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. No. 9 - GOUNCIL QUOTES Serving Terrace Bay Town Council met on Tuesday evening, in Council chambers and passed the minutes of the \| |previous. 'meeting. Correspondence included a letter from Captain D. Goodrich of the Salvation Army, Thunder Bay, requesting financial assistance, to carry on their im- . |portant work. It was pointed out in the reply that the Kimberly Clark Employees Charity Fund makes a yearly donation to the Salvation Army. The Terrace Bay Ski Club requested permission to _ |solicit support for their upcoming Ski-a-thon, to - | |be held at the Ski Hill on March 8th. (\n4 The Ontario Ladies Curling Council wrote a letter: , | of thanks to Council, for the financial assistance | they had received during their recent playdowns. _ Ontario Hydro requested submission of capital | budgets as in previous years for the approval of the > _ Commission. A letter from the Chief Counsel of Avon Products _ was received, advising that in their -'~'on, local '_ representatives do not require licenses under the | Transient Traders By-law. They will be advised that _ the Transient Traders By-law is not in question. How ___ ever, the Hawkers and Peddlers By-law applies. Council will investigate further . A Memorandum to all Educational bodies was re- ceived, advising that school boards are not to take into account any adjustments for the year 1970, as arrived at by the arbitrators, regarding the assets 1 and liabilities, as December 31, 1968. District Three, of the Ontario Municipal Electrical Association, will hold a meeting on Sunday, March Ist, at 8 p.m. in the Royal York Hotel, Toronto. The Terrace Bay High School Year Book Staff asked continued page 4 ..... ------ ~ Fe es, J the District March 5 GARAGE COMPOUND FIRE DAMAGED 1970 The seldom heard fire alarm sounded in Terrace Bay on Monday night - 1:25 a.m., when a blaze started in the garage compound on Laurier Avenue. Local fire fighters demonstrated that their hours of practise are very much worth the effort as they had the fire out by two o'clock. It is suspected that a short in a plug~in or en over heated car heater started the fire which complete- ly ruined a car owned by V. Thorpe and, at this time, it looks as if the six-car compound will have to be rebuilt. SKI CLUB RACES Vanderkam became a name to be reckoned with in local ski racing this past weekend, Robert _Vanderkam and sister Carolyn achieved triple victories in the Intermediate Boys and Junior Girls divisions respectively. Robert was the only Inter- mediate boy in a field of five to complete two or more runs down the tough slalom course. After several years of hard trying, Dan Moore took his first combined championship in the Junior Boys division. His closest competitor, Billy Megraw fell victim to a slow pair of skis and a late start in the slalom. Results are as follows: - Junior Boys - Slalom: - Ist D. Moore, 2nd B. Megraw, 3rd G. Kodila; Downhill - Ist P. Prinselaar, 2nd. D. Moore, 3rd H. Prinselaar; Combined - Ist D'. Moore. Junior Girls - Slalom - Ist C. Vanderkam; Down hill - Ist C. Vanderkam, 2nd L. McBride; Combined = Ist. C. Vanderkam. Intermediate boys - Slalom - Ist R. Vanderkam, continued page 16-......