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Page 8 COUNCIL QUOTES (Cont'd from Pg. 1) Fire Chief and he had accepted on a six month trial basis. This passed with Council's approval. Estab- lishing six weekend relief and work schedules to- gether with pay rates were also passed. Councillor Cavanaugh felt his conscience could not let him vote for a temporary Fire Chief and so abstained. He feared some disaster when there would be a slip up. Councillor Thompson appreciated his anxiety but was sure it would and could work. Councillor Cavanaugh reported on his recent trip to the Lakehead when he had presented the Chamber of Commerce's brief at the hearings held in connection with the discontinuation of the C.P. "Dominion". He noted some very strong briefs on the subject had been presented, particularly the one by the Liberal Association, and felt some solu- tion could be arrived at such as the Government's use of the C.N.R. trains. Councillor Fraser, reporting on details of the Fire Department, noted that with the removal of Ralph Cole to become volunteer Fire Chief, a vacancy would be made in the Volunteer Brigade. He submitted the name of Jack Caccamo who had volunteered. As one of the bigger taxpayers in town and his convenient location to the Fire Hall, Council was pleased to note his interest. Reeve W. Adamo presided over the meeting, Cavanaugh, E.Brown, V.Thompson, A. Fraser and Secretary W. F. Strutt and Clerk W. Hanley. SKI-00 the light-footed snowmobile All new for '66. New super-sleek styling. New more powerful engines. Famous light- footed action to climb steepest hills easily... whip over deepest snow up to 45 miles per hour... bring fresh family fun anywhere! . Although Bombardier are building SKI-DOOS at the rate of one every 3 minutes, the present supply does not meet the demand, and when our stock on hand is exhausted we cannot guarantee the prompt arrival of additional machines. IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING THE PURCHASE OF A SKI-DOO THIS SEASON, WE SUGGEST YOU SHOP EARLY. Your S DdoO Deal K | er SISSON'S SNOWMOBILE - $- Ant €-S$ - a0 URE 1 Beas - OT ARS We Carry a Complete Line of Parts 0 THE NEWS R North Shore attended by a full complement of Councillors, W.E. November 18, 1965 QUALITY ON PROPER EQUIPMENT New cleaning and finishing equipment is constantly being put on the market to up-grade the quality of cleaning and pressing. DRESSWELL CLEANERS, because of their large volume of work handled, is the first to put this equipment into use once the equipment has been thoroughly proven satisfactory. The quality and service benefits of this equipment are yours by phoning SCHREIBER 155 for Free Pick-up and Delivery. Drycleaners to the My. I55 LONG TIME RESIDENTS LEAVE Grace and Don Brearley with their son Ricky have departed after some nineteen years of residence to make their home in Woodlands, Maine. Don's co-workers held a get-together, presenting him with a transistor. During a special executive meeting of the Terrace Bay Community Credit Union, on which Don had served for many years, a presentation of a desk barometer set was made with the group's best wishes. Ata dinner meeting of the Kiwanis Club, of which he had been an active member, he was given a set of bookends, and as an officer in the Lake Superior Corps Sea Cadets was presented with a lighter by the Cadets and entertained by the officers at the Cumming home. ' Grace was entertained at a Coffee Party at the home of Ruth Mitchell when her friends gave her a gift of Blue Mountain Pottery. John Kelty held a party for Ricky when his boyfriends gave him a farewell gift of a hunting knife. WOMEN OF THE MOOSE MEET The Women of the Moose met Wednesday night with Senior Regent Marjorie Dejonghe presiding. Minutes were read by Recorder Barbara Dejonghe. Jackie Calder volunteered to convene the Credit Union banquet on November 20th. The meeting closed with a raffle won by Betty Randa and lunch served by Doreen Kurylo and her Library Committee . The following Sunday the executive of the Moose Lodge and Women's Auxiliary held a joint meeting to discuss plans for the Christmas and New Years dances. The next meeting of the Chapter will be held Wednesday, November 17 at 8 P.M. in the Moose Hall . Richard Marcella arrived from Sarnia to spend the weekend with his parents Mr. & Mrs. J. Mar- cella and was accompanied home by his children Patrick and Leslie who had been visiting their grand parents Mr. & Mrs. J. Marcella and Mr. & Mrs. D. Laporte for the past two months. Clara Gould has arrived home from a two week visit with her father, Mr. H.B. Fairs of Hamilton. Repartee is what you wish you'd said.