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15 PAGE I7 THE McCAUSLAND HOSPITAL "QUOTES" The regular meeting of the Board of Governors was held in the Library of the Schreiber Campus, Lake Superior High School March I8th, I975 at 8 p.m. Minutes of the last meeting were adopted as circulated. All Committees had their reports in and these included the Development Committee, Finance and Executive Committee, Public Relations Committee, Negotiating Committee and Property Committee. It was moved by the Development Committee that the Administrator be authorized to research and purchase the necessary furniture and equipment for the lab, emergency dept. and other essentials for the new doctors offi- ces. j In regards to the Ontario Nurses Association it was decided that the Hospital Personnel Relations Bureau be engaged to represent us in our negotiations at the local level. The Property Committee toured the hospital making note of Pain Eing. etc. that should be done. The new sprinkler system is now installed in the hos- pital. Requests were received by the Board that a plaque should be gotton for "In Memorium" for those that have donated and this plaque to be placed in the new hospital. The Board argued this should be looked into. Accounts in the amount of $30,196.24 were passed for payment. Reports were heard of the president expressing her view that if you are an appoint- ed board member you should try to attend as many meetings as possible. Fund Raising ideas were also tossed around for discussion and it was stated that the Skate-a-Thon would soon be in action. Nipigon Memorial Hospital would like joint service of a physiotherapist but the Board decided to wait until our expansion. The Annual Meeting of the McCausland Hospital will be held on April 7th at 8 p.m. in Schreiber High School Sampus, The nominating committee for this year's annual neti would be B. McCracken and Wm. Houston with assistance of the board as a whole. Life memberships were now brought to the stage where $100.00 donated wou- 1d entitle the person as a life member. Mr. J. Figliomeni advised he would not stand for re-election at the Annual Meeting of April 7th, I975. Building Fund to date is just over $I0,000.00. NFB FILM ON OCTOBER CRISIS TO BE TELECAST ON CBC-TV APRIL 28 Action: The October Crisis of 1970, a 90-minute documentary on the period when FLQ kidnappings sent army tanks rumbling into Quebec and caused the evoking of the War Measures Act, will be telecast on the CBC-TV network Monday, April 28 at 9:30 p.m., EST. In making the announcement, Knowlton Nash, Director of Television Infor- mation Programs for the CBC's English Services Division, said, "The crisis was one of the most crucial events in Canadian history and must have ex- haustive and sensitive examination so Canadians can understand what happened and why. "This film is a graphic reportage of the events of that crisis and I am pleased that we have been able to juggle previous commitments in our tele- vision schedule so that we could televise the program in the current season" said Mr. Nash. The National Film Board production, directed by Robin Spry, divides into two parts - tracing the development of separatism in Quebec through the forties and fifties up until the dramatic event of the fall of I970; and the crisis itself. The bulk of the film deals with the kidnapping of Pierre Laporte and James Cross, the murder of Laporte, and with the political and civil rights questions which resulted from the kidnapping and the murder.