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MAY 23 1968 By-law Passed - cont'd from front page establishing a Fire Department and rules governing said Fire Department. The Clerk was asked to contact an area contractor regarding extansion of storm sewers and drains on lower Kenogami Road. A letter from the Chamber of Commerce stated that they endorsed the concern of a parent regarding lack of supervision in the local theatre. way toward the maintenance of Centennial Park. The Ontario Good Roads Association will sponsor a School for Road Superintendants in Fort William, to which our Road Superintendant will be invited to attend. Bay Council to endorse a resolution asking for more time to study the Hardy Report before amalgamation of Fort William and Port Arthur. Council agreed to endorse the resolution. A By-law will be enforced to prevent bicycle rid- ing on Simcoe Plaza, and particularly in front of the Post Office. Report from Building Inspector - Nil. A letter from the Recreation Committee regarding the recent breaking and entering, requested that in the future, the Director or some member of the Committee be advised immediately. A suggestion to publish a monthly police report was accepted. This will be done. However, concerning information regarding juven- iles, it was pointed out that under the statutes, this information cannot be made available to anyone other than the parties concerned. The Committee was also concerned about the al- leged beating of a Schreiber boy, by Terrace Bay youths. The Committee was advised that no charges had been laid, by the individual, although a com- plete investigation was made. With milder weather approaching, there is more traffic in town. During the month, 16 occurences were investigated. Two young children were lost for two hours, and found. Two dogs were destroyed at the request of the owners. One parking ticket was issued and paid. The case of the dog catcher was investigated, and council is aware of results. Two unoccupied houses were checked. Schreiber Police and O .P.P. were assisted in making a search of all back roads and bushes for Spadoni's safe which was stolen with all contents. TERRACE BAY NEWS The C.G.I1.T. girls expressed a wish to help in any The Municipality of Neebing requested the Terrace PAGE 7 The Terrace Bay Public School, High School and Recreation Centre were broken into and about $1Q worth of school supplies stolen. All goods were re- covered and three persons were charged with break, enter and theft. Two have appeared in Magistrate's Court and were remanded until May 21. The other will appear in Juvenile's Court on May 30. One charge was laid under the Highway Traffic Act, and person fined $27.50. Accounts were passed for payment as follows: Township - $85,077.39; Hydro - $7,747.71; Library - $726.76; Recreation Committee - $6,420.60 A councillor stated that it had been brought to his attention that sling shots are being sold locally. It is to be hoped that parents, if not the children them- selves, are aware of the danger if sling shots are used carelessly. MEMBERSHIP TEA HELD BY THE C.W.LEAGUE The St. Martin's Parish Council of the Catholic Women's League held their annual Membership Tea : in the Church Hall on Sunday, May 19th, preceded by the Recitation of the Rosary in the Church. Rev. A.P; Harris opened the meeting with League Prayer. President, Mrs. W. Corrigan chaired the meeting and welcomed all members. An inspiring message on our need for the Virgin Mary was given by Spiritual Convenor Mrs. G. Ramsay. Mrs. leslie |. McBride reported that the Catholic Girls Club will be holding their annual crowning of the Blessed Virgin next Sunday, May 26th at 7.30 p.m. Father Harris offered the use of the lerusalem Bible for scripture readings at the meetings. Mrs. W. Sitko volunteered to take over the sale of rélig- _ ious articles. The meeting adjourned with the sing- ing of Holy God We Praise Thy Name and © Canada Father Harris imparted his Blessing, and luncheon was served by Mrs. B. Walsh and her committee. Mr. and Mrs. 44, Chepelsky attended the 14th Annual R.C.N.A. reunion held in Sault Ste. Marie Accompanying them were their son Michael and Bob Benko. Kay and Ken Weppler spent the past week'in L London, Ontario visiting Kay's brother, Pr. Bob Biesenthal and family Chance favors the prepared mind.