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rage Lu BAYCG DAXS TVinictsCh Bal Niws ARE March 17, L960 COMING | SHOPIUG AND SAVE MARCH 2474 25at the BAY FIRES (Cont'd from page 9) Keep plenty of ashtrays handy and use them, Never toss a Lighted match or cigarette butt carelessly away. If Fou are at home or out in a car, use an ashtray. If you are in the woods, around Terrace Bay, make sure your smoking materials are cool to the touch before you dispose of them. Do the same when emptying an - é ashtray into a trash can, Before you go out or go to bed--espec- ially after entertaining--make a bricf inspection to be sure no cigarette has dropped on a chair, or behind a sofa cushion, or on a carpet, or any place else where it could start a fire, NEVER SMOKE IN BED, l. Re ae COUNCIL QUOTES Reeve Ferrier presided last Wednesday afternoon over the regular meeting of Coun- cil in the Torrace Bay Municipal Offices. attending were Councillors Bouchard, iivanse Sith and lunca, secretary Strutt and assist- and Hanley. Minutes of the past meeting were accepted as read, Kceve Ferrier remarked on the fine job done on clearing the Lakeview extension, Tenders for the painting of the Ontario Provincial Police Office were opened and Council accepted the bid submitted by Mr, D,Laporte, Various correspondence: wes received from the Department of Highways concerning the additional strip purchased along the High- way; the installation of concrete sidewalk between Recreation Centre and Hotel; the acceptance of the Department of road main= tenance to street approaches at Highway intersection, Council was notified that Costa's Groceteria have acquired a valuable piece of property in the Town and are moving along with plans for the erection of a modern food market here, & request for plan for a Mobile Home s_ been sent out and a letter received Park TIRES dittantbuad NESBITT MOTOEeRS from the District Forest Ranger in Geraldton in connection with establishing a tourist arca near the Aguasabon Falls, and any poss- ible assistance the Town might expect from the Government, following the completion of expected Legislation on the subject, School Patrols have been further investi- gated and a letter received offering assist- ance in training, Reeve Ferrier felt their offer of an officer to come to Terrace Bay would be of considerable assistance in the establishing of patrols, Mr ,iivans-Smith told Council that he, together with Mr. Sam Boyd, had been working on developing Patrols and expected to start on it this year, Fire report for F ebruary from lir,Geo, Maitland, Fire Chief of Terrace Bay, was Reeve Ferrier would check on Constable Hayes receiving an immediate call on any bush fires, Holiday replacements for local 0.P.P. have been requested, The Annual adjustment for use of power was received by Council, Library, Hydro and Township Accounts were itemized and accepted, By-Law for the annual road. allowance in Terrace Bay was read and passed. Building Permits for February totalled $6,150. Mr,Ferrier praised co-workers of the late Bill Smith who had helped renovate the Smith home, He also inquired into the progress being made on the proposed Industrial area and requested a report be prepared to send to Toronto. Further precautions in regard to No Smoking in the 4rena will be instigated by the Recreation Association, "# request for clearing of land behind a lot was referred to Mr, J,Wellings, It was suggested the Cemetary Board be , discontinued and that Mr,ivans-Smith, as Development Chairman, head a committee of a few interested parties to handle affairs of the Board, Council agreed to request & twenty-mile per hour limit on Selkirk as a through street, This request will be forwarded to the Depart- ment of Highways before going to Department of Municipal affairs, 4& meeting of the Board of Health preceded Council, with Dr. D. JeliehicCausland submitting his anfual report, SCHREIBER, ONTARIO "TELEPHONE 640 BATTERIES ACCESSORIES WE HAVE COMPLETE WHEEL A ALIGNMENT AND WHEEL BALANCING EQUIPMENT Now that highways are bare, tires wear out faster. If wheels are out of alignment, come in and have your car été clked -- it may save you a set of new tires, Remember}! NESBITT MOTORS IS THE ONLY GARAGE IN THE DISTRICT THAT HAS THIS EQUIPMENT AND ARE READY TO SERVE Y-0-U, eeeeve