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Vol .7, No.34 COUNCIL QUOTES ouncillors Thompson and Cavanaugh were present last week when Reeve J.P. Heenan presided at the regular meeting of the Town Council in the Munici- pal Offices. Minutes by the Secretary-Clerk, W.F. Strutt were read and approved. The resignation of Paul Milkovich as Police Con- stable, effective 12 noon, July 29, 1964 was read to Council . A bid of $750 per month for the collection of gar- bage in Terrace Bay was submitted by a Marathon contractor. This was in excess of the present service and, as there was no suggestion of discontinuation of this service, the bid was not considered. Following a request by the Recreation Committee, consideration had been given to the fact that the Recreation Centre is a non-profit organization and Kimb erly-Clark Corporation thereby offered a flat rate of Five Thousand Dollars a year or $467. per month for the supplying of steam heat to the Centre. In the July report from the Fire Department, Chief Hofland detailed the fire July 24 at 462 Princess Avenue when the house had been struck by lightning. He reported the arrival of the new fire hose and re- quested supplies for the schools for Fire Prevention Week. The Police Department's report from Constable Warfield listed all investigations and charges laid. The theft of an automobile from a local resident was }, reported and returned within a few days by the O.P.F.. O.P.P. The new dog catcher had been contacted and ad- vised all possible assistance would be given by the Department. No serious difficulties had been en- countered during the busy Derby weekend, despite | the fact the force then consisted of one Constable. Accounts for the month of July were carefully { perused and discussed before passing for payment the following: Public Lib rary $300.40, Hydro $5,242. Township $17,196.01, Snack Bar $5,882.79 and i Recreation $6,093.69. Councillor Cavanaugh was 1 informed upon request that both Mr.Ward and Mr. Gamble of the Recreation staff were bonded. They questioned the standing and establishment of the Snack bar again considering the previously requested | dishwasher. This will be approved when the finan- cial report so indicates. § Aspecial meeting of Council was scheduled for Monday, August 17 at 4:30 to consider the appli- cations for Police Constable, also the Tenders re- i ceived for renovations to the Municipal Offices. It was reported that Superior Avenue was pretty bad and would require curbing. Rainstorms were washing away banks and might undermine the roads, the hills being the most critical at present. Continued Page 4 AMMUNITION AGAIN FOUND AT DUMP Not long ago a warning regarding disposing of un- used and unwanted bullets and shells was printed in the News. and others were turned over to local police when found by employees at the garbage dump. erected a "Danger" sign. This was necessary in case ammunition was still undetected. and district resident who go down to look for bears in the area at nights, blasts from exploding ammunition could cause serious (Cont'd on Page 4). Last week a dozen or so 12 gauge shot gun shells The police Department roped off the dump and: Police point out that, with the number of visitors SORRY... we have to interrupt your electrical service We don't want to keep you in the dark and we regret the inconven- ience, but...so that we can work safely on the electricity supply system in your area it will be necessary to interrupt service on: THURSDAY, AUGUST 20th - from 12 o'clock midnight to 5.45 A.M. FRIDAY MORNING AUGUST 21st. in TERRACE BAY SCHREIBER ROSSPORT GURNEY JACKFISH This work will help us to maintain a high standard of service in sup- plying the expanding electrical needs of our customers. Please ONTARIO HYDRO | TERRACE BAY RURAL OPERATING AREA Telephone 825-3340