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Vol.8, No. 44 Serving the District November 4, 1965 The Terrace Bay Kiwanis Club Inc., welcomed the Public and Separate School Kiwanis Profincienc Award winners for 1964-65 to their regular dinner meeting Tuesday evening in the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel . Pictured above as they received their personal medallions from Youth Services Chairman Alan Teskey are, left to right: Mr.Teskey, Tom Knight, public school award winner - Nadine MacLeod and George Dashkewytch who tied for the award at St. Martin's Separate School . REMEMBRANCE DAY OBSERVED HERE SATURDAY The local Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion, No.223 is celebrating Remembrance Day on Satur- day, November 6th. A Parade of Legionnaires and Veterans will form up at the Recreation Centre under A.Theriault at 10.45 A.M. Veterans are urged to be on hand at 10.30 so that they will have time to receive their Poppy and be briefed on the order of the ceremony. The public is cordially invited to attend and cele- brate with them, the Remembrance of those who did not return. There will also be a Banquet and Social evening at the Moose Hall for all Veterans and Legionnaires on the same date. Tickets may be obtained by contacting Charlie Koski or any of his committee. A limited number of tickets will be available at the door. The program for the evening includes a gettogether at 6.00, banquet at 6.30 and dance immediately following. Music will be provided by the local five-piece orchestra and anyone wishing to attend the dance will be made welcome. Poppies will be distributed by the Sea Cadets at the Mill and around the Townsite on November 5. As the proceeds for this goes toward the support of our permanently disabled veterans please be gener- ous when making your purchase. COUNCIL QUOTES As the Terrace Bay Town Council met last week the Highschool Board appeared in a body. Invited by Reeve W.Adamo to speak, they declined, stating they were there as spectators, being interested only in Council's disposal of a Highschool Board request. Reeve Adamo had not attended the meeting request- ed by the Board, regarding additional rooms to the Highschool. The Reeve explained he had not atten- ded the meeting as certain specifications requested | by him had not been received prior to the meeting. Although refusing to discuss the business of the meet- ing, Chairman A.N.Chisholm asked the Reeve if he would be willing to meet. Reeve Adamo, although not having received the information submitted to the Department of Education that he had requested, stated he and Council would meet with the Board at the Highschool at a date to be set. Continuing with the business of Council, a letter from Doug Fisher, M.P., urged strong representation from the people of Terrace Bay as the Board of Trans- port Commissioners met in the Lakehead with regard to removal of the Dominion. Councillor Ed Cavan- augh reported he would attend and would present a brief being prepared by a committee of the Chamber of Commerce. Together with Schreiber's represen- tative they hoped to make a strong case. Mr.Glen Pearen applied to run a bus to drive shift workers to and from the Mill. Council noted he al- ready had received permission to transport one shift and this permission covered as long as he kept his taxi contract. The second letter from Mr.Pearen registered a complaint of others in town running a similar bus service without covering licenses and.in- surance. Council agreed this was within the juris- diction of the Police Department rather than Council. Branch 223 of the Royal Canadian Legion sought permission to fly the regulation Poppy Flag during the wreath laying ceremony on November 6. Per- mission was given but Councillor Brown questioned this flag and Councillor Cavanaugh will investigate. Mrs.A.N.Chisholm, who was recently appointed to the Public Library Board, declined the position due to other commitments. Reeve and Councillors felt indignant that they had been placed in this embaras- sing position by the Library Board who had written Council, offering her name and one other. In future all Boards must publicize vacancies and receive applications before submitting them to Council, the Reeve stated. This was not the first Board to place names before Council without the person's permission it seemed. ; Council passed a resolution that the money requir- ed for the Centennial project of an Adult Study Lounge in the Recreation (Continued