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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Screiber News, Wednesday, October 17, 1984 larris (centre), Above: Mr. Michael Harris M.P.P. Nippissing representing Andy Brandt, Environment Minister addresses a group of citizens at the opening ceremonies. Aurel Gauthier, Schreiber Town Clerk looks on. : Water Treatment Plant continued from page 1 whom he said "'have ject". He also thanked © by LYNNE BADGER Mr. Harris congratu- been very co-operative all the architects, engi- At the October 9 lated the Township in developing this pro- neers, consultants and , meeting, Schreiber Town 'contractors for a job well Council agreed to purchase PASSED AWAY McColeman - Mr. Archie McColeman, age 68 yrs. - of Birchwood Terrace, Terrace Bay and formerly of Schreiber. Died in Port Arthur General Hospital, October 10, 1984 following a lengthy illness. Born and educated in Schreiber he had been employed with the C.P.R. for 30 yrs. as an engineer, retiring in 1975. Surviving are his wife Louella also of Birchwood Terrace, son Fred, daughter-in-law Geraldine, granddaughters Kerri-Lynn and Kimberly of Ter- race Bay. One sister Edna of Marquette, Mich. and numerous other relatives. Predeceased by brother, Francis, father, Peter, and mother, Melissa. ' Arrangements entrusted to Blake Funeral Chapel, Thunder Bay, Ont. for cremation. ; A Memorial Service was held at 2 p.m. Friday, Oc- tober 12/1984 at St. Andrews United Church Schreiber, Ontario. In lieu of flowers, a donation to your favorite chari- ty would be appreciated. done. Jack Stokes M.P.P. for Lake Nipigon Riding also extended his con- gratulations. land for the purposes of 'building a new fire hall. Councillor Hiller was opposed to the purchase price which he felt was not BIRCH '| . SCENES | MAcic for sal e PHOTOGRAPHY at WHITE SAND LAKE Spend some time in the country and experience the ageless beauty of the North Shore of Lake Superior captured for you by, S. JOHNSON HEWSON 824-3155 Professional Photography Portraits, Weddings & Commercial _ concerned of TERRACE BAY 2 . Reeve Fischer (right) and P.C. provincial candidate Jim Files pause in front of the main con-* Fire Hall will have Central Location justifiable. "The price is higher (close to $20,000) than the assessment value"' sand "it is not-prime land"' as far as location is con- cerned. Councillor Quinton disagreed, saying that "'it is the best place and worth ats" The resolution stating that the Township of Schreiber will purchase the Spadoni property on Sub- way Street for the sum of $45,000.00 with the tran- saction subject to confirma- tion by legal survey as to the actual amount of land available was carried. At the request of Mr. N. Commisso, the township - will be erecting a light at - the end of Langworthy. Mr. Commisso stated in his letter that his tenants were about the pening Ceremonies trol centre on their tour of the treatment centre. presence of bears. The township will be contributing $250.00 to the Inter-Municipal Committee on Family Violence to help defray incorporation costs. A by-law to establish parking places for han- dicapped persons at the Recreation Centre and downtown was supported. The township will be ap- plying for a grant to help defray the cost of installing a computer. They have ac- cepted a quotation to supp- ly a computer at a cost of $54,993.00. At the request of the United Transportation Union at a previous meeting council will be preparing a_ resolution regarding the safety of End of Train Units. A letter has been receiv- THANK YOU rs "Get a Jump On" SALE "Get a Jump On" Winter Save 25 % 7 on Selected _ Mens and Ladies Fall and Winter Clothing and Footwear "Geta Jump On" Chris ieee What 2 'oor me aon! | Sale Runs = Fae Thurs. Fri. & Sat. Store Hours: Oct. 18th to 20th. Monday to Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. . | would like to thank Alice Waghorn, Kerry Irwin, Mary Clare Kennedy and The Waghorn Staff. Also my family and any one else who helped in any way. . GOD BLESS YOU Violet Drexler YOUR HOME TOWN, DAIRY, PALM From ice cream to sour cream, Palm makes it good. Just the way we did in the good, old days, that goodness 1 comes through in every product, every \ Sam i time. ; Good. : That's what we've alwyas been. Right here in Terrace Bay. Representatives locally Bill Malcolm or Micheal Souliere 'presser My _ cluding 1 ed from the legal counsel of Mr. Pellegrino. He claims that the installation of a storm sewer resulted in the lowering of the road in front of his lot and is seek- ing compensation for costs incurred by the alteration of his access. Council decided to-forward the let- ter to their lawyers. Henceforth the Economic Development Committee will be repor- ting at every council meeting. Centennial celebration plans are well underway and motels report that they are already booked for the week of July 15th to 21st 1985. Larry Davis was authorized by council to at- tend the M.T.C. Training Course to be held in Toron- to in February. He will also be attending a seminar with P. Doig on the renovation aspect of the Building Code and the N.W.O.W.W.A. meeting in October with Ron Harris. Payment of General Ac- counts in the amount of $16,343.42, Water Works Accounts in the amount of $2957.20, and cheques issued in the amount of $277,043.44 were ratified. Councillor Hiller reported on the Recreation Commmittee. The com- "mitee is spearheading.a ball park development project. A meeting was held with interested parties regarding the possible uses for the land available. Over 600 people made use of the less than adequate facility this summer. An enthusiastic group of people are interested in purchasing a dishwasher for the arena. The price is high and will require a great deal of fundraising activity. A contract has been negotiated with the arena staff which includes a microwave oven for the lunch room. Councillor Quinton reported that paving has been completed and they are pleased with the con- tractor. With subsidies, the total cost to the township was $14,000. A snow plow wing needs replacing so that the bor- rowed one can be returned. For more effective snow removal, a 1972 tractor also needs replacing. 22 building permits were issued in September in- apartment building and one commer- cial. It was suggested that permits be cancelled if work has not begun within a certain time period following the issuance of the permit.