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Public of brary Brrace Hay ) Ont. EBAY NEWS J}! VoL. 24 NO, 37 SEPTEMBER 27, 1978 25¢ PER COPY COUNCIL QUOTES SCHREIBER - Meeting held September 19,1978 Word has been received from Premier William Davis's office that Jack Stokes has been awarded one of the Queens Silver Jubilee Medals. There will be an information meeting on September 28th from 1-5 p.m. in the lower hall of the Municipal Building in re- gards to the Townships proposed new Zoning By-law. All inter ested citizens are urged to attend. The Ministry of the Environment is to be requested to do a Pollution Survey at Walkers Lake. By-law 627, which is an Anti-Littering By-law was read and passed. By-law 629, to amend By-law 375 to provide for No Parking from the corner of Subway and Scotia Sts. east 45 feet on Scotia St., and to provide for Angle Parking from the west end of the Flowers and Things Building west 145 feet on Scotia St. was read and passed. Council to request Schreiber Hydro to upgrade the street lighting from the Lake Superior Board of Education Office on Winnipeg St. to the Bank of Montreal on Scotia St. The installation of water and sewer lines from Ethel St. north on Peary St. and then east and west on Langworthy St. has commenced with the Town Forces carrying out the project. The Arthritis Society has been given pemission to canvas the Township in September. Temporary drainage repairs are to be made to Bayview St. and Winnipeg Extenston. ~ The Fire Departments old van in be put up for sale. Wt ma a . i AUXILIARY TO THE [lcCAUSLAND HOSPITAL VOLUNTEERS, VISITORS AND SPECIAL EVENTS At our final dinner meeting in June the Auxiliary showed appreciation to two very special volunteers: Mrs. Ursula Wills and Mrs, Margaret Tees. Mrs. Gander aptly thanked these women who have spert countless hours knitting for the hospi- tal Tuck Shop. - We were also pleased to welcome our new Director of Nurs- ing: Mrs. Jeaneen Sawyer and guest speaker, Mrs. Kearney, Regional Chairman of the Hospital Auxiliary Association of Ontario. This fall our opening meeting was held on September 18th at St. Martin School. New business such as the Card Party; Wooden Toy Sale; Volunteer Services and visitation to Marathon were discussed. As a fund-raising event the Auxiliary finalized plans on a card party (with lunch and prizes) on October 5th. It is to be held in the Community Church basement and everyone is cor- dially invited. Later in the month a Wooden Toy Sale will be held at Costa's. This will be a wonderful chance to buy creative and durable toys for special gifts. Corrie Haas has agreed to co-ordinate Volunteer Services. This area has become very active and our thanks go out to the many women who volunteer at the hospital knitting or crocheting; making tray favours; visiting or managing in the Tuck Shop; or acting as drivers or translators for patients : who need such assistance. The Marathon Hospital Auxiliary has invited our organiza- tion to tour their hospital and Tuck Shop. This should be helpful in the planning of our new facilities. A delegation will travel to Marathon on October 3rd. : Our next Auxiliary meeting will be held in Schreiber - (High School Library) on October 16th at 8:00 p.m. All members are warmly welcomed. The earlier any form of arthritis is diag- nosed and treated, the better the final re- sult will be, says The Arthritis Society.