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PAGE I4 TERPACE BAY HEWS OCTOBER: 30, 1974 SCHREIBER COUNCIL QUOTES Schreiber Municipal Council's Octoker I6éth meeting was a lengthy one, with full council present and Reeve H.J. McParland presiding. Councillor J.S. Caccamo, expressed the con- cern felt by all over the condition of town streets and apparent lack of effort on the part of Northeastern Construction Co. in restoring torn out sumps and applying crushed gravel. It was agreed to request the Ministry of Environment to stop sewer pipe laying and to concentrate on sumps, drain culverts and pipe and restoration of streets, and to notify Northeastern Co. of council's action. The Reeve reported the final design of the new dam at Cooks' Lake and contract documents will not be ready until the latter part of November. Schreiber Hydro forwarded minutes of a meet- ing with representatives of Ontario Hydro and the Commission - Schreiber Hydro intends to employ Ontario Hydro for all repairs and ren- ovations and inquire into the possibility of applying the supervision charge of 30 cents per customer pcr month placing Ontario Hydro on a retainer service basis. After studying a report from the Municipal- ities of Ontario re Bell Canada hearings, coun- cil accepted a levy of one cent per capita as Schreiber's cost of the hearings, endorsing a resolution of the Association requesting the ISN'T THAT LUCY'S DAUGHTER? I ENVY 'ER -- IT MUST BE A BIT WEARIN' YES, FLO. SHE'S BEING MARRIED T! DONE VERY WELL THE BRAINY TYPE F' 'ERSELE Y'KNOW, SHE MARRIED A SCHOOLTEACHER - ; THE GIRLS A MASOCHIST / WELL, AT LEAST THAT'S ONE PROBLEM WE IAVEN'T GOT, RUBE MIND YOU, T CAN'T SAY / Ontario Provincial government and the federal government to provide a more sensitive system for requlation of Bell Canada in Ontario. In negotiations for purchase of property adjacent to the arena council refused a coun- ter offer and re-stated their original offer, requesting that the fire-gutted building be torn down for safety reasons within a reason- able time. ; The Chimo Club's request to have the back stairway at the Club replaced was granted - the work to be done as soon as possible. The public library board, by letter, re- quested as much space as possible within the town hall, in order that they may expand their services - the present quarters hope-- lessley crowded. The Citizens' Rink Committee notified that Rodney Bryson will be the manager this season; adding that William Campbell is the committee president and Reg Bailey, the secretary-trea- surer. Marathon Realty's offer to sell triangle of land, required by the town for twelve cents a square foot - approximately $I53I.56 was accepted. Copies of letters to Jack Stokes, MLA from C.P. Rail, and from Dr. R.E. Peasby, D.D.S, Sr. Dental Consultant, Ministry of Health were read. C.P. Rail confirmed their donation of continued'page I5. . .. «0s vess LEARN TO DRIVE TRACTOR TRAILERS * Now you can train right here in Canada * Tuition Tax Deduectiblel * Placement Assistance Guaranteed} * Training Available in French or English} For application and inter- view, write: Safety Department The Canadian Institute of Tractor-Trailer Training Ltd. 415 Victoria Avenue #I9 ; Thunder Bay F, Ontario or Call 807-622-6886