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4 i 4 'January 18, 1962 SCHREIBER COUNCIL INAUGURAL MEETING (From Pg.1 Mrs. WeG,. Furlonger - ratepayers! represent- ative. to the Board of Health; Je?, Cuina - ratepayers!) representative to the citizens! rink committee; Mrs. Inez McCuaig'=- ratepayers representative to the Public Library:for a three year term, The! Treasurer's bond was | inspected and. found in order, aceGriling to , Municipal Acts. ByLaw 398, for the borrofing of $40,000.00 . from the Bank of. Montreal to carry on: Town , business pending collection' of taxes: was: . Passed, ; i The reeve and clerk were aithoriabd to make all fixed: payments and regular meetings were set for the second Monday of each month ate 74;PRe Me. : The library grant was: set at $1,200.00.' ' and rental at $800,00, Reeve's salary was renewed at $250, 00 and councillers at $150.00, _. Standing committees were named by the ' reeve, the first named chairman: Finance - J,P,Guina, F,W.Harness; Property ~ J,P,Guina, J.M.sMcGrath; Roads. and Bridges - F.W.Harness, I, M,McCuaig; Water Works. - I,M.McCuaig,; JM. McGrath; Fire Dept. - J.MsMcGrath, F .W.Harnes: Police - Reeve Diarey; Building, Permits: - J.P.Guina, : A cheque, sent by Mr. WeAc Mullins, for water rate in full for 1962, less a disputed $2.50, was accepted, with Mrs. te ee recorded as, opposed, Reeve DlArcy and Councillor Saneeuah were appointed to hold a) joint. meeting with the C.P.R. and Department of Highway officials, reo subway deepening and spedgstrisn waik-. _ through, Mr. Guina, ataned. the! furnace for the fire hall is expected;on January 20th and will be promptly installed. by the Gauthier Brothers, Mrs, McCuaig; stated definite. word had cone, of the result,of the:special Second Commonwealth Study conference in Schreiber,' A letter of protest was sent to the C,P.R. regarding the undue halting of trains on the west end crossing, and prolonged and un- necessary whistling at this point, which provokes and disturbs area residents, Congratulations were sent to Mr, and Mrs, J. Corbett who recently celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary, Mr. Corbett was a former Town Councillor, After general discussions of several problems the meeting adjourned at 11 P.M, TERRACE BAY COUNCIL (Continued from Page 10) Public Relations and Town Planning ~ Parks- Liason with Chamber of Commerce -.D, Evans- Smith and A. Valiquette; Fire Protection and Public Health and Welfare'="A. Fraser and D. Evans-Smith. = Considerations for the year 1962 were. listed by Reeve Heenan as: Utilities - To further investigate possibility of. converting, to high voltagé distribution system; Rental scale for Utilities Building; Consider new hydro rates for consumer due to amalgamation - re J. Tarling; Office hours for new building - Possibly 9,00 A.M, to 5.00 P,M, rublic Works and Sanitation: Landscaping (Kenogami Road, etc.); Extend Lakeview Boulevard through to Superior (sewer, water and road); Consider purchase of own' spraying. machine and chemicals; Work to be done on 4+ «ore kGtapelttardtiifiammanpap i -AGjiiyponanaraneneaseanenae TERRACE BAY NEWS Page 11 ee) sewage disposal area, Planning: Purchase of jand -and development of park areas" Immediate arrangetents were "made for the Fire, Committee to hold their monthly meeting with Chief Constable Billings on his request and the Fire Committee agreed to meet: in» the near, future with Acting Fire' Chief: Hofland. j } ART CLUB. NEWS - A film,on Arts and Crafts will be shown in. the large meeting room at 8,00 P.M, on Thursday evening, with a dsennssigs period following. On Friday the 19th at 1s 00 P.M, members are requested to bring paintings. for criticisn by Mrs, A, Smith, our) new instructor from Port Arthur, There will also be. a lectures The work session on Saturday will begin | at 10 A,M,.and go,through until 4 PoMe Bring | painting. equipment. and lunch. Thursday, January 25th, Mr. Don, Laporte of Don's Painting and Decorating,, will show a Grumbacher Art Film, The Schreiber Art Club have been invited to attend. Any person interested in painting is cordially invited to attend. ON DISTRICT: HIGH SCHOOL QUESTION == WHAT'S BEST FOR, THE STUDENTS? ; On Page 1 we report on the latest "develop- 'ment in the District High School Question, Our queries have elicited the information that the Schreiber and Terrace Bay High School, Boards can 'come to no agreelilent on the site of the proposed school, A; 70-30. percent split on the Building,' Maintenance and Transportation costs offered by Terrace Bay has been rejected by Schreiber because the. weight of public opinion, they say, is against having the building in Terrace Baye - The Department of Education, leading- educators, High School teachers and many residents of both towns are agreed that our High School age youngsters will be provided with better facilities and a more extensive curriculum if one High School, is built to service both towns. Has public opinion really had a chance to make itself heard? . Is the ultimate goal the prestige to be derived from having the building itself in one town or the other, or is it what will be best in: the long run for-our youngsters?? Could anything be gaified. by having a- district mass meeting at which time the School Boards would air their views and public opinion be given a chance to assert itself openly? , NIGHT 'SCHOOL MILLINERY COURSE It's a little early in this reporter's millinery career to predict the "shape" of things but a first night attendance at _Millinery Class conducted weekly by Mrs. Ae Hartman inthe Terrace, Bay High School was a bit of a revelation, if not fashion wise, it was "school" wise. Gone was the .student-. teacher-assignment atmosphere} Instead there was. the flutter of trying on "shapes"- picking out colors and materials - doubts (did I pick the right color, etc.) - flowers | or straw cloth for this or that one - and the gay but muted bedlam that only a group o wohien intent on creating hats can creates It promises to be an exciting and,. we hope; rewarding semester (Cont'd on Page 12)