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March 14, 1963 NOTICE In order to clarify some misunderstanding in connection with the removal of snow By-Law No. 63 reads as follows:- 1. For the purpose of this By-Law (a) "Occupant" of any parcel of land or premises shall mean the owner thereof un- less the parcel of land or premises in question is assessed against both the owner anda tenant or tenants in which case each such tenant shall be deemed to be the occupant thereof, (b) "Access sidewalk shall mean a side- walk running from Simcoe Plaza through the boulevard area adjacent thereto, (c) "Person" shall include a Corporation, 2. The occupant of each parcel of land or premises which fronts or abuts on the side of any street upon which there is a side- walk shall within four hours after any fall of snow, rain or hail shall have ceased, remove or cause to be removed en- tirely from off the portion of sidewalk opposite to such parcel of land or premises the snow and ice resulting from such fall of snow rain or hail, 3, The occupants of parcels of lands or pre- mises nearest to an access sidewalk shall in the manner aforesaid remove or cause to be removed snow and ice from such sidewalk, Any person convicted of a breach of any of the provisions of this By-Law shall upon conviction be libel to a penalty not ex- ceeding (exclusive of costs) the sum of $50.00 for each offense, recoverable under > the SUMMARY CONVICTIONS ACT, W.F, Strutt, Clerk-Treasurer, The Corporation of The Township of Terrace Bay, COUNCIL QUOTES (Cont'd from Page 1) estimate could be placed on the Public School budget regardless of any staff changes, Reeve Heenan reported on a continuing nuisance in the form of trespassers across the property of the Imperial Motel and Terrace Bay Enterprises, This had been hazardous and annoying in itself, but had now increased to the point of running up. and down the stairway. If it continued the proprietor would have no recourge other than to prosecute, a most un- pleasant situation in the town the Reeve remarked. Due. to the fact both Councillor Wellings and Adamo had been out of town, the postponed special meeting of Council was scheduled for Monday evening, March 19th, Councillor Valiquette reported on the mee- ting he had attended in Schreiber with regard to the Transient Fund, This had been taken over by Corporal Duncan after Corporal Richar son's retirement and during the year the $450. collected had assisted 342 transients, A conmittee had been forred of Corporal Duncan and Rev, Inshaw from Schreiber and Harry Coe and Albert Cadieux of Terrace Bay and they will approach both towng organizations for funds, Councillor Valiquette assured the Committee the Township of Terrace Bay would TERRACE BAY NEWS ne A. SSS BEFORE OLD FROSTY ~- KNOCKS AT YOUR DOOR, /TS TIME TO THINK OF HEATING OjL ONCE MORE, eo RENE GAUDET'S "ISLAND VIEW SERVICE st HUDSON & HWY 17 j Telephone 3638 __ anne continue its support, Reeve Heenan remarked we were most fortunate to have this looked after so well, With Councillor Wellings away, the Froposed | meeting with the Police Chief had not been helc and Councillor Valiquette asked for clarifica-| tion on the By-Laws concerning Town parking. Secretary Strutt quoted the By-Laws concerned which listed all areas of parking, but which must be substantiated clearly by signs. Councillor Valiquette discussed the diffi- culty of those going to or from work at mid- night during or following.a heavy snowfall, when he felt it should be at the Road Superin- tendent's discretion to call out the plows and not wait,.as is customary, for the regular ; clearing between 12 and 8 A.M. °Further con- cerning the snow removal from.sidewalks in the business section, the Secretary read the By- | Law outlining the occupants duty to remove -- within four hours of any rain, hail or storm, | the resultant snow or ice from under the canopy, and on sidewalk to the roadway. It was | suggested a portion of this By-Law be publishec Councillor Fraser reported on the resusci- | tator, preferring the type with which the volur:- teers were already familiar, Reeve Heenan instructed him to place the order, He also | { reported that, following announcement of the last meeting of Council, the Curling Club had been perturbed at the statement which said the | Figure Skating Club vas the only Recreational | Club which paid its cwn way. The Reeve quickly emarked the statemant had been in reference to childrens activities in the Arena only, and he} thought that had been understood, Council was aware the Curling Club was paying the swa requested of them for maintenance by the Recreation Association. | WORLD DAY OF PRAYER OBSERVED LOCALLY The World Day of Prayer was observed this year in the Terrace Bay Community Church by the Ladies of the Church and girls of the Girl Guides and C,G,I,T. on Friday afternoon, Members of the C,G.1I.T. were in charge of {| the service; Sharon Timpano, Beverley Phillips, Ainsley Middaugh, Shirley Desrosier, Bonnie Beddard conducting the worhship while acco- |! panied at the organ by Donna Brown, Ruth | Soughton and Pamela Cumming received the collection, | Prior to the service, the Ladies Auxiliary ; served Hot Chocolate and Doughtnuts to the | t ! } girls and tea to their Mothers in the meeting rooms, A week ago in the Community Church an act of Dedication was observed by the Ca when they all received their World Friendship Radces... . id - iaeessipiligeiineaaiaamamall (Contid on Page 8