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O 8 ruli Terrace Hav, Ont. NO. 17 APRIL 30, I975 20¢ PER COPY RRACE BAY COUNCIL QUOTES il 23rd regular meeting of Terrace ip Council was attended by Councill- rd, Hale and Helmink and Reeve Roy utes of the previous regular meeting d. Business arising - Clerk Hanley hecking on the Consultants for tax | was advised to think twice about ' new firm. Mrs. Helmink put forth ecinding her previous motion to imm- ire Pat Walford as dog catcher due ng able to contact Mr. Walford. This be ondence included: A letter from Ontar - re Annual Adjustment of Cost of 74. A letter of thanks from Mr. and Rennette for the New Year's Baby gift .W.0.M.A. information re conference. was granted to the Beardmore Legion ckets, to the Public School to hold rive and to the Separate School to k-a-Thon. London Life Insurance advising Council of a reduction in T.E.I.G.A. wrote of a meeting in n April 24th. Notice of Meeting of Toronto on August 3-6th was received. ew business By-Law 263 A re remuner- e & Council was given two readings. int Reeve Bray requested someone to a motion reducing the Reeve's increa- 000. to $I800. per annum. This was passed and the amendment given a Ist ading. The 3rd reading was held for seting. : #273 re dog control was given a 3rd 1 passed. < of May IIth to I7th was designated Clean-Up" Week. continued page 2 © esc esc csc IT'S JUST GOT TO BE SPRING by Pam Jones It was my pleasure to talk with the first two hitchhikers I have seen this year. Stev- en Balke and Alan Dooley from Detroit, Michig- an attracted my attention as I passed by. They had Ski-doo boots hanging from the harness of their well equipped pack sacks, a tent and sleeping bags, just didn't seem to go with winter boots, so my natural curiosity got the better of me and I asked them about their travels so far. They had been on the road for three days, and until they reached the outskirts of Mara- thon on Highway I7 they had had good luck with their hitch hiking. Steven thought this area was very beautiful but admitted it was freezing cold in the morn- ings, and after spending seven hours standing on the Highway, thats when the winter boots came in mighty handy. Their destinations is Banff National Park and the Rock- ies. Left is Steven Balke and right~ Alan Dooley on Highway I7, Terrace Bay. Photo by Pam Jones