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Puptic Leroy TeRe faim VOL, 21 NO, 22 MAY 31, 1978 20¢ PER COPY COUNCIL QUOTES On Tuesday, May 23rd, the Council of the Township of Terrace Bay held their regular meeting with Reeve C. Brassard, Council= lors M, Hamilton, P, Romanuk and K, Macleod, Clerk-Eo-ordinator W. Hanley and M, Simmer in attendance. A new by-law was passed which prohibits motor vehicles on specified property. Motor vehicles include cars, trucks, motor -cycles and other motor powered vehicles and the by-law reads as follows: No person shall drive a motor vehicle upon any of the fol- lowing lands within the Township of Terrace Bay. 1. Along the sides of Highway 17 between the C.P.R. overpass bridge and the Aguasabon River bridge on all open space, comm- ercial and institutional zoned properties. 2. On all playground and park areas including the Recreation Centre and swim pool area. 3. Upon lands used as a golf course. 4, Upon the Aguasabon Beach property. 9. Upon Tands adjacent to a hospital or senior citizens' home for the aged. ; 6. Along the sides of the C.P.R. road in open space areas. The by-law also provides for penalties of up to $50.00 for infraction of sare. The Superior Minor Soccer Association has been given permis- sion to hold a bottle drive on June 2nd and 3rd. The Minister of Transportation and Communications has sub- mitted written approval and support of the proposed airport ex- pansion, planned for fall, pending a written agreement between the Township of Terrace Bay and the government of Ontario. The cost to the town is estimated at $107,500.00, al though exact figures will not be known until a later date. A by-law was passed to accept the 1978 mill rates. Continued page 2 .... HO CHEN TERRACE BAY MINOR HOCKEY NEWS: Due to an extremely poor turnout for the Annual Meeting on May 17th, a second meeting has been scheduled for Wednesday, June 7th, 1t 7:00 p.m., in the Conference Room of the Recrea- tion Centre. This meeting is open to all parents or interest -ed parties. The past season's activities will be reviewed and the Election of Officers for the coming season will take place. It is discouraging to note that although approximately 110 boys were registered during the past season, only six people were in attendance, making it necessary to call this second meeting. We consider our past year to have been very successful and feel that Minor Hockey is a very important activity for the young boys of our community. |f you agree, come out to the meeting, voice your opinion as to how our Association may be improved, and be prepared to assist. Many of last year's executive members have agreed to stand for re-election, more are needed. Surely 1-2 hours of your time to attend one meeting per year is not too much to ask of you as a parent. REMEMBER THE DATE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7TH, 7:00 P.M. CONFERENCE ROOM RECREATION CENTRE