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--- June 23, 1966 THE NEWS Page 9 SAPETY TONG BLITZ JUNE 24, 1966. WELCOME YOUR SALESMAN FROM TERRACE BAY KIWANIS CLUB ON FRIDAY EVENING WHEN HE CALLS TO SELL YOU "SAFETY TONGS". THESE UTENSILS AREA MUST IN EVERY HOME AND MAKE EXCELLENT GIFTS. PROCEEDS FROM THIS SALE WILL BE USED TO PURCHASE AND ERECT A HUGE SAFETY SIGN, A KIWANIS CENTENNIAL PROJECT. HELP KIWANIS ERECT THEIR CENTENNIAL SAFETY BILLBOARD. HELP YOURSELF TO SAFETY - BUY AND USE A SAFETY TONG Kiwanis Club of Terrace Bay, Inc. CALENDAR of EVENTS The Terrace Bay Kiwanis Club and the News are co-operating to bring a column listing all coming events. Organizations are invited to contact the News or the Kiwanis Club if they wish to take ad- vantage of this publicity. COUNCIL QUOTES - Continued from page 1 A request from the Fire Dept .for a hose-drying rack was rejected as it was not included in the budget. Council suggested that the Fire Committee under- take the work during some of their meetings. Police reported only minor incidents and said that increased vigilance would be maintained on the highway now th at traffic is reaching its peak. The radar set is operating and working satisfactorily. Sgt.L.Chambers of the Traffic Dept. has requested permission to try out the radar when he is in the district. If a safety check of some of the older cars in town is carried out the Police Dept. would be able to count on the full support of Council . Since resignation of the last dog-catcher, com- plaints have increased but without the co-operation of all dog owners there is little to be done. Ef- forts will be made to secure the services of a per- C &T MARINE Sales and Sezvice manent dog catcher but until then it seems to be a case of eith er "live and let live" or "do as you would be done by." Residents are reminded that before any building or remodelling of existing structures is done a per- mit must be obtained from the Municipal Office. This applies equally to homeowners and tenants. Council will study the possibilites of having the Public Health Unit take over public health in the town some time in the future. This provincial ser- vice covers all school health as well as the inspec- tion of food handling establishments and water tests. Council was cordially invited to attend the an- nual ins pection and banquet to be held by St. John's Ambulance on June 22nd in Schreiber. At the request of Judge Reed of the Ci tizenship Court an estimate of the number of non-Canadian citizens in Terrace Bay will be made in order to establish the feasibility of setting up a Court in town. In reply to a letter from mill manager J.A.Ferrier concerning the development of Lakeview Drive, two representatives of Council will meet with him to discuss the matter. SILVER BIRCH (Continued from page 8) Farrow, Barbara Haughn and Mrs.Aggie Sinkins at- tended a banquet at Wawa, accompanying several members who travelled from the Lakehead. WE HAVE JUST BEEN APPOINTED AN O.M.C. SERVICE CENTRE BY THE OUTBOARD MARINE CORPORATION OF CANADA LIMITED 177 Hudson Drive - Terrace Bay, Ont. COME IN AND SEE OUR RALEIGH MOPED MOTOR BIKES - - $269.50 $299.50 GAS CANS 2 and 5 Gallon Sizes LAWN BOY POWER MOWERS TILLER CABLE AND CLAMPS LIFE JACKETS BAITS TRAILER TIRES ETC., NOW ON DISPLAY - - 17 FT. SURFTAMER FIBRE GLASS BOAT = = areal beauty HOURS: - 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays Saturdays 8a.m. to ?