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MAY 22, I974 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 15 SCHREIBER COUNCIL QUOTES The Municipal Council, at their May I3th meeting, expressed gratification that, follow- ing a special meeting earlier in the month, their offer of $10,000 to Crown Assets, has been accepted - only legal formalities to be completed, for the purchase of the former post office, which they intend using as a medical centre, this facility also being inh the centre of the town. The contract for necessary renovations has been given to M. Cebrario and Sons, local con- tractors, with the injunction to start the work as soon as possible. A group of ratepayers attended the meeting to inquire into regulations concerning the placing of mobile homes. Two of these request- ed permission to re-locate, since they have been asked to move their units from their pres- ent location. Council will study the problem and notify those concerned of their decision. : At a later point in the meeting council dis- cussed the possibility of the town establish- ing a trailer court. - McCausland Hospital Board, acknowledged gra- tefully a donation of $725.00 toward the hos- pital share of capital renovations. An invitation was received from Pinewood Court Board, to attend the formal opening of the Birchwood Crescent Home in Terrace Bay this] month -= the clerk asked to forward a copy to the Chimo Club for further action, and council agreed to send a flower arrangement to mark the occasion. M.M. Dillon's Limited, statement of account, in the amount of $I,985.6I, re storm drainage, was passed for payment. A letter from the Ministry T.E.I.A. in con- nection with Senior Citizen Housing stated further details will be sent to councillor N.A. McCuaig. L. Doucet, by letter, requested permission to re-locate his mobile home within the comm- unity. The Mayor of Kenora sent an invitation to attend the N.W.0.M. meeting being held there October 3-5. Dr. James E. Baldwin, acknowledged Reeve McParland's query regarding facilities for McCausland Hospital, stating the matter is now being investigated by his Department. In answer to council's request to Marathon Reality, to purchase additional ground, adja- cent to the cemetery, it was stated further investigation is required. i The Thunder Bay District Health Unit, + sent a report of additional facilities they consider are needed in the washrooms in the local arena. Clerk A.J. Gauthier was asked to contact Mrs. John St. Jean regarding the price she is asking for her property adjacent to the arena. Mrs. Dorothy Rummery, Schreiber's represen- tative to the McCausland Hospital Board, re- ported on current affairs of the Board - poss- ibility of acquiring a new hospital and other aspects of Board operations. ; Miss Rona Godin's application for position of assistant township clerk was accepted, with provision her salary schedule will be reviewed at the end of six months. In informal discussions, the councillors considered the possibility of purchasing a grader for the township. Orville Sainsbury has visiting him his twin sister, Mrs. Ethel Vair of Toronto and his neice Mrs. Bernice Robbins, of Owen Sé6und. WN TING \ _Jip- for every business need PHONE 825-3747 Commercial printing is our specialty! We have the latest in modern equipment, a wide choice of quality stock and years of experience. Let our experts do all your business printing! ® QUICK SERVICE ® EXPERT WORK ® MODERATE COST THE TERRACE BAY NEWS POST OFFICE BUILDING TERRACE BAY, ONT.