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29, 197% TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 3 | . io $73.64; Association of Municipal Clerks TER R AC E B RY N EW S and Treasurers $20.00; Ontario Municipal PUBLISHERS FRANCIS & DEBORAH HELMINK D) EVERY WEDNESDAY at the News Print- =, Post Office Building, Terrace Bay URS ~.9 a.m, to 5,p.m. MON. = FRI. ADDRESS - Box 579, PHONE 825-3747 - for all advertisements and news is NOON Monday of each week. 'TON RATES: $5.00 per year (local) $6.00 per year (out-of-town) lass mail Registration Number 0867. - 1 be installing illumination through- ntire length of the curve as soon as be made available. vement around the curve will be wide- weather conditions permit in the er from the C.R.T.C. in response to letter on behalf of Lakeshore Comm- . was received. One of the condit~- uch an application is two television be in operation for one year and for ace Bay does not presently apply. est from the Mental Health Ontario on for financial aid was delayed un~ uld be checked whether this Associa- eceiving assistance through the Clark donation plan. wnship of Schreiber requested Terrace port of a resolution regarding the ndition of highway 17, .07 miles east ber. Terrace Bay will reply they ady written to the Minister and for- reply received to Schreiber. wnship of Marathon requested council's Oo a resolution re use of studded Northwestern Ontario. Terrace Bay ort this resolution and request it be he Northwestern Municipal League. ts passed for payment were: Township 4; Hydro $15,969.98; Recreation 3 and $5,263.68; Library $885.49. lution appointing Acting Reeve on a rotating system was passed. llowing committees were appointed: rks Equipment - C. Brassard, chair- ale, R. Bray; Salaries and Wages - k, chairman, J. Kennedy, R. Bray. lution appointing R. Cornfield as Foreman" (in addition to his classif- f "Road Superintendent) was passed. llowing annual memberships will be - Ontario Good Roads Association - Electric Association $126.00; and Association of Municipal Electrical Utilities $75.00. Councillor Hale brought forth discussion of shovelling snow onto the streets being pro- hibited. The penalty for such an act will be checked and the police department will be informed to enforce this by-law. Councillor Helmink reported she had many complaints as to the icy conditions of the town streets. She had referred these com-- plaints to Councillor Brassard (Public Works) and asked the citizens to write letters to Council. No letters had been received to date. ; Councillor Brassard discussed with Council the sncwmobile situation in town. Incidents of predestrians almost being hit, machines operating at high speeds and on prohibited grounds, were all discussed and this matter will be discussed further. Council is presently negotiating with a dentist to come to Terrace Bay. If a settle- ment can be reached, we hope td have a per- manent dentist in town by this summer. A discussion on the handling and pick-up of garbage and its containers will be discuss- ed with the contractor. STRAND THEATRE TERRACE BAY - ONTARIO - TELEPHONE 825-3771 SHOW TIMES - MONDAY-THURSDAY 8:00 P.M. FRIDAY&SATURDAY 7 & 9 P.M. SUNDAY 8:30 P.M. ssociation of Municipalities of Ontar- Feb. th. 30 Fri. 31 Sat. JAMES COBURN TELLY SAVALAS BUD SPENCER A REASON T0 LIVE A REASON TO DIE! COLOR More Spice ...from the makers of J Fritz The €at" HEA aarFIC i Sun. 2 Mon. 3 Heavy Entertainment! Tue. 4 Wed. 5