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ow Vol.5, No,22 NOTICE --- RE GARBAGE The dump on the pumphouse road is for dis- posable garbage only. Scrap metals, such as old washing machines, furnaces, et cetera, are to be brought to the scrap metal storage in the mill yard, Other garbage of a non-disposable nature is to be brought to the pit on the road to the dan, Check-in at the rill watchman's station be- fore going to either of these areas. Heavy items such as old car bodies will be picked up by calling the Service Depart- ment at the Mill, COMETS HIT %4 -- 3% JINX Terrace Bay Comets, victims of 3 straight | setbacks by 4-3 scores, are wondering what they have to do to win a ball game, In all three games. to date, the locals have opened up early leads over Red Rock and Port Arthur Red Sox (twice), but have seen them disappear because of momentary defensive lapses, One bad inning in each game proved disastrous, despite the fact that the Concts played heads-up all through the balance of the game. Spectators agree however, that this year's edition of the Comets should win many games and in pleasing basehall style, A mixture of able veterans and promising local youngsters should provide plenty of excitement and a | place in the playoffs. { Carl Kolody looked sharp but unlucky in two games and new comer Jack Dixon pitched well enough to win in his first appearance, Third member of the staff, Rex Taylor, is plagued by a finger injury and could just manage two innings in his start, Comets play host to Port Arthur Colonels this Sunday, so let*s havea good crowd on hand for the double header, starting at 1.30. SUPPORT YOUR THAMJ {2 Swe me neer ees CHAMBER PLANS AGUASABON DEVELOPMENT The Terrace Bay Chamber of Commerce Council met tuesday evening in the Recreation Centre's meeting room presided over by C.E, Paget, The minutes and correspondence were read by the Secretary--Treasurer J, Kelty. A status report was received from the Northwestern Ontario Association of Chamber of Commerce, reporting on Area resolutions put forward at a meeting with the Premier and various Cabinet members, Further information from the Northwestern Ontario Association of Chamber of Commerce referred to the Ontario Department of Transport, Highway Safety Con- ference which will be held in the Canadian Legion Hall in. (Continued on Page 10) Serving the District in which we live 1962 COUNCIL QUOTES Reeve J.P. Heenan presided last Wednesday at the regular meeting of Town Council with a full attendance of Councillors, A, Valiauette, D, Evans-Smith, J, Wellings and A, Fraser and Secretary W.F, Strutt, Also in attendance was Constable H, Billings. Minutes were accepted and correspondence dealt with included a reply from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation to a request for investigation of low power transmitting, A letter was sent to Mr. Garland of the De- partment of Highways describing the hazardous situation at the Millroad entrance from Highway 17 and requesting better means of identifying the entrance. The Township of Nipigon requested support of their proposal to the Provincial Government for a more even dispensation between Munici- palities and Government of fines collected by Magistrates Court in outlying districts, Council was advised of the support to this suggested amendment. by Hon, George Wardrope. Councillor Wellings reported work on the lagoon progressing satisfactorily, with an estimated completion of the job in thirty- five working days. He further reported on his recent trip to Toronte for the Convention of Roads Superintendents. He replied to queries by Councillors that a patching program would be commenced as soon as material was available. Reporting on the joint meeting held be- tween the Police and Fire Committees, Coun- cillor Fraser requested Uniform and accessories for the Fire Chief, The meeting had formulated policies between the Fire and Police Depart- ments in their schedules and responsibilities, Councillors agreed to the Fire Chief's at- tendance at the Instructors Course in June at the Ontario Fire College, Gravenhurst, though Reeve Heenan stated it should not be considered automatic each year and Volunteers J, Mikus and E, Persson are scheduled to take the Volunteer Fire Officers Course in September, A motion was passed to have Hydrants painted - paint to be purchased by the Town. Reeve Heenan is enquiring about assistance for Fire Chief Hofland when he relieves Constable Billings during his vacation, Con- stable Billings informed Council, that Corporal Richardson of the Schreiber Detachment 0.P.P. stood ready to advise or assist in any emer- gency. The Reeve explained the spring clean-up inspection which would be undertaken by a committee from the Chamber of Commerce, making recommendations back to Council. He also in- formed Councillors of his congratulatory letter to the Minor Hockey Executive on their year's work and to the Bantam All Stars who, with Councilfs sanction, would be awarded Lapel pins as Northshore Champions. Councillor Valiguette (Continued on Page 7)