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a a. He TERRACE BAY NEWS EE EIT YOL. I7 NO. 37 SEPTEMBER I8, I974 20¢ PER COPY TERRACE BAY COUNCIL QUOTES J. Hale acted as Reeve for the Council meet- ing held on September IOth, in the absence of R. Bray. Councillors Helmink and Megraw and W. Hanley, Clerk Treasurer, attended. Correspondence included a reply to a local citizen regarding a request for a Phase 4 lot, advising him that when roads and hydro servic- es were completed, his application would be considered. : The Ministry of Health have been given per- mission to use the Dentists office as a tempor- ary measure. A letter from the Board of McCausland Hosp- ital advised Council they will share the con- tent of planning study. Mr. D. Baron thanked Council for hosting a dinner, along with Schreiber Council, in honour of the Young Voyageur Program. A motion was given a first, second and third reading and finally passed, to submit questions to the electors under Section 73 (I) of the Liquor Licence Act, at the Municipal elections in December, regarding the sale of liquor under a Dining Lounge licence, and under a Lounge licence. Accounts passed for payment were as follows: Township $43,784.81; Hydro $13,637.79; Library $1,634.33 and Recreation Committee $I4,I124.09. ney J ) The Canadian movement for personal fitness. How do you feel today? Fitness. In your heart you know it's right. KIMBERLY-CLARK ENGINEERING TRADE CREWS ACHIEVE ONE FULL ACCIDENT FREE YEAR On August 2Ist, the Engineering Trades Group reached one full year without experienc- ing a Lost Time Accident. In recognition of this achievement, a draw was held and seven merchandise prizes were awarded, plus a grand prize of a helicopter trip for three to visit the Woodlands operations. The grand prize was won by S. Reid, P. Plu- ta, and F. McColeman. This trip took place on August 27th, departing from the mill at 9:30 a.m. The first landing was at Camp 59 where the group viewed the cutting operations, skid- ding, scaling, etc. From there, it was off to Longlac and after a brief tour of the townsite were treated to dinner in the Cedar Room, acc- ompanied by Don Penna, Production Manager, Woodlands. f Following dinner, they were briefed on the proposed operations in the Nakina area, work- being carried out at the tree nursery, and various other phases of the Woodlands opera- tion. They then toured the Weldwood Plywood Plant the flakeboard mill, the saw mill and the plan -er mill. From here, it was back down over LongLake, following the river system back to Terrace Bay. Before landing there was a fly- over of the townsite and mill areas arriving back to the mill at 4:20 p.m. In addition the following won merchandise prizes, C. Hale, D. Luke, G. Nugent, V. Thorpe H. Cooke, M. Ferland and A. Drexler. Congratulations to the Engineering Trades Group as a whole for their excellent safety record. - photo page 2 ..