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Terrace Bay Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, December 19, 1984, page 5 Council seeks extensiuon of C.O.S.P. program The possibility of the extension of natural gas lines to Terrace Bay has prompted the town council to pass the fol- lowing resolution: Whereas the federal government has an- ~ nounced the winding up of the Canada Oil Sub- stitution Program; And whereas the res- idents of Terrace Bay have not had the full opportunity to partici- pate in this program be- cause of the lack of availability of natural gas as an alternate heat- ing fuel;. And whereas the ex- tension of natural gas lines to Terrace Bay now appears to be a dis-. tinct possibility in the near future; - Now therefore be it resolved that the Coun- cil of the Corporation of the Township of Ter- race Bay will petition the Government of Can- ada to extend the C.O.- S.P. program in Ter- race Bay until natural gas has been available to residents for a period of one year, in order to encourage the conver- sion of homes and bus- Youth council An announcement of an expanded program for funding of Youth- Counselling Centres for - 'thard to employ" youth was received by council from the Ontario Youth Secretariat. Councillor Ramsay will investigate which local agencies might sponsor such a centre and talk to indi- viduals who may be con- cerned with the problem in order to ascertain if there is a need for such a centre. No parking refused Ms. Leslie Gerlach re- quested council to re- consider the implemen- tation of the new "No Parking" areas on Ken- ogami Rd. It was the consensus of council that the reasons for im-° plementing the regula- tion had not changed and therefore the reg- ulations should remain as is. Flowers n' Things FRESH CUT FLOWERS for all occasions ARRANGEMENTS PROFESSIONAL DESIGNERS Annette & Cathy come by and see us or po give us a call Aces Ae WE DELIVER er a Scotia St. Schreiber PB. 824-2743 & FRESH by Boxing Day Wednesday, Decem- ber 26, 1984, Boxing Day was proclaimed as a holiday in the Township of Terrace Bay. Hamper & Gifts The township will be purchasing Christmas hampers to be distribu- ted by the Terrace Bay Kinsmen to needy fam- ilies in the community. The purchase of a Christmas gift for the residents of Birchwood Terrace to a value of ap- proximately $50. was authorized. Payment to a maximum of $50. was also authorized toward: travel expenses for each of the local winners of Bicentennial Medals to attend the award cere- monies in Thunder Bay. Bylaws A draft of by-law number 1-85 re "Poop & Scoop" was presented to Council and referrred to the next meeting, with input to be request- 'ed from the Police De- partment. Council authorized placement of a message of appreciation to the Terrace Bay Kinsmen Club in their national magazine. The Planning Com- mittee has recommend- ed that a Site Plan Control By-law be es- tablished which would require building plans to be submitted- and ap- 'proved before buildings could be constructed. A draft of a possible by- law will be presented next meeting. 4 \ Terrace Bay This Christmas give her a tffeaws Diamond Give your love lasting beauty. Lasting brilliance. Give her a Siffari diamond: Siffari takes only the finest gem quality diamonds, sets them in a variety of beautiful - styles, and guarantees the quality and value of each diamond through Siffari's famous written guarantee. Come in and see the complete Siffari diamond ring collection. The house that won 7 awards in the National Diamond Ring Design Competition. JEWELLERS Monday - Friday Saturday Christmas Hours: 825-3592 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. -Ollie Chapman re- ported that the Fire De- partment budget has been prepared. The Rec- reation committee has received a request from the library for an out- side light and an elec- trical: outlet for a ve- hicle. Mrs. Chapman also mentioned that the library rent has not been increased recently. Both will be discussed as budget items. Library computers Bill Houston reported that the Library has re- ceived its Commodore 64 computer and Dale Cooper has volunteered to set it up with some programs. Business Directoy bursements for the $17,827.25 as well as the townships were ap- Hydro utility in the ptoved in the amount of amount of $71,908.04. The Thunder Bay Seminar on Alcohol in Community Facilities according to Mr. Hous- ton resulted in a gener- al consensus among those in attendance that the best way to deal with the abuse of alcohol and the problems created for the owners of facilities was to prevent it by cutting off inebriated patrons. Thank you Mr. Joe Earle at- tended part of the coun- wag cil meeting and thanked council for their nomin- ation which resulted in his Bicentennial Award. He said he was happy to have done his part "to enrich the area, if only a little." : The statement of dis- poe : = Fe e ? eo} z < > 2 1 SS a : Aine : ~ 1-800-465-3939 ~~ | Your travel number talk directly to Northern Ontario largest travel company THUNDER BAY TRAVEL _ FURNITURE & APPLIANCES TWIN SPOT RESTAURANT South Court St. at Fort William Road bess wee ng 345-2307 Thunder Bay, Ont. 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