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March 5, 1959 TERRACE BAY NEWS "Authorized as 2nd Class Mail - - Post Office Department, Ottawa. ~ Box 579, Terrace Bay, Ont. Published weekly on each. Thursday. News deadline for ads is Noon each Monday, other items, Tuesday wee Office phone 3747 PUBLISHER - J. B. BEDDARD Man,.Editor - I, R. Marsh Commencing March 16th will. remain closed all day Monday and will be open for business all ' | TERRACE BAY BEAUTY SALON & BARDER SHGP - { | day ---- =i now. ons For ELECTROLUX Cidansemse aie parts and service, contact EMIL SEPPALA Electrolux dealer, 325 Argyle Street, Port Arthur, Ont. Telephone 4-1173, FOR SALE. -.148 Dodge Fluid Drive Sedan-- overhauled - new paint - A-1 shape, fully equipped. Phone 3359, FOR SALE - Excellent building lot 150!X 50! on Hillview Avenue, Schreiber. Phone 595, | GUIDES (contta from Page 2) | R.Nesbitt, they will then receive the second + and so forth until they have passed six such | challenges this year to become a Chief's i Patrol, Having agreed on a visit to Ireland, { each Patrol looked around» Terrace Bay for | those wo could help them know more about | 'Ireland. The first Patrol invited Mrs. G. ' Soughton who. taught them several jolly. Irish i songs. | Mrs. Harris was invited by the second ; Patrol and spoke of life in Ireland as a ; Brownie and Guide and answered many ques- 'tions on recruits, tests and particularly on camping, Mrs. S.RBoyd, Sr., gave a very ! interesting description of home life in Ire- { land for the third Patrol, ranging. from thatched roofs, to how to make an Irish 1 Stew. j Entertainment was also provided by \three } .of the Guides, Darlene Larson and Bonnie i' .Hamilton who did the Irish Jig accompanied ; at the piano by Donna Brown, i Mrs.L.Shubaly was the fourth special , guest invited and showed the girls her movies taken during a visit to Ireland, { Guide Ainsley Middaugh thanked the ; guests for their kindness in coming and i helping them with so much of interest about Ireland. [adge Secretary, Mrs. L.Haviland ,reported the challenge successfully. met. opener ete tit Eee sie VL Si ACH COMMUNITY CHURCH AUXILIARY MEET "Beneath the Cross of Jesus" was the ,opening hymn sung at the meeting Monday ,evening of the Ladies Auxiliary in the. . Community Church, Mrs, R,Rapke gave the i Scripture reading and, with Mrs, C.Simmer | lat the piano, Mrs, J. Beddard sang "0 Love That Will not let me Go", Mrs, C.E,Paget welcomed the ladies to the March meeting and also Dr.Lavender tha TERRACE BAY NEWS "} Momentum, Page.3. ANNUAL REPORT FROM MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH ~The following report upon the health and sanitary conditions of our community for the year ending December 3lst, 1958; has been issued by Dr.D.J.M.McCausland, Medical Officer of Health, "In general, "we.have been fortunate during the year in having little infectious disease and the health of the population has been good, Examination of new pupils was carried out in both grade schools throughout the year and visits made as well by the school nurse and myself for the purpose of immunization, Rou-- tine examinations of various grades for infes- tation, throat conditions, vision defects and -any abhormality noticed by the teacher were 'made 'at intervals, | } | | { Immunization against poliomyelitis which is begun.at six months of age is carried on throughout the year as well as the usual pro- ! tection against diphtheria, whooping cough and a | tetanus for pre-school and school age child- ren, The adult immunization against polio has | been rather slow in catching on but is gaining | As you may know, the provincial government has now begun the manufacture and | distribution of a new vaccine for children which incorporates Rep vaccine as well as I the D{/R,\T. | There have been cule minor outbreaks of measles, German measles and mumps and only one | case of scarlet fever during the year, All schools were found to be in excellent | i | } | sanitary condition, As in previous years, a weekly inspection of the North Camp facilities was made as well as an occasional inspection' of the local res- taurant located in the Rec.Centre. These. inspections have shown satisfactory sanitation in every case. All water samples submitted from the town supply have been reported _ by the provincial laboratory, During 1958, there were 55 births to resi- dents of Terrace Bay in. our hospital and a total of 144 births. There was one adult death during the year and no stillbirth or 'childhood death." | guest speaker, Minutes of the past meeting and correspondence were read by Secretary Mrs. | G.Galvin.and Treasurer's report by Mrs,N,.Coan, ; Report of the convenors were: . Publicity, Mrs¢ R,Cotton; Property, Mrs, H.Haughn; Sick & | Visiting, Mrs.T.Young, Membership, Mrs.G, Maitland. Mrs. Maitland also reported for | the afternoon branch of the Auxiliary which had met in the afternoon with fourteen Bement, No work project had been decided upon by this group as.yet but suggestions had been received ; from Miss Dearling of the Lakehead. Dr, | Lavender also addressed this group with his Haster message. | Mrs.S.Keller reported on the Bake Sale of | last Friday. Mrs. F,0,Soughton outlined the | program for the April meeting when Miss Sommer | ofthe Schreiber High School staff will be the guest speaker, Mrs,.Soughton had also invited the President and members of the Schreiber Auxiliary to accompany Miss Sommer, A film 'Feasting with Sala