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JUNE 20, I973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 7 Students Outing -- cont'd ....:0.0 fun, a special feature each year is the parti- cipation by both the mothers and fathers in races. The children will present the winners with awards of prizes handcrafted by themsel- ves at schocl. These fine items become espec- ially valued prizes for all concerned. More complete accounts of these two events and some photos will be published in a later issue of the News. PINEWOOD COURT MEETING The regular meeting of the Board Members was held on Thursday, June I4th at Pinewood Court with all Board Members present. The Board Mem- bers welcomed back Mr. F. Harness who just re- turned from a one months tour in Europe with his wife. The Administrator reported on a meeting held in Toronto with the architect engineers and dir ector, Mr. Crawford in regards to the Birchwood Terrace project. Present guidelines laid down for everyone to follow were outlined and prior- ity is to be given to the replacing of the heat ace as of June I, I973. Mrs. Wendy Kirkpatrick was appointed Sup- ervisor of Services as of June II, I973. |, The Board endorsed Senior Citizens' Week June I7-23. District residents are asked to visit Pinewood Court and Birchwood Terrace during this week. An open house will be held on Friday afternoon June 22, with a wine and cheese party at Pinewood Court. This is spon- sored by the Residents Council, Pinewood Court and they will be interested in seeing relativ- es and friends from the district attend. A number of staff members and two Board Members were authorized to attend the Home for the Aged Convention in Toronto on Septem--- ber I6-I9, 1973. Unemployment Insurance Cheques for the Thun -der Bay district will shortly be issued from the payment centre at Winnipeg, Mr. G.R. Hast~ ings, Unemployment Insurance Commission Distri -ct Manager, stated today. The changeover will take place June 18, at which time the payment centre at Belleville will cease to issue cheques for unemployed persons in Thunder Bay District. cont'd pg.8 -ing unit as soon as possible, and this will be tendering in one weeks time. Following this the elevator will be install- ed. There will be some changes necessary to bri- ng the building up to standards required by the Fire Marshall, and the architect has been asked to bring in prices on each item. It was agreed by the Board and the Department that they shou- 1d consider the hiring of a Maintenance Super- visor whose services are required right now to maintain the building and equipment that is in it. This position will be advertised in all District newspapers. Accounts for March and April totalling $89,000 for Pinewood Court were passed as well as accounts for Terrace Bay for March and April totalling $3,000. Doctor McCausland from Terrace Bay was appointed as Home Physician of Birchwood Terr- NOTE OF APPRECIATION Hazel and Joe Morgan of Terrace Bay wish to express sincere appreciation to our many friends and associates who gathered in Mar- athon on Friday, June 8th to wish us the best upon retirement, and for the cards, telegrams, phone calls and letters from those unable to attend. We extend an invitation to all to visit us (and our bar) at Surprise Lake. TENDERS FOR PAINTING Tenders for painting the following will be accepted by the Schreiber-Terrace Bay Dis- trict Roman Catholic Separate School Board until 5 p.m., June 22nd. ST. MARTIN'S SCHOOL =- TERRACE BAY, ONT. (exterior painting) PRINCIPAL'S RESIDENCE (complete interior painting of 474 Superior Street). Complete details may be obtained from: Y. Beauparlant, Schreiber or M. Nicol, Terrace Bay. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Mrs. G. Mullins, Secretary-Treasurer THE MCCAUSLAND HOSPITAL NEEDS A CLEANER-ORDERLY (Tues.-Sat. 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.) Will perform various housekeeping, orderly & stock room duties. Must.be experienced in cleaning but will train for other duties. For more information including salary and employee benefits please contact: V.A. MAZZONE, ADMINISTRATOR 825-3695