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PAGE 20 TERRACE BAY NEWS MAY 22), T1975 SCHREIBER COUNCIL QUOTES Highlights of Schreiber town council May Meeting: Fire Chief Peter Doig presented an urgent request for the formation of a building committee to ensure that building construction and renovations be done with materials in acc- ordance: with the fire underwriters' association He also requested a fire agreement be drawn up between Ken Dooley and the township for protection of Dooley's property which lies just outside the town line. Mrs. Dorothy Rummery, reporting for McCaus- land Hospital Board stated the new quarters for doctors are to be ready for July first. The Ministry of Environment stated costs in connection with remedial work on town roads will be paid directly to the township. The Kool Kats Snowmobile Club requested per- mission to cut a trail, from behind the Club at Walker Lake to the old ski jump in Schreiber adjacent to the Lake Road hill and council is agreeable, with the club to look into owner- ship of property in the area and make their own arrangements. The by-law, approved by the Municipal Board was passed, for construction of the new dam at Cooks Lake. A progress payment of $40,375.00 was paid to the Scorpio Engineering for work done, to date on the dam, with a hold-back of $7125.00 on the total cost. It takes a long time to collect 1060 coup- ons, but that's what the officers and staff of C.P. Rail did in Schreiber, purchasing a 25 cup percolator which they raffled for funds for the new McCausland Hospital. Mrs. Dorothy Rummery, of the Hospital Board drew the winning ticket for Donald Green. Richard stillito, Division Engineer presented the urn to Mrs. Green - her husband was out of town on Company affairs. A.A. Small, the superintendant then presented a cheque for $125.00 to Mrs. Rummery. LEGION BOWLING The wind-up will be held on May 30th. Cocktail hour 6 p.m., smorgasbord at 7 p.m. followed by the presentation of trophies and prizes. Dan- cing to the music of Doug Moore from 9 p.m. to I a.m. All legion or auxiliary members and escorts are invited to join the bowlers. If you would like to come, just give Dorothy Koski a call and she will tell you what to bring. EMPLOYMENT AVAILABLE The following positions are available for our summer programmes with the Schreiber Parks and Recreation Committee. Outdoor Experience and Survival: 1 assistant instructor 2 junior leaders (canoeing) Swimming Programme: 2 leader patrols (subject to committee training) Sports Co-ordinator: to carry out all sport programmes. Facility Supervisor: fo supervise sporting facilities and also assist in the programmes. All the necessary information pertaining to the above positions including applica- Tions are available at the Recreation Office. Deadline for applications is May 31st. Mr. and Mrs. John Stortini and daughter Christine and Miss Ora Mae Harness of Sault Ste. Marie, visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harness and Mr. and Mrs. G.A. Scott and other rela- tives this week. Mrs. Cora Cameron of Strathroy, Ont. left i on Thursday for the west coast after visit- ing her sister-in-law Mrs. Ethel Smitheman. TALL FACTS Of the more than 1,000 species of U.S. trees, only about 100 produce | lumber. The United States uses i more wood per capita than any other nation--a total of about 13 billion cubic feet a year. Demand *is expected to double by the year 2000. ROSSPORT INN & CABINS ROSSPORT, ONTARIO SPRING HOURS: ® Licensed Rooms Open from 4 P.M. to I A.M. ook ob ok ob ok ob ok of ok oF ob ob ob ob oF ok ob ok ob ob sk ok ob ob ob ® Licensed Dining Room Specializing In: STEAK DINNERS - LAKE SUPERIOR TROUT ITALIAN FOOD DINING HOURS: 6:30 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. (FREEAAAARAR ARRAN AA ® Sunday Hours - I2 noon to IO p.m. RESERVATIONS ARE A MUST CALL 824-2690 Licensed under L.L.B.O. "OPEN YEAR ROUND"