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PAGE 4 TERRACE, BAY NEWS MAY 5, 1971 Weatherproof Your Topcoat Let us clean, press and make your topcoat water-repel lent Schreiber, O * of Health Unit = cont'd from page 1 ...... and notification of such to the Minister of Health. It was generally agreed that retention of a perman- ent legal representative to act as required by the Health Unit would be a desirable move, and the tu matter left with the executive committee for full investigation. Following a lengthy and lively discussion the Board agreed fo the implementation of a Family Planning Program at the clinic facilities in Thunder Bay. It is hoped the clinic will begin in September 1971 and will be available to all those in the Thun- der Bay District Health Unit area. ; J.K. Cooke, vice chairman and chairman of fin- ance, presented certain correspondence between the Board and the Province relating to funding during the current year. Despite severe curtailments in various departments the budget proposed will be for all prac- tical purpose unaffected. The 1970 annual report presented by the Medical Director was favorably received by the entire Board . In the opinion of the Board it had been a successful and productive year. cont'd next column....... 7 NIPIGON YJ: , COIN LAUNDRY 1108S and IN DRY RENAE Server DRY CLEANING -- ONE HOUR SERVICE-- 23 = 3rd. Street Nipigon, Ont. BULK & PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING & PRESSING OPEN = 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. MON, thru SAT. OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO PROPLE TRAVELLING TO THUNDER BAY =~ CLOTHES RECEIVED EN ROUTE WILL BE READY ON RETURN TRIP. MOVING? CALL REMBER VAN & STORAGE LTD. AGENTS FOR UNITED VAN LINES 4 FOR AN ACCURATE ESTIMATE OF LONG DISTANCE MOVING COSTS ANYWHERE Ye DIAL FREE OF CHARGE - ZENITH 5-5080 Mrs. Remus thanked Harold McParland, board mem- ber, for making the arrangements for the meeting, and others concerned, for the warmth of their welcome, participation and hospitality. Reeve Harness and Reeve Cavanaugh spoke briefly and expressed their pleasure in seeing the Board 'come to the people'. Coffee and lunch was served during a break in the meeting and at the close by Edith Cosgrove and Donna Blanchette, kinettes, with Kin Mike Cosgrove at the coffee urn. Photo below = by |. McCuaig = front = J.K. Cooke, Mrs .Grace Remus, Gladys Gordon; back - Harold McParland, J. Palko, W.G. Klages, Dr. Jane Picker sgill, and D.C, Daniels. At the last Guiders' meeting on April 17, 1971, Lee Cormier received her warrant as a lieutenant in Guides, Connie Cvitkovich received her Deputy Commissioner's badge and Susan Merkley was enrolled as a Brown Owl. At a previous time Myrtle McBride was given her warrant as a Tawny Owl in Brownies. CARD OF THANKS ~ I wish to express my sincere thanks to Dr. McCausland, Dr. Adey, nurses and staff of McCausland Hospi- tal, for the kindness shown me during my stay there, and to the people who visited me and sent cards. Arthur Lemieux. |