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JUNE I2, I974 TERRACE BAY NEWS .PAGE 3 BE A. TERRACE BAY NEWS * PUBLISHERS FRANCIS & DEBORAH HELMINK PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY at the News Print- ing Plant, Post Office Building, Terrace Bay OFFICE HOURS - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon. - Fri. DEADLINE - for all advertisements and news material is NOON Monday for publication in that week's issue. SUBSCRIPTION RATE: $5.00 per year (local) $6.00 per year (out-of-town) Second class mail Registration Number 0867. Official Opening - continued The Ministry plaque unveiled by Mr. H. Sohn and Mr. M. Graver expressed appreciation to Kimberly-Clark for the Motor Hotel, to the Province of Ontario for their assistance, and the notation that it wculd be operated by the Thunder Bay District Board of Management as a Home for the Senior Citizens of Thunder Bay District. Board Member, Mrs. Margaret Sideen, and President of the Thunder Plesner expressed her pleasure at being invit- ed to attend the opening and for the opportun- ity of visiting and meeting the residents of Terrace Bay. i As people began to take leave of each oth- er, it was very evident that Birchwood Terr- ace official opening had, indeed, been most successful. - Photos page 4 HOSPITAL BOARD MEETING The McCausland Hospital Board of Governors held a regular monthly meeting on May 2I, I974 in the basement of the Schreiber Municipal Building. The minutes of the last regular meeting and the Special Meeting of April I7, I974 were de- clared adopted as circulated to the Board. The Board received a report regarding the negotiations for a heating agreement ,with Pine- wood Court. The Executive Committee was author -ized to continue the negotations in an effort to bring the matter to conclusion. Sprinkler system preliminary quotations were continued page 5 ev oso ec Bay Municipal League, unveiled the District plague which included the names of the Board of Man- agement and the I6 parti- cipating municipalities. A good turn-out of Mun- icipal Representatives, including Mayors, Reeves, Board Chairmen and Coun- cillors, as well as a goodly number of residents from the District contri- buted substantially to the gala occasion and who enjoyed a wine and cheese party served in the main lounge sponsored by Bar- nett-McQueen Management Contractors. Heads of staff from Pinewood Court and Birch- wood Terrace enjoyed a most palatable lake trout dinner at which the new Director, Mr. Sohn brought greetings from the Senior Citizens' Bureau and ex- pressed his Departments' desire to be of assistan- ce wherever and whenever possible. Mrs. Dorothy M5J 1R2. ( LA POLICE PROVINCIALE DEL' A besoin des candidat(e)s bilingues pour une carriere provocante comme des agents et agentes de police $10,800 par an -- a commencement $13,500 par an -- apres trois ans La position vous offre e sécurité e opportunité e contentement de travail Qualifications: agé de 21 -- 35 ans; de bonne moralité; en bonne santé; graduation d'une école secondaire (grade Xll) ou equivalent; bilingue (anglais et francais) -- gens: taille minimum 5'8", poids minimum 160 livres -- femmes: taille minimum 5'4", poids minimum 110 livres. Bienfaits: tous bienfaits du Service Publique de I'Ontario y compris trois semaines vacation annuellement; congé de convalescence et l'assurance médical; perfectionnement et des uniformes sont fournis. Solliciter: en personne a une détachement de PPO, ou écrivez aux le Directeur de la Gestion Des Carrieres, 8 Rue York, Toronto, Ontario, ONTARIO e responsabilité LA POLICE PROVINCIALE DE L'ONTARIO