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NARCH 22, 1978 ~ TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 13 POLICE REPORT: Continued «eu The object of this program would be to seek involvement and participation by young people, to instill a desire in young » People to research aspects of police work and Taw so they will have a better understanding of the legal' system and to provide the police department with a view of police as seen through the eyes of the young people of the communi ty. I EEE TO TEER ORT, PINEWOOD-B1RCHWOOD AUXILIARY MEETING:. May Dorland presided Thursday evening as the Pinewood- Bi rchwood Auxiliary held their regular meeting in Birchwood Terrace. Following the secretary's report, Director of Ac- tivities, Mina Mahoney, corrected her statement, saying two talking books had been donated to the Home by the Terrace Bay PubTic Library and the residents were currently enjoying jal nat, Treasurer Ken Macleod gave the financial statement to date and Sick and Visiting Convenor Estelle Wallwin reported five cards going to hospitalized residents during February, The Games Night scheduled for April 6th was given special attention. Th President offered to convene the coffee hour following. Competitions in whist, cribbage; bridge and shuffld . board will offer cash prizes, but other resident preferences would be considered as well. Outside entries would be accept- ed until April &th. Beth MacAdam offered to contact Schreiber members with regard to the May 6th Bake Sale, 'and the Terrace Bay members would be contacted by Gertrude Cotton, Estelle Wallwin and Donna Josus. The walks with residents had been postponed due to incle- ment weather and icy conditions, but hopefully would be "initiated shortly. The volunteer service was discussed and is proving of considerable assistance to staff and residents." Mrs. Dorland suggested new residents might be greeted by a few Auxiliary members shortly after arrival apd a small tea held to welcome them to their new home. Mina Mahoney readily agreed. Mrs. Dorland expressed appreciation to Peggy Thompson and her assistants for holding the Carnival Tea and to Gertrude Cotton for initiating the monthly newsletter. Ken Macleod answered the members questions on the progress with the Audio-Visual project. He still requires one promised (pledge in writing before application for a grant. This ap- pears to be forthcoming and members were delighted as they discussed the many outlets this project will provide for re- sidents in Birchwood Terrace. : } The next meeting will be held Friday, April 13th at 2:30 Pee SCHREIBER 824-2533 OIL CHANGE & LUBE - 48.% CARS AND LIGHT TRUCKS Includes lube, oil "4 quarts) and labour. | Offer lasts from March 16th to March 31st TODAY'S ANS WER be Now one policy can cover both of you Metropolitan now has a Joint Life policy that insures a working couple--a husband and wife, two business partners, or any other two persons who have a reason to be insured together. With the death of one of the two people insured the face amount is paid. The survivor if under age 70 isicovared for an equal amount for another three months... with the option to purchase a new policy without evidence of insurability. In the event both insureds dia within 24 hours, the face amount is paid for each if either is under the age of 70. If this Metropolitan Joint Life policy sounds like it might fit your needs--and it well might--call me today for full details. "Box 28 W. (Bill) Kirkpatrick Ontario 825-9160 6] Metropolitan Life Where the future is now Terrace Bay,