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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, June 18, 1986 Council votes to increase expenses and per diem By Conrad Felber The difference of one cent was enough for Reeve Ollie Chapman to vote against a proposed increase in the mileage and per diem rates for Terrace Bay Councillors, but the June 9 motion passed anyway, with a majority in favour. Councillor Peter Rom- anuk brought the matter to _the table at the Council meeting because he said the existing rates of $30 per day for expenses and 18 cents per kilometre trav- elled have not been increas- ed for six years. "'] propose we increase that to $35 per day and 23 cents per kilometre," he Reeve Chapman had no problem with the $35 per day proposal but balked at the 23 cents suggestion, pointing out that a 22 cent rate had been previously discussed. "'The government is paying up to 30 cents per kilometre for staff travel,"' Romanuk said. Councillor Chris Joubert noted that at Birchwood Terrace, where he works full time, the rate is also 30 cents. "'On the other hand, gas (prices) are coming down somewhat," Joubert said. The motion, which will set the stage for a sub- sequent by-law, was then put to a vote, and all pre- for Reeve Chapman, who wanted to point out her on- ly objection was with the 23 cent rate. Councillor Jim Ziegler was absent from the June 9 meeting. Later in the meeting, Reeve Chapman noted that a town resident was mis- quoted in a recent Thunder Bay Times-News stdry and wanted to let Council know. According to the news story, the resident in- volved said she had been battling with Council on the Terrace Heights sub- division secondary access issue. The woman wanted to let Council know that she realizes Council has ac- wrong impression. "*She phoned and assur- ed me that the story did not (quote) what she had said,"' Reeve Chapman added. Councillor Joubert, later during the meeting, said the town should make a $100 donation to the Chil- dren's Wish Foundation. A fund-raising representative of the Foundation was scheduled to be in Terrace Bay on June 18. The mo- tion was passed. Water lines or the lack thereof was also a topic of discussion at the Council session, thanks to a letter from NorCon Construction of Terrace Bay, which was read at the meeting. said. sent were in favour except ak ee We need CANADIAN SOCIETE your support. sorter _| BRET Cancer can Vv be beaten. t Leieee Birth Announcement Pauline and Bob Woodruff of Schreiber are pleased to an- nounce the arrival of their daughter born May 22, 1986 at Port Arthur General Hospital, weighing 5 pounds, 6 ounces. Proud grand- parents are Mrs. Peggy Scott from Thunder bay, Mr. Paul Bour- rie from Marathon, and Mr. & Mrs. Ray Woodruff from La Chute, Quebec. We would like to thank Dr. Bailey and the nursing staff at McCausland Hospital, the air ambulance team, and Dr. Baunemann, Dr. De, and the nur- sing staff at the ICU and regular nursury at Port Arthur General Hospital. Sara Dawn, , THANK YOU. To everyone who supported our "Rain or Shine" Car Wash Saturday June 7. A special thank you to those who pur- chased tickets but did no come out in the rain! ; Thanks to the management of Petro Canada Gas Bar for their donation of car wash soap for our event. Thank you Schreiber! Theresa Spencer and Grade 8 Class tually been fighting with the Ministry of Transport- ation and Communications to get the access. " Reeve Chapman told Council the woman was concerned that the Times- News story had created the In the letter, the con- struction company asked Council for approval to use a fire hydrant on a temp- orary basis for the operat- ion of their ready-mix cem- ent plant. The company also made It's a full hall continued from page 1 Aurel Gauthier also said. M.M. Dillon, consulting engineers, were scheduled to be in Schreiber this week to review the deficiencies at the town's Water Treat- ment Plant. Later in the meeting, D.L. Davis was appointed as the municipality's new Road Superintendent. Councillor Gerry Godin was absent from the Coun- cil meeting. a Virginia Stortini graduated from Lakehead Universi- ty May 31, 1986 with a Bachelor of /Education degree. She previously received her Honors Bachelor of Health and Physical Educa- tion from Laurentian University, Sudbury. a request for the installat- ion of a permanent service line off Beaver Creek road. '*At no time did we co- mmit ourselves to supply- ing water to those lots,"' Romanuk explained. - '*We already have prob- lems with a leaking water line in that area," Joubert pointed out. "No one seems to want to fix it. It's starting to wash away the parking lot at the Moose hall."' '"My understanding was that they knew they would be up there without (a) water supply,' Reeve Chapman said. The area in question is located at the north end of town across the CP Rail tracks. "'There's no way we can es commit taxpayer's money to that," Councillor George Ramsay said. He felt if Council did this for NorCon, there would be many others who would want the same service. The matter, however, was deferred until the return of Doug Baker, the town's engineer, from vacation. Daniel Jon to Mr. & Mrs. Jon Ferguson wish to an- nounce the marriage of their son, Honly Angels Sc' There will be a Come & Go Wendy Drysdale daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Bob Drysdale of Edmonton, Alberta. Marriage took place Serving tips Those who serve alcohol at licenced events in Schreiber and area were given a different kind of tip at a Server Training Workshop held on June 14 at the Schreiber Recreation Centre. Here Robbie Simpson, the Health Promotion Divi- sion Consultant of the Addiction Résearch Foundation's Community Services Divi- sion in Toronto points out a few things on a chart for the servers, who work for groups like the Kinsmen Club, minor hockey, and the Recreation Committee. Bridal Shower in honour of Karen Thrower on June 25th, 1986 at St. An- , drews United Church in D Schreiber from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. Everyone Welcome! March 24/86 in Road- town Tortola, B.V.I. @ F SY a Mr. Gilles Pouliot, Mrs. Poullot, Fleurette McBrit 'Mo signor Geo Bourguignon. ae | would like to thank all who made my 90th birth- day a day to remember. To my family, relatives and friends, a special thank you. To the staff at Bir- chwood, caterers, Baer wee great grand- children who travelled from far, near to be with me. Mr. & Mrs. Gilles Pouliot, (MPP) who presented the Government Plaques, for the many gifts, floral ar- Bet pt athe and best wishes. God Bless you all. Fleurette MicBrida SIE LER LEE E: RGR SAL GONG LORE Thank You 5) | wish to thank all my friends, neighbours and relatives for visiting me while | was in McCausland Hospital. , : Also for sending me flowers & cards. | also want to thank Dr. Wilkes, nurses & staff for taking great care of me. Thank You Jennie Lemieux W.O.T.M. Quality A special Thanks to all Co-workers for con- tributing and working at our various functions during the 1985-86 year. Also a very special thanks to the Loyal Order of the Moose for all their support and encouragement. Carpentry Renovations Additions Fencing Roofing Ceramic Tiles Sidewalks Siding FREE ESTIMATES Fraternally yours, 1985-86 Executive Ph. 825-9622 . CARD OF THANKS | wish to express my heartfelt thanks to Morris Zaporzan for be- ing so alert and going for help, to the ambulance attendants for their professional care, the Doctors & Nurses of McCausland Hospital for their prompt attention, the air ambulance attendants, also the Doctors & Nursing Staff at McKellar Hospital. A special Thank You to Mrs. Hilda Heibert. Sincerely Peter Ojavee July Thrower of Schreiber, Ontario are pleased to an- nounce the engagement of their daughter son of Mr. & Mrs. John Teniuk of Terrace Bay, Ontario. The wedding to take place at Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church on & Mrs. Gerald Karen Elizabeth to Roy Teniuk No, », Ray Se BEFORE YOU BUY... LET'S COMPARE MAYBE WE CAN 19,1986 at 3:00 p.m. Thank You To the home care nurses, Nancy, Sharon, Barb, to Helen Darcy and Adrianne Lavinge, Chris Morris for all their help, and to my - neighbors, the Cardiff family for their 'help especially Dudley for digging and planting my garden. 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