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ANSWER [SIPIATR| ae (PIAIRIABBOIAIRIR| Che wa tH] | [RRJE|S| SBN LOVELINES> Py Ne FOR DINNER,Ti a DAY, WELL STYLE/ YOUR HAIR THE Ree ie cae BEAUTY & BARBER SHOP TERRACE BAY MOTCR HOTEL PHONE 3209 EASTERN STAR INSTALLATION (Cont'd from Pg. 2) Chaplain Mrs. F. Macadam, Marshal Mrs. W. | McKechnie, Organist Mrs. A. Bryson, Star Points Mrs. D. Weaver, Mrs. S. Gaulin, Mrs. V. Hanna, Mrs. S. Brown, Mrs. T. Young, Warder Mrs. L. Corbett, Sentinel Miss Heather Graham. At the conclusion a delicious luncheon was served by the November committee. Prior to the meeting the members entertained their husbands at a dinner held in the Com- munity Church Hall. Toastmaster for the even- ing was Alex Sinkins P.P. The Toast to the | Queen was given by Mr. A. Farrow, to Grand | Chapter by Charles Sitch responded to by Mrs. L. Harris, The visitors toast was then pro- posed by A. Sinkins and acknowledged by Mrs. W. McMicking. Mrs. Stella Brown proposed the toast to the husbands to which Mr. Wally Cringle responded. A hearty vote of thanks, was extended to Mrs. F, MacMillan and her committee of Mrs. D. Coupal, Mrs. A. Sinkins, Mrs. H. Haughn, Mrs. Norma Crockford and Mrs. A. Farrow for the sumptuous repast. COUNCIL QUOTES Councillor Wellings strongly urged extension of sewer and water lines up Lakeview Drive, possibly at a rate of so many lots per year for the next three or four years, as the need arose. He outlined the predicament of the ' sewers on MacDonald and Kenogami, making re- | commendations to clear it next spring. Council noted the Parking area adjacent to ° ne Ory 227 7 ryt MOTOR TUNE-UP 'Oun Specialty E HWY. 17 & MILL ROAD THE NEWS ICROSS WORD CIRCLE ROUTE SERVICE T.A. 5-3645 November 21, 1963 CRAP yt. FRIENDLY : ero cnpHieca WHAT 15 THE SPEED OF A SWALLOW IX FLIGHT 2 4WO MILES A MINUTE. a ROLY SINOTTE PHONE 3268 Terrace Bay, Ont. - 60 Laurier recommending no parking be allowed on the Island. Congestion at St. Martin's Church could be eliminated by the congregation using the side streets where parking space was available. Councillor Adamo reported on the first meeting he had attended together with represen tative from Kimberly-Clark N. Cornthwaite and W. Farrell of the Recreation Board and Jack Phillips Rec. Comm. Chairman sitting in. Council discussed the findings of this group concerning the purpose and fulfillment of the Recreation Centre, particularly in the area of the Goncessionaire. Beseiged with com- plaints a year ago, on the high cost of recrea tion, Council's attempts to increase revenue had been rejected. Comparable reports on re- creation in neighboring commmities showed the local recreation with the lowest annual deficit. This statement was contested by Councillor Adamo who promised to personally investigate the figures. Complaints this fall concerned the time and availability of services for local residents. The situatimhad eased with the ending of tourist season, but Reeve Heenan will list Council's recommendations for Councillor Adamo to present at the next meeting of this committee, on November 19th. Councillor Valiquette felt there must be co- operation between Council and the Recreation Committee and, as there were already two re- presentatives of Council on the Committee, it should be left to them to decide. Councillor Valiquette quest Loney ae ser- vices charzad to the Tam (Con 3 Snow & Mud TIRES and WHEELS TERRACE BAY