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Vol.10, No.18 Terry Delerorde and "arol Chick thotoe oy VeMorrill SKATING CLUB PRESENTS ANNUAL ICE FROLICS Attendance at both performances of Centennial Ice rolics, presented last Saturday by the Terrace Bay "igure Skating Club was disappointing both to the per- formers and all who worked so hard to produce this fine annual event but those who were present saw a scintil- ating revue and again noticed the improved technique of individual skaters. As always the very little skaters, vith their tumbles and errors, were crowd pleasers. The program theme was "Canada" and suitable num- ers by club members were dedicated to each province. The opening number "Canada" had twelve skating 'lag Bearers. Soloist Norma Phillips was Junior Miss -anada and Pam Cumming was Miss Ice Frolics. An ndian theme was chosen for British Columbia with -ecile Stuart as an Indian Princess backed by a 'leven Indians. s Banff Springs was the theme for Alberta when 3 ight skaters performed with Rosemary Pattison *e continued page 4..... i Serving the District a oe meeting. April 20, 1967 COUNCIL QUOTES Terrace Bay Council met last Tuesday with the Reeve and all councillors present. Unlike the cities to the west of Terrace Bay where municipal author- ities recently decided it was in the best interests of both Council! and Ratepayers that all meetings be "open" meetings, a "closed" meeting both preceded and followed last Tuesday's "open" meeting. Correspondence included letters from the Recrea- tion Committee re salary increase for an employee-- from the Centennial Committee re the Park--trom the C.G.1.T. asking permission to sell Mother's Day Carnation (granted) and one from the Community Services Committee stating that they were unable to be present at this council meeting but would like to attend the next one. The Clerk reported sending the 1967 capital bud- get for the Hydro Department to Ontario Hydro and requesting information and design for a suitable sign for the outside of the Municipal Building. Building Inspector A.Fraser reported permits issued during March totalled $4,100. The Police Department reported ordering three ve- hicles off the streets for repair--four accidents--one fight stopped--one dangerous driving charge--one break-in (culprits apprehended)--a no license on a motorcycle charge--speeding charges and nineteen complaints investigated. A motion was made to hire two local men as asses- sors. Councillor Desrosier suggested that the lessee of the Bowling Alley contact J.Caccamo with future problems or requests. Councillor Cac- $ camo relayed a request that a high school { class be given permission to attend a council Continued on page 5.....