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TERRACE BAY NEWS VOL, 15 NO, 14 APRIL 6 , 1972 15_¢ PER COPY. COUNCIL QUOTES Terrace Bay Town Council met in regul ar session on Tuesday evening. 'Minutes of the previous meeting - were adopted as read. Upon the recommendation of the Recreation Comm- ittee, Council passed a resolution to hire Roy Corn- fiel d as caretaker at the Recreation Centre. The A .M.E.U. District 3 meeting will be held in Thunder Bay on Wednesday, April 19th. Mr. Don Ste- wart and Mr. Bill Hanley have been authorized to at- tend. | and vrs. Ray Theriault. Father Greengrass asked Grace. Mr. Rolly Sinotte, on behalf of the Chamber of Com- merce, presented a number of gifts and vouchers to the happy parents. Merchants of Terrace Bay part- icipating in the giving of gifts were:~ Waghorn's Pharmacy, Costa's Food Market, Caccamo's Food Market, Cebrario's Hardware, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Moore's of Terrace Bay, Shell Products=Rolly Sinotte, Island View Shell Service, Norwood Motel, Women of the Moose, Robinson's Store, Recreation Centre Snack Bar, Chez Marguerite, A copy of a | etter to the Township lawyers was read} and the Chamber of Commerce. advising them of the proposed revisions to the zoning by-law. A letter was received from the Royal Canadian Leg- ion, Branch 223, inquiring as to whether Council was interested in purchasing the old Legion Hall, after the completion of the new one. Advice was received from the Association of Ontar- io's Municipalities, re the appointment of voting del- egates. Council passed a resolution to approve a revised benefit plan for Municipal employees, from the London Life Insurance Company. Mrs. Pat Buck, special representative to the McCau- sland Hospital Board of Governors, submitted a report of the special hospital board meeting held recently. The Building inspector submitted his report. TERRACE BAY COUPLE HONOURED The Terrace Bay Chamber of Commerce hosted a din- ner party at the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel, to honour the parents of the first baby born in the new year, Mr. Photo above shows left to right: Mr. Rolly Sinotte, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Theriault. SHAMROCK TEA Photos next page shows some of the participants in the recent Shamrock Tea held at the Community Church. ( continued page 2)