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I> |= -- ~ re a Phe i | i i i | : PAGE 16 : TERRACE BAY NEWS MAY 19, 1971 NOTICE GENERAL CLEAN-UP PERIOD MAY 17 to MAY 31. The Municipal Council respectfully request your full co-operation in making a General do of all premises and the removal of all waste mate- rial during the period of MAY 17 to MAY 31, 197). Your help in an effort to make our Town not only presentable to visitors, but a credit to the com=- munity in general would be appreciated. Also, in conjunction with BY-LAW 445, No Dumping Signs have been placed in the area of the Open Pit on Langworthy Street, but it is the in- tention of the Municipality to allow the Dumping of old cars and rubbish, but not Garbage at this site once a year during clean-up period. All re- fuse will later be covered over for a neat and tidy appearance . Dumping will be allowed only at the Langworthy Street Entrance to the Pit. The Reeve and Council Township of Schreiber. NOTICE RE: DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE Numerous complaints have been received con- cerning dogs running at large. According to By- Law 405, dogs may be captured and the owner fined, or the dog destroyed after 48 hours. Council feels that the situatfon can no longer be tolerated and fully intends to prosecute any in- fraction of By-Law 405. Residents are urged to keep their dogs confined. The Reeve and Council Township of Schreiber. SCHREIBER Mrs. Louise Corbett and Mrs. Stella Gresh of Thun- der Bay are attending an Eastern Star meeting and the anniversary celebration of the Women's Institute. Nancy Spillane, who completed her first year at 'Western University, was home for a brief holiday be- fore returning east where she will be employed with the Stratford Theatre for the summer. Dan Secundiak has been transferred from Le Ronge, Sask. to the Bank of Montreal branch in Sch- reiber. - Continued next column ..... NOTICE Now that the Spring Clean-up is pretty well com= pleted, the Committee for the St. Andrew 's Fall Fair, September 9th-10th-11th, will gladly pick- up any articles that you wish to discard, such as - furniture, electric appliances, toys, books, beds, chesterfields, clothing, fishing tackle, in fact anything that could be auctioned, traded or sold. Just phone any of the following numbers: 824-2881; 824-2147; 824-2417 or 824-2218. PROCLAMATION WHEREAS the Eleventh Decennial Census of Canada will be conducted as of June 1, 1971; AND WHEREAS the Statistics Act prescribes that all residents of Canada shall be enumerated in the census; AND WHEREAS the information collected in the census measures the economic and social well- being of our community and its inhabitants, and in= dicates future rieeds for public services: NOW, THEREFORE, |, F.V. Harness, (Reeve) of THE TOWNSHIP OF SCHREIBER do hereby pro= claim Tuesday, June 1, 1971, as CENSUS DAY, and do urge all citizens to co-operate fully with the Dominion Bureau of Statistics which is charged with the responsibility for this most important work. GIVEN UNDER MY HAND and seal, this Eleventh day of May, A.D. 1971. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. , Excited pupils from the various schools in town visited the Ontario Police Detachment this week, being shown the various offices, court room, cells, etc. They were given small garbage bags and pham- phlets of safety rules for bike riding. Mrs. Gordon McParland was in North Bay this week visiting her daughter, Sister Judy and other re- lations. Sister Judy will be teaching school in North Bay this year. Gerry Blanchette, second officer in the Schreiber Bank of Montreal, has been transferred to the Fort Rouge Branch in Winnipeg. Before he left, Gerry anc his wife were honoured at a party held by the staff in Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gellert's camp at Sand Lake and on behalf of the staff, Pat Conley, the manager, presented a farewell gift. Gerry was also presented with a gift from the Kinsmen in which he has been ar active member.