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Ld ES April 5th - April 6th . ALEXANDER THE GREAT Starring Richard "Burton, Claire Bloom. Superscope (color) April Tth-8thedth - TRIBUTE TO A BAD: MAN BLAeiine James -Cagney, Irene cee Cinemascope (color) April 10th - 'poril lth CAPTAIN LIGHTFOOT Starr: Starring Rock Hudson, Barbara Rush Cinemascope (color) WILL MAKE POLIO VACCINE AVAILABLE TO ALL -- ONTARIO MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS Health Minister MacKinnon Phillips announces that, due to some misunderstanding which has arisen concerning the Ontario F Government's policy in regard to distribution of poliomyelitis vaccine, he wishes to re- iterate that it.is the intention to make the vaccine: available. to all medical practitioners as soon as possible. There would be no charge, Such distribution possibly would be feasible following conclusion of the present vaccination programme being carried on by Medical Officers of Health, This programme, started by the provincial government in 1955, in all probability will be completed by next June, Any new policy, however, would naturally depend japon ee of the vaccine, By making. polio vaccine available to the get enough en'ries medical profession, Dr, Phillips said, the Ontario Government would simply be following the policy in effect in the case of other biological products such as diphtheria toxoid, The other products are now available to Medical Officers of Health and to medical practitioners, The latter can obtain these biologicals free of charge by applying directly to the Ontario Departiment of Health or to the health departments in whose jurisdiction they practice, if such dep- artments or tnits maintain distribution depots for their own areas, As for the safety of the commercial products processed in the United States and now sold in Canada to medical practitioners, Dr, Phillips said he had been assured by officials of the Department of National Health (cont'd, next column) Page 4 (Cont'd, from last colum) if and Welfare just a few weeks ago that a sample from every batch of the imported vaccine is sent ot the Virology Laboratory at Ottawa where it is tested in exactly the same manner as similar samples from the University of Toronto's Connaught Laborat- ories, sole source of Ontario's supply of vaccine so far, ren TO THE WONDERFUL PEOPLE OF TERRACE BAY, we say good-bye, Living here and assoc~ iating. with you has been an experience we will always remember, And while we say good~bye for now, we sincerely hope our paths may cross again. Shirley and Glenn Sievers, 0-0-0 STORK CLUB NEWS Congratulations this week go to Mr. and Mrs,. 0. Laurenson on the birth of a girl, March 29, 1957s To. Mr, and Mrs, P. Kinnard on the Nie of a son cn March 30, 1957. 0-0-0 GRAND PRIZE FOR MIXED BONSPIEL APRIL 13th and 14th The Terrace Bay Curling Club are happy to announce that in addition to their reg- ular prizes for the mixed bonspiel to be heid April 13th and 14th, and providing they >» they are giving eway, absolutely free, to the first prize winners, a week-end for four at beautiful Slate Is- lands, Transportation will be provided through the generosity of a local sportsman on his large luxury cruiser, The only string. attached to this trip is that it must be taken during the off tourist season, or to be more specific January, Fea or March, Entries are coming in fast, so come on folks and get in on the fun, If you haven't curled before, don't let that stop you. We have 75 or 80 curlers now who can!t curl either, Entry fee is only $1.00 and is open to all members of the Recreation Society, To enter just put your. name on the list in the Curling Club or let Jim MacDonald or. Curly Hale know, Closing date for entries - APRIL 11th,