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PAGE 10 TERRACE BAY NEWS JANUARY 20, 1972 Council Quotes = cont'd from page 1 attended the meeting, to point out the dangers of snow machines operating in and around the school premises, particularly at the time the smaller child- ren are leaving the school. Mr. Macleod elaborat=- ed on the dangers with respect to small children being allowed by parents to operate these machines. Reeve Cavanaugh thanked Mr. Macleod for his inter- est and assured him that Council would take his warnings into serious consideration. The Department of Transportation and Communica=- tions gave approval by By-law 242, restricting the use of snow machines between the hours of 12 mid- night and 7 a.m., and this by-law will be rigidly enforced. The Ontario Council, Order of St. John's, asked Council for financial support. Council agreed that the locality is always well served by the Schreiber branch of the St. John's Ambulance Corps and af this time a grant of $25.00 was made, with a further grant to be discussed at a later date. An order was received from the Ontario Municipal Board granting the appeal lodged by the Township cont'd page 11 EMPLOYMENT AVAILABLE CARETAKERS (two positions) for the Terrace Bay Recreation Centre Written applications will be received by the un- designed for the position of maintenance care- takers. Applicants should state age, education, exper= ience, marital status. Preference will be given to those who hold Class "B" Refrigeration Certificates or indicate a willingness to secure a Refrigeration Certificate Duties to include responsibility for the overall maintenance of the Recreation Centre, swim pool, and outside facilities. Salary will be commensurate with experience. Benefits include: Pension Plan, Hospital, Medical and Group Insurance plans, accumulated sick-leave. Apply to; The Terrace Bay Recreation Committee, Box 460 Terrace Bay, Ontario. ; ASSITANCE NORTHERN. AFFAIRS PUBLIC GOVERNMENT INFORMATION Want to know to what to do? -- Where to go?-- With whom to speak? -- About things of govern- ment concern... THEN IT'S OUR BUSINESS! Northern Affairs will, free of charge, diagnose your problems and communicate on your behalf with any Government office not locally available or refer 50 to the proper government service. In Marathon call 229-1153 or write Box 280. You may relay your inquiry through the Municipal Clerk in Terrace Bay or the Public Health Inspector in Schreiber. ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND NORTHERN AFFAIRS D .P. Douglass Deputy Minister Hon. Leo Bernier Minister