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October 6, 1966 COUNCIL QUOTES (Continued from page 8) It was stressed again that all structural alterations, major repairs and demolishment requires a permit from the Town Office. The curbing in front of house 270 will be repaired. First and second readings were given to a by-law allowing for two year terms for council members. Reeve Adamo suggested th at Terrace Bay with- draw from the Municipal League because of lack of support in arranging a meeting of all concerned in the question of the Home for the Aged. A special meeting of Council will be held to select names of jurors to be submitted to the Crown Attorney. Mrs .Macadam has been appointed school nurse and has already taken up her duties. The Medical Officer recommends that Council seriously considers Public Health services. This matter was set aside for decision by next year's council. pene Mr.and Mrs. Arthur Pregent have been visiting their daughter, Mrs.Mike Chepelsky, from Iriquois Falls. KOLESAR'S SIMCOE PLAZA TERRACE BAY, ONT. Footwear WINTER 1S JUST AROUND @& THE CORNER WE HAVE OUR STOCK OF WINTER BOOTS & OVER- SHOES FOR COLD WEATHER | SELECT NOW - =. - TERRACE BAY NEWS TEEN TOWN AND LEGION ENJOY SOCIAL WINTER JACKETS & COATS Our shipment of winter gar- ments for the entire family is here! DROP IN WHILE SELECTION 1S COMPLETE. Ladies blouses - by a Famous Maker .... Assorted styles & colors - broken size range Reg. list up to $7.00 Fall Fashions and Flowers ST MARTIN'S PARISH HALL - OCTOBER 13 Tickets available at Kolesar's in Terrace Bay or at Mary's Flower Shop in Schreiber. Admission « AIG Page 9 Members of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 923 and their wives were guests of Terrace Bay Teeh Town last Friday night when a social evening with card games and a shuffleboard tournament were en- joyed in the Teen Room of the Recreation Centre. The tournament was won by Mr.and Mrs .Coss . A buffet supper was provided by Teen Town and the evening closed with lively dancing to records. oe PENNY AUCTION PLANNED BY O.E.S. At a special meeting of Silver Birch Chapter, #264, O.E.S., with W.M.Flora Bryson and W.P. Rev.1.G.Husser presiding, it was agreed to hold a Penny Auction in the basement of the Masonic Hall on October 19th. Anyone having unsold tickets on the Oil Painting ts asked to turn them/in to Mrs.R.Harris as the draw will be made at the Penny Auction. Miss B.Haughn reported on the Grant Chapter meeting she attended in Toronto. Social and refreshments were served by Mrs.A. Sinkins and her committee of Mesdames McMicking Continued page 10 s& FISHING TACKLE Stock up for Ice Fishing now as all fishing tackle is reduced, SALE - OCT. 6-7 & 8TH. 2 5/, OFF reg.prices SPECIAL - $2 99 * 8:00 P.M. *