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« COUNCIL QUOTES (Cont'd from Page |) These were passed on to Councillor Wellings who had been absent at the time. Councillor Wellings explained backup was due to the blockage caused by unbelievably large and numerous sticks, sand and debris, all inserted by children. The sewers had been completely cleared and heavy screening inserted under the lid, as a precautionary measure against further flooding. Council discussed the building of curbs along the affected lots, but will be left in abeyance pending observation at the next storm. Councillor Adamo reported too many bears were at the dump and he felt it dangerous. Council generally agreed it had become a great tourist attraction and with the number of cars consistently present, it should not prove hazardous. However the Game Warden will be requested to investigate. Preparations are underway for moving the Library and Councillor Wellings was asked to get Mr. Ferrier's permission to make the change. Councillor Wellings reported some special under- covers had been made for the round sewers and had proved very satisfactory for several years. He sought permission to have the additional I10 sewers completed in alike fashion. This was approved by Council and pri ces will be sought. Councillor Adamo felt the white line should be re- painted on the streets, and though Council in general felt it unnecessary, agreed to do the Shopping Plaza. He further requested the widening of the street near the Community Church, and Council discussed at length the cost of removing the deep curbing and fill. Councillor Valiquette requested Councillors Adamo and Wellings to study the corner of Fort Garry and Elizabeth when making their town survey re stop signs and parking areas. This corner was obstructed in its view due to the hill and the hedge. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. M.D. Derrick from Troon, Scotland have arrived to spend the next month in Terrace Bay visiting their neice, Mrs. Kitty MacLeod and family. While here, Mr. and Mrs. Derrick will celebrate their forty-second wedding anniversary on July 26th. Congratulations are extended. Four year old Glenn has joined his brothers Leonard and Dennis, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Vezina. Mrs. Theresa Wisinger arrived home last week from her bus tour which took her to Port Charlotte and Miami, Florida. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. Scheuchenpflug are his Grandmother, Mrs. Anna Gruener of Hamilton who will stay the summer, his sister Ilse Petri with her husband Erhardt and daughter Silvia and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Luis Ellensehn and daughter Briggitte all from Hamilton. Rose and Jim Garriock spent their vacation visiting her sister Mrs. G. Bragg in Keewatin, then on to Brandon, Manitoba to another sister, Mrs. A. Skogstad and with Jim's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Garriock in Rorketon, Manitoba. IN 'A Welcome home to Carol Bouchard and John Kelty who were patients in St. Joseph's Hospital, Port Arthur, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wiley and three children from Madson, Red Lake visited with Mr. and Mrs . Alex Sinkins last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. J. Brooks and family motored to London to visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Brooks, on to Toronto to his sister, Mrs. Archie Driffield and family and in Komoka with her sister, Mrs. J. Frank and family and friends, journeying through the States. Mrs. A. Ziegleman and children spent a week visiting her sister Mrs. Boz in Fort William while Sandra was at Guide Camp at Polly Lake. Joan Ziegleman is the guest of Mrs. R. Zanette at Birch Beach for the next two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ward and children and Mr. and Mrs. G. Papousek and sons enjoyed two weeks vacation at Muskoka, Ontario and visiting with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lambdon and children of Delisle, Saskatchewan were the guests last week of her sisters, Mrs. J. Wellings and Mrs. B. Megraw. Mr. Mike Miller has arrived from Melfort, Sask. to visit with his daughters Mrs. Wellings and Mrs. Megraw . Mr. and Mrs. B. Larson, Marilyn and Robby returned home from their holidays spent with her parents, in Eagle River and his Mother in Bergland. Prior to their holidays Bun's sister Mrs. J. Normand and family of Hamilton were their guests. Mrs. Judy Sheppard and family of Manitouwadge 'lis visiting at the home of her sister Mrs. Ken Turner and family. NOTE TO PARENTS If you are in doubt as to when your child is to attend classes, check with the Lifeguards or Swim Instructor AT THE POOL. Also, send your child ONLY to the class which he is to attend. Children who are NOT taking classes are not welcome at the pool during the time when other classes are being held ALSO, please see that your family members obey pool rules. These rules are identical to rules in other pools and are made for the protection of the swimmers AND the equipment. Those failing to abide by pool rules will be suspended. For public information, the following points are noted: (1) Pool water temperature is at about rr 75° . A little cooler than originally planned, but still plenty warm and much healthier for bathers and pool cleanliness. (2) Clothing check baskets will be available, at a small charge, when they are received from the suppliers. (3) ONLY those o ver 16 and / or those working days may swim during the designated evening hours. This is only a very small portion of the daily period(Continued on Page 8)