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PAGE 6 TERRACE BAY NEWS AUGUST 11, 1976 TODAY'S CHILD "BY HELEN ALLEN - gs Ce SUR Ge] THE TORONTO 5! J} SYNDICATE Andy, soon to be three, is a handsome chubby boy with blue eyes, light-brown hair and a lovely smile. His shining teeth show the benefit of good care -- Andy himself loves to brush them. Andy was a disturbed child when he came into Children's Aid Society care. He trusted nobody, he had tantrums and he often tried to harm himself by putting a hand on a hot burner or throwing himself down the stairs. In the serene, affectionate atmosphere of his foster home; Andy has become much more secure. He can trust people now and his self-destructive behavior has greatly improved. . Though he still has a temper, his foster mother says Andy is generally happy, chatty and friendly. He plays unselfishly with other children but is content to play alone. He is devoted to a 15- year-old in his foster home, following the teenager around. Tests suggest Andy is a bit slow in intellectual growth. He needs young, energetic, patient parents who will provide stimulation in a warm, consistent atmosphere and who will understand his great need for security and acceptance. It will be best if he can be the youngest in a small family. To inquire about adopting Andy, please write to Today's Child, Ministry of Community and Social Services, Box 888, Station K, Toronto M4P 2H2. In your letter tell something of your present family and your way of life. For general adoption Children's Aid Society information, contact your local NEEDS SECURITY AND ACCEPTANCE RESERVATION CENTRE (807)577~6426 TELEX: 073-4360 OR CALL YOUR TRAVEL AGENT Thunder Bay (Alpine) » « « 577-6426 Terrace Bay « » 825-3286 Red lake « « « o 727-2858 Marathon, « + . 229-1213 Fort Frances . . 274-7721 CROSSWORD TODAY'S ANSWER PUZZLE ACROSS DOWN 1 Setting in 1 Lake or "Casablanca" singer 5 Greet 2 Run -- 11 Leave out (go mad) 12 Less char- 3 Stop itable dawdling! 13 Deep (4 wds.) thought 4 Summer 14 Indian city (Fr.) 15 Scotch alas 5 French 16 Hymenopter- 29 "-- a 16 Moisten city . ous insect Grand Old 17 Beak 6 Penny 19 Trajectory Flag" 18 Moslem 7 He's no 20 Stockhold- ~~ -31 Wee bit bible gentleman ers' "fruit" 33 Eye or 20 -- ticket 8 Without 23 Type of hand 21 Old Glory's help triangle 35 Insurrect- creator (4 wds.) 24 Eschew tionist 22 Punta del --, 9 Arranged 25 Private eye Turner Uruguay in a series 26 Volcanic 26 Pronoun 5 Porgy 19 Threefold depression for a ship -- o pe | 25 Rabbit's tail [| IF P |' FT °° T 26 GI's food i 27 Poisonous emotion 3 28 Like a cold sufferer's Is 17 30 enent 1 i f 31 Irving _ oh ro Wallace's "The --" Pu 2 2% 32 Greedy one 34 Be dead ser- {2 % ious (2 wds.) 36 Not a -- 27 3 (nobody) 3 37 Eastern rite 8 py Christian TF 38 Israeli dance 37 38 39 Hunting dog 40 Made do, 39 with "ou 23] EE