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c Library CHa Hay 3 Ont . TERRACE BAY NE ¥OL.: I8 'NO. 37 September I7, I9/5 20¢ PER COPY MEDICAL CENTRE OFFICIALLY OPENED picture shows: Reeve McParland, left; Jack Stokes, centre, holding ribbon to be cut by Dr. Miro Spacek. Photo by I. McCuaig. The new Medical Centre in Schreiber was formally opened on September 5th with a grat- ifying number of citizens attending despite the heavy rain. Reeve ,Harold McParland said the move to es- tablish such a centre was started by the mun- icipal council when it was realized that to attract and keep a doctor in the town fac- ilities for his work must be improved, but still kept in the centre of the town. The for- mer post office seemed an ideal location. Mr. McParland went to Toronto -in March I973 Is CONtINUOA PEGE. 6. ness. sssises TERRACE BAY COUNCIL QUOTES The regular meeting of Terrace Bay Town- ship Council was held on Wednesday, September IOth with Councillors Brassard, Helmink, Ken- nedy and Reeve Bray present. "Under correspondence notice was received from J. Yates re the termination of Terrace Bay Taxi effective September 30th. A request from V. Thompson for paving at the end of his driveway was refused. A letter from Keith Penner re the proposed Federal Election Boundaries was read. Fort Frances wrote requesting Terrace Bay Councils endorsement of a resolution concern- ing land fill sites. A letter thanking Terrace Bay for its par- ticipation and sponsored cocktail hour at the recent Hydro Convention was received from the Schreiber Hydro Electric. Commission. Notice was received from the Ministry of Agriculture and Food re assistance available for a municipal pound program. ; Word was received of the Third Annual Northwestern Ontario Recreation Association Fall Conference. A letter from Costa's re addition to store, relocation of hydro pole and curbing brought forth a resolution from Council outlining all costs must be born by the Foodmarket. The Ministry of Housing sent word the town -ship's housing policy had been approved. The Building Inspector's report was read. M. Tardif and W. Aylward advised Council they will be making application to operate a taxi service in town which will be purchased from the present owner. Accounts passed for payment were: Township $53,450.73; Hydro, 321,839.15; Litrary SI, ISI. 92; Recreation $I7,0I0.6I. continued page 2 ..<.assses