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Servi the Di Vol,5, No.28 __ trict in which we live July 5, 1962 _ COUNCIL QUOTES Deputy Reeve Des Evans-Smith presided last Wednesday at the regular meeting of the Terrace Bay Town Council due to the absence of the Reeve who was attending the Convention of Mayors and Reeves in the Lakehead. Sec- retary Mr, W.F. Strutt read the minutes of the previous meeting and'all correspondence which was. then dealt with, A letter from their solicitor advised that Kimberly-Clark Corporation was deeding Block C and D, lot 205 required by zoning regula-' tion' for Park purposes in the Industrial area, therefore a motion was made to with- draw By-Law 138 designating five percent of the area for road allowance and park area, A letter to the Reeve from Mr. John Ferrier, Mill Manager advised of the two ways Kimberly-Clark Corporation intended to aid the building of a town swimming pool. First they intended to make available the property adjacent to the Recreation Centre and secondly they would match contributions from the townspeople up to a maximum of Fifteen Thousand Dollars spread over a five year period, By-Law 146 was read and passed setting _ the Tax rates as' follows: General, Residen- tial 11,39 mills, Commercial 12.66 mills, Town Area 28,66 mills, Public School 12.73 mills, Highschool 11,80 mills, Separate School 15,98 mills; making total rate of Public School Residential of 64,58 mills, Commercial 65,85 mills, Separate School Re- sidential 67,83 mills and Commercial 69.10 mills, Dates for payment of taxes were es- tablished as July 31 and September 30th, A penalty of One-half of One percent per month will be imposed for late payment, Deputy Reeve Evans-Smith reminded Coun- cillors of their wish to present lapel pins to the All-star Bantam hockey team who had been the district champions, Council agreed to purchase a minimum of fifty pins for this type of award, The Deputy Reeve also sug- gested Councillors bring in recommendations for a replacement to Mr, Oren Mason on the High School Board to the next meeting of Council, He further recommended the Medical Officer of Health. and School Nurse be in- vited to attend a meeting shortly. Enquiries about the landscaping program were made by Councillor Fraser. Councillor Wellings felt they could get local bids on landscaping and also on the repairs to the Post Office Steps, Councillor Fraser also suggested as a Brewers Retail appeared to be coming into the District, they be advised of the availability of locating in this town. Councillor Valiquette requested Municipal Council arrange a meeting with representa- tives of the Recreation Association Committee wherein they could discuss fully the realms of their authority, (Continued on Page 4) Ce a a Ae NN I TRAGEDY STRIKES Tragedy struck two homes here last Friday when Timothy, son of Mr. and Mrs, W, Fisher and Danny, son of Mr, and Mrs, C, Daley, were drowned at the Mouth of the River, The heartfelt sympathy of the entire district goes out to the bereaved families, nee HIGHSCHOOL PROMOTION RESULTS Students whose names appear below have been promoted, Pupils whose promotion is conditional have been notified, 79% of the student body earned promotion to the next grade, PROMOTED TO GRADE 10:° : BOYS: - A, Conchie, D. Falzetta, G, : Gresdal, B, Hubelit, M,- LeMay, J. Paul LeMay, B, Lundberg, M, Maliais, F, McLeod, D. Mercier, D, Roberts, W. Shivas, K, Wood, GIRLS: - A, Belliveau, D, Brown, C, Connors, M. Delaronde, S, Desrosiers, B, - Gunter, B, Hamilton, B. McMillan, E, Knight, D. Larson, ©, MacLeod, C. Mason, L, Moores, K, Pidluzny, B. Pineault, S, Timpano, I, Conchie, E, 0* Javee, PROMOTED TO GRADE 11: ' H, Berndtsson, P, Boudreau, S. Brooks, C. ~ Cavanaugh, A. Coates, D, Colborne, D, Fedorak, J. Gross, J, Hopper, E, Kenney, C. Knauff, V. LeBlanc, E, Long, J, MacDonald, B, McInnes, A, Middaugh, L. Nicol, D. Paulsen, L, Phillips, B. Rapke, N, Scowen, 0, Turner, F, Thorsteinson, A, Trudeau, R, Williams, PROMOTED TO GRADE 123° 5 : D. Bouchie, J. Coe, A, Comeau, W. Duncan, E, Ferrier, M. Hall; J, Heenan, R. Hopper, R. Legault, D, Louk, M, Saunders, B. Young. RECOMMENDED FOR A SECONDARY SCHOOL GRADUATION DIPLOMA: : : : J, Comeau, V. Fedun, J, Hayes, P, Heenan, L, MacFadyen, L,. Petrus, B. Rowson, G, Wood, A, Trudeau, N,. Vezina, PROFICIENCY AWARD WINNERS Proficiency award winners with the se- cond and third ranking students in each grade were: - GRADE 9B ~ B, Hubelit (92.4%), D. Roberts; D. Mercier.' GRADE 9G - C, MacLeod (86.4%), B. Hamilton, E, Knight. GRADE 10 - D. Paulsen (92.9%), D. Colborne, J, Gross. GRADE 11 - J, Heenan (79.7%), M. Hall,R, Legault, GRADE 12 - A. Trudeau (78.7%), L. MacFadyen, J, Hayes. CAMPSITE FEES UNCHANGED Fees for the use of Provincial Parks are still $3.00 yearly for a vehicle permit and a daily permit is fifty cents. A vehicle per- mit admits a vehicle and its occupants. oe