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MR, E, PERS. BOX 375 TERRACE B/Y TERRACE BAY NEWS Vol. 14 No. 9 Serving the District March 4, 1971 COUMCIL QUOTES Terrace Bay Town Council was chaired at the regular meeting by Councillor Al Chisholm in the absence of Reeve Cavanaugh. A resolution was passed to submit the annual petition for subsidy on 1970 road expenditures. The Thunder Bay Health Unit advised that their representatives would be in Terrace Bay on March 8th, and would meet with members of Council. Pinewood Court, Home for the Aged,presented their budget request for first payment of 1971, maintenance costs, in the amount of $3,086., representing 25% of prior year's requistion. A letter was sent to the Department of Tourism confirming the date of meeting as March 24th at 7:30 p.m., in the Municipal building. A letter to Town Council requesting that they approve the appointment of Dr. A.B. Adey to the Library Board, met with opproval. A letter from the Secretary=Treasurer, Board of Management, Pinewood Court, stated that the date of March 20th, was acceptable, for a meeting to be held in Schreiber. The Lake Superior Board of Education made a request for a portion of costs toward the Public Speaking contest, sponsored by the local Hydro Utilities, in the amount of $20.00. This was granted. The Children's Aid Society sent Council a preliminary estimate for 1971. Council received the 1970 equalization report for apportionment of 1971 costs for Thunder Bay District Home for the Aged. There appeared to be some major differences and preparation for an appeal was authorized. continued page 2 ....... COMMUNITIES HONOUR FATHER CANO It was not only an ecumenical, but also an inter- community farewell given to Rev. J.M. Cano with tributes offered by Reeve F.V. Harness of Schreiber and Reeve W.E. Cavanaugh, of Terrace Bay. Gino Caccamo was M.C. for the occasion. Reeve Harness said it was with deep regret the town saw Rev. Cano leave since he had always taken an active part in any affair for the community's good and greatly increased the good will and fellowship between the various churches. When Father Cano first came, there were some differences of opinion, but, when we grew to know him and he began to understand our ways the consensus of opinion was that "he is a great little guyi" We wish him well in his new parish and hope he will come back to visit us. ; 'Reeve Cavanaugh said Father Cano would be particularly missed in Terrace Bay hospital where his daily visits made a bright spot for not only the patients (for he visited all of them) but for the doctors nurses and staff. And like Reeve Harness, they often wondered at his speedy arrival when a patient was received - he might almost be called an ambulance chaser! Rev. E.C. Prinselaar, of St. Andrew's United Church, spoke of working with Father Cano in var- ious religious and community affairs and the deep interest he had shown in establishing harmonious relations between the various church groups. Formal presentations of gifts were made by Aurel Gauthier for the parish of Holy Angels Church and friends in the community; Mrs. Irene Moorey, for the Catholic Women's League; Mrs. Mavis Godin for the Catholic Parent Teachers' Association; . continued page 2 .......