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PAGE 6 : : TERRACE BAY NEWS MAY ll, 1977 (2) (HOSPITAL TOTES McCAUSLAND HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND: The Board of Governors of the McCausland Hospital gratefully acknowledge the following contributions to the building fund: Personal contributions $106.40 In Memoriam $92.00 Interest on Term Deposits (a) Bank of Montreal - $918.49 (b) Canadian Imperial - $179.20 - $286.26 - $8383.77 ; Kimberly-Clark's 40% on a dollar $5042.25 Total cash as of May 6/77 = $279,830.78 Total cash plus promised contributions when building begins is $307,836.78. MINUTES OF THE McCAUSLAND HOSPITAL ANNUAL MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, APRIL 19TH, 1977. AUDITORIUM - LAKE SUPERIOR HIGH SCHOOL - SCHREIBER CAMPUS: Mrs. Rena McAdam, President of the Board of Governors, called the Meeting to order at 8:10 p.m. The President welcomed approximate- ly (50) fifty members of the Corporation and gave an informative message on costs, const- raints, and cooperation. Presentation of Annual Reports: Finance and Audit - Mr. Bill Houston, Chairman, highlighted the Auditors' 1976 Financial Statements noting a surplus of $7,711 due mainly to the fact that approved employee positions were filled for only a portion of the year. : It was moved by William Houston and second- ed by Dorothy Rummery that the Report of the Finance & Audit Committee be accepted as pre- sented. CARRIED. ; It was moved by William Houston and second- ed by Dr. Keith Wilkes that the Auditors' Re- port and Financial Statements for the year 1974 be accepted. CARRIED. Development--- : Mrs. Jeanette McEwen, Chairman, stated the Functional Program was resubmitted December 20th, 1976. In Toronto, March 10th, 1977, Hospital Representatives, with J. Petersmeyer, Architect, and J. Stokes, M.P.P., met with the Ministry of Health, at which time Stage D was approved. On March 29th, 1977, in Terrace Bay Stage E (Block Schematics) was approved by the Ministry of Health. Continued page 8 .... LINES AND WRINKLES By MARY KAI LUA Cosmetic science has extracted | hopeless should start to vanish a skin beauty substance from in a few days. But that isn't all. the bean of a tropical plant that That discouraging weather- works wonders by 'making darkened old-age skin tone rough, lined face and dry chap- fades away. But don't take my ped hands look years younger word for it . .. use this exciting fast. Use it tonight and you substance yourself for 7 days . . . should see vast improvement in satisfaction is guaranteed or re- the moming. Many small lines turn for refund. It's the tropical around the eyes and mouth may nut extract that works wonders already have disappeared and for wrinkles and lines. It's called wrinkles you have given up as Cocrema Dry Skin Creme. AVAILABLE AT: . WAGHORN'S - PHARMACY °//| RECREATION DEPT. Ne WEEKLY REPORT 1977-78 RECREATION DISCS AVAILABLE MAY 18TH: The 1977-78 Recreation discs have arrived and the Recreation Office is in the process of making the discs available to all members. Commencing on Wednesday, May 18th, Recreation discs may be picked up at the Recreation Of- fice during office hours. MINOR BALL PROGRAMME : With the registration deadline date having been passed, this week will be used to select teams and circulate the schedules to all pla- yers. League play will get underway starting next week, May 16th. : We still require more volunteers for coach -es and umpires. If you can help in any way, 'please call the Recreation Office at 3542. LADIES FASTBALL: * Anyone who is interested in playing ladies fastball this year, simply call Rosemarie Deutscher. An open practise for all interest- ed ladies will be held this Thursday, May 13, at the High School field at 7:00 p.m. COMING EVENTS: Every Tuesday morning - A morning out for women of all faiths - 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the basement of the Community Church. Enjoy a cup of coffee while sharing ideas on crafts, cooking, etc. A play area is provided for children. Thurs. May 12th - Ladies interested in learn- ing the basics of golf are invited to come out at 6 p.m. - golf clubs available - mem~ bers of Ladies Club there to assist begin=- ners. Temporary green fees of $2.00 will be charged. A yo Se