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2age 6, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, March 7, 1984 Terrace Bay council report The regular meeting of Council was held in Chambers on Febru- ary 27th at 6:30 p.m. Prior to regular busi- ness, Council met with a : delegation of local busi- Billy Graham nessmen to discuss the e issue of increasing the peddlars' licence fees. (See Local Business- men Upset over Ped- dlars). Minutes of the Feb. 13th meeting were ap- proved as read. Council made a pre- "Joni's story of victory overa devastating handicap is sure to touch the lives of all who suffer brokenness. I urge you to see this powerful film." a plaque to the parents of Terrace Bay's New Years Baby - Kyle Mar- tin, son of Lois and Brady Burns. Correspondence Reed Stenhouse sug- gested through a letter, that an inventory be taken of all municipal March Sth property and equip- ~ 7:30 p.m. ment. This would bene- at fit not only the insur- G=z stanning JON EARECKSON as nenstut sto 0074 NS" St, AG HODE OW YOM LARCHSON WDE MLSE AWORLO WIDE PICTURES RELEASE IN METROCOLOR Friday, St. Martin's ance company but also School the township in relation to the current cost of EVERYONE replacing equipment, : etc. should it become WELCOME damaged. Council ap- _ proveld such an inven- tory to be taken at the JONI COUPONS ACCEPTED Ge NO OTHER PASSES Funeral Announcement GELLERT - Mr. Herbert Gellert, aged 68 years, of Schreiber, passed away at the McCausland Hospital, on Monday, February 27, 1984. Born in Camper, Manitoba, he came to Schreiber in July of 1947, he was employed by CPR as an engineer, retiring in July, 1979. A member of the Masonic Lodge and Royal Canadian Legion Branch 109 and enjoyed golfing and curling. Survived bv his wife. Juanita: and daughter Sharon (Mrs. Terry O'Driscoll) of Sudbury, son, James of Thunder Bay, sisters, Edith (Mrs. A. Brown) of Milwaukee, Alma (Mrs. L. Peters) of Winnipeg, brother, Harold of Schreiber, sister Divona (Mrs. J. Stone) of Milwaukee and grandchildren Kevin and Joene O'Driscoll. Resting at the King Funeral Home, Schreiber, from 8-9 p.m., Wednesday, Funeral Services were held on Thursday, at 2 p.m., from THANK BY "You My heartfelt thanks to my family & friends for the flowers, phone calls, get well gifts, cards (St. Patrick), visits and _ the prayers while | was a patient in McKellar Hosital and since I've been home. Special "Thank you" to Dianne Duffy, Dr. Lau, Dr. Weeks, Dr. Marchuk, and Dr. Burrows, also for the wonderful nursing care | received on 5 west. Your kindnesses will always be remembered. Judy McBride, Schreiber, Ont. ceo sentation in the form of ~ q': approximate cost of around $2,000; to be done by an independent appraiser. Under the suggest- ion of the Library Board, Alison Stewart has been appointed as the new Library Board member. The Board also hopes to present their 1984 budget to Council in the very near future. New Business Councillor Ollie Chapman presented to Council an itinerary of the upcoming 25th Anni- versary events, pro- posals for needed ad- vertising, and ideas for the special Birthday Week (June 29th - July 6th). Committees will be formed to look after this venture and more infor- mation will be given as this paper receives it. Council then passed the following resolu- tion regarding the Twin- ning with Taiwan and Terrace Bay: Moved by: Dave Speer and Seconded by: Ollie Chapman. Resolved that Where- as 'Taiwan' means 'Terrace Bay' in Eng- lish, and; Whereas to commemorate this kin- ship-in-name and to pro- mote friendship and un- derstanding between the Chinese and Cana- dian people, the Town- ship of Terrace Bay wishes to establish a sisterhood relation- ship with a community in Taiwan, and; Where- as the Town of Tung- Kang and the Township of Terrace Bay desire to establish such a rela- tionship between them, and; Whereas 1984 is Terrace Bay's 25th An- niversary as a Town- ship; Now Therefore Council of the Township of Terrace Bay would like to extend its wel- come to the Mayor and people of TungKang to partake in the anniv- ersary celebrations and a twinning ceremony this summer. Carried. Committee Reports From Councillor Chapman - She reported that the 1984 Pee Wee Hockey Jamboree was a huge success with over 155 boys registered for that weekend. The Recreation bud- get is in the process of being prepared and will then go before the Fi- nance Committee short- ly. From Councillor Houston: He stated that the Library Board is currently going through their proposed 1984 budget and that the Board is looking at the possibility of acquir- ing a computer and also are considering publish- ing a book on the history | wish to phone material enjoyed. THANK YOU relatives and friends for their kindness while | was in the hospital. The visits, calls, flowers, fruit and reading were greatly Alice Sparks thank my cards, COSMETICS The Company with the Heart Are you tired of looking for the right colour? Do you know how to wear cosmetics? Do you understand your skin care needs? For your Personal Consultation & Complimentary Facial Call Me at 825-9895 For all your skin care & cosmetics needs. Facials & Nails for Weddings and 1978. To his eternal rest. Mom and Dad. IN MEMORIAM HUARD: In loving memory of our only son Roy, who passed away March 7, Just when his days were brightest, Just when his hopes seemed best, God called him from among us, Always remembered and sadly missed, Sincerely, Alice Sparkes the Special kind of day. Melody Mateev - Consultant } a. 4 THANK YOU Sincere thanks to Dr. Wilkes and the Nursing Staff for their marvelous care and kindness to me while in the McCausland Hospital. Leesa eg AG of Jackfish. He also brought up the topic of street lights within the town of Ter- race Bay. He said that there are still some problems with burned out lights and hopes that the residents of Ter- race Bay will notify the township office imme- diately when they notice any additional lights out in their area. Attempts are being made to have the complaints looked after within a two week period from notice of complaint. The meeting was ad- journed at 8:30 p.m. New Years's baby welcomed During the recent Council meeting, Reeve Dave Speer, on behalf of the Terrace Bay Council, presented the parents [Brady and Lois Burns] of the New Year's Baby, Kyle Martin, with a plaque recognizing him T. : Year's Baby for 1984. gninieng, ir ay Lares Ae SY bicentennial committee continued from page 5 ported on information obtained regarding the Bicentennial quilt con- test. It was decided to put a notice on the bulletin board at Mac's store. If anyone is anxi- ous to enter this contest, they are to contact the committee at an early date. She reported also on the costumes of the period to be worn at the dance and suggested several ideas as to prizes for the costumes. A drawing card to- wards the Bicenten- nial ceremonies is the possibility that a battle- ship based at Toronto support for Family Resou continued from page 2 a long term solution to funding problems can be worked out with the municipality. I assure you that my staff will do whatever they can to facilitate this process. In the case of Ken- ora Women's Place, Ministry staff in the Keewatin office are at- tempting to bring rep- resentatives of the Board of Directors to- gether with officials from three municipali- ties to discuss a plan to co-operate in providing services for women in crisis in that area. Until some consensus is reached between the might call in at our har- bour. Charles Hutterli is making enquiries about the ship. The buttons are to be ordered as soon as pos- sible to get them on sale. Fireworks are al- ready for the evening display from the har- bour. Some expenses to be met would be for food, fireworks, buttons and balloons, corres- pondence, prizes, mus- ic, hall rental, plastic dishes and cutlery, etc. It was suggested that homemade quilts might be entered in a contest with the quilts made by women's group and the municipal authorities, it will be difficult to pro- ceed further. With regard to plans for the Geraldton area, I am pleased to report that plans are proceed- ing for a Family Resour- ce Centre to be built in Geraldton with agree- ments for support from three neighbour- ing communities: Nak- ina, Longlac and Beard- more. The property has been purchased and, when the zoning prob- lem is resolved, the contract will go to ten- der. Construction is to begin early in the spring and the centre is ex- will NOTICE Effective March 12, 1984, Kodila Building Supplies commence, opening on Mondays. the person, entering them. There will be more information on this later. Also that decor- ated bicycles might be added to the children's races and sports. Ins and Outs Joseph R. Douglas of Sioux Narrows visited his sister Anne Todesco enroute to Toronto and Webbwood. Mrs. Camilla Legault was a business visitor to Thunder Bay this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mushqush spent the weekend in Geraldton with relatives. rce Centre pected to open by late summer. In addition, I have been informed that a re- quest has now been re- ceived from Marathon and supported by three municipalities - Terrace Bay, Schreiber and Manitouwadge - to develop a Family Re- source Centre in Mara- thon. Negotiations con- cerning this are now underway. Iam very pleased with the response from these municipalities and be- lieve that we will be able to work co-operatively to fill a serious gap in services. This is a new programme and we are involved in an ongoing process with municipal- ities to identify the costs associated with this type of center. i can assure you that my Ministry is committed to seeing that the Family Resource Centres have the funds they require to operate successfully. Thank you for writing to me about your con- cerns. Yours very truly, Frank Drea Minister