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BR eros alee Se ree eRe ae Vol. 7 No. 3 : Serving the District January 16, 1964 COUNCIL QUOTES NIPIGON TEAMS HERE SATURDAY Terrace Bay Minors will play host to three Nipigon teams here this Saturday when teams in the Peewee, Bantam and Midget divisions clash in the first game of the new North Shore Minor Hockey schedule. Game times are:- Rev. |. Garnett Husser pronounced the invocation at the first meeting of Township Council held on Tuesday, January |4th. at 4:45 P.M. in Council Chambers. Reeve J. Heenan and full council of E. S. Brown, W. E. Cavanaugh, A. Fraser and V. Thompson were present, also G. Peewees - 1.30P.M. Bird, J. Caccamo, W. J. Cavanaugh, Sec.Treas. Bantams - 2.30 P.M. W. F. Strutt andC lerk W. Hanley. Midgets - 3.30P.M. LET'S GET OUT AND SUPPORT THE KIDS!! N OTE: Terrace Bay teams travel to Red Rock on Sunday and anyone willing to take a car is asked to contact E. Kettle. Minutes of the December meeting were read and accepted. Correspondence included a letter from the City of Hamilton re: a request for relief from a person claiming to be a resident of Terrace Bay. No record could be found to establish such a claim; costs of litigation being instigated by Council against Canada Construction Company were itemized notification was received that a Lake- head regiment would be unable to conduct excerises in the vicinity as planned:- council had contacted a company who will be doing work at the mill this summer re cost of Township paving. NOTICE The Annual Meeting of members of the Employees' Mutual Benefit Society will be held in the Recrea- tion Centre at 7.30 P.M. on Tuesday, February 4, 1964. Business will be the election of Directors and such other business as may properly come before the The Recreation committee wrote recommending meeting. the reappointment of W. Farrell and that. J. Wellings be appointed a member of the Committee . The letter also advised that J. Phillips had been appointed Chairman and M. Campbell as Vice - Chairman. Council agreed to consider the matter further at the next meeting. J.D. Kelty Secretary DUSK-TO-DAWN LIGHTING- by H.E.P.C. Outdoor dusk-to-dawn lighting for private property and road allowances is now available on a rental basis to customers of Ontario Hydro. This rental plan offers customers 175-watt mercury vapor lighting units with photo-electric controls at low monthly rates. The units, which are automati- cally switched on at dusk and off at dawn, are par- ticularly suitable for lighting farm yards, private lanes, storage areas and parking lots. A net rental charge of $3.75 a month includes the cost of lamp replacement. If customers require a pole for use with the lighting unit, an additional charge of 50 cents per month will also be made. It is expected that during the first full year of ope- ration of the dusk-to-dawn rental lighting plan, over 2,000 units will be installed. Hydro's dusk-to-dawn lighting program will be af- filiated with a similar lighting plan to be launched soon on a national basis by the Canadian Electrical Association. The Recreation Committee also advised Council of Food Services Management's decision to with draw from the Centre and that they had decided to leave the matter in the hands of Council but recommended that Kimberly-Clark Company be asked to take over the concession. The Road Supt., H. Hall sent in his resignation, another party was recommended for the position and this will be confirmed at the next meeting. Mayor Saul Laskin of Port Arthur sent congrat- ulations to the Reeve and Council on their election to office. J. Todd wrote accepting with appreciation his appointment to the Library Board . Reeve Heenan had written a lengthy letter en- deavouring to have work done last year on the Change House. considered under the winter works program. He had also written Arnone Transport giving permission to erect a terminal building in the industrial area. Trappers in this district realized $102,223.50 from The Navy League were given permission to hold | the sale of beaver pelts in 1963. a Raffle and Library, Hydro (Continued on Page 9