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TERRACE BAY NEWS Yol. I6' No. 28 July I18, I973 I5¢ Per Copy SAILING ENJOYED ON LAKE SUPERIOR Sailing has become the latest sport to be en- joyed on the North Shore of Lake Superior, as Anne and Chuck Wilde were instrumental in form- ing a Sailing Club, with members from Terrace Bay, Schreiber, Rossport, Red Rock and Manitou- wadge becoming interested. Sponsored by Al-Can and Benson and Hedges, where 60 or more persons interested in learning; two instructors were sent out to Rossport, to teach the fine art of sailing, and safety pre- cautions as well, in times of rough weather or distress. Bob and Marcus, as they were known informal- ly, came equipped with a van, with sleeping ac- commodations and all sorts of safety measures. There were three sessions a day, three hours per session, with 20 people in a class at one time. There were five Petrels in the small class sailboat. Classes were held in all types of weather. On the last day, students wefe tested on what they had learned, and a race was scheduled but unfortunately the weather turned so rough that they could not carry on with the race, so held a social hour instead. Mrs. Barb Wise made a cake, decorated for the occasion as a sailboat. Charles Wise was one of the Charter members of the club, as well as Don Brown and Chuck Wilde, who all own larger sailboats. Instructor Bob Thomson made a presentation to Myra Brown, for her act of bravery when her small Petrel capsized, with all the crew aboard. Quick rescue procedures followed, with no bad effects, but they learned just what really hap- pens when a boat capsizes, and what rescue technique is followed. continued page 2 SCHREIBER COUNCIL QUOTES Highlights of the last June meeting of Schreiber Municipal Council included the de- cision that town employees will be paid time and a half after regular hours. Written tenders will be accepted up to July 20th to purchase double garage on Subway Street. Application will be made to the Traffic Di- vision Ministry of Transportation and Commun- ications to have thirty minute parking on Brun -swick Street from one end of the C.P.R. sta- tion to the other, put a slow sign at entrance to Hill Street and designate Walker Lake acc- ess road as Lake Street. Prices will be secured for commercial vac- uum cleaner at the Town Hall. Water works account of $868.29 and general accounts of $3090.74 were passed for payment. Letter received from Board of Governors McCausland Hospital expressing the wish to accept an invitation for Board representation on a planning group so that Health Services in our two towns may be better co-ordinated to avoid duplication of any phases of projects - Council agreed and appointed Mrs. Dorothy Rum- mery as Board Representative on our Planning Group. Ministry of Environment advised other loca- tion for the Sewage Treatment Plant has been revised and the distance now is approximately five hundred feet from the nearest residence. New cupboards will be made in the Town Hall kitchen to be divided among the various organ- izations who will be expected to provide their own locks. Local Insurance Agents were sent written re- quests to submit rates for Insurance on the Town Garage and an additional amount on the rink.