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TERRACE BAY NEWS Yol. 16" No. 20 I5¢ Per Copy TERRACE BAY AGAIN RECEIVES O.F.Y. GRANT In I973, Opportunities for Youth, again invited the youth of Canada to participate with the government in serving their communit- ies. The participants were asked to work to- gether in small groups to initiate, plan, and implement creative and useful community ser- vice projects. These summer time projects should help the participants to support them- selves, finance their education and promote personal and social development. In addition to helping communities, the O.F.Y. program gives youth an opportunity to learn (through direct experience) how to work with other com- munity organizations, local resource people, and government departments. One such program, evaluated and accepted by the O.F.Y. branch, will be the implimen- tation of a craft room in the Terrace Bay Campus. Plans were made and are still being made for certain creative projects, activities and constructions. Among the many proposed will be sessions on rug hooking, weaving, batiking, dyeing, beading, candle making, recycling of found or previously used mater- ials and various other projects. The commun- ity, as a whole, will be invited to partici- pate and it is hoped that there will be not only personal achievement but also community interaction! We are also planning outdoor exhibits, puppet shows, paint-ins, sketching jaunts, and Monday night demonstrations made by com- munity residents. We would appreciate any "junk" material that is available, discarded or not in use. So, if possible, start saving your empty car- tons, bottles (wine preferably), material, continued page 8 SCHREIBER COUNCIL QUOTES Schreiber Town Council were concerned over the preliminary report given by the driver from Underwater Recovery Ltd. on the condition of the dam at Cooks Lake, which provides the town water supply and will consult with the C.P.R. on steps to be taken. Kim Gellert and Darlene Fummerton were pre- sent to report the grant, from Opportunities for Youth, for Operation Cemetery has been re- ceived and outlined their plans, saying six people, both girls and boys will be involved in the project. Mrs. Dorothy Rummery, Schreiber representa- tive, presented a report of the annual meeting of the McCausland Hospital Board. A request will be made to the Crown Assets Disposal Corporation to obtain possession of the old post office, for a nominal sum, to be used as a public library. Clean-up week for the town was extended for a further week due to the inclement weath- er. Pi M.M. Dillon Ltd. Consulting Engineer will be asked to provide an estimate of the cost for survey of storm sewers required in the municipality. Representatives of the Thunder Bay District Health Unit will be in Schreiber on May 22nd to meet with Council. Edmond Borutski, road superintendant was authorized to attend the Road School being sponsored by the Ontario Good Roads Associa- tion in Thunder Bay, June 5 and 6. The Ministry of Natural Resources sent an outline of the new organizational structure in this area, providing a list of personnel who will be stationed in this district. continued page 2 ....