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THE Page 4 CENTENNIAL PROJECT (Continued from P. 1) from the Town's Solicitor regarding dumping of re- fuse on town property and fines that could be im- posed under The Petty Trespass Act. Reeve Adamo recommended 'No Dumping' signs be erected where- ever this was a problem, as a first warning. Councillor Cavanaugh recommended steps be taken to have the forty mile speed zone extended eastward past the Aguasabon Bridge. Counc .Brown brought in estimates for reflectorized street mar- kers and it was requested to get estimates for stop signs also. Reeve Adamo requested he limit parking on corners by St.Martin's Church. Councillor Fraser remarked on the quiet month by the Fire Department and the Bush Fire equip- ment received which would be moved to their new storage area after it is marked. Reeve Adamo discussed at length the meeting he attended of the Municipal League, pertaining to the Home for the Aged, a District Assessor and ad- ministration, and was questioned by Councillors. SENATOR LANG (Continued from page |) introduced by Mr.John Ferrier, Mill Manager, was thanked by Mr.John Shivas on behalf of those attending the dinner. . GOLF CLUB NEWS The Terrace Bay Aguasabon Golf Club held their annual general meeting last Thursday, May 3th, in the Curling Club Lounge. The turnout, though less than expected, was still good. President Jack Thomas chaired the meeting and gave the members an up-to-date account of the past year's activities and future plans for the Course. The financial statement and budget, presented by Al Pattison, clearly showed the success and A Speedy Little Low-Pric That Saves On G of nak ak ae AN 17 Years at the Same Location Cor .John and Secord Sts. Port Arthur, Ontario. A 65 Renault It Seems... Will Fit Right in With All Yo ¢ Dreams, s -- Yet Takes You Far, ARRANGE TO "Test Drive' A Renault RED WING MOTORS For information Phone Terrace Bay - 825-3323 f May 20, 1965 NEED $50 TILL PAYDAY ? It costs only 23c to rent $50 for one week from Crescent. RENT money? Sure -- it's the modern way. Just phone, write or walk into any Cres- cent office and tell the Man- ager you want, to rent some money. We regpect our cus- tomers and th¢ir reasons for wanting money, so there's no red tape, just/a simple credit requirement. EXAMPLE AMOUNTS NEWS soundness of the Club. There is every indication that the coming year will show an improvement over the past successful year. Membership Chairman Dave Desrosier outlined last year's unexpected large membership and said that indications are that it will increase again this year de- spite increased fees. Notice of incorporation was given to the members and it was unanimously ac- cepted. The new constitu- tion was read, revised and approved with the following corrections and changes:- Page | - Ist line (Sec. D & E) 'An intermediate member is one who has reached the age of I7 or over' Page | - Ist line (section F) - change I6 to I7. Page 3 - Article V - Fees and assessments #2 should read--' all fees shall become due on the I5th day of May of each year. Partial payment of |/2 of the regular season membership fee will be accepted. Remainder must be paid in full by June I5.' The election of directors returned Jack Phillips, Joe Adamo, Joe Caccamo and Bill Hanley--the lat- ter being the fourth and new director. Ross Mitchell expressed regret at not being able to run for office. Ross did a fine job last year and deserves a lot of credit. His services were much appreciated. A Director's meeting was held after adjournment at which time the following executive and commit- tee chairmen were elected:- President Jack Thomas, Vice-President Thor Olsen, Secretary W.Hanley, Treasurer Al Pattison, Member- ship Chairman Dave Desrosier - Entertainment & Publicity Joe Adamo - House Committee Jack Phillips. The only business conducted was acceptance of Carling's donation made by Norm. Bar- rington. This donation must be used for tournament prizes. Joe Caccamo and E.Stokaluk will arrange a local Men's Tournament which will begin on May 24th and end on May 30th. Six prizes will be given. 2'016.00 77.00 Larger amounts up to $3,000 (or more) also available. Canada's Most Considerate Finance Company _ CRESCENT FINANCE "Canada's most considerate Finance Company" 4.C .Gunn, Manager, Terrgce Bay - Phone 825-3286. BINGO IN ROSSPORT The Rossport Curling Club are sponsoring a Bingo on May 26th at 8 P.M., in the Ross- port Hall. All prizes have bee donated and everyone is wel- come.