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} | | i See Benes TERRACE BAY NEWS _ from 7-8 p.m. on Friday night. Jerry Dupas, Terrace Bay Recreation and Sports Co--ordinator welcomed the delegates . Chris Stuhr and Dan Hogan, of the Applied Arts , Division, Confederation College:, Thunder Bay, wereh the Resource Leaders for the conference. At 9.30 on Friday, there was a Coffee Social at the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel . Sessions resumed again on Saturday morning at 9, with a break for lunch and dinner at the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel . a All of the 26 delegates who attended the confer- © ence deemed it to be most successful, and were impressed with the format of the program. The Next O.M.R.A, conference will be held in Manitouwadge, on October I7. Mr. Dupas stated he was very satisfied with ideal | ; support given the teenagers, local citizens, and the |} Township Council. Dyes oe Td + -- ---- & DELIVERY PHONE 824-2250 ( COUNCIL QUOTES - cont'd fii. page |. Councillor Desrosiers stated that Jack Chicana had been appointed as Bush Fire Chairman. This was approved by Council. He also informed Council that a Construction firm had been contacted to forward particulars on the proposed new Fire Hall Councillor Caccamo headed a discussion on hav- ing the local L.C .B.O. stay open on Thursdays, a day on which they normally close, except during the summer months. No action was taken at this time. : Council discussed the matter of those making improvements in their homes or on their properties, without first obtaining a Building permit. To insure an up-to-date and accurate assessment program, it is imperative that an alteration or improvements to properties be cover- ed by a Building permit, as provided in the Township Building By-laws. These permits are issued by the Build- ing Inspector, S. Lundberg. EASTER BREAKFAST HELD An Easter Communion Breakfast was held in the Community Church, Easter morning, under the spon- | sorship of the Under 21 Club. Thirty-nine people sat down to breakfast, which was convened by Mrs. Jones. Assisting Mrs. Jones were Mrs. G. Soughton , | H Mrs. J. Fisher, and Mrs. M. Lundberg, as well as =} members of the Under 2I Club. Reverend Husser led in singing familiar Easter hymns, with Mrs. M. Chisholm at the piano. Communion was served to all present, much in the manner of the first Lord's | Supper, without benefit of elders or servers. The Bread and Wine were passed from hand to hand, in the man- | ner in which the disciples participated, while Reverend Husser repeated the Communion Service. ; . FOR SPEEDY, "A. EXPERT SERVICE TERRACE BAY HOSTS REGION MEETING The Terrace Bay Recreation Associa- tion hosted the Ontario Municipal Recreation Association Region A meeting, with members from Manitou- wadge, Marathon, Schreiber, Heron Bay and Terrace Bay taking part. Jim CAiL 'REMBER VAN e SSI0RAE | Mga AGENTS SLIDES TO BE SHOWN AT MEETING § se .Y, FOR UNITED The Evening Group of the Community | pri$, OMsh-A. District Representa- Church Ladies Auxiliary will meet on tive, from Thunder Bay was also VAN LINES April 7th, at 8.15. As a special feat- present, with another member from FOR FREE ESTIMATES ©) re "Father Gvetd, aks. Martin's that area. "CALL ; . . Church will present his program of Dan Imbeault | slides and commentary, on his trip to Schreiber the Holy Land. All ladies of the community are So continued on page 8 The theme of the conference was Effective Communication at the Local and Regional Level, with registration iking place at the Recreation Centre seo LA AEA CR RY aN nets ee nt te ee ee)