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PAGE IO TERRACE BAY NEWS : NOVEMBER 28, 1973 Homes for the Aged Meeting - continued The Board then got into a detailed discuss- ion and decided to get out of the garage rent- al 'business as of December 3I, I973. The sev- enteen people that are now renting space will be advised accordingly. The $5.00 fee does not cover the taxes, electricity and the snow removal costs that will be occurred. The dec- ision as 'to what will be done with the build- ings will be brought up at a later date. It is possible that the five on the lower level will be used for the storing of equipment. At a general meeting with the five western municipalities the progress of Birchwood Terr- .ace was reviewed. The Board policy in rela- tion to new residents was explained in detail and the Administrator Mr. M. Vibert, stressed the fact that extended care beds numbered 34 of the I50 beds available. The municipalities stressed the need for more communication with the District Board and Board members agreed to deal with this at their next meeting. One suggestion was to hold two meetings, one in the spring and one in the fall. Presently, all municipalities re- ceive minutes of the board meetings and news reports. The clerk-treasurers will be instruct -ed to make sure these are presented at Council meetings. A short discussion took place in relation to the change in legislation whereby municipal- ities will be appointed members to serve on the Board. It was noted that the Director has informed the municipalities to direct their inquiries in regards to these appointments to Mr. M. Graver, Regional Administrator. STORK CLUB: Born to Mr. and Mrs. N. Foot of Schreiber a boy on November 24th, I973. CHRISTMAS TEA AND BAZAAR UNITED CHURCH WOMEN IN THE SCHREIBER TOWN HALL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1sT - 3 10 5 P.M, Sewing table, bake and candy tables, novelties, white elephant table. DRAW PRIZES ADMISSIoN-$1.00 SALAD PLATE - TEA SERVED EVERYBODY WELCOME! TODAY'S CHILD BY HELEN ALLEN "IRR THE TORONTO SJ} SYNDICATE Tony is 11, a slim, active, agiie, healthy boy of black and Irish descent. He has brown curly hair, olive skin and dark eyes fringed with long lashes. This outgoing boy needs and wants a family to belong to. A family interested in sports and outdoor activities will be best because these are important to him. Tony loves all games and plays most of them. He likes cam- ping, swimming and horseback riding. Gardening is his hobby. Since he enjoys the outdoors and growing things and is fond of animals, he wonders if he would like to be a farmer -- but he is - also interested in mechanical things. A below average student, Tony is working at the Grades 2 and 3 level in school. Until recently the fear of failure made him reluctant to tackle any school projects. Now he is able to start assignments more enthusiastically. Tony i is competitive and aggressive, and yet sensitive. Heisa curious lad with a good sense of humor. This boy needs adopting parents who can combine warmth and firmness and who will give him encouragement without pressure. To inquire about adopting Tony, please write to Today's Child, Ministry of Community and Social Services, Box 888, Station K, Toronto M4P 2H2. For general adoption information, please contact your local Children's Aid Society. HE LOVES SPORTS