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Page 2° ~* eK KACH BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS -° Wednesday, December 13, 1989' IMAGINE'S New Year's Resolution 53 This year, my family and | are going to get to know each other better - and we're going to start by getting involved in a community project. IMAGINE'S New Year's Resolution 441 This year, I'm going to lose that same oid twenty pounds - and gain twenty new friends by doing some volunteer work. Terrace Council Bay briefs By Dave Chmara At the last Terrace Bay council meeting, Clerk / Treasurer / Administrator Dave Fulton reported the extension of the watermain for the golf course requires approval from the Ministsy of the Environment before work can be started. Because of this, the extension will probably not take place until fi m Paul, Michelle & Kyle Malashewski are thrilled to announce the arrival of a new addition to their family, a beautiful baby girl: KIRSTYN MARIE BORN NOVEMBER 14th, 1989 WEIGHING 10 POUNDS 6 1/2 OUNCES Proud grandparents are Paul and Liz Malashewski of Terrace Bay and Frank and Sharon Brummel of Mooseheart, Illinois. A special thank you to Dr. Wilkes and nurses Debbie McGrath, Theresa Roberts and Tracy Shaw. the spring of 1990. Council decided to purchase the 1988 pickup which the town- ship has been leasing for the pub- lic works department. The truck is to be purchased from G. Figliomeni with the cost yet to be negotiated. Funds for the pur- chase will come from those which had been allocated for work which was to have taken place on the town engineer's office. A $200 donations towards the purchase of the new CNIB eye van was approved by council. The van visits about 30 commu- nities in Northwestern Ontario each year. : A request for additional money by Cumming Cockburn Ltd., the firm which is conducting the' Waterfront Development Study, was denied by council. Cumming Cockburn Ltd. had requested an additional $5,000 to include certain items in the study. Council agreed among them- selves that the items requested should be part of the study and included at the original price of $50,000. Reeve Jim Ziegler has &S is | | y Ng Ny Shp of SO A. J. Gauthier Clerk-Treasurer We 1990, or at an adjourned meeting there Council Chambers, Municipal Office, 608 Winnipeg Street. A BY-LAW NAMING STREETS AND ROADS AT WALKER LAKE AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE NUMBERING OF ALL LOTS ON THE NAMED ROADS. all of the former Highway 17, on the south side of the pre- ed "Mountainside Drive", and numbered The following roads or streets, namely, sent Highway 17, as shown on Plan M-135, to be nam from 100 to 118, all of the service road, as shown on Plan M-135 and Plan M-55, as altered, increased or decreased by Ministry of Transportation expropriations and adjustments, such road continuing a point connecting to the north side of Highway 17, to be named "Sunset Drive" and to be numbered 101 to 165, excepting those lots detailed northerly from the renamed road "Sunset Drive", which will be named "Walker Lake Drive", and numbered from 201 to 245 inclusive, all of to be know as Kingsway West, and lot situate on to be numbered 90 to 98, including lot 20 of Plan Highway 17 from a point west of Simon Street the south side of Highway 17, "Kingsway West" M-135 which will be numbered 200. An take further notice, that the said Council will at the time and place above mentioned, hear any person who claims that his land will be prejudicially affected by the said By-Law, and who applied cted during business hours by any interested party at the Office of the Clerk-Treasurer, Township Municipal Office, 608 Winnipeg Street, Schreiber, Ontario prior, to the passing thereof. Dated at Schreiber, this 4th day of December, 1989. to be heard. The said By-Law may be inspe PUBLIC NOTICE =, watnih Lert Township of Schreiber Take notice that the Municipal Council of the Township of Schreiber, will take into consideration the passing of, and if approved, will pass at its meeting to be held on the 9th day of January of, at the hour of 7:00 o'clock in the afternoon, at the SUNSET Crvdl MOUNTAINSIDE DRIVE WALKER LAKE DRIVE KINGSWAY WEST mentioned the number of passing lanes between Nipigon and Sault Ste. Marie should be increased. A notice was sent to council explaining the provincial govern- ment has established a fund to foster economic development in Northern Ontario - NORFUND. One of the components of the program is resource diversifica- tion and 'approved funding totals $500,000. Eligible activities include the harvesting, extraction, processing and marketing of natu- ral resources. Each project can obtain 75 per cent funding up to a maximum of $75,000 and either private sector individuals or cor- porations can apply. Dave Fulton will be meeting with department heads and staff to discuss possible designated smoking areas. Legislation passed by the government of Ontario requires most workplaces to establish rules concerning smok- ing in the workplace by Jan. 1, 1990. The area of space in which smoking will be permitted can be | no more than 25 per cent of the total floor area of a business. The tender of $12 per drive- way from C. Desrosiers received a call from the office of Thunder Bay-Nipigon MP Joe Comuzzi. His office is trying to arrange a meeting with Benoit Bouchard regarding the VIA Rail cutbacks. Council approved a motion authorizing Ziegler to attend a meeting of reeves, may- ors and MPs with the Federal Transport Minister in Ottawa regarding the cutbacks, at a date yet to be determined. Council was pleased to learn of the work which will take place on the Trans-Canada Highway between Nipigon.and Thunder Bay. The highway will be four- laned beginning in 1993. Some councillors expressed concern there may be no further repairs done on the road until the con- ' struction starts and they also HARE YOUR WEALTH Many of the churches of Schreiber and Terrace Bay, as well as the schools and other groups, are joining forces to collect food, toys and cash for the needy. IN SCHREIBER - Donations can be dropped off anytime at St. Johns Anglican Church or Rectory. Toys may also be dropped off at the Chimo Club. Final collection date is December 16/89. IN TERRACE BAY - Toys may be dropped off at ; the Terrace Bay Credit Union. (New or very good condition, only!) On Saturday, December 16, 1989 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m, the Terrace Bay Fire Hall to receive donations of food, toys and cash. COME AND JOIN US AT THIS TIME FOR COFFEE AND DOUGHNUTS. Once the collection is completed, hampers will be made up and distributed to the needy. Thank you in advance for your generosity and help in making someone's Christmas a little merrier. will be open Construction for the 1989-90 Seniors Snow Removal Program was accepted by council. Council also passed a motion requesting a meeting with Minister of Health Elinor Caplan regarding the issue of doctor recruitment and retention. The 1990-91 PRIDE applica- tion for funding in the amount of $53,500 was approved by coun- cil. work under the program dur- ing 1990-91 will cost a total of $107,000 with the municipality and province equally sharing the cost. In order of priority, here are the projects which have been applied for: 1. Highway 17 Pathway improvements, decorative light- ing, benches, picnic tables and garbage containers ($28,000) 2. Streetlight infilling ($20,000) 3. Simcoe Plaza sprinkler sys- tem ($9,000) 4. Simcoe Plaza picnic areas ($10,000), 5. Tourist signage ($10,000) 6. Simcoe Plaza decorative street lighting ($25,000) A sum of $5,000 has also been included for administration costs. Recreation Coordinator Dean Main made several reports to council. Main requested council authorize the upgrading of the telephone system at the rec centre and this proposal was approved. He also noted the bowling lanes have been certified for a period of one-year by the Bowling Proprietors Association of Ontario. Council donated a hydro pole to the residents of East Grove Crescent for the installation of lights for the skating rink. Flooding of the rinks was to be discussed between Main and Rolly Moquin. Council set the rental fee to be paid by the Terrace bay Curling Club at $7,085 for the 1989-90 curling season.