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PAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS JANUARY 6, 1972 Legion Installation ~ cont'd from page 3 seceee ladies Auxiliary present $1000.00 cheque to Legion towards building fund, D., Coupal mekes presentation to P, Jones, A very successful New Years Eve party was held at the Legion Hall, The ladies provided an excellent lunch. S. Lundberg provided the music. About forty couples atten- ded, EASTERN STAR CHRISTMAS PARTY =~ cont'd from page 3 eceasne an interlude during which the lunch committee of Mesdames M. Kragero, S. Quinton, F, Bryson, H. Jertus, H., Wallace, and D. Rummery set up tables and prepared the refreshments. Spot dence prizes were distributed during this interval and supper partners were paired off by matching numbers. The buffet lunch was arrsyed on a table spread with a Christmas tsblecloth centred with cina sleigh and reindeer, complete with Santa Claus, and flanked by red tapers. H. Coe extended greetings from Terrace Bay Masonic Lodge, end on behalf of those present, thanked the committee for their preparations. He announced that the Terrace Bay Lodge would hold e social evening in the Temple Hall in January, an annuel event honouring Scotland's poet, Robbie Burns. He invited everyone to attend. All agreed this was one of the most enjoyeble ever held. WE'RE NOT OUT TO MAKE MONEY} These words were spoken by Chairman of the Terrace Bay Winter Carnival Committee Don Laporte, at the last meeting. In these times, a statement like that is unusual, and how can you run a carnival without funds? Exploring his remark, Don said that a carnivel can't be run without money so of necessity some events will have a price teg, but they will be minimal - break-even prices - no profit. The committee hopes to present winter events for four days February 10th-ITth-I2th-I3th, designed to appeal to everyone in the district. Working on the committee as Vice Chairman are Jerry Dupas and representatives of various or- ganizations in Terrace Bay: the Ski Club, the Royal Cenadian Legion, the Student Council of Terrace Bay Campus, -the Mun- jcipal Council, etc., etce ecco all voluntarily. Letters have been sent to businesses and organizations asking for their help "financially, donations or involvement Tt is hoped that replies will be received at an early date so that the committee can correlate the many events schedu- led early in January. To date, three dances have been planned and orchestras hired. This is a good example of minimum charges. Orches- tras must be paid but admission to the dances will be set low - just to cover expenses, continued next column ceeee EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION FOR PAREN 5 The Lake Superior Board of Education announces a two-part course on Early Childhood Education for Parents of present or prospective Kindergarten and Primary pupils of its educational system. Part One - The Developmental Processes of the Child - scheduled for Terrace Bay Public School on Wednesday, January 12th from 7 to 9 p.m. and 5 'her Public School Thursday, January 13, 7 to ¢ arents can Facilitate the De- v 3 ess - scheduled for Terrace Bay y T cho -Anesday, January 19th from 7 : hreiber on Thursday, January 2001 fi 9 P TRATION will take place at Terrace Bay a ibe 2ublic School between the hours of 3 .m Friday, January 7, 1972. ti <; parents will be accommo- c f , [irst served basis. Registra- t C "he program format will C | es, lectures and discussions | ta 'ment of Education Consultants. de v will sell Carnival Buttons starting . uttons will entitle the wearer to free some 2nd at a reduced price at others, expe that a list of events will be available 2 confirmed, Tentatively, thers will be key, basketball, beard-growing, Carnival ede of floats, and many other all designed ive everyone in the community. he committee hopes YOU will plan to be a part of Terrace te Winter Carnivel on February IOth, IIth, I2th, I53th, 726 TG iy HOSPITAL BOARD MEETING The McCaugland Hospital Board of Governors held a lunch- eon meeting on December 16, 1971, at the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel. * Donald G, Beno, Chairman - Public Relations Committee recommended and received epproval that a $3.00 fee be char- ged to become a Member of the Hospital Corporation which y allows that person to vote at the first Anmual meeting (Merch I5, 1972). Rena MoAdam has arranged for the print- ing of Membership cards and Thor Olsen will assist in the preparation of news releases regarding the Membership Drive and Annual Meeting. Joho Ferrier, Board Chairmen, noted that the objective of the Board is to encourage the general public to take an active interest in their hospital and its future health planning, He reported thatthe hospital has not yet re- ceived the bed-needs study from the Ontario Hospital Com- mission but will press for the completion of this report as soon as possible. Victor Mazzone, Administrator, presented a 1ist of im- mediate capital equipment needs of approximately $10,000, which will be required in the early part of 1972. Pro- posals to Join the Hospitals of Ontario Pension Plan and continued page 5 secese