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Seiving the district LACROSSE -CLENLC Vol .7, No.|7 COUNCIL QUOTES A lacrosse clinic for coaches, managers and adult players will be held in Terrace Bay on May 5th and 6th. Hours of the clinic will be set so that both day workers and shift workers can take part, sessions being split into two separate groups. WE NEED YOUR HELP! If you are interested in coaching or managing, contact the Recreation Office NOW. The clinic is being offered by the Ontario Lacrosse Association with grants from the Fitness Council, in an effort to revive interest in C anada's National game through formation of minor teams. Let's hear from you now!! Reeve J.P.Heenan presided Tuesday afternoon when Council met in the Municipal Chambers. Coun- cillors Cavanaugh, Brown, Thompson and Fraser accepted the minutes of the previous meeting before the Secretary, W.F .Strutt listed the correspondence. R.A.Dawson of the Dept.of Highways wrote with reference to the inspection by a member of their Department of the asphalt laying in town. The Reeve reported discussing the matter in some detail with Mr .Duncan and felt they should comply with the Department's wishes for a proper inspection. Coun- _cillor Cavanaugh was concerned over the poor con- dition of the Station road and was informed of the portions under Highways, Township and C.P.R. maintenance. The Queen's Printers were unable to supply the requested copies of the new revision of the Police Act and suggested contacting the Ontario Provincial Police. Council was informed the proposed Work Shop to be held May 4 and 5 in Nipigon was post- poned to avoid interference with the Thunder Bay Municipal League Convention. Council wrote to Mr.J.Ferrier requesting consider- ation of a larger Company house for their assistant Clerk, W.Hanley. The Police Report for March listed investigation of 21 complaints during that period, ranging from children playing in the streets to a series of thefts and break-ins at the end of the month. During a liquor inspection no infractions had been found and a special hearing of Juvenile Court had been held. Some animals had been destroyed at owner's request and complaints were received concerning dogs. Recommendations were made to have the Police Office cleaned and painted. The new Police vehicle had been delivered and Constables Warfield and Milkovich suggested a radio be mounted in the cruiser rather than carry a bulky pocket radio. Fire Chief Hofland reported two calls during March one to a resident and the other a diesel engine at the C.P.R. He suggested two one-hour practices to b e held in May for volunteer Firemen, requesting use of pumps during this practice. He informed Council Mr .L.Cottenden of the Fire Marshall's Office would be down to present their 1963 Award at the regular | May practice. Extinguishers at the three schools had been checked. Councillor Fraser, Chairman of the Fire Commission was to convey permission for the two requested prac- tices in May. Further, he would inform the Fire Dept., the Police were to direct traffic at all fires. During the Diesel Engine fire the Police had b een on patrol and were not immediately aware of the fire. At Saha they can be alerted only -- in their h is i MINOR BASEBALL NEWS Registration forms for Minor Baseball have gone out through the schools and are to be returned by this week. DON'T DELAY. Once again we remind those registering that they should sign ONLY if they intend to turn out regular- ly for practices and games. It is not fair to coaches or team-mates when some players are unreliable. If you aren't serious enough to come out regularly, don't sign. IN THE MEANTIME, WE STILL NEED COACHING HELP. If you can assist us, call the Recreation Office NOW. HOUSE LEAGUE FAST-BALL With the approach of fine weather, hopes are that the House League Fast-Ball will be able to start operations earlier this year. Last year's exe- cutive is prepared to call an organizational meeting in the near future. Once again teams will be received on a "first come" basis, with each team being responsible for signing their own players. If you intend to enter a team, get your roster to- gether now and be prepared for an early start. PROTECT OUR COMMUNITY FROM VANDALS. REPORT ANY MISUSE OF FACILITIES OR EQUIPMENT TO THE AUTHORITIES. MAKE SURE YOU ARE NOT GUILTY OF FAILING TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. SAFETY IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY DRIVE CAREFULLY!