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AUGUST I, I973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 3 Ea TERRACE BAY NEWS 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 materials is NOON Monday for Publication in that week's issue. SUBSCRIPTION RATE - $4.00 per year (local) $5.00 per year (out-of- : town) Second class mail Registration Number 0867 This resolution did not have the required sup- port to carry and was defeated. Notice of Motion: Trustee F.E. Sechesky stated that at the next regular meeting of the Board, he would move or cause to be moved that this Memorandum of Agreement be approved. Trustee R.P. Ungar introduced the topic of term insurance for teachers, stating that it appears there is discrimination shown against certain teachers because of sex. This matter will receive the attention of the Board. Trustee F.E. Sechesky introduced the topic of tenders for painting. It was agreed that tenders should be called for scheduled paint- ing annually. For smaller painting jobs inci- dental to repairs and alterations, it may not be justified to call tenders. The next Board Meeting will be held on Thursday, August I6th, I973 at 7:00 p.m. in the Marathon High School. HOSPITAL BOARD MEETING The McCausland Hospital Board held a regular monthly meeting on July 17, I973. The minutes of the last meeting of the Development Committ- ee were read by Mrs. D. Rummery. V. Mazzone read recent correspondence from Wilson Memorial Hospital in Marathon regarding a proposed dis- trict health council. Pinewood Court will re- view the request for a written committment re- garding heat at their next Board meeting. Correspondence from CHIMO regarding the hos- pital by-laws was read. A resolution was pass- ed to amend the by-laws by deleting Part I, Section 3 (3) (a) which states "No person may be elected or appointed a Governor after reach- ing the age of seventy (70) years." This amen- dment must now be forwarded to the Ministry of Health for approval. If approved, it will then be added to the agenda of the Annual Meeting for confirmation by the members of the Hospital Corporation. Accounts payable for June in the amount of $23,042.65 were passed for payment. Dr. Adey reported that the Credentials Com -mittee had reviewed the application of Dr. Spacek and their report was read to the Board. A resolution was passed to appoint Dr. Spacek to the Medical Staff with specific privileges as recommended by the Credentials Committee. D. Rummery commended the Chief of Staff for - his expedient handling of this matter and al- so the prompt attention of the Credentials Committee in order that the new doctor in Schreiber would have these formalities comple- ted before he arrives to begin his new prac- tice. Under new business, R. McAdam read the pro- gram for the Small Hospital Conference to be held in Sault Ste. Marie on September 5, I973 Don Beno, of our Board, will be part of a re- action panel to present the views of hospital trustees regarding a paper to be given on "Organizing Community Health Services". Board members were urged to attend this conier -ence if at all possible. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, August 2I, I973 in the Terrace Bay Municipal Office. ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION ZONE PIC-NIC NEYS PROVINCIAL PARK SUNDAY, AUGUST 5TH 2 p.m. SEE YOU ALL THERE PAT JONES, ZONE COMMANDER - Final responsibility for manage- ment of Canada's forests for the most part rests with the Crown which owns 90% of the nation's forests. HOBBY STOCK & LATE MODEL RACING TIME TRIALS AT 8:00 P.M. FOLLOWED BY RACING IN THE EVENT OF RAIN, RACING WILL BE POSTPONED TO THE FOLLOWING MONDAY AT THE SAME TIMES.