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canta ee tae" er we oS St ea ee crams . of age: 2 RFE FR SE OR A IS MAE A ms SN DS Nn, Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa Circulation Terrace Bay Vol.4, No.23 June 8, 1961 & Schreiber | 1961 TAX RATES ANNOUNCED SAFETY EVERYWHERE - All the time Public... Separate Res. Other. Res. Other Residential 14.08 14,08 The Kimberly-Clark Mill] other 17.28 17.28 and Home safety, contest! pyblic 14.83 14,83 © #2 has been cancelled | Separate 19.70 19.70 for the pay period of May 23rd to June 8th High 9,47 9,47 9.47 9.47 due to a. disabling injury occurring on June 3.}| Town 255d 2.25.53 25.53 25.53 Mill and Home contest form #3. will be distributed on June 8th at all mill pay Total 63.91 67,11 68,78 71.98 stations. Remember the time to prevent an accident 1961 Rates 63.91 . 67,11 68.78 71.98 is before it happens, 1960 Rates 60,955 64.245 62.295 65.535 HHHHMHH Increases 24950 25002 6.485 . 6.445 To promote interest in the family effort to prevent accidents the film "Safety Every- where All the Time" is available for showing to all Club groups in the area, This film is a 16 mm colour sound film with a running time of 30 minutes, Arrangements for the film are to te made with Verl Thompson, Dial 3211 local 302.. BICYCLE SAFETY RODEO The first bicycle safety rodeo held on Saturday, May 27th in the Terrace Bay Arena was a tremendous success, Nearly a hundred school children took part riding their bicyc~ les through the very difficult obstacle courses which were designed to test their riding ability. Each bicycle was thoroughly inspected by Constables H, Billings and C, Simmer and it was noted that. 9% of bicycles had defective brakes and only 14% were equipped with a head light. Five judges awarded each contestant points in the Safety Rodeo with the maximum of 74 points for a perfect score, Following are the list. of winners in the three age groups, and the prize award received Junior Group - up to and including 8 years lst - Lewis Cornwall - combination : horn and head light; 2nd - Billy Brend --- doublé kick stand; 3rd - Nora Bishop - Mud guard flaps; 4th - William Hartman - pair plastic streamer grips; 5th --- Werner Hermes - pair _ plastic streamer grips. : Intermediate Group - ages 9, 10 and ll. "1st = Patricia Simmer - combination head light and horn; 2nd - Michael Leblanc --- plastic . carrier; 3rd - Graham Coe - mud guard flaps; _ 4th - Lyn Simmer - plastic streamer grips; 5th - Molly Harris - plastic streamer grips, Senior Group - 12 years and up: lst - Bob . Robinson - combination head light and horn; | 2nd - Mark Boudreau - Touring bag; 3rd - Bill ' Shirriff - rear view mirror; 4th - Jack. . _ Crandlemire - plastic streamer grips; *th -. ' Elizabeth Hayes - plastic streamer grips. We wish to thank the boys of the Teen ' Town * Club and Mr, Ken Ward who helped lay out the | Safety Rodeo course, the Custom Car Club members for testing the contestants and the | Kimberly-Clark Pulp and-Paper Company for ' their assistance. (Sgd._) Constable H.Billings. | The increase this year though small is. explained by extensive work having been done on the old sewage disposal beds, which have served well since first installed. Much exploratory work has gone into-the preparation of replacing the old disposal bed, and materials will be purchased this year, the whole job should be completed in 1962 at an approximate total cost of $30,000.00 to $35,000.00. It is possible that funds for the balance of this job will be raised by floating debentures, ww.F, Strutt" Clerk-Treasurer The Corporation of The Township of Terrace Bay |U. S, EDITORS FETED IN TERRACE BAY It was a stimulating experience to meet and talk with some of the Editors travelling on a tour arranged by the Ontario Department of Travel & Publicity, The bus arrived in Ter- race Bay on Tuesday afternoon and its passen- gers were greeted by the Chairman of the Commerce Committee, F,.0,Soughton. Head table guests introduced by Mr,Soughton were Bruce E, Layman of Warren, Indiana, Colin McDonald of the Dept,of Travel & Publicity, J. Heenan, Deputy Reeve, R.G,Shirriff, Mill Man- ager, L,Crandlemire, Area Manager of Ontario Hydro, G,E.McKinnon, District Forrester from Geraldton and S,Hodgkiss, Pres. of the Ont, Federation of Anglers & Hunters, Mr,.Soughton, who had given details of the development of the Community in an earlier greeting, introduced J,Heenan who, on behalf of the Township, greeted the visitors and spoke on Municipal Government in Terrace Bay from 1947 to the present, One question asked was "Can a Reeve fix a parking ticket?" R.G,Shirriff outlined the progress and development of the Mill and Townsite from its inception in the early 40's to the present, mentioning that $50,000,000 was sperit by Kim- berly-Clark Company in the project and quotin figures such as the annual payroll (in excess of $3,000,000) -.weekly payments to the C.P.R, of approximately'60,000, for incoming and out- going freight, etc,, and the substantial amounts spent on Hydro Utilities -- all major factors in the economy of the district, _ The Aguasabon Hydro develop: (Cont'd P,13)