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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, May 4, 1983 Minute of silence... continued from page 1 last six months we have had four requests for light commercial land and those requests com- pletely exhaust the land available." Correspondence Transport Canada sent a letter to the Council denying the Council's request for an extension of the hours worked by the present weather reporting sta- tion. The letter said, { > ----------4 "Your request is ack- nowledged by cannot be supported at this time." Transport Canada said that it would require a more complete statisti- cal record of the volume of airport traffic and the airport and added "'We are at present awaiting development of new automatic equipment now in the research stage." The letter sug- gested that the new equipment might be put into service at Terrace Bay when it becomes available. The Reeve said, "Well, it's the letter I expected to receive, al- though it's always dis- appointing when you do. | The next step is to send a letter of appeal to Keith Penner. I am sure Keith will give it all the drive he can." Bill Houston said, "I want to know what statistics they need and how we should get them." Reeve Speer said, "'That's no problem, we have kept complete records out there from the day the airport open- ed."" A letter from the Ter- race Bay Rod and Gun Club asked the Council's approval for the opera- tion of a beer garden in conjunction with the Second Annual Fish Derby to be held on June 4-5. Ollie Chap- man said, "A question on this beer garden. Not on this one, but on all of them in general. It's about young. children being allowed in them. Corner Winnipeg Street and Highway 17-Schreiber Store hours: Tuesday to Thursday-1:30-5:30 p.m. Friday-1:30-9:00 p.m. Saturday-10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Closed Monday Sybille and Hugo Wenzlaff Phone: 824-2584 Mountain-View Interiors IN STORE SPECIALS on all Chairs and lamps for MOTHER'S DAY. Also come in and see our NEW gift selec- tion of Copper and Brassware, collector plates, etc. It's not the place for them. I think it should be stressed that the rules will be strictly en- forced regarding mi- nors."' Dave Speer said, "'l agree. We did have a problem with one here Offices, but been cleaning it cently. I don't thi there would be any problem with this group." The Council passed a motion approy- ing of the beer garden. Gabe Fritzin wrote to the Council to say that he had been in corres- pondence with the government of Taiwan about the possibility of twinning a town in Tai- wan with Terrace Bay. The letter pointed out that Taiwan in Chinese means Terrace Bay. The Council was quite re-. ceptive to the suggest- ion. Reeve Speer said, "I think we should thank him for his interest." Committee Reports Councillor Chapman reported for the Rec- reation Committee. She said, "Everything is go- ing well. The Spring and summer programming is well under way. We intend to use the Arena years."" : ' Councillor Houston said, 'Joe, there a few pot holes around town."' Public Works Chairman Joe Kennedy replied, "They are already being done." Houston went on to say, "I am going to call a Personnel Com- mittee meeting after this meeting to deal with the replacement of the Clerk-Treasurer." Councillor Joe Ken- the area."' SPECIAL THANKS To those people and sponsor's who made the Ladies Bowling League a great success. Official Score Keepers bein Te Marg Pederson Evelyn Knauff Clyde Russell Molson Canadian Brewer's Kimberly Clark of Canada Palm Dairy's Costa's Foodmarket Terry's Sight & Sound Red Dog Inn Reid's Engraving Mayfair Hotel Your support will always be appreciated. nedy reported, "Our new power mower arti- ved today, and we are proceeding with the erection of the new light standard at the Recrea- tion Centre. On South- ridge Crescent the citi- zens are complaining about the piles of earth "down there. The boys on the motor bikes run up and down there all night. What we want to _ do is to haul some black there and seed Kennedy went on to say, "I have gone to the Legion and set aside Thursday the 23rd for Senior Citizens'. Cele- brations. We will have some light music, drinks, and I'm going to approach the Legion ladies to put on a light lunch. I want to hire a small band or some sort and a bartender." The Council agreed to auth- orize the necessary ex- penditures for Senior Citizens' Week. 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