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Terrace Bay Public Library Public Library Terrace Bay, Ont. Vol. I8 No. 50 DECEMBER I7, I975 20¢ PER COPY TERRACE BAY COUNCIL QUOTES The Township Council met in the Council Chambers on Wednesday, December I0th with W.R. Bray, C. Brassard, J. Hale, P. Helmink and J. Kennedy present. The minutes of the previous regular meet- ing were adopted. por Correspondence included letters from: T.E.I.G.A. re Ontario Anti-Inflation Program. T.E.I.G.A. re restraining I976 spending. T.E.I.G.A. Report on Special Program Review. A.M.0. re restraints. Council passed a motion to support the fed- eral governments wage and price control pro- gram. Permission was granted to the Public School to hold a bottle drive on December IOth. A copy of the letter to the Royal Comm- ission on Power Planning from Reeve Bray was read. The Building Inspectors Report for November was read. Under new business accounts' passed for pay -ment were: Township --- $54,784.60, Hydro - $I7,046.46, Library - $I,I49.36, Recreation - $14,700.34. A rate of $3.50 was set for snow removal )>f the preferred driveway list (fireman, doc- tors, police, etcs) . Councillor Kennedy presented a motion to have the $3000.00 in the fire budget put in a reserve account as it will not be used this year. This motion was passed. Councillor Helmink brought to Councils attention the recent rent increase on a town wned house is 22% and asked this be reduced » comply with wage and price controls and ly be increased by I0%. a motion was passeg on Councillor Hale' Ss 'mendation CONE Page 2.v vein .e PARENT~-TEACHER INTERVIEWS AT ST. MARTIN SCHOOL Progress report interviews were recently conducted at St. Martin Separate School. Pictured above are parents Mrs. R. McBride, Mrs. G. Pineault, Sr. Shirley Godon the grade seven teacher, and student assistant, Susan St. Louis, Gr. 8. RESULTS OF ELECTION OF TRUSTEES TQ THE NORTH : OF SUPERIOR R.C.S.S. BOARD A total of approximately II5 votes were cast on Monday, December 8 for the purpose of electing two Trustees to the North of Sup- erior R.C.S.S. Board from Terrace Bay. A total of 25% voted and the results are as follows: Rita McBri8le - 99, Mel Nicol - 67 and George Ramsay - 55. Schreiber's one Trustee was appointed by acclamation. A