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PAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS FEBRUARY 18,1971 Council Quotes - cont'd from page 1 A copy of By-law 63 was sent to the Township lawyers, regarding the access sidewalks on Simcoe Plaza and recommending further obligations re adjacent sidewalks. A letter from a local resident relative to the by- law restricting times of driving snow machines was received and acknowledged. In answer to a request from the Terrace Bay Figure Skating Club to place an ad in their program for their annual ice show to be held March 12th and 13th, they were informed that this would be taken up with the proper department. The Schreiber-Terrace Bay District Roman Catholic Separate School Board made a request for taxation on their behalf from Separate School supporters. Due to the late arrival of final 1970 assessment roll, their will be a delay in issuing 1971 interim tax bills. A resolution was passed authorizing an interim levy of seven mills. These bills should be in the mail approximately March 12th, with the date payable, March 26th. The Minister of Transport advised Reeve Cavanaugh that it was not possible to have a Drivers licensing OPEN RECEPTION IN HONOR OF REV. J.M. CANO, V.F. ON THE OCCASION OF HIS DEPARTURE FROM HOLY ANGELS PARISH, TIME-2 to 5S p.m. SUNDAY, FEB. 21st SCHREIBER SCHREIBER TOWN HALL everyone welcome! IT'S THE RESULTS TED'S - CLEANERS Tailors and THAT OUTER Launderers Phone You'll look neat as @ -3335 : pia if you send all your Terrace cleaning to us regularly. Bay office in Terrace Bay. He stated that the office in Schreiber, only nine miles away, was close enough and in any event, these licenses may be obtained by mail, post paid. Accounts passed for payment were: Township - $4,087.50; Recreation - $9,171.11; Library - $441.25; Hydro - $12,493.88. Councillor J. Caccamo announced that a special meeting would be called to discuss the setting of municipal employees' salaries. Councillor Caccamo inquired as to the increase in revenue from electrical customers. He asked if it was in line with expected increase estimates, by Ontario Hydro, in their rate proposal . The experiend over the past three billings has proven fo be in line : with what was expected. A resolution was passed to appeal the 1971 appor- tionment costs of the Lake Superior Board of Educatior A motion was passed to purchase a spare tire and wheel for the new Fire Truck, which had not prev- iously been supplied with the fire truck. The lack of a crossing guard at one of the inter- sections on Highway 17 was questioned and this was found to be due to illness. The Police Department will be asked to supervise the crossing in the absence of one of the guards. Mr. Jack Devine, of the Department of Tourism, advised that he would be in this area on March 24th, and would be pleased to meet with Council and the Chamber of Commerce. Considerable discussion took place regarding edu- cation in this area and in particular, recent suggest= ions for changes in the High School. Further infor- mation has been requested. Council will investigate the matter of street lights at the north end of the Recreation Centre. The Police report was as follows: = two persons continued page 5