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PAGE 1I2 TERRACE BAY NEWS AUGUST 9, I973 HEALTH MINISTER URGES PARENTS TO HAVE THEIR CHILDREN IMMUNIZED Health Minister Dr. Richard T. Potter urges Ontario parents to be sure their children are adequately immunized before they go to school in the fall. A Ministry study, in 37 of Ontario's 43 health units, revealed that one in every five children entering school in September I972 had less than adequate immunication against prevent- able diseases. Of the 128,884 children in the study, 99,881 were kindergarten children, rep- resenting 79 per cent of all children at that school level in the province. About 75 per cent of those studied had been immunized against diphtheria, pertussis (whoop- ing cough), tetanus and polio. Smallpox vacc- ine had been given to 65.5 per cent of the children. Only 58 per cent -- in some areas, less than 30 per cent -- of the pre-schoolers had been vaccinated against measles. Less than 20 per cent of the children studied had received rubel- la (German measles) vaccine. "With this rate of immunication, outbreaks of measles are in- evitable," Dr. Potter said. > ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Chicoine of Schreiber are happy to announce the engagement of their daughter Gisele to Mr. M.J. Hoggart of London Ontario. The wedding will take place on Saturday, September Ist, I973 in Holy Angels Church. Reception to be held in the Moose Hall, Terrace Bay. LADIES GOLF NEWS Regardless of the damp foggy start to the ladies Open Golf tournament, mother nature smil- ed through about lunch time, turning our tourn- ament into a huge success. The visiting ladies were most complimentary on our course and the care of it. Also how litter free it was in com -parison to their own. Thanks to Roy and Ken for their never tiring effort, you make us all proud of our membership in the Terrace Bay club A. Lushney won top honours with N. Durica runner-up; low net J. Rattray, 2nd low net J. Whitney, low gross Ist nine holes C. Vinnie, low gross 2nd nine holes B. Bliss, low net Ist nine holes J. Gunter, low net 2nd nine holes J. Megraw. Congratulations gals. Novelty prizes going to H. Gordon, Carol Pauline Jones of Thunder Bay won the fifty dollar bond. Following the presentation of prizes a lov- ely buffet luncheon was enjoyed by all. *A vo- te of thanks to Marg Gander for her help in making this a lovely finish to a very success- ful day. Thanks also to Ray and Dave for scoring and registering for us. July 3Ist twilight winners were low hole Ida Romanuk, 2nd low hole T. Greenwood, high hole J. Hall. Congratulations to J. Gunter on scoring an eagle on No. 7 in last pin round play. M-------- MINIQUIZ onCanada's Gréat People * BY. RAYIRELAND What dedicated member of the clergy (who graduated from a Saskatchewan college in 1923 with honors in theology) had to persevere until 1936 before receiving official permission from her church (United) to work as its first ordained female minister? Peterson, L. Boroski, K. Hauffman. VISIT THUNDER MUG ROSSPORT MARINA BUILDING crystal china souvenirs woollens ceramics artificial fglowers Gifts for all Occasions _HOURS _ I0 A.M. = 9 P.M. DAILY ) ged i SUMS slid : g 3 i " i »