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Vol .7, No.45 COUNCIL QUOTES Council met Tuesday in the Municipal Chambers with Reeve J.P.Heengn presiding. Councillors Cavanaugh, Brown and Fraser approved the minutes of Secretary Clerk W.F .Strutt. A motion approved the attendance of two repre- sentatives at the Municipal Workshop to be held in Nipigon, Noyember 7 and 8, tentatively set as Councillar Cavanaugh and q Municipal employee. Permission was granted the ©.G@.1.T. to sell Hallow- e'en Candy. Landscaping completed by Mr. P. Boudreau was approved for payment. A letter received by Councillor Cavanaugh speak- ing against fluoridation was discussed gnd Reeve Heenan was informed by Councillors that very little interest had been shown in fluoridation for Terrace | Bay. Thoughts should be directed towards applications | for the Police and Firemen to attend Police and Fire | | Schools in alternate years, Councillor Brown noted, and it was agreed to apply for representation. He informed Council the material had now arrived and work was ensuing on repairs to sewer covers. A district offer for the purchase of the spraying | machine will be accepted, Council decided, and | Councillor Brown recommended the purchase of the larger machine at a cost of $1995 in the next year. This recommendation received g motion of approval . | Constable Warfield had b een requested ta attand the Convention in Port Arthur next week, which | would deal considerably with traffic problems. A motion approved his attendange tagether with Reeve | Heenan. | Councillor Fraser informed Council of the present method of maintaining fire hydrants during cold weather and the problems incurred. It was agreed i to immediately change to an anti-freeze solution ; following description of tests af each method by Councillor Brown. Reeve Heenan displayed a diagram of the rock area adjacent to the Recreation Centre and Public School with a suggestion it be used for a park devel- opment for the Town's Centennial project. Over a long term development, toboggan slides, scenic lookout, green house and picnic area tables could i be added. Council discussed an entrance area, agreeing to approach Kimberly-Clark for the pur- chase of land on the westerly side. Council would meet very soon to finalize the Centennial Project in time for the deadline. A motion approved the purchase of a table for the press recorder before adjournment. CENOTAPH SERVICE, SATURDAY, NOY.7TH Memorial Service for the fallen of past wars will be held at the Cenotaph in Terrace Bay on Sat urday, November 7th at 90:45 A.M. We urge all Legion members gnd fgmilies, veterans and other organizations to attend this Divine Service We realize this date does not coincide with Ser- vices held by other communities but, as long as their memory lives within our hearts ... "What matters a date" -- "What matters the hour. " The Legion and Veterans parade under the direc- tion of Parade Marshall Alphanse Theriault and will fall in on Selkirk Avenue in front of the Arena at 10:45 (veterans are urged to wear decorations if applicable). The weather factor in Terrace Bay at this time of year has, in the past, curtailed our Services and this year the Legion Branch has made arrangements to use the Arena for Services in the event of incle- ment weather. If this does arise we ask.the public to go inside on arrival and occupy the seats allo~ cated for the Service. All Legion members and Veterans will fall in at ice level in areas allocated. We sincerely hope the Leaders of the Local Boy Scout and Girl Guide movements will urge their charges to take part in this solemn occasion as a full turnout of townspeople is the desire of the com- mittee in charge of the Services and Parade. J. Cumming, ~ Publicity Chairman, Legion Branch 223. PORT ARTHUR "BEARCATS" HERE SUNDAY The first hockey game in T- bay for the 1964- 1965 season will pit the BEARCs.. of Port Arthur against the Marathon MERCURIES at the Terrace Bay Arena this Sunday afternoon. Game time is 1:30 p.m With six Terrace Bay players in the line-up, Marathon has been picked as the "dark horse" of the Senior Likehead League and have served notice that they could very well be the spoilers, by holding Red Rock to a 5-5 tie last week in their first Senior encounter. Terrace Bay fans will have an opportun- ity to see the MERCURIES meet other senior teams in a good number of games this season as all early seaso F games, exhibition games and Spring playoffs are scheduled for our Arena. With junior entries from Schreiber and Marathon also scheduled to use our ige, it appears that there will be a full hockey sea~ ' gom ahead. | No season tickets will be sold this year b ecause of the fact that we cannot determine how many of the regular games will be (continued on page 4) 1