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¢ Ow Vol.5, No, 5 COUNCIL QUOTES Reeve Joseph Heenan presided Wednesday over the regular meeting of Council with a. full attendance of Councillors, Wellings, Evans-Smith, Valiquette and Fraser present, Minutes of the last regular meeting were perused and accepted. Secretary Strutt dealt with the corresp- ondence recéived, Northwestern Ontario Development Association solicited the Terrace Bay Columunity membership, A request. from the Salvation Army in the Lakehead was deferred due to the present large donation made annual- ly a the Kimberly-Clark Employees Charity Fund, Reeve Heenan wrote to Mr, McKinnon of the Department of Lands and: Forests requesting further details on the relocation of the Pays Plat Division at Terrace Bay. The 'Horticultural Society sought permis- sion to work on the triangle in front of the Community Church, making it a Community show- piece. Permission was granted and Councillor Evans-Smith will enquire re maintenance through the town's groundsman, Councillor Fraser presented'a report from Fire Chief Hofland listing an enrolment of twelve from the Fire Department, plus himself and Police Chief Billings in the St, John Ambulance Course, Council approved a of this course, Councillor Valiquette reported on his Meeting, together with Councillor Wellings with the Police Department, He presented the Police Department's budget for 1961 and the proposed budget 'for 1962 'together with a suggested agreement between the Police Chief and the Township. These were deferred for the special meeting for budgets. Enquiry on the By-Law for the Trailer Park was made by Councillor Evans-Smith and Mr, Strutt announced their solicitor' was at present preparing same. Reeve Heenan reported two representatives from the Chamber of Commerce would be present at a Council meeting to discuss this subject. Councillor Wellings requested information on budget presentation as chairman of Public Works, Water and Sanitation, Reeve Heenan advised an estimate be prepared on amount | to be undertaken for the year. The special meeting for Budgets was set for Wednesday, January 3lst at 7,00 P.M. Ontario Hydro Commission rates accepted last' year ($35.40 per Kilowatt) commencing January 1, 1962, were discussed thoroughly by Council and the proposed new town rates-- _ thereby accepted, Council felt advance information from Hydro could have prevented depletion of this surplus, However, Reeve Heenan pointed out the increased rates would Still be considerably less than those of 195 and the likely changeover from the Sub-. Station for voltage control would create a (continued on Page 8) Serving the district in which we live '| the Bylaws: | led in the singing of 0 Canada. i President of the Student Council welcomed February 1, 1962 EMPLOYEES! MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY OF THE KIMBERLY-CLARK PULP AND PAPER COMPANY LIMITED The Annual Meeting of members of the Enployees! Mutual Benefit Society will be held in the Recreation Centre at 8.15 P.M, on Tuesday, February 6, 1962, Business will be thé election of Directors and such other business as may properly come before the meeting, TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE KIMBERLY-CLARK EMPLOYEES! CHARITY FUND ~The second annual meeting will be held in the small meeting room of the Recreation Centre on Tuesday, February 13th at 7.30 P.M. The following will be on the agenda as per (a) The Chairman shall report on the activities of the organization during the previous year. (b) The Treasurer shall present the financial statement, (c) The election shall be held to replace any retiring members of the Board, (d) Appointment of Auditors. 3 MEMDERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND, TICKETS FOR FINNISH HOCKEY GAME A very small allotment of tickets for the March Ist game at Nipigon, between the North Shore Allstars and the Finnish National. tean, have been sent to the Recreation Office. These tickets are now available on the first-come, first-served basis, with uo telephone orders accepted because of the limited number, CHAIRMAN ANNOUNCES SCHREIBER HIGH SCHOOL DEVELOPMENTS The 26th annual commencement exercises for Schreiber High School were held in the Town Hall January 26th, | Guest Speaker Alex Gordon, Board Chairman, announced that the Department of Education has asked Schreiber to forward plans for their new school for approval. Mr. Gordon said that although it would not be open for the Fall term, the eighth teacher will be added to the staff and temporary quarters secured, The new school will have a modern science room, and a gymatorium, in addition to classrooms, The girls! choir, directed by Lois Inshaw John Cosgrove those present and congratulations from the township were extended by councillor Inez McCuaig, acting for Reeve W.E.D'Arcy. School principal 0,.D.Fasan, B.A., was chairman, Staff members P,AeIsaac, Mrse JoFe Mulligan, B, White, "ant fnued on' Page 8) ree ene te ee