10 5:28 Mel Brooke' BLAZING SADDLES Fram Warner Bik Wainer Communcanens comer OD Slating CLEAVONLITTLE: GENE WILDER ADULT ENTERTAINMENT sun. 29 or 30 © JAMES NAUGHTON - INDSAY WAGNER 11 SECOND WIND' tes DON SHEBIB: D1 nl ADULT ENTERTAINMENT i Sept. Tue. 3 I Wed. "A warm and tender Film thal should be seen by everyone Definitely don't let this one get away from you New York Times 0,0 ( ADULT ENTERTAINMENT