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MAY 3, 1978 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 9 ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD MEETING: From pg. 8 - approving a 67 increase in rental rates for Board-owned homes, effective 1978 09 01. i The possibility of acquiring temporary approval for trail- ers in the townsite of Nakina to serve as accommodation for school staff is to be Tooked into. Mr. Eo McCluskey was given permission to run a contest within the schools to produce a symbol or logo for The North of Superior District Roman Catholic Separate School Board. Friday afternoon, April 14th, members of Pinewcod-Bi rchwood Auxiliary met in Birchwood Terrace with May Dorland in the chair. Minutes were read and bills presented were approved for payment. arranged, The Corrusponding Secretary, Lillian Christie was asked to express the appreciation of the Auxiliary to the Terrace Bay Municipal Office for the assistance given printing the monthly newsletter, Birchwood Banter. Fees were approved to join the Ontario Association of Homes for the Aged. Past President Donna Josus offered to stand for nomination as Bulletin Editor for the Association. Mina Mahon- ey would be available to attend the Regional Meeting in Fort Frances May 31st. A letter was to go to the Terrace Bay Kinettes requesting they continue their regular Bingo through the summer months with the Auxiliary sponsoring same. This was proposed on al ternate months with: the Auxiliary who would hold Games Night. Hilda Hiebert forwarded a request from a resident for heavy mategials to be used in braiding rugs. Reviewing the successful Games Night of the previous evening, many suggestions were offered for future even- ings. The President thanked those who had helped and felt there had been excellent par- ticipation. Sick and Visiting report was given by Estelle Wallwin of two cards to hospitalized residents and two cards of sympathy. Report for the Volunteer Service was given by Gertrude Cotton. Betty Usher suggested the residents might enjoy a pro ject of their own, such as one for the Hospital Building Fund. Blanche Speck as mem- ber of the Horizon Group or part of the Resident's Coun- cil, was asked to present this at their next meeting. Support would be given by the Auxiliary. To date walks with the residents have been impossible due to the continuing icy con ~di tions. It was decided all mem~ bers would be contacted for the Forthcoming Bake Sale on May 6th at 2 o'clock in Birchwood Terrace Lobby. Canvassing would be done by Beth Macadam, Winnie Clemens and Lil Christie in Schreiber; Gerturde Cotton, Estelle ° Wallwin and Peggy Thompson in Terrace Bay, with further assistance in pick-ups and selling. Publicity was for a new car, vacation, recreational equipment, Our rates are competitive. Want fodo somethi When you're ready to borrow money -- home improvements or whatever : you have in mind, come and see us. We want your business. Wefe friendly, courteous and when you . need if, we're fast. The First Canadian Bank mm Bank of Montreal Milton Tames, Manager Schreiber Branch