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FEBRUARY 11, 1976 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 3 GUIDING NEWS Wednesday, February 4, 1976 was awards night at the Girl Guides, when five senior guides received their badges earned so far this season. To open the evening Madame Commissioner, Marlyn Saranpaa presented many service stars to the girls. Cathy Geldreich assisted by Isle Smith presented the badges. Tracy Stachiw received - Hostass, Launder- ess, Cooks, Bakers, Little House Emblem, Team- sport, Naturalist and Campfire Leader. Barbara Gramatowski received - Launderess, Hostess, Industrial and Little House Emblem. Anne Crockford received - Bakers, Cooks, Little House Emblem, Life Saver Helper, and Campfire Leader. Marigold Bishop received - Hostess, Laund- eress and Teamsport. Maureen Pytyck received - Industrial and Little House Emblem. These girls have been working hard towards earning their all round cords. ~ HOSPITAL HIGHLIGHTS The January meeting of the McCausland Hosp- ital Board was held Tuesday the 20th at the Lake Superior High School - Schreiber Campus. Ten members were present. The Minutes of the regular December 16, 1975, Board meeting were accepted as circulat- ed. : The Nurses' contracts are being reviewed. Full time Nurses' contracts were received and signed. The part time Nurses' contracts are yet to be received. Mrs. Jan McEwen elaborated on Property Re- zoning. The rezoning of the area selected for the new hospital was not opposed by the residents in the prescribed area. This pro- perty has been determined by our Consulting Engineers to be an ideal site for our new hospital. As a further step towards the development of the new hospital - Mrs. McEwen, together with the Board's Architect, Mr. John Peters- meyer, is compiling a brief profile on each department of the hospital for submission to the Ministry of Health. Construction of the new hospital is expect- ed to be completed by February 1978. (Eight- een months from beginning of construction). Dr. Croll briefly narrated about the Travel Physicians' Program, 'sponsored by the O.M.A. Mrs. Betty Usher, the new Representative of the Hospital Auxiliary to the Board, was wel- comed by the Board Chairman. Continued page 4....000.. NOTICE Effective immediately the Strand Theatre will be forced to enforce the fol lowing Theatre Act: THE THEATRES ACT PERSONS UNDER TWELVE YEARS ATTENDING THEATRES 23.- (1) No person apparently under twelve years of age not accompanied by a person apparently six teen years or more of age shall be permitted to purchase a ticket of admission or be granted ad- mission to an exhibition of moving pictures in a theatre, (a) after the hour of 7:30 p.m. on any day; (b) during the school term of public and high schools in the municipality in which the theatre is situated, except, (1) during school holideys between the hours of 9 a.m, and 7:30 p,m,, and (11) during any other day during the term between the hours of 3:30 p.m, and 7:30 poms 1960-61, 0.99,8.11 (1). which means that the only shows that children under 12 can attend are the Friday and Saturday first shows and matinees. STRAND THEATRE TERRACE BAY - ONTARIO - TELEPHONE 825-377] SHOW TIMES ~ MONDAY - THURSDAY 8:00 P.M. FRIDAY & SATURDAY 7 & 9 P.M. SUNDAY 8:30 P.M. the.] 2 Fil 3 Sat. i 4 The Comedy Sensation of the Year! L010) DER) B.D jo V 51 BI INVER (DEN KO "LOVE and DEATH! United Artists ADULT ENTERTAINMENT sn 15 Mon. 16 re. 17 wee. 18 starrng STEVE SANDOR - ROCKNE TARKINGTON RICHARD X SLAITERY- HEDIVAUBHN - MICHAEL | 4¥\¢ ADULT ENTERTAINMENT a 7 = TCINCOIOR® FROM watntR SOSH waver commen One