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Vol. 10 No. 11 COUNCIL QUOTES Councillors R. Sinotte, J.Caccamo, D.Desrosier and R. Bray attended one of the shorter sessions of Terrace Bay Municipal Council last week but Reeve Cavanaugh was in Toronto attending the annual meeting of the Ontario Municipal Electric Associat- ion. Hydro Superintendent Don Boudreau also attend- ed the O.M.E.U. meeting. Current correspondence included a reply from the Department of Transport to Councils' request that driver tests be made in Terrace Bay. Regulations of the Department specify that drivers should not be required to drive 25 miles to take these tests so the present arrangements will stand. Terrace Bay residents who wish to take driver tests may make appointments through the Provincial Police in Schr- eiber. . : The Public School Board again brought to the attention of Council the matter of flooding in the ball field area during spring thaw. A possible solu- tion is being considered. The appointment of F. Anderson to the Recreation Committee was ratified. A road maintenance budget in the amount of $15,000. was approved. Residents who propose major electrical installation or repairs are required to purchase a building permit. Recreation Accounts in the amount of $5,885.49 were passed for payment. ONE SLIGHTLY USED TAPE RECORDER WHEN A COMMISSIONER investigating the use of elec- tronic devices as possible intrusions on privacy asked a reporter whether he made a practice of tape recording interviews, he is reported to have replied that he did so VAX only on occasions when he considered it vital to be abso- lutely accurate. nota Ph Peseried Word 186711 Serving the District TERRACE BAY NEWS March 9, 1967 NEWS RELEASE RE: MR. WOOSTER'S REPORT Cee clea At a recent meeting with the Terrace Bay High School Board, Mr. K. Wooster, District Inspector of the Department of Education, reported on the operation of the High School. It was noted that the school is now staffed with a larger percentage of above average teachers than most schools in Northwestern Ontario. Recommendations made by Staff Inspectors during their visits in the past several years have been acted upon and facilities in the library, gym and guidance room have been improved with further extensive improvements planned. KIMBERLY-CLARK SAFETY SLOGAN PROGRAM Silver dollars were presen ted to the following for knowing last week's safety slogan" Ray Theriault, Frank Ginn, Alan Teskey, Art Parent and Dave McLellan. Sometimes when we experience an in jury such as a scratch or cut we do not bother to have it treated - we consider it to be only a minor injury. Every injury requires first aid attention - wounds must be cleaned-and protected. Remember this week's safety slogan" "SOMETIMES A MINOR INJURY HAS PATAL>: RESULTS" The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters passed a resolution at their 39th annual meeting that would require all hunters to produce evi- dence of being covered by public liability and WAVA, property damage insurance before being issued 1967 with a licence to hunt.