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PAGE 14 Council Authorizes Purchase - cont'd from page 15 seemed the most suitable. Reeve Harness was auth- orized to contact the Ontario Municipal Board and be authorized to purchase the portable classroom and arrange a lease between the township of Schrei- ber and the Schreiber High School board for rental of $225.00 per month for a five year period .. After discussion, council decided, due to increas ed cost of opening and closing graves to charge ratepayers a nominal fee and charge a flat rate to outsiders for such work in the cemetery. Reeve Harness reported no repiy had been received re es- timates on highway lighting, and it was noted that the landscaping requested on the highway had not been done. Councillor McParland felt that a letter should be directed to the Department of Highways to assure that contemplated changes would not involve by- passing Schreiber, and that someone should be brought in to examine the dam at Cook's lake which furnished the town's water supply. Councillor J.S. Caccamo advised council that the Recreation Committee Raft had been tied up in front of his summer home but that he would assume no responsibility for it. Mr. Harness assured him that it will be removed from the water in readiness for painting next Spring. Councillor R.B. Spadoni urged that Barbini Bros. be contacted regarding moving the cenotaph to the new site. The resignation of A.B. Morgan as chairman of the Recreation Committee was accepted with regret and a letter of appreciation was sent to him. Mr. Morgan, who has moved to southern Ontario, was a great supporter and worker in activities for young people, and will be missed. Mrs. Neil Bottomley's suggestion that a sign be placed at the juncture of Scotia and Main, indicat- ing the direction of highway 17 was a good one and will be followed up. Accounts: passed for pay- ment included $210.62 for Recreation Committee; $1204.56 for water works; and -- 25 for General Accounts. Miss Pat Quinlan of Niagara Falls is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mulligan. Wolfgang Frommann spent his vacation in Mont- real with friends. Mr. and Mrs. G.A. Riley and family spent their vacation in Mount Forest with Mr. and Mrs. Riley. TERRACE BAY NEWS SEPTEMBER 5, 1968 Mr. and Mrs. E. Krause and family of Fort William are visiting Ernie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Krause A happy family re-union was held in the homefof Mr. and Mrs. George Lehto with their children all present - Mrs. J.C. Young (Daisy); of Prince George B.C. and her children, Jimmy and Heather; Mrs. W. Anderchuck (Elvie) of Sudbury, with' John and Erin; and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Lehto of Sault Ste. Marie with Karen and David. Mr. and Mrs. W. Logan of Swift Current, with their family, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Furlonger last week. Visiting with Mrs. Ethel Smitheman are her brother in-law and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Smithema: of Lake Park, Florida. With Mr. and Mrs. Innes West last week was the former's cousin, Mrs. H. Marshall of Port Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. G. Birch will spend their vacation in Canmore, Alberta with their daughter Helen, Mrs. Paul Krizan and family. Mr. and Mrs. M. Mykichuck of Winnipeg visited Mr. and Mrs. A. LeBlanc last week. : Mr. and Mrs. W. Breffitt of Agincourt were with Mr. and Mrs. G. Birch last week, while Mr. and Mrs. J. Cosgrove of Montreal were the guests of Mrs. T. Wilson. Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Cosgrove and Mrs. Breffitt are the former Lily, Margaret and Ardith Birch. A local chapter of the 1.0.0.8. is being former in Schreiber, with Gino Caccamo as organizer and Fred Harness as membership chairman. Shirley and Pam Winters, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Winters of Schreiber, were part of the Lionettes Twirling Corps. which took first prize in the Marching Baton Twirling Division in competition in Hibbing, Minnesota, at the Diamond Jubilee parade on August 17th. The girls' cousin, Joanne carlisle of Port Arthur is director of the corps. Prior to the event, Pam and Shirley went to the Lakehead for regular practices and for two weeks, took part in daily practices. Shirley was an acrobatic mascot and Pam a member of the corps. Mr. and Mrs. G. Walsh are spending their vaca- tion at various resorts in the United States. Mr. and Mrs. T. Saunders and daughter Barbara, of Don Mills spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Simon. Mr. and Mrs. S. Chicoine have the latter's mother Mrs. Blanche Dubeau of Sudbury, and her sisters, Rev. Sister Elise Dubeau and Rev Sister Helen Dubea of the Sisters of Providence, Burlington, Vermont, visiting them. a ee } . * ,