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NOVEMBER 15, 1978 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 5 Chimo Club Tea = Continued from Page 4... Servitors were Dora Weaver, |1leen Rouble, Clare Lawrence, Etta Gray, and Jeanne Huard. Kitchen committee = .Beth Macadam, Eirene Harness, Winnie Campbell and Alice Sparks. In charge of the Bazaar table were Annie Neimi and Esther Bi rch, with Marg Spillane, Marg Gerow, Mavis Slater and Maybel- le Furlonger at the Bake table. An afgan and cushion, donated by Mrs. Beth Macadam, was won by Mrs. Paul Cebrario, a lamp, donated by Phil Legault was won by Mrs. Anne Todesco. Selling tickets were Joe Campbell, Mary Chadwell, Ann Todesco and Eva Haughn. Cashiers were Mr. W. Gerow and Mr. Russ Macadam, the door prize was won by Mrs. Lil Kells. The Club takes this opportunity to thank all those who don- ated, and worked so hard to make this tea such a success, and to the general public for their patronage. ADDED ACTIVITIES REQUIRED AT BIRCHWOOD TERRACE The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Management of the District of Thunder Bay Home for the Aged was held at Pine- wood Court on Friday, October 27th, 1978. Accounts for Pinewood Court and Birchwood Terrace totalling $111,523.45 were passed for payment. There are a number of Residents waiting for admission to both Pinewood Court and Bi rchwood Terrace. A number of new applications are also being processed. The Board will be asking for Tenders for fuel oil for the year 1979. They will also be asking for Tenders for bread and milk. The Administrator, Mr. M. J. Vibert, explained to the Board the concern he had about the excessive drinking, at times, in the Homes and has had to set guidelines for the Residents. They are allowed to consume alcohol in their rooms, however, their conduct in the Home must be acceptable to the Residents living in the Home. |f a Resident is unable to meet these guidelines he will be assisted in finding other accommodation in his home area. The Board felt that the action taken was reasonable as they are very concerned about the environment in the Home for all Residents. The Board has decided not to proceed with the establishment of bars in the Homes and the Liquor Control Board of Ontario has been informed of the decision. A pool table has been purchased and negotiations are pro- ceeding for the building of a greenhouse for Birchwood Terrace It is felt that added activities are needed in this Home. The next Board meeting is scheduled for November 24, 1978. THANK YOU To A11 Who Supported Me At The Polls MARJ HAMILTON ASK ME ABOUT YOU WE PAY YOU TO EARN YOUR UNIVERSITY DEGREE THEN WE MAKE YOU AN EXECUTIVE Our plan will put you through Military College or subsidize you at a civillian college or university. We give you a salary tuition costs, books and supplies, health care and a month's annual vacation. And when you graduate, you are guaranteed four years of employment at full pay. You must be between 16 and 21, a senior matriculant, medically fit. Interested? ASK ME ABOUT YOU Sergent Bode will be in Terrace Bay on the 20th of November 1978 at the Red Dog Inn from 2:00 HELP YOURSELF FROM OUR SALAD BAR CHOICE OF POTATO VEGETABLE BEVERAGE I §10.95 FOR RESERVATIONS OR INQUIRIES PHONE