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| | | | | | | | | | i i { i \ { ' PAGE 12 Inaugural Meeting - cont'd from page 13 expressing his family's appreciation in taking part in community affairs while their home was in Sch Schreiber. Council dictated a reply thanking Mr. Bromley for the outstanding support he had given to so mgny local ventures. The Women's Institute asked council to continue their annual purchase and presentation of the silver _ cup to the town's New Year baby - the party for 'this occasion always having been arranged by the W.I. Quetico Centre sent 'deienilstiion on a Regional Dialogue of Arts and Cultural Development being held there on Jan. 31 - February 1 and 2. The minutes of the Interim school organization committee, Lake Superior Division, held in Mara- thon High School were studied and filed. The residents of Walker Lake Road presented a petition regarding the way in which snow plough- ing is done on their street. The resignations of W.T. Webb and W. Kinney from the rink committee were accepted with regret and replacements will be made later. Water works bills of $165.96 and general accounts of $2490.23 were passed for payment. By-laws were drawn up concerning sewage service and frontage rates. Marathon's offer of $800 for Schreiber radat system was accepted. A reserve fund, not to exceed 40% of the current tax levy as outlined by the Dept. of Municipal Affairs on November 1, 1968, was set up. Standing appointments and other business: Mrs. Mary Jarva was appointed clerk-treasurer and tax collector; Edmund Borutski - utility man; Arnold Burns - town hall caretaker; Clarkson Gordon and Co., Port Arthur - auditors for 1969; H.G. Blan- chard - town solicitor; H.J. Coe, Terrace Bay - epresentative to the Thunder Bay Health Unit, with he understanding that delegates alternate every vo years from the two municipalities; Mrs. Inez MecCuaig - ratepayer's representative to the public library board for 1969. H. McParland, and treasurer Mrs. Mary Jarva were named to make all fixed payments. Regular meet- ings were set for the second pceneee of each month at 7 p.m. A by-law covering the borrowing of $40,000. from the Bank of Montreal, pending col lection of 1969 taxes, was passed. The bond covering reeve, treasurer, and assistant clerk, was examined and found in order. TERRACE BAY NEWS The reeve, or councillor J. JANUARY 30, 1969 The library board grant was set at $1,200. and their rental at $800. Standing committees: Finance R.B. Spadoni, F.V. Harness; Property - J.S.% Caccamo, H.H. Fischer; Roads and Bridges - H.J. McParland, J.S. Caccamo; Water Works - H.H. Fischer, R.B. Spadoni; Fire brigade liason - J.S. Caccamo; Police - F.V. Harness, H.J McParland; Water works rental - $240..00 Mrs. F. Sulinon was flown to Toronto for medical treatment. Mrs. O. Laine of Windsor was the guest of her sister, Mrs. O. Niemi last week. The C.P.& T. committee of Ruby Rebekah Lodge will hold a Penny Auction on February 7 in the town hall at 7 p.m. Miss Sandy Dennison spent the weekend in Toronto attending a friend's wedding. Mrs. Russell Macadam leaves this week to visit Mr. and Mrs. A.R. Dejeet (daughter Sharon) and her new grandson, in Breslau, Ontario. A.B. (Muggs) McCuaig presents the new Min McCuaig Memorial Trophy, donated by the McCuaig family for annual competition, to Mrs. Edna Cocks, chairman of the Schreiber Curling Club. - photo by |. McCuaig Re pS PORT Mr. and Mrs. O. Foreman are holidaying in Van=}-- couver with relatives. : Mrs. Margaret Brewer is spending the winter with relatives in Port Arthur. © Area Superintendent of schools, Mr. J. Lowcock called at the school this week. Members of the Five Hundred Card Club played their weekly games at Mrs. H. Legault's Wednesday evening with: Mas. Mildred ro d on page 11)