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continued from page 1 later discussions as more information on development becomes available. The -regular Council meeting was opened and the minutes of the regu- lar meeting of June 13 were adopted as well as those of a special meet- ing called on the same day. Councillor Ollie Chapman asked, "Did we. find out anything more about the fence behind the. Recreation Centre." Public Works Chairman Joe Kennedy replied, "We haven't heard anything more. George (Councillor Ramsay) is checking with the police and fire departments and as soon as we hear back we will go to work." CARNIVAL Bill Savage appeared as a delegation on behalf of the Terrace Bay Kins- men Club. The Kinsmen Club requested the Council to allow them to block off the eastern end of Simcoe Plaza from the Municipal Offices to the intersection with Radis- son. The Club wishes to use the area as the site for the Annual Mid- way-Carnival that it sponsors. Savage said, "Last year we _ used. the grounds at St. Martin's school, but that didn't work out very well. The Carnival had to close down for Mass, and they really didn't have room to set up all their equip- ment." "We don't want to use the ball diamond behind the Texaco sta- tion because the child- ren will be crossing the tracks and riding bikes and some of them will be coming alone."' "We will be cleaning. every- thing up ourselves."' "This is a chance we have to make $500 or $600 for public service work, and we teally don't have to do any- thing. They come in and set up, and 'take every- thing down, so its very good for us."' Councillor. Chapman -. asked, "What are the times of day you are discussing." Savage in- formed the Council that they. would need the area for Friday and Sat- urday. "It's the same group that comes in every year. We used to use the grounds at the high school, but the school board has decid- ed that we can't use them anymore... We approached them but they said we can't."' Savage was asked if he had discussed the proposal with the police and fire departments. ""We talked to the fire department and they have no objection, and to Rev. Bigelow and he has no objection. I mis- sed Tom (Chief of Police Tack) but I will talk to him tomorrow. Reeve Speer asked, "Have you looked at other sites." Savage re- plied, "We have but this appears to be about the only site in the centre of town." "There aren't any businesses that would really be affected, except the bakery and I suspect they would pick- up business." The Reeve asked. the Public Works Chairman if closing .the street would create a problem for his department. "Joe, from the Public Works stand point, what do you think." Council- lor Kennedy replied, 'The only problem I can see is the legal one. Can we do this legally." The Reeve said, "Yes, don't think that that is a _ Bobby Adamo Beno Insurance Carling O'Keefe Cebrario's Hardware, Schreiber Cebrario's Hardware, Terrace Bay Imperial Bank of Commerce Costa's Enterprises Current River Fish Club Dave Derosiers & Son Ltd. Diane's Restaurant G. Figliomeni & Sons Inc. Flowers N'Things John Texaco Kimberly-Clark of Canada Ltd. Lorne's Cameras Loyal Order of Moose Mac's Service Midtowne Hardware Jim Mikus Moore's of Terrace Bay outstanding work. THANK-YOU The Rossport Derby Committee would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who participated in the 1983 Derby. We especially wish to thank the following contributers; ' Windjammer Gift Special thanks to Romeo Bouchard and the group who set up the trailer and to Bev. Legault and Doug Stefurak for their Burton Phillips Prince Arthur Hotel Red Dragon Apartments George Riley William Schelling Township of Schreiber Scotty's Walker's Lake Spadoni Bros. Sportsworld Thorne Riddell & Co. Towne Cinema Township of Terrace Bay U.P.1. Union Local 665 Terrace Bay Voyageur Restaurant Waghorn's Pharmacy Walker's Marine Western Tire Wiebanair Shop G. H. Woods problem."' The Reeve went on to say, "I would certainly like to see our children have the opportunity to attend the carnival. I am disappointed to hear the school grounds are not available. That is obvi- ously the ideal site, but I guess that is a decision they have made and so we will have to do the best we can. Is someone prepared to move a' mo- tion." Councillor Bill Hous- ton moved, and Council- lor Joe Kennedy second- ed, a motion that. the Kinsmen be allowed to use Simcoe Plaza for the Carnival. The motion was passed unanimous- ly. CORRESPONDENCE The Dog: Control Officer reported that one dog had been destroyed in the month of May. He said that it was, "A very quiet month. There were on Birch Crescent." McClausland Hospital requested the Town- ship's assistance in its doctor recruitment pro- gram. The hospital has asked both Schreiber Terrace Bay for help with the program. Reeve Dave Speer said, "Our hospital. has borne the cost of this for years, but now they need some help and I think its about _ Terrace Bay-Schretb »r News, Wednesday, July 6, 1983, page 3 Council says 'yes' to Carnival time that we carried part of this responsibility. Schreiber, I might add, has agreed to do this." On a motion by Ollie Chapman, seconded by Bill Houston the Council contributed the request- ed $1,124 to the pro- am. The Lambton County Tornado Relief Fund wrote to the Council asking for a contribution several reports of dogs _ THANK-YOU Thank you to all our friends and neigh- bours, for all your kind wishes and fare- well reception. We will miss you all very much, but you will always be in our thoughts and fond memories. Our home in Stratford will always be open and we invite you to visit any time. Ron, Lois, Gord, Cathy and Greg Lang to their disaster relief effort.The effort is part of the provincial pro- gram in which the pro- vince will match any money raised dollar for dollar. Councillor Bill Houston said; "I would just like to think that if we are in a_ similar situation the other mun- continued on page 7 Bernie (807) 475-1331 Ministry of Natural Ontario Resources PROSPECTORS - EXPLORATION COMPANIES: SCHREIBER-TERRACE BAY-MARATHON The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources will provide an economic geologist to visit, assay and advise you on the potential of any.mineral pret reali Brdhone: Baga. bapa blige charge. The 'Schreiber-Terrace Bay-Marathon economic geologist Program encompasses an area from Nipigon east to Marathon. This program is funded by the Ministry of Northern Affairs. For further information call (collect): ie Schnied Hon. Alan W. Pope Minister W. T. 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