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Reveen recall of retention and recollection, shown in the photograph Reveen, the internationally-known entertainer, put on a '*memorable" show in Terrace Bay on July 3, part of which included a demonstration of his incredible powers Walkway study scheduled continued from page 1 ed down in the future. "*We should show some interest in this,' Reeve Ollie Chapman said. '""We just can't turn away from them...maybe we could re- install the posts there." Such posts would at least reduce the amount of vehicular traffic in that area, she added. "*Towns have been sued for less,'" Ramsay pointed out. "You could put the posts up and somebody might hit them at night because they don't know (the posts are there)." "*You can't take a piece- meal approach to. these walkways," Simons re- minded Council. "It's un- wise to jump right in and say 'we'll fix that one' without looking at the other ones first."' He also said there may be some people who rely on that specific easement for vehicular access. Council then called for a study to be conducted of all town easements and walk- ways. Reeve Chapman said a letter should be sent to the Samps informing them of Council's decision. Later at the same meet- ing, Council learned that an open public meeting to dis- cuss the town's senior cit- izens housing survey won't be held until September at the earliest. The meeting had orig- inally been scheduled for last February. It was de- e = Union ] cided that a summer sess- ion would not attract a very large crowd. Reeve Chapman said she feels the entire expenses and per diem township by- law should be reviewed in the near future. At the meeting, By-law 28-86 which amends By- law 3-61 was passed with a majority. The new by- law increases the expenses paid to Councillors and those in the service of the township on out-of-town trips to $35 per day and the mileage rate to 23 cents per kilometre. Reeve Chapman voted against the by-law, so when it was passed anyway that prompted her comment about a by-law review. "*There are other areas where it could be amend- ed,"' she explained. The matter will be discussed again at a future meeting. Councillor Chris Joubert asked about the possibility of a large pipe which might be placed under the High- way 17 bridge just south of Mill Road. He felt such a pipe might allow young- sters to avoid crossing the busy thoroughfare, since they would use the pipe in- stead. eo above. He also used volunteers from the audience to show what he calls Superconscious Psychology. '**This is not as easy as it sounds," he was told by Councillor Ramsay. '"We have talked about this before and I doubt we could do it...we would need MTC (Ministry of Transportation and Comm- unication) approval."' "'T like the concept, but 'there would be a problem of policing that area," Baker said. Reeve Chapman inform- ed Council that she was recently appointed to the new Northern Develop- ment Council for the Sup- erior-North area.. The app- / ointments were announced on June 17. The next meeting of Ter- race Bay Council is sched- uled for July 14 at 7 p.m. cw 1 TD. your jobsite. Certified Plant. Standards. on North Shore. ass T AVE B ESROSIERS & SON. Ready Mix Concrete Div. Offering Quality Concrete delivered to M.T.C. Spec. Aggregates for Higher Free Literature for Do-It-Yourselfers. Serving Schreiber and Terrace Bay area. For High Quality Concrete and Best Rates Call Curtis Desrosiers 825-3638 Hwy. 17 Schreiber, Ontario ¥ED- ARROW AUTO BODY> Getting sick of looking at your dull finish on your car? It's time for the Ar- row Auto Body New Face Lift. NOW OPEN at Filane's Gas for. less Call: John Chiasson today at 824-2947 FOR YOUR FREE ESTIMATE Terrace Bay-Schrelber News, Wednesday, July 9, 1986, page 5 Foss appointed Captain Jeffrey Foss, the son of former Terrace Bay residents Herbert and Doreen Foss, was recently appointed-as the Canadian Equerry to Her Royal Highness The Princess Margaret, for her July 10 to 15 visit in British Columbia. Captain Foss enrolled in the Canadian Armed Forces in May of 1974. He now serves as a Command Manpower Coordinator in the Directorate of Military Manpower Distribution in Ottawa. His parents now reside in Angus, Ontario. Tam Ted "man (1 me semeare Poms 'e lisiees-aceill | es * Offer valid only from July 9 to July 26, 1986. Look after your wood with a better kind of protection -- and save your money. For a limited time only*, Cuprinol will send you a $2.00 Refund for each 4 litre Cuprinol product you purchase (excluding Wood Preservers). Simply circle the purchase on your receipt from the dealer and mail it in with the Cuprinol $2.00 Offer Coupon. Coupons are available in the stores listed below. CUPRINOL does it right. The name Cuprinol stands for higher quality Wood Stains, Coatings, Preservers and Paint and Stain Remover. CEBRARIO'S : HARDWARE & LUMBER Schreiber