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eve a Aa ly in BON RMT it ~ Vol.9, No. 23° Serving the District June 9, 1966 CURFEW I CHILD WELFARE ACT -R.S.Q. 1960 "Section 36, of the Child Welfare Act R.S.O.1960 reads as follows:- (3) No boy. or girl under sixteen years of age shall loiter in any public place between the hours of 9. O'clock in the afternoon and 6 O'clock in *) the morning of the following day or be in any 'place or public resort or entertainment during such hours unless accompanied by his or her parent or guardian or an adult appointed by. the parent or guardian to accompany the boy or girl'. (5) A parent who permits his boy or girl to contra- _vene any provision of this section is guilty of an offense and on summary conviction before a ° judge is liable to a fine of $5.00 and, for any subsequent offence, to a fine of $10.00. 1954, <8, s33. MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT VISITS TERRACE BAY Member of Parliament for this district, Bob Andras of Port Arthur, paid a flying visit to Terrace Bay on Friday morning and listened to the comments and replied to the questions of a representative group of citizens who met with him for an informal chat over coffee at the home of Mr.and Mrs. J.Kennedy. James Coutts, assistant to the Prime Minister, accompanied Mr.Andras and was an interested and informed participant in the discussion. Education and television were among the topics discussed. On the latter subject Mr.Andras said that within two years Marathon and Terrace Bay and Schreiber will have more direct CBC program- ming than is pre sently enjoyed. Phianh. are requested fo observe the above and to instruct children under 16 years of age accordingly." Signed W.F.Strutt, Clerk-Treasurer, Township of Terrace Bay. MILL RATE INCREASES IN MOST CATEGORIES Tax Notices will soon be mailed to residents of Terrace Bay who-will notice that a slight increase shows in-nearly all cases. ~§ = 1966 1965 Gen.Rate, Residential. (mills) 21.83 15.45 AWARDS PRESENTED AT BOWLING WIND-UP The annual Banquet and Wind-Up Dance of the nal eice -- "Physi Terrace Bay Bowling Association was held on June Cankiarctal 13.61 13.28 4th in the Moose Hall. Clarence Buck was Master Sep. School, Residential 12.82 12.95 of Ceremonies. and introduced the invited guests. Cainivietctal 14.24 14.38 Rev. T.G.Husser said the Grace. High School, Residential 21.11 18.43 After dinner the 1966-67 executive were intro- Commercial . 23.46 20.48 duced. L.Edmunds is president - W.Moon, Sr. is Toten Aron Baka '18.36. 19.89 vice-president - C.Buck, past president - J.Hall, Pub'. School ,, Residential 73:55 #965273 secretary - E.Boutelier, treasurer - P.Moon is 45 @5@Rheiew & 80.22 71.96 chairman of the Ladies five-pin league - P.Gagnon Sap: "Sthdot UR eT sdiitcA 74.12 66.72 chairman of the men's five pin and L.St.Louis is ms Pes 80.85 73:06 chairman.of the. mixed five pin leagues. 1 Awards were presented to the winners in all: cate \ Last dates for payment without penalty are June. 24th and August 24th. gories before the floor was cleared for dancing to 'the music provided by a Lakehead group - Coran's Orchestra. remember - only you can PREVENT FOREST FIRES!