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ge 14 THE a Important Notice TO RESIDENTS OF TERRACE BAY THE COMING OF THE FALL SCHOOL TERM AND THE RESULTING RETURN OF STUDENTS TO SCHOOL HAS CREATED A SITUATION WHEREBY IT 1S VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE TO HIRE RELIABLE AND PERMANENT EMPLOYEES FOR DELIVERY DUTIES. CONSEQUENTLY, EFFECTIVE TUESDAY, SEP.6, NO DELIVERIES WILL BE MADE PRIOR TO SCHOOL DISMISSAL AND THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE WILL GO INTO EFFECT:- MONDA?/, TJESDAY,) one delivery - THURSDAY, FRIDAY ) at 3.45 P.M. WEDNESDAY - one delivery at 12.30 P.M. SATURDAY - - delivery as usual WE REGRET ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY CAUSE, HOWEVER, WITH EVERYONE'S CO- OPERATION WE CAN CONTINUE TO OFFER A SATISFACTORY DELIVERY SERVICE. THANK YOU. COSTA'S LIMITED Terrace Bay Phone 3513 CACCAMO"S FOODMARKET Terrace Bay Phone 3755 eee fons NEWS September 1, 1966- COUNCIL QUOTES ~ Routine business was the theme at a recent meet- ing of Terrace Bay Municipal Council; the kind of business that keeps a town or municipality in strong working order. Following adoption of the previous meeting's minutes, some unfinished business was dealt with-- the landscaping of Drew Avenue may have to be postponed again though Council promised that every effort would be made to complete the work. The two dairies delivering milk to the town feel that there is scarcely enough business here to warrant a four-day delivery, though the question of alterna- ting days of delivery will be taken up by the Head Office of both firms. A letter was read from the Board of Management for the District of Thunder Bay Home for the Aged, enquiring if the municipality would be participating in the raising of debentures; Council's reply re- ferred the Board to the resolution presented in June. A letter was then drafted to the Hon.Louis Cecile, referring to a request made earlier regarding the municipality's position in this matter. Throughout summer there has been repeated trouble at the pump in the swimming pool. Letters from the Canada Gunnite Company, builders of the pool, clarified the position by reminding Council that the guarantee was for one season only and that any faults occurring now, four years later, should be regarded as necessary maintenance. A service technician from the Double Diamond Bowling Co, installers of the automatic pinsetters, is expected to arrive in town soon to correct several operating faults that have arisen since the instal- lation. A motion was approved to install electric heating in a town-owned home to replace the furnace that exploded some weeks ago. Hydro Utility would bear the main costs. A recommendation was prepared for the next Council, regarding a new by-law to permit the levying of a portion of taxes before the estimates are approved. To taxpayers this means that they would pay their taxes in three installments instead of the present two. The Fire Department reported only one minor fire in the past month--on Hydro hill--which, it was be- lieved, was started by firecrackers. Fire extinguish ers in seweral business establishments and in all ( continued page 15 ....) three schoolshave been