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Wednesday, September 26, 1984 Vol. 19, No. 38 errace Ba Schreiber z ary 4 jor Public 1 ONT. TERRACE BAY» por 2wo __Kinsmen Installation John Dolcetti, District Governor, District 2,' Zone 4 presided at the installation of the Terrace Bay Kinsmen Club Installation. He was assisted by Bev Dolcetti, Kinette co-ordinator for the District. Above are the new officers (back row I-r) Director, Rob St. Louis, Secretary, Stu Almost, Vice President, Don Young, District Governor, John Dolcetti, President, Mac Schreiber Resident Honoured | Bill (the milkman) Malcolm (left), Palm Dairies Representative from Schreiber receives his admission to the Order of St. John from Edward Schreyer, then Governor-General. Admission to the Order, granted by the Sovereign Head of the Order, Queen Elizabeth II, was in recognition of Bill's contribution to development of the humanitarian work of the C.Ce T FN. | , a hg "Rogerson, Bulletin Editor Rob Cheesman, Treasurer, Rick St. Louis, Registrar, Tom Long. They are 15 members strong now with four installed earlier in the evening including Ron Dakin, Joe Hale, Rob Cheesman and Paul Caron. This is the 10th Anniversary of the charter of the Kinsmen Club of Terrace Bay. ' | Inside This Week Bits and Bites . . . 5 | Police Report... 1 Voyageur Trails ... 3. LSBE Chairman Contests Liberal Nomination Michael Reid of Schreiber has announ- ced that he will seek the Liberal Nomination for the Lake Nipigon Pro- vincial Riding. The con- vention is scheduled for Sept. 29, in Red Rock. Mr. Reid was born and raised in the Fort Frances, Atikokan area. He has_ resided in Schreiber for the last 17 years and is employed by the Thunder Bay District Health Unit as a Health Inspector. Cur- rently. the Chairman of the Lake Superior Board of Education, he has been a Trustee for the past 13 years. Mr. Reid is a past President of the Kins- men Club of Schrei- ber, past President and currently vice-President of CUPE Local 1759, and as mentioned a _ long time trustee on the Lake ~ Superior Board of Edu- cation. He has two bro- thers who were Federal and Provincial Mem- bers of Parliament and he has spent the last 16 years actively invol- ved in their election campaigns. Mr. Reid feels that his activities, experi- ence and dedication over the last 20 years make him an excellent candi- date for the Provincial Liberal Party. - Mike Reid Terrace Bay May Get New Fire Truck Prior to the commen- ~ cement of regular busi- ness at the Terrace Bay Town Council meeting September 10, a meet- ing with the Fire Dep- artment and Mr. Gor- don Hughes of King- Seagrove Ltd. was held to discuss the matter of a new fire truck. The film "Bleve" was also shown during this time. Two types of trucks were discussed based on a presentation regard- ing the capabilities of a "'snorkel" truck and a "'telesquirt" truck. More information is re- quired in order for town council to decide if they will purchase one of these trucks. Mr. W. Papineau, Dog Control Officer, re- ported to council that there have been few calls during the sum- mer. His phone num- ber will be published in the local paper to make people aware that he is 'available to deal with dogs who are at large. Council approved a reduction of 1984 taxes "for Mr. R. Williams, Mrs. M. Hamilton. and Mrs. M. Hanley accord- ing to Section 496A of the Municipal Act. Berglund Industrial approval of a proposed routing of a water line to service their new pre- mises. Council approv- ed the construction and connection of a one inch p.v.c. water line to sup- ply the Berglund Indus- trial building site on Mill Rd. as proposed by them. All construction is to be at the owner's expense_and the connec- tion is subject to inspect- ion and approval by the Township. Jack Stokes, MPP, requested endorsement of a resolution pre- sented to the Ontario Legislature by Jim Foulds, MPP, regard- ing OHIP coverage of medically necessary tra- vel costs. The legisla- ture approved of the resolution in principle however. Health Minis- ter Keith Norton did not consider the implement- ation of the resolution to be a priority. Terrace Bay Council resolved to petition the Govern- ment of Ontario to im- plement the OHIP reso- lution. Two councillors have been authorized to at- tend the Crime Preven- tion Seminar sponsor- ed by the Thunder Bay Police Department No- expense of the munici- pality. Council declined to make a donation to the Ontario Municipal Man- agement Development Board. The Municipal Police Authorities requested acceptance or rejection of a proposed member- ship fee increase re- quired to make the or- ganization more effi- cient. Council had no objection to the increase in membership fees to $16.75 per staff member of the Force. The local Girl Guides requested a donation in kind to assist with the hosting of a training session and annual meeting to be held in Terrace Bay involving some 200 visiting dele- gates. The donation was approved. Council will be contri-- buting to the Birchwood Terrace cookbook in the form of an advertise- ment. Proceeds from the book will go to a new bus with a wheelchair lift for the residents. Commerce Northwest was refused a request- ed donation of $100 to $500 to assist in their operations. Two members. of to attend the District 3 Ontario Municipal Elec- trical Association fall conference in Thunder 7 September 23 to The Township will be advertising for the posi- tion of equipment mech- anic for the Public Works Department. Councillor Ramsay ob- jected to the resolution approving the advertise- ment as. he feels that a mechanic is not neces- sary, however the resol- ution was carried. The possibility of creating a separate class of tax assessment for seasonal residences in Terrace Bay in order to reduce the share of ser- vice costs borne by these people will be investi-: gated. The Township of Ter- race Bay will request funding from the Minis- try of Municipal Af- fairs and Housing Act- ion '85 Program for im- plementation of a com- puterized accounting system employing the principles of the Min- istry's Basic Accounting Package (BACPAC). The statements of dis- bursements for the Township were approv- ed in the amount of