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'age 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, October 16, 1985 Terrace Bay Council At the regular meeting of the Council of Terrace Bay, September 23, 1985, Councillor M. Hamilton acted as Head of Council in the absence of Reeve P. Romanuk. Those present were Councillor M. Hamilton, Councillor O. Chapman, Councillor W. Houston, and Councillor George Ramsay. A letter was received by Councillor Sandra Nash of Atikokan inviting the Al King Branch Manager and thanks. Suite 707 %@ (807) 345-5451 6783 Al King is located in the Thunder Bay Office at Council's participation in a workshop on Council- Library Board relations to be held in Thunder Bay October 25 and 26. It was resolved that a Councillor _ participate. Multicultural Associa- tion of Northwestern On- tario requests communities of Northwestern Ontario to proclaim October 13-20, 1985 to be Youth Week. The motion was passed. Congratulations Blue Cross is delighted to extend corporate congratulations to Al King, Branch Manager, and his staff at our Thunder Bay and area office on being named Blue Cross "Sales Achievement Award" winner in his region. To the many employers, group benefits managers, agents and consultants whose support has directly contributed to Al's success, we add our appreciation 34 Cumberland Street North Thunder Bay, Ontario P7A4L3 ea BLUE CROSS Council resolved that the statement of disbursements dated September 20, 1985 in the total amount of $483,579.64 be approved. Council resolved By-law 24-85 being a by-law to authorize the municipality to enter into an agreement for provision of the ser- vices to a Family Resource . Centre. Council resolved that By-law 25-85 being a by- . f law to amend by-law number 16-85 with regards to the remuneration of the 'Township Engineer be passed. Council passed a motion that By-law 27-85 be a by- ' law to regulate the planting and removal of trees.~ Council resolved that By- law 28-85 being a by-law to govern the sale of surplus goods belonging to the municipality. Council resolved that By-law 29-85 be a by-law to authorize the Municipality to enter into agreement for joint renova- tion and use of the grounds of St. Martin's School. Council resolved that the Township approve the cost of an in-pipe television in- spection in the amount of an estimated cost of $1500.00 on East Grove Crescent re sewer ~ blockage, if necessary as requested by the Township Engineer. Council resolved that the Township approve an estimated cost of $500.00 for the repairs to Fire Pumper No. | to be done by a serviceman from Springall Services of Woodstock. Council resolved that a member of Council be authorized to attend the Emergency Measures Organization Executive Sub-Committee in Thunder Bay, September 26th at the Township's expense. Councillor M. Hamilton declared "conflict of in- terest'? when discussion was on grading .of Scott Avenue - Doug Baker will look at this road. The first Council meeting in October will be October 15th as October 14th is a holiday. Model 290 neg. $650 open arm, all stitch patterns in Model 6212 open arm at a new low price of SINGER SALE--A--THON in Terrace Bay & Schreiber October 24, 25 with specials like our: Ultra Unlimited Electronic Machine with monogramming, word capability, open arm, ata All sewing machine cabinets for this week only Vacuum cleaners at spectacular savings Model CSS 1000 -- with power nozzle, all attachments now For appointments to see the above specials or repairs to any make or model sewing machine, phone Mr. Stanchuk at 825-3226 and leave a message. cluded in this machine onsale $499.95 $200 saving $250.00 10% off $399.95 Student of the week Name: Steven Lafreniere Age: 8 years old Grade: 3 This week's student is from St. Martin School in Terrace Bay. Fav. Food: pineapple, because it's good and sweet Fav. T.V. Show: Tom and Jerry What do. you like to do in your Spare time: skate, play hockey in the Novice League What would you like to be: a professional Hockey Player What will you be for Halloween: Gizmo made by his mom. by Helene Ballard Bon Jour! It sure is nice to be back here at Bir- chwood, and able to once more try and get my col- umn out for this paper, so here goes. Last Friday, Oct. 4th we had our Open House, the weather was not so good but some folks did not let this stop them. I understand some came from Geraldton, and we were happy to see them, I am sure all our visitors en- joyed their visit through our Home and were able to see for themselves the good care we get here and also how bright and clean our Home is. So on behalf of the residents I would like to say "'Thank you"' for com- ing and we hope to see you again some time. Well I suppose soon you will be busy with all your winter sports and before we know it, Christmas shopping. I know it's still over 2 months away, but "time flies" and you have more of a choice when you shop early, so "a word to the wise". As I have not been able to. get around, my news is scarce, here at Bir- chwood we are now look- ing into magazines, etc. for ideas on making Christmas decorations, we have a nice crafts room here and some of the residents enjoy working with our hands, besides it is a great past time. I have no real bites at this time but with the winter sports time almost here, please permit me.on behalf of the residents here to ask all you folks who drive snow machines, en- - joy yourselves but please do not use the Home's backyard to race through and make all kinds of noise late at night. I am sure with a bit of co-operation, you can enjoy your sport and we can enjoy our rest. I: hope I won't have to write about this anymore, thank you. And now for those of you who have a hair pro- blem, either you have none or are losing it take heart, God made only a_ few perfect heads, he put hair on the rest. Until next week, Via Con Dias. Schreiber Public Library The Schreiber Public Library held their regular monthly meeting with all board members present and Mrs. Betty Ann Klassen, president in the chair. Reports were given by Secretary, Mrs. Pam McKeever and Treasurer Mrs. Teresa Stortini. Librarian Mrs. Billie Anne Saarinen was in- structed to order large selections of books which members have been com- piling over the summer months. The Librarian and Mrs. Pat Davis will e go- ing for book exchange at the Regional Library in the near future, so we will have a good supply of reading material for the winter months. 'Members are actively seeking the support of volunteers to help with children's Story. Hour which was such a success last year. If you can spare one hour a. week please leave your name with the Librarian or ary board member, as we need the participation of parents or young people to continue this programme. Mrs. Pam McKeever announced that the three volume Canadian En- cyclopedia, a gift of the Government of Alberta has arrived and may be used in the Library. 'Members reviewed the training session held by the Ministry of Citizenship and Culture representative, Mrs. Ollie Sawchuck and the Regional Librarian con- sultant Mr. Peter Hsu. Mrs. McKeever reported on the Libraries Conference 2000, she at- tended in Toronto and urg- ed members to attend the Children's Library Workshop, October 9-11 and the Annual Regional MONSTER BINGO Moose Hall, Terrace Bay *2,000" JACKPOT | Thursday, November 21 Doors open at 6 p.m. Only 250 Tickets sold Over *7,000™ in prizes ADMISSION *50" For tickets call 825-9295 oo oD Conference, October 24-26. Arrangements are being finalized for the visit of Robert Munsch, author and story teller who will be at the Library October 25th at 9:30 a.m. sponsored by the Outreach Ontario Pro- gramme of the Ministry of Citizenship and Culture. Also Mrs. Haworth of the Royal Botanical Gardens will be at the Library Oc- tober 31 at 1 p.m. to give a program on decorating the house for Christmas. Watch for posters for fur- ther details: CALL NO CHARGE 1-800-465-3916 sey DAVID B. LAMBERT INSURANCE AGENCIES 28 N. CUMBERLAND STREET THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO P7A 4K9