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MAY 2, I973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 3 A rernace say news |i PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY at the News Print- ing Plant, Post Ofplce Building, Terrace Bay OFFICE HOURS - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon-Fri. DEADLINE- gon all advertisements and news material £5 NOON Monday gor Publication in that week's issue. SUBSCRIPTION RATE - $4.00 per year (Local) $5.00 per year (out-of- ow Second class mail Roa) tion Number 0867 Pinewood Release - cont'd ply with the Homes for the Aged Regulations. There were also some changes that would impro- ve the appearance and the cost of maintaining the building that would depend on capital mon- ies available. The Architect stated that building costs were high in Terrace Bay mainly because trades men would have to be brought in and housed; further this year many unions and companies were negotiating new contracts which made estimating hazardous. One distrubing factor to Board members was the fact that wood-fibre ceiling tile throughout the building would have to be removed and replaced, as it does not meet with fire marshal's standards. The Chairman, Mr. Symington, and the Admin- istrator, M.J. Vibert were authorized to att- end a meeting with the Architect and the Dir- ector Mr. L. Crawford, in Toronto, May 3,1973 to discuss the Birchwood project. A decision was made to accept ambulatory HOSPITAL VISIT? As an out-patient or to visit a friend or relative at Winni- peg's General, Children's or Rehab Hospi- tals, stay at the Maryland Hotel. Convenient, modern, close to downtown and just steps away from the General. Low room rates. Reservations: phone collect (204) 786-5981 HOTEL MARYLAND HOTEL Maryland at Notre Dame, Winnipeg, Manitoba residents in Birchwood prior to the renova- tions, further a year round vacation care pro- gram is to be initiated. A pamphlet is bejing prepared and will be sent to all municipal offices for distribution. Supervisors of Staff of both homes and two Board Members were authorized to attend a two day seminar and workshop on Staff Training to be held on May IO-II in Thunder Bay. The Administrator was authorized to attend McMaster University in conjunction with the correspondence course for Administrators on May I3-18, I973. GUIDING NEWS Recently ten of the Senior Guides were giv- en a very interesting and excellent tour of the Kimberly-Clark mill by Mr. Bob Deutscher. Many of the girls collected small samples of the process, so as to be able to start work on their 'Industrial Badge'. Two of the Guides .will be visiting a company in England this summer while on vacation and they are making a scrap book of Kimberly-Clarke and are hoping to bring one back from the other company on their local industry, so as to be able to show the Terrace Bay Guides. Once again Police Chief David Barnett visit -ed the Girls, and gave them an evening on Safety on the Roads. The Leaders hope that all the Girls who ride bicycles on Highway I7 will adhere to all the Safety rules discussed. Now is the time for hikes, camping and camp fires and the Natural Resources Department.gen -erously donated all sorts of literature on these subjects. Mr. John Stanford was the vis -itor for April and he spent a few informative hours with the Girls talking on camping areas available, campfire hazards and precautions to take when using campfires, especially in the Provincial Parks .and about beautiful nature continued page 4 .. LORNE"S CAMERAS FISHING TACKLE 20 SOUTH COURT STREET (next to the Paramount Theatre) THUNDER BAY 'P', ONTARIO TELEPHONE 344-0413