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Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, May 4, 1983, page 5 Cook's Lake Subdivision: "'We're ready to go" The final plans for the Cook's Lake Subdivision have been bundled up and shipped off to Toronto for approval by the Ministry of Housing. Once that approval is received, Schreiber will have a major addition to its residential land stock. The forty-nine lots will be available for sale as a unit or on an individual basis. Reeve Harold Fischer says that the new subdivision will enable Schreiber to meet any new housing demand if a new mine is built at Winston Lake. "Our sewage system was built with a capacity in excess of our present needs and with the addition of the new water treatment plant this summer we will be able to about double our present rate of use." Clerk Aurel Gauthier said, "The sub- division has been in the planning stage since last fall. The preliminary work was done by the Town Engineer and consult- ants did the final draft plan." In addition to the Cook's Lake Subdi- vision (R-271) several other private ' developers are working on sub-divisions in the township. "They are doing preliminary work and the municipality will have some involvement. Co-operation would be required in developing the remainder of R-270. The area between Langworth Street and the Cook's Lake Subdivision. We are going to have to re-route the Creek and we are going to have to do that in co-operation with the owners of the land. We will also be investigating some of the potential drain- age problems in the area."' Looking back... What was happening in the NEWS 12 years ago, May S, 1971. The Terrace Bay Council met in Cham- bers with Reeve Cava- naugh presiding. Coun- cillor Al Chisholm indi- cated that Kimberly- Clark may again supply |equipment to haul away inoperative vehicles and old wrecks. Advice was received from the Department of Highways to the effect that the traffic survey regarding widening of Hudson Drive and High- way #17 intersection in- dicated this area does not warrant a right hand turning lane. A letter from Legion Branch 223 regarding a change in the zoning bylaw to permit con- struction of a new Le- gion Hall on their pre- sent land was received. A meeting will be ar- ranged with repre- sentatives of the Legion and the Council to dis- cuss this matter as soon as possible. Further to the re- quest of Mr. E. Glad for re-zoning of the indus- trial area to permit con- struction of a motel east of the town adjoining the Dept. of Highway's pro- perty. The Council de- cided not to change the existing industrial use in this area at this time. The First Terrace Bay Brownie Pack held a ceremony to honour four Brownies who had earn- ed the Golden Hand Badge. Receiving the badge were Lois Caron, Carol Weberg, Janice Pytyck and Denise Vien- neau who was unable to attend. Present at the ceremony were Mrs. Pytyck, Mrs. Weberg and Mrs. Caron. Each girl spoke a verse describing what they had done in the Pack during the three years. The Thunder Bay District Board of Health held a meeting at the Schreiber High School under the chairmanship of Mrs. Grace Remus. Preceeding the meeting a Dinner was given in the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel with Reeve F.V. Harness and Clerk Mrs. M. Zombori of Schrei- ber and Reeve W.E. Cavanaugh and Clerk W.J. Hanley attending. Reeve Harness. and Reeve Cavanaugh spoke briefly at the meeting and expressed their pleasure in seeing the Board "come to the people."' Mrs. Remus thanked Board member Harold McParland for making the arrangements and the local people for the warmth of their welcome and hospitality. Coffee and lunch was served during a break in the meeting and at the close by Kinettes Edith Cosgrove and Donna Blanchette and Kin Mike Cosgrove. The Terrace Bay Figure Skating Club held their Annual Din- ner and Meeting in the Masonic Hall. The Meeting was chaired by Mrs. Lise Bougie. The elections of Officers took place with Ruth Mit- chell being Nominations Chairman. Elected for the 1971-72 seasons were President - Bar- bara Dejonghe, Vice President - Judy Rogers, Secretary - Jackie Cal- der, Treasurer - Shirley Opas, Director - Lee Cormier, Evelyn Corn- field, Mary Chesley, Van Doyle and Jean Marcella. Seventy-five Scouts and Cubs attended the Annual Banquet. Cy Pyke was MC and intro- duced Roland Wills, District Commission- er, and Mrs. Wills. Mr. Pyke, speaking briefly to the boys, sug- gested that if you try to improve one person by beeing a good example you improve two. But if you try to improve some- one else without setting an example you won't improve anyone. Walter Klassen of the high school staff pre- sented an exciting film on deserts of the world, with a running com- 'mentary on the subject, frequently questioning the boys. In closing he chal- lenged the boys to con- sider 'Conservation of the Environment' as one of their aims. \ DELICIOUS AT MAIN ST wor B24~-SOR2 4611" SUNDAY THURSDAY Hours _ Mezza Rabid S SCHREIBER 4™ 92 TRIN §- SATURDAY MOTHERSDA COLE SPECIAL MAY6, 7,8 aR. OFF all