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April 20, 1967 UNIVERSITY (Continued from page 2) He pointed out that since 1964 enrollment has in- creased 50% each year. With the help of a large architectural photograph and brochures, he explain- ed the magnitude of the present building program and the campaign for public support which will em- brace not only the Lakehead cities, but all North- western Ontario communities . M:.H.Sharp, President of the Carpenters Union in the Lakehead, then spoke on the support being given to this program by Labour Unions. Following the speakers, a question and answer period was held. A committee was formed to further investigate the proposals set forth during the meeting; this com- mittee will meet on Thursday, April 20th. Both M-. Morgan and M-; .Sharp have agreed to return to Ter- race Bay to attend a public meeting in the very near future, to present the program again to all in- terested. Members of the present Committee are:- Mesd. Chisholm, Bouchard and Ferrier and Messrs. P. Romanuk, R.Harris, P.Stuart, G.Ramsay, J.Cac- camo, J.Papousek, E.Cavanaugh and A. Pattison - Chairman. This Committee urges all residents of Terrace Bav, Schreiber and Rossport, to watch the "News" for announcements regarding this public meeting and ta make every effort to attend. ICE FROLICS (Continued from page 4) Lil in a Northwest Territories number with six Gol- den Nugget Dance Hall Girls. Elizabeth Hayes gave a solo performance as Miss C anada, preceding a guest skater from Port Arthur who is no stranger to Terrace Bay, Miss Candace Kartinen. Sixteen skaters took part in a Maple Leaf Ballet before Club Professional, Barbara Hutcheon made an appearance . Following th e Finale when all skaters were on the ice gifts were presented to Miss Chicka, Miss Kartinen, Mrs.Hutcheon and Terry Delaronde on behalf of the Club. Others taking part in the program were Alice and Anita Stuart, Debbie Opas, Peggy Klug, Carla Calder, Mary Pat Santerre, Sharon Bougie, Diane and Sandra Whalen, Adele and Louise Desrosiers, TERRACE BAY NEWS Page 5 ie COUNCIL QUOTES (Continued from page 1) ' Accounts were passed for payment as follows:- Township $18,480.91 - Hydro Dept. 8,054.59 - Li- | brary 491.84 - Snack Bar |,773.28 and Recreation 6,190.93. Councillor Sinotte read the Health & Welfare Budget which totalled 4,903. Tenders for Police uniforms were opened and re- ferred to the committee. Councillor Desrosier suggested th at letters be sent to the clubs concerned, regarding condition of highway signs and that three Radar signs be ordered and that names be submitted to the Lieutenant- Governor for appointment to the Board of Directors of the district home for the aged. Councillor Bray requested a special meeting on Police business and said only one tender was receiv- ed for tires. Mention was made of a discussion re the mill road turn-off and proposals made by Mill Manager J. Ferrier. Reeve Cavanaugh and Councillor Sinotte will at- tend a conference at Quetico at the end of April. RL RAIN anette TERRACE BAY MALE CHORUS SPRING CONCERT 8:00 p.m. April 27 st. High School Auditorium GUEST ARTISTS . ee | THE TERRACE BAY BAND family $1.25 en sl ant Saree atnmeaie: nd One pen nth i ala Nason memantine nme SN Ee th bias Mary Pat Ramsay, Cheryl Dejonghe, Ann Crockford, 5 at Nora Mikus, Janet Roberts and Leslie Josus. i adults AGE studen fs oo :