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Vol.10, No.22 COUNCIL QUOTES Acting Reeve R.Sinotte presided at last Tuesday's meeting of Terrace Bay Council with councillors R.Bray, J.Caccamo, D.Desrosier and township Clerk W.Hanley, attending. W .Scheuchenpflug attended to make representation to Council for permission to establish a business on Laurier Avenue in the home now occupied by G.Pearen. For- mer reeve W..Adamo was present and voiced strong ob- jections to establishing a full time business in a residen- tial section. Council discussed the matter at length. Existing By- Laws forbid establishing such a business in a residential location and if permission is given in one case it would be impossible to control future requests. Minutes of the last meeting were adopted. Corres- pondence included a letter of resignation from A.Fraser, building inspector. This was accepted with regret; a letter from H.Ratchford listed requirements for Centen- nial Park lighting; a tender from B.Comeau asking $450. per season to care for lawns in the shopping area; a request from the Horticultural Society to hold a bedding plant sale (approval given); from the High School Student Council thanking Council for permission to attend one of their meetings; from Lakehead University thanking Council for their decision to make a twenty cent per capita grant each year for two years to the University; the Navy League asked permission to hold a Tag Day (granted); the Kiwanis Club and Horticultural Society proposed flower beds to replace the flower boxes on Simcoe Plaza (Council felt more information on proper maintenance should be given before approving). The Department of Lands & Forest ee a ee ee WAVAV A complete listing of mill rates for the KVAVA Township of Terrace Bay is shown on page 1867 | 1967 three new residences would be constructed in Ter- race Bay this year also that (Continued P.2) Serving the District HIGH SCHOOL DEVELOPMENTS - SCHREIBER - TERRACE BAY The working agreement between the Schreiber and Terrace Bay High School Boards has been signed and both schools will be operating under this Agreement this Fall. Both School Boards have submitted their pro- posals for expansion to the Department of Edu- cation in Toronto. KIMBERLY-CLARK WEEKLY SAFETY SLOGAN "Knowing the weekly safety slogan can be re- warding, however, it is most important to prac- tice safety for "knowing is not enough." Last week the following persons received dollar awards for knowing the weekly safety slogan- C.Marcella, A.Spadoni, F.Gramatowski, E. Michniewicz, M.Chepelsky. When travelling by car we are guided by signs. They tell us the speed limit, warn us when to reduce speed or stop if the road ahead has a right or left turn, etc. These signs help us to have a safe journey but they are meaning- less if we fail to obey their message. Remember this week's safety slogan: OBEY SAFETY SIGNS - FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY COUNCIL ANNOUNCES 1967 MILL RATES seven of this issue. ___May 18, 1967