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PAGE 4 Winter hours Open 15 hours daily 10.a.m. to la.m. Take-out orders DELIVERED 5&6 P.M- 10,11 &12 P.M. sust cal 3723 If yeu are looking for a deli- cious "heme cooked" meal and for "mouth - watering" Hamburgers GEM RESTAURANT CORNER OF HIGHWAY 17 and MILL ROAD 7 BRIAN BIRCH HEATING ee your dealer PRONE 640 or $32 - SCHREIBER Repl which | would rather not discuss in public. | would, though, like to express my sincere apol- ogies to the Council Members for associating them with the Reeve's irresponsible behaviour . | also intend to write Council for a written invita tion to attend a Council meeting making myself a- vailable to further discuss this matter so that repeti- tion in the future may be avoided. to Reeve's Letter - Cont'd from page 2 J. ADAMO ee ROE I eR ae OR a ah Aes ee The Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Leg- ion held their monthly meeting in the Legion Hall on Sunday evening. President Dorothy Coupal was in the chair and Secretary Dorothy Ballentine read the minutes of the previous meeting. Routine busi- ness was taken care of . Mrs. Cora Bajkiewicz was a Delegate chosen to go to Fort William for the District Meeting held at the Ortona Legion Hall on March 30. Mrs. D. Coupal and Mrs. D. Ballentine also attended the meeting, as interested fraternal members. A letter was received from the Legion Auxiliary at White River, inviting local members to their birth day party to be held on April 27th. Any member who is interested in going to White River on that date is asked to contact Mrs. Gladys Kujbida be- fore April 15th. Lunch was served to end the evening. TERRACE BAY NEWS APRIL 4, 1968 Stop here for dnything from a tank Edmund Trapp Licensed © Mechanic full of gas to a complete check-up cf your-car. You'll always find us alert, friendly and on our toes to serve you RIGHT! ED'S B.A. SERVICE The stop that keeps you going Terrace Bay (Mill Rd. & Hwy 17) ph. 3251 Insurance « Donald BENO FIRE AUTO -LIABILITY e NOTARY PUBLIC PHONE 195 SCHREIBER DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME TO BE OBSERVED Terrace Bay Town Council met at the usual time, with three councillors present, Reeve Cavanaugh and Clerk Hanley. Minutes from the last meeting were read and adopted. Correspondence included a letter from the Boy Scout Association, commending the Council. for their co-operation. The Terrace Bay Girl Guides requested permission to hold a Cookie Day on April 26th and permission was granted. A letter from the Children's Aid Society, District of Thunder Bay, stated there will be 24 people on the Board of Dir- ectors. Two will be elected from the Welfare Bud- get Board. A letter from the District Assessor, Dep} artment of Municipal Affairs, re Court of Revision, stated that Ted Brown was the local chairman. Mr. Roly Sinotte, reporting on the Park Maintenance, «. stated that he had spoken to Mr. A. Farrow, a ( Cont'd on paged) EXTRA CARE FOR MIRACLE FABRICS SCHREIBER, ONTARIO Telephone 155 Whether your wearables dre meds of "orlon" or "eorl- lan," we have the knew-how te boop them looking new ond fresh!