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AUGUST 2, 1972 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 3 [race wy BAY NEWS i | Published every Wednesday in the News Printing Plant, Post Office Building, Terrace Bay, Ontario. Phone 825 - 3747. Deadline for advertisements and news material is NOON MONDAY. Classified Ads - Cards of Thanks and Announcements - Minimum Charge - 75¢ (25 words and under). CASH IN ADVANCE. (1.00) if charged. 3¢ per word efter 25, Subscription Rate - $4.00 per year. (in town) $5.00 per year. (out of town). Second class mail. Registration number 0867. A THANK YOU NOTE Isabel and John Ferrier wish to thank the people of Terrace Bay and area for the farewell party of last Saturday night: - The Reeve and Council for their courtesy and kindness ~- Betty Cruickshank and her committee for their effort and enthusiasm - The Organizations and the orchestra for their generous co-operation - The Labour Unions for their wholehearted participation. All of this conveyed to us your strong support and affection as we enter our retirement. HOSPITAL BOARD MEETING The McCausland Hospital Board of Governors held a Trustee Orientation Program in Terrace Bay on Wednesday, July 26, 1972. Board members and administrators from hospitals in Geraldton, Manitou- wadge, Marathon and Nipigon also participated in the meeting. Mr. Frank Anderson, President of The McCausland Hospital Board acted as chairman for the program which was presented by representatives of the Ontario Hospital Association. Mr. R. Alan Hay O.H.A. Executive Director spoke on "The Effective Trustee"; Mr. R.A. Slute discussed "Some of The Trustee's Legal Responsibilities" and Miss Margaret M. Murray reviewed "O .H.A, Continuing Education cl Programs." Also on the program was Dr. A.B. Coulson, Chief of Medical Staff, St. Joseph's Hospital, Thunder Bay whose topic was "Medical Staff Relationships" . At the end of the formal presentations, the guest speakers answered questions from the Board members on a wide range of subjects. This meeting is part of an ongoing orientation and education program for the McCausland Hospital Board, who were pleased to invite the hospitals in the area to join in this particular event. The Ontario Hospital Association, as part of its service fo member hospitals, provides orientation material and conducts educational sessions for administrative staff and Board members. The association will also sponsor a Regional Conference for Small Hospitals in Sault Ste. Marie on September 27, 1972 in addition to its Annual Convention in Toronto on October 23, 24, & 25th. CONSUMERS" ASSOCIATION PRESS RELEASE Consumers" Association of Canada today announ- ced that it has no connection with Marcom Systems Ltd. (Management Communications Systems Lid. , 197 Laird Drive, Toronto 17, Ontario) which has been distributing survey forms under the title, "Canadian Consumer Service/Opinion Canada". The form requests the householder's name and address and questions him on the products he buys, his education, weekly grocery expenditures, type of dwelling, number in household, age of children, marital status, occupation and family income. If a householder fills out the survey and mails it, a company representative will call to offer a box of 18 products and ask $2.50 for handling charges. CAC headquarters is at 100 Gloucester Street, Ottawa, Ontario, K2P OAS. GOLF NEWS Winners of the twilight held Wednesday, July 26th were: - 'A' Event - low gross-B. Stachiw 38; low net-E. Nicol 38 1/2; 'B' Event - Low gross- H. Lohr 43 and low net-G. Dupas 39. Entries for our Open Tournament to be held August 26 and 27 are coming in fast. If you wish to partake get your entry in right away. Rule 20 - When the balls are in play, the ball farther from the hole shall be played first. If the balls are equidistant from the hole, the option of playing first shall be decided by lot. (If the ball on the green is further from the hole than the one still on the fairway it shall be played first). There are 200 known causes of Mental Retardation; in many cases the cause is still unknown.