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, | COUNCIL QUOTES Council met on July 25th-in the Municipal Reeve J,P,Heenan presided and Coun- cillor Welling, Evans-Smith and Fraser with Secretary-Clerk W.F, Strutt attended... Minutes lof the previous meeting were accepted and all correspondence dealt with, A reply was received from Brewers Warehous- | ing stating that business here did not warrant erection of a retail outlet. Reeve Heenan wrote to Mr.J.Ferrier, Mill Manager, expressing the gratitude of Council and members of the Pool Committee for the overwhelming support offered by Kimberly- Clark Corporation, Their matching of pledges, some 320 family subscriptions received to date had made it possible to build the best avail- able pool, Affirmation of the contract with Central Canada Construction Co.Ltd., of Winnipeg, to complete the power conversion in town, was made, Approval for eventual grant up to a sum of $6,000 for park development was received from J.W,Spooner, Minister of Department of Lands and Forests, on'the provision a total of $12,000 were expended for this purpose. Reeve Heenan had received a letter from Mr. John Ferrier urging Council to expedite extension of the Town Speed limit zone to' in- clude the Mill road entrance, also with the suggestion that a double line '. restrict pas- sing from Hudson Drive to the Mill Road. Mr. Ferrier felt his request was justified by the two near accidents in this vicinity, one in- volving a busload of children enroute to the swimming pool and a tourist, The Department of Highways, in reply to repeated requests from Town Council, hoped they could make a speed study of this intersection this summer and, when results were available, they would discuss the subject further. The double line from Hudson Drive to the Mill entrance was rejected as it was not deemed necessary to restrict passing in this zone, By-Law 148 was passed to transfer lots to be used for sewage disposal and an access road, By-Law 138 in connection with the In- dustrial area was withdrawn, Mr.Al Chisholm was notified of his appoint- ment as Council representative on the High- school Board and Mr,Bill Cavanaugh was notifi- ed of Council's approval of his appointment representing the Separate School Board on the High School Board, A motion was passed tn declare August %th o> tee. <a reer ene Ss sss se SSS Se ea eee eee | ee ' TERRACE BAY NEWS CLEARANCE OF ALL SIMCOE PLAZA DINING ROOM HOURS :- 7 A.M, to 9.30 A.M, - 11 AM, to 1,30, PM. x and 7" 5,00 P.M, to 7.30 P.M 4 August 25 1962 SUMMER J 8 DRESSES SUMMER. HATS ANFORD ty a ap ts ee | | | LIMITED | | a Civic Holiday and Mr,Paul Rouble was appoint ed to take the town Census. A motion was for mally passed accepting the Canada Gunite Co. | bid: to erect a swimming pool at a cost of | $33,000, . Another motion was made to pay $1, 300 for land on the south side of Highway | 17 from the Mill road entrance for establish- | ment of a Trailer Park, | Councillor Welling. discussed contracts for | landscaping Kenogami, Road boulevards and re- building concrete steps at the Post Office. | Reeve Heenan instructed him to bring in £3008 | prices at the next meeting, Councillor Welling further reported on mowing of grass on the side of roads around -- town as road maintenance and that the swiomang pool was progressing rapidly. Requests from the Fire Dept. were presented | by Councillor Fraser and enquiries will be | made concerning a resuscitator for the Fire. | Truck. Councillor Fraser also requested a | meeting with the Health Dept. which was to be | arranged, Counc.Evans-Smith has ordered lapel | pins suitable for any town qe ge WINE and-DINE in STYLE IN OUR NEWLY. LICENSED DINING ROOM bev D) eduldakes [| FINE as SCHRE IDE ian \ By EXCELLENT | | ee Pane BHO Ss gel | __~ PHONE 760 -