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Sond THE NEWS Jonuary 2768 COUNCIL QUOTES (Continued from page 1) the Recreation Committee, Council appointed B. Hayes and re-appointed Mrs. M.Hamilton, each for a three-year term on the Committee. A letter was read in connection with estab lishing the Home for the Aged. -Some Municipalities were against the present method of assessment and a brief was submitted to the Dept.of Municipal Affairs re- questing a more equitable distribution of cost. The working schedule of Mrs.E.Hodgkiss during the absence of a Recreation Director was received: cil. Mr.Beverley MacCauley of the Community Pro- grams Branch met with the Recreation Committee on Thursday and members of Council were invited to sit in on this session. Grants and programming were to be discussed. The Police Department reported nothing of a serious nature over the month of December with not a single call or complaint over the holiday season. The two constables had remained on full duty during this period but were not bringing out a new schedule for 1965. Two fires were reported by the Fire Department for December, one in the Townsite Garage and Forestry Shed and an estimate on cost of new forest fire fight- ing equipment was being prepared. Blockages on the sewer lines which were being flushed was neces- sitating rewinterizing of hydrants each time. The Fire Chief requested to be informed when water pres- sure was to be down. Accounts for January were passed for payment as follows:- Public Library $274.69 - Hydro $8,531.45, Township $17,243.32 and Snack Bar $595.39. Appointment of a Deputy Reeve was usually based on the highest majority of votes received but with Councillors elected by acclamation this year Reeve Adamo requested a vote. A motion by Councillor Thompson to appoint Councillor Cavanaugh as Deputy Reeve was accepted by Council. Reeve Adamo presented six major Municipal pro- jects for consideration in 1965: 1 - Curbing on Lake- view Drive, Birch and Poplar Crescents and Superior Avenue. 2 - More lighting in residential area where most needed. 3 - Consider temporary road extension through Lakeview Drive. 4 - Discuss Centennial project. 5 - Extension of sewers on Lakeview Drive Shell Canada Limited Requires Sound reliable people who wish to get into business for themselves as Service Station operators. Training program provided if necessary. Some capital desirable. Phone J. BATURIN 623-0785 344-5151 OR Nights or Weekends Or write to 1080 Memorial Avenue - Port Arthur from the Recreation Committee and approved by Coun- and 6 - Consideration to sidewalks in strategic areas. These were defined in some detail among Council members . Councillor Cavanaugh detailed the discussions he and Councillor Brown had with the Constables where- in they had agreed to act as dogcatchers on off duty hours. Councillor Thompson interjected this should not be confined to off duty as the Police were con- cerned with the safety of children,.in town and had been doing a more than adequate job of handling all complaints and problems. It was therefore agreed to continuecthe present arrangement. Continuing, Councillor Cavanaugh discussed with Council means of winter shelter at the pound. After describing a recent situtation concerning payment, Council agreed the Dog By-Law should be enforced as authorized, without exception. Councillor Thompson requested a special meeting for the review of wages and benefit plan for munici- pal employees. The meeting was scheduled for Jan. 19 at 7 P.M., with the recommendation that someone other than Councillors, and authorized on the sub- ject, peruse the benefit plan prior to the meeting. Relocating the Police Department was among the early requirements of Council, Councillor Thompson noted, commenting he was still of the opinion amal- gamation was the answer for better service. He suggested the building of a Police office with cells, and housing apartments for personnel in the building, by an outside agency. Reeve Adamo reminded Council he had suggested a Municipal Building for this purpose and housing the Public Library in 1963. Councillor Kolody asked for a (Continued page 8) the Pacific +; ae ae eee : CAPEMCASIT P " AIPIE XR MIE] . ---- 52.Observed 21. BPS NON aor genera' crane : oor CIS MERIOIE| pm ag hair ROMTEOMER 10. Levels 2. Queer AIBIA BER] AB is io : r ee EIAIRIS SOTA 14, Land layers measure 4, Painful Pe Fog 5. Socwbek 29, oe = Pepcid 17. Great 6. Birds as cute by Gounod 'quantity a class judi- 37. Grates 18. Christmas 7. A secret cially 40, One of the gift fora agreement 30.A Great Lakes fisherman 8, To make grand. 41, Head 20. ---- sure father: coverings Francisco 9. Bellows , affect. 43. Adhesive 22. Music 11, Guide 31. Reddish 46. Permit io ~-- teas 16, ee brown 48. Grow old Se Ae . Rocky material a, CCL Pepe wee ee ee = Aa sym. 36. Blunder sapoyn = | PL | | | Soe wl E27 ek 8 ame PL eH fea CPR EB ro 7 moommce FT | | | YI TL | 'met ZFILLI AFL ||