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PAGE 6 TERRACE BAY NEWS JUNE 21, 1978 U.P.I.U. DONATE TO BUILDING FUND a Left to right: Margaret Puttock - Building Fund Chairman; Jan McEwen - Chaiman of the Board of Governors; George Churney - U.P.1.U. President; Elmer Persson - U.P.l.U. Treasurer and Joe Butler - U.P.l.U. Financial Secretary. The United Paperworkers International Union - Local 665 re- cently presented a cheque of $10,000 to the McCausland Hospi tal Building Fund, which will furnish the Chronic Care Complex. PINEWOOD-BIRCHWOOD AUXILIARY MEETING The June meeting of Pinewood=Birchwood Auxiliary was held Thursday afternoon in Birchwood Terrace with President May Dorland in the chair. Minutes of the past meeting and corres- pondence were read and approved. A further donation to the Bake Sale brought the total to $165.81. Sick and Visiting Convenor Estelle Wallwin reported one get well card and two sympathy cards sent in May and Gertrude Cot- ton reported eleven residents taken to the Doctor or Dentist appointments by seven volunteers in their service volunteers. | Mrs. Dorland stated this service was more essential than ever now there was no taxi in town. Details for the Games Night on June 13th were finalized and on request a Rummoli table will also be held. Admission prices were set and the President announced she intended to give a lucky chair prize during the evening. Mina Mahoney, as Director of Activities, stated students had been hired for the summer and would be available for Home enter] -tainment with picnics, outings and various programs planned. A suggestion was made to invite the Public School children under Mrs. McGee to come to Birchwood Terrace and present thein play, "Farmer in the Dell". [t had been excellent entertain- ment and the residents had so thoroughly enjoyed the previous group of children who came from St. Martin School with their ukeleles under the direction of Mrs. Ann Wilkes. Mina would make this request for Senior Citizen week. Information on the Convention in London, Ontario of the Ont -ario Home for the Aged September 10th to 13th was read and discussed. May Dorland agreed to represent the Auxiliary on Auxiliary Day during the Convention. There will be no meetings held durinn the summer recess and the next will be held September 14th at 7:30 p.m. TELEPHONE (705) 856-4497 (705) 856-7154 25 BROADWAY (Rear) WAWA, ONTARIO 8 WE HAVE ALREADY INSTALLED A NUMBER OF FIREPLACES IN MARATHON - LET US INSTALL ONE FOR YOU! In Terrace Bay Phone 825-3747 and leave your name, address and phone: number. CROSSWORD TODAY'S ANS WER PUZZLE HEN VISILVE JIO[LINIVIOBVININ3 ACROSS DOWN LV AVERSA 1 Kootchy- 1 Ms. Leachman [N[V|L1({S]| |] 1H kootchy 2 Merciful =)(e} (elt) 4(=] girl 3 "-- for All OyIm.L 310 § Bevond Sesens" TEENS CEST inter Eo I 5/31 LIONMIN | [W| feathers * 5 Pile Pelion SWVEINY| | INV] | oe dV LIESINVIWOY 11 Greet oh vLSOMS ZW Nd mountain 6 Poker stake 1svicoEv HD chain 7 Supply with air 12 Brutus and 8 Plant part 22 Fetch 31 Ivy -- Cassius 9 Candle - 24 Nomad"s Priest 13 Golfer's 10 Band leader, abode 35 Biblical - hazard Louis -- 25 Yacht word of 14 From 15 Jiggs and club reproach Teheran Maggie's dock 36 Pavlov's 16 Soul (Fr.) daughter 26 Lustrous first name 17 Marie Dress- 19 Before scope = 28 Spin 37 -- out ler role or type 29 Spellbinder (shout) 18 Weasel's 21 Regarding 30 More 39 Cruces or relative (2 wds.) lucid Palmas 20 Ploughing the deep Gr 2idsle Is & [7 15-719 22 Financier "Hetty 10 J '23 Bargain v 25 Sacred 2 3 composition 27 God of love | is 8 31 Rich- 5] 18 19 thofen, e.g. 32 -- pro nobis f20 2| 22 33 Onassis 34 Isolde's 23 |24 38 lve i 25 |26 27 |28 [29 [30 canal 0 Fly 3 A 32 41 Sicilian 5 J 33 [35 136 |317 city 42 Ternple 38 39 40 singer 43 Charley 4| 42 Brown's expletive [43 44 | 44 Provoke