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PAGE 6 TERRACE BAY NEWS SEPTEMBER 10, 1975 HOMES FOR THE AGED MEETING The Thunder Bay District Home for the Aged monthly Board meeting was held Friday, August 29, 1975 at Birchwood Terrace with all seven Board members in attendance. July accounts totalling $91,297.02 were ap- proved by the Board. Four resident approvals for Pinewood Court and two for Birchwood Ter- race were also approved. The Administrator in=- formed the Board that there were many inquir- ies from potential residents received during the past month, The Board received an Admission Policy Statement from the Ministry signed by the Chief of Physicians, Dr. McKillop. The policy is 'much the same as the Board and admission team have followed, however, it does cover in great- er detail reasoning for the guidelines, and is welcomed by the Board. The policy statement will be sent to Home physicians, social workers and all sixteen municipal councils for guidance in working with senior citizens in the District The newly formed District Health Council is requesting information in relation to the health care beds in the District. The Adminis- trator will prepare a submission with data pertaining to our present role and also, fu= ture plans of the Board. ? The Board reviewed fifteen resolutions to be presented at the Homes for the Aged Con- vention in September. Delegates will use their own judgement on how they vote after listening to the speakers on each resolution. The next meeting will be held at Pinewood Court on September 26, 1975 at ¥2:00 noon. BROWNIE AND GUIDE NEWS Brownies and Guides will soon be starting, if there is enough help available. Any adult help would be appreciated. If you are inter- ested in lending a hand or becoming a leader please call Mrs. Saranpaa at 3645. To be a brownie, girls must be. 7:in. 1975, and up to I0 years old. Please phone Mrs. D. Stachiw at 359I to register your brownie. If anyone has Brownie or Guide uniforms you wish to exchange or sell please phone D. Dakin at 3540. Julie Klug visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Klug recently. Julie was accompanied by a friend David 'Cross of Toronto and has now re- turned to Toronto University to further her education. : NOTICE SCHREIBER HYDRO CUSTOMERS Due to necessary switching there will be a power interuption on Friday, September 12th from 6:15 to 6:45 in the morning and from 4:00 to 4:30 in the afternoon. this inconvenience. - Schreiber Hydro Commission. Sorry for CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Lariat 6 Relax (2 wds.) 11 Sacred setting 12 Egg-shaped 13 Last long (3 wds.) 15 Actress Todd 16 Write 17 German city 20 Exasperate 23 "Toujours 25 Bowfin 26 Rome (2 wds.) 28 "Rule Britannia' composer 29 Squirrel monkey 30 Excavation 31 Papal crown 32 Bulgarian coin 33 Aunt (Sp.) 36 Perpetual (2 wds.) 41 Gather 42 Ancient Greek colony 43 Nervous 44 Actor Buchanan DOWN 1 Indian musical composition 2 North Carolina college TODAY'S ANSWER HV[OIQIZEE ISIN TL 1IN[O] | 84S SIVIAIV 3 Expiation EEE I> 4 Shoe shade Hv ] iid 5 Canine 33 LIE LESSING VY utterance ALT DNIVINGZL3 6 "Two VI WER NOWVI Women" MH | ENS OW 3 Oscar N 3d NIN|V! winner HIF NA3BROFINIOIOD 7 Divisible I[LIVIAOFRY VIL TV by 2 NL.LIZ] LIVI 8 gy 23 Bound 35 Seaweed 9 Colorado 24 Italian 2 derivative Tndian bell 36 -- Pendleton 10 Apiece town 37 Scotch 14 In force 25 Maple uncle 18 Additional ' genus ; 38 -- Johnson 19 Press for 27 Grassland 39 Never payment 31 Succinct (Ger.) 20 Aping 32 Minus 40 Clay 21 Ceremony' 34 Dolphin molding 22 Danny -- genus plate RE FE Se 37 18 Joi: jie I" 2 3 ; 5 a 8 [19 23 |24 26 28 29 30 3 32 33. [34 [35 36 [37 |38 39 [40 a1 22 43 44 Be (REE RN wea A,