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LETTER OF INTEREST Mr. C. Brant, President, Aguasabon Snowmobile Club, Terrace Bay, Ontario. Dear Mr. Beant, It is quite apparent to Council that snowmobiles insist on travelling public streets contrary to the wishes of your Club, as well as Council. As you know, Council decided to allow the Aguasabon Snowmobile Club sufficient time to discourage snowmobilers from using the streets - except of course - very limited use for access purposes. Considering the safety of snowmobilers as well as the general public, Council must insist thet this broad use of Town- '|| ship streets discontime immediately. } Prior to taking any action, Council and | local authorities will watch the activitie |_| of snowmobilers for one week to see if "- 4 '||| this problem subsides. | Your continued efforts to discourage || your members from using the streets might 'jj help avoid the passing of a restrictive by-law. cs Yours Truly, W. Hanley, Clerk-Treasurer, TO THE PEOPLE OF TERRACE BAY h As Council has quoted it is quite apparent that snowmobiles a must not travel public streets. We snowmobile executives |heartily approve of this action for your own safety. C. Brant, President. -- FIGURE SKATING CLUB PLANS FROL The executive of Terrace Bay Figure Skating Club are presently working on plans to present their annual Ice Frolics in March. This year almost twice as many girls | are registered in the Club and are | busy practising their routine under | Club Pro Elizabeth Hayes. LEARN TO FLY PLEASURE BUSINESS CAREER NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO'S MOST MODERN FLYING CLUB e@ New Modern Aircraft @ Private Pilot Licence e Fully Experienced Licenced In- @ Commercial Pilot Licence structors e Year Around Training @ Instructor's Rating e Instrument Rating @ Assistance in obtaining employ- _e Twin Engine Rating ment upon completion of training @ Float Rating @ Financing Available e Accommodations Available Upon Request -- @ Night Rating @ Piper Sales & Service Course Available FOR MORE INFORMATION - PHONE - WRITE - WIRE THUNDER BAY FLYING CLUB P.O. BOX 245 FORT WILLIAM, ONTARIO TELEPHONE - 577-1118 SNOWMOBILE RACES SCHEDULED FOR FEB.7TH An up and coming event of the winter season is the Snowmobile Races to be held at the Royal Can- adian Legion, Branch 223, on Saturday morning, ICS February 7th, with the Cross Country Race starting - - « FOR SPEEDY, EXPERT SERVICE The sewing committee have already . launched their costume program and | suitable music has been selected. The Frolics are an annual event much enjoyed by local residents and this year they can again look forward to a fine display of figure skating. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC The March of Dimes representatives in Terrace Bay will be canvassing |] FEBRUARY 10TH in the afternoon and ji} evenings. Support the March of Dimes 'REMBER VAN | &STORAGE N @) fe" » \!, FOR " VY UNITED VAN LINES FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL Dan Imbeault Schreiber 824-2089 10.00 a.m. Oval track racing will start at 2 p.m. Lunch and snacks will be served all day, at the Legion Hall and for the youngsters and those under 21 at the Masonic Hall. It promises to be a good day, so come out and support the Legion. SUPPORT NEEDED The Ladies Auxiliary to Guides and Brownies need your support. The Ladies Auxilairy to Guides and Brownies held their first meeting of 1970 on January 26th, with only ten members and Guiders present. This was the poorest attendance to an L.A. meeting in the past two years. If more parents and L.A. members do not turn out to the meetings, there is a good chance that the L.A. will no longer be, and this means no Brownies continued page 8