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Page 4 COUNCIL QUOTES (Continued from page |) Motors property indicated that when foreclosure pro- ceedings instituted by B.A.Oil Company are com- pleted the Company will do the cleaning up. The Township's responsibility in the matter of funeral expenses for accident victim were outlined in several communications. Mrs. V.Hopper, R.N., asked for clarification on hours and duties of school Nurse. The Committee and Medical Health Officer will meet with her to reach a definite conclusion. Recommendations by Council for action on the recommendations handed down by a recent coroner's jury were the theme of a letter from the Chief Coro- Do you have to ration hot water on wash days and bath nights? a Cascade 40 electric water heater can change all that. Cascade 40 has two elements: a 1000-watt lower element for normal use, and a 3000-watt top element that surges into action at times of extra heavy use. That's why the Cascade 40 can sup- ply more hot water than the average family is ever likely to use. Cascade 40 is flameless, safe and clean. It requires no flue so it can be installed anywhere. The ten year guarantee on the tank is your assurance of Cascade 40's reliability. With a Cascade 40, the cost of abundant hot water is low. For more information... ask your hydro SCHREIBER HYDRO COMMISSION TERRACE BAY HYDRO UTILITIES THE NEWS July 22, 1965 ner of Ontario. The Fire Department Report for June mentioned two call-outs: that the Roxy Theatre replace their fire extinguishers and observe the "no smoking laws": recommended that Terrace Bay join the Thunder Bay Mutual Fire Aid Plan: (this was passed on to the Committee for investigation) and a report on prac- tices. The Police Department Report indicated a quiet month--only two thefts, one at the Community Churc and one at the Roxy Theatre: a report on township and highway accidents: the usual complaints on dogs and cats: a warning to juvenile owners of skate - boards that it is NOT permissible to use same on streets. Library, Snack Bar, Hydro, Township and Recreation accounts were consider- ed and passed for payment. Two applications for the job of Ceme tery Caretaker were received and that of J.St.Louis, who has been assisting there, was accepted. Councillor Cavanaugh's request for action on cleaning boulevards sparked a debate on responsibility of the Roads Supt. As 'Roads Supt.' he should be aware and recommend to Council areas for improvement. Councillor Thompson in line with a local brief which deals with providing employment for youths moved that six 16-I7 year olds be hired to work under the direction of a Mill lead hand whose services will be do- nated by the Company, to do brushing and general clean-up jobs around town. Councillor Thompson asked who ap- proved Building Permits and all Coun- cillors agreed that though these were nominally given by the Building Inspec tor and Electrical Supt., Council should be kept aware of those th at are granted and for what. Councillor Thompson also raised: the question of the legal aspect of property owned by H.Lohr on Laurier Avenue which, though in a residential area, is solely a business and income proper- ty. The situation will be investigated. Reporting for the Recreation Com- mittee, Councillor Thompson indicated that a long-range development plan is in progress to make all facilities avail- able for more projects and groups. A meeting with J.Reid on the Centennial Project resulted in other proposals be- ing dropped in favour of an Adult Study Lounge in conjunction with the Recrea- tion Centre--providing the necessary property can be acquired. Councillor Fraser discussed the pro- blem of cleaning up in the Shopping Plaza and said Councillor Brown had approached proprietors of the various businesses. At this point it was pro- 2 LD posed Ing Oo Dpy=--L_Law Ont © oge