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November 1, 1962 NEW SERVICES (Continued from Page 10) Later in the season the groups will be taking turns in providing "Fireside Hours", Please support this new effort. ee Serene tte ee = ART CLUB NEWS Monthly business meeting 7 P.M, in the large meeting room at the Recreation Centre, The Painting session will begin at 8 P.M. A still life study has been planned, There will be materials on hand for beginners, SCHREIBER COUNCIL Reeve DfArcy, the full council and Clerk- Treasurer Skinner attended the October mecting of the Municipal council, Reeve D*tArcy admonished council on the nec-~ essity of remaining within the budget in expen- ditures, Councillors McCuaig and McGrath had a spirited exchange over the need for repairs and re-decoration o f the library as opposed.to renovation of other premises in the Town Hall, The public library, Mrs, McCuaig maintained is the one place in the Town which is visited by strangers regularly and should not therefore be left in the state of neglect it now is, since rental is paid, The new agreement with the OPP for the polic fing of the town was passed. ' Formal approval from the Ontario Municipal Board for the capital expenditure on the High School was read, Notice was received from the city of Fort William that a former resident of Schreiber Ss now on relief there and, from the GA.5, that two children had now been taken into [their care for four month period, | A wreath was ordered from the Canadian Legio for the Remembrance Day service, Councillor: Guina urged that thought should ars now for Schreiberts part in Canadats Centennial celebration, Mrs, McCuaig suggested that this would be an auspicious tine to hold a Schreiber re-union with attendant program and festivities, _ The date for the court of revision was set for November 8th at 2 P.M. in the Twon Hall Auditorium, (AORN ' ON ELECTRIC ORVERY™ | WE OFFER ~- Se ee SPECIAL. ---- -- --THIS OFFER GOOD FROM "NOV. | OPEN FRIDAY BARG Al NS ~ SPADONT, | TILL 9 P,M, | SCHREIDER, TERRACE BAY NEWS jposed purping system to» the existing area," jsince.it will be cormleted on 'curren 'expenses. ONCE AGAIN - IN CO-OPERATION WITH Schreiber Hydro Electric Commission ABSOLUTELY FREE WITH - THE FURCHASE OF A WESTING HOUSE DRYER FREE ELECTRIC BLANKE DURING THE SUNSHINE ($29.95 vaLua): ~ Pagsil Mr. J. Worrell of the Dept. of Municpal Affairs, Assessment Division, will be asked to confer with Council at this time, Councillor Harness reported many complaints egarding disturbance at night by barking dogs.; in another area of the 'town residents were indignant over truck mot. +s being revved at high speeds during sleeping hours at night, Mr. Guina suggested that trash containers be; placed at strategic spots in town and prices and information on these will be sought, Residents on Ontario and Ann Streets who have placed. refuse on the street or-lane must remove such piles, Spadoni Co. were advised that the lane blocked by them mst be cleared for use of residents,/ Bell Telephone were advised of a guy wire obstructing use of lane, .Price will be asked for supply of fuel oil for winter heating of the fire hall. Mrs, McCuaig was requested to prepare a bricf history of the town for display, oo. V.R. Shilhan were invited to demonstrate a (portable rock drill and breaker. Corp. Duncan was invited to discuss with j council' policing of the town, The treasurer suggested that water be reviewed and 1963 rates' set, A meeting will be arranged with a_repre- 'sentative of Wardrope and Associates in connec- 'tion with the town water system, | | Repair parts were ordered for the sump pump and Mr, McGrath and Mr, Harness delegated to | take care of necessary repairs to the thawing machine, The meeting convened at 8 P.M and was | adjourned at 12:05 A.M, » COUNCIL QUOTES (Continued from-Page-1)- = Correspondence from the Dept. of Municpal.,. | Affairs.listed requirerients necessary to make~ ! application for grant on Swinming. Pool Change- | house. Reeve-Heenan replied to Mr, F,0. Soughton's requests for Town services to his proposed Tourist Shopping Centre; noting he planned a fine addition both for tourist and townspeople. . The Water Resources Corm, advised that application be made for approval of the pro- ete eg, lanier than Nbtereattinees aint ies cea iaccmmtnecnce: «ance JOHN INGLIS - OR Seseeeseson SRO---DEC.I5 TH, GALORE AT-- BROS LID: ONTARIO PHONE - ea ae ee en ee ee ee