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Page 4 COUNCIL QUOTES A very brief meeting of Terrace Bay Town Coun- cil was held on February 22nd in the Council Chambers . Reeve Adamo and councillors R.Sinotte, W. Kurylo, K.MacLeod and D.Desrosiers were in attendance as were Clerk-Treasurer, W.F . Strutt and Clerk W.Hanley. A motion passed to pay the following accounts:- Library $702.03 - Hydro $6,987.72 - Township $18,246.27 and Snack Bar $4,067.13. A previous By-law in connection with the Cen- tennial Project was repealed and a new one will be drawn up for the new project. A committee meeting was held immediately fol- loring the town meeting. In reporting on activities in the women's curling last week it was not mentioned that the Peggy Wellings'rink won the first event in the RED ROCK bonspiel . Mr .and Mrs.J.Kelty have returned from a holi- day in Mexico City, Acapulco and Mazatlan. Mrs. A.R.Ostling is recuperating at home after being hospitalized in Duluth, Minnesota. W.J.Adamo, chairman and D.J.Stewart, assis- tant superintendent, Terrace Bay Township Hydro System were among 1,500 delegates attending the 57th annual meeting of the Ontario Municipal Electric Association and the Association of Muni- cipal Electrical Utilities in Toronto this week. Delegates represented more than 300 municipal electrical utilities across the province. President of the OMEA, composed of utility commissioners, is Dr.R.H.Hay, chairman, Kingston Public Util- ities Commission. Stanley Webster, general man- ager and secretary of Tillsonburg PUC is president of the AMEU, representing managers and senior staff of member utilities. During the three-day gathering delegates con- sidered several major policy recommendations to Ontario Hydro and discussed important topics such as rates, finance, employee relations and improv- ed electrical service. This year's convention marked the 60th anniver- sary of the founding of Hydro in Ontario. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Community Church will meet at 8 p.m. sharp on March 7th in the Church Hall for a short business meeting. The Catholic Women's League will join the group for a discussion led by Rev.Husser and Father Galla- gher . A question and answer period will follow and those attending are asked to prepare questions be- forehand. Refreshments will be served. RED CROSS| IS ALWAYS THERE WITHYOUR HELP In twenty years Canada has gained 2.5 million immi grants, but lost one million emigrants. THE 1966 NEWS March 3, MN O Fa fe All owners of dogs are required by By-Law No.|29A to procure dog tage by March Ist each year. Tags for 1966 are now available in the Muncipal Office. Penalties are provided for any infraction of this By- Law. W .F . Strutt, Clerk-Treasurer, Township of Terrace Bay. FOUND - one pair safety prescription eye glasses. Please call at Terrace Bay News office. ACROSS 5-Beef animal F 6-Conjunction 1-Abstains 7-Preposition SIN from food 8-Pinch 6-Inasmuch as 9-Fuel 10-Anger 11-Hindu guitar 13-Wise men 16-Shakespear- 11-Most rational 12-Vegetable 14- Pronoun 15-Unit of ian king Chinese, 19-Communion weight plate 17-Brazilian 21-Delineated a estuary 22-Affirmative Vial] ratuity votes EROGNG AGENTS 20-Covered with 25-Epic tales thick grasses 27-Acclaim HERES SHSUe 23-Fall behind 30-Liquid 24-Wine cups measure SOLUTION 26-Cheap street 32-Declare 44-European 57-Hebrew 28 oo 34-Rail bird herring letter -Earth god- 36-Couches 47-Regrets 58-St hi -" ess 37-Empower 49-Satiate eo reamnatp Amount at 38-Remainder 52-Number (abbr.) pthc 2 ee rite ve inline 54-More distant 60-Symbol for 31:Saves Designates (poet.) niton 33- oo shield 35-Heavy blow Ks? (colloq.) eo 36-Lawmaker pe 39-Mephis- topheles 42-Preposition 43-Kind of wool 45-Tissue 46-Distant 48-Grates 50-Edge 51-Border on 53-Server 55-Compass point 56-Slumbers 59-Makes amends 61-Slaves 62-Temporary shelter (pl.) DOWN 1-Favorite daughter of Mohammed 2-Indefinite article 3--Place 4-Former Rus- sian ruler AULA ro Te AN ONION IS A VEGETABLE, THAT BUILDS YOU UP... PHYS/CALLY AND TEARS 3 YOU DOWN SOCIALLY / RENT THE MONEY FROM CRESCENT -- to do what you want to do NOW! Phone to rent the money you need. Renting money is like renting a car or special tools. It's the modern way to go places and get the things you need when you want them most. At Crescent you can rent any amount--from $50, to larger amounts to suit your needs. Customers have rented money in only 10:minutes. For fast service like this, call Crescent now. CRESCENT FINANCE CANADA'S MOST CONSIDERATE FINANCE COMPANY J.C. Gunn, Mgr. SHELL OIL Dealer TPantor eat - omvanne" R. SINOTTE Phone: - 825-3286 Open FRIDAY EVENINGS Terrace Bay, Ontario ene nr eta BO Ph. 3268