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PAGE 16 TERRACE BAY NEWS JANUARY 19, 1977 WOMEN'S INSTITUTE: Cont'd from pg. 15 .... Members are to meet at the Town Hall for transportation at 2 p.m. and each is to bring some lunch. Three notes of appreciation were received and flowers sent to a member sick in Hospital - Mrs. John Morris. Mrs. Eunice Bolan read a paper on the in- terests and activities of the Institute last year as her Public Relations report. She also read a short peom "Women's Work is Never Done" and Mrs. Winnie Clemens read an article entitled "New Year's Recipe". The New Year Baby party was planned for February 8th when the Reeve or representative will present the town's silver cup. Members are asked to bring baby gifts and donations of gifts will be appreciated from local mer- chants. A bake sale will be held with a delicates- sen counter in February. Members are asked to contribute to. this event. g The $25.00 draw prize was won by Alison Riley, and the lucky chair prize by Mrs. Annie Niemi. A potluck supper and exchange of gifts followed the meeting. _ FUNNYSIDE Ko SE 2 Steir oR = BPH L "TAKE THE GARBAGE WITH YOU." ~ SCHREIBER ARENA COMMITTEE HAPPENINGS & EVENTS BINGO ~ SCHREIBER TOWN HALL Tuesday, January 25 Every 2nd Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. otherwise notified. unless » Winners of our Christmas Cheer draw were: Carol Wizmuc, Thunder Bay; (Charlie) and Mary Jean of Schreiber; Edgar LeBlanc of Schreiber and Jim Figliomeni of Terrace Bay. Winner of the last home Bingo was Mrs. Cash of Schreiber. Home Bingo's commenced on Monday, January 17th. NOTICE TO ALL SCHREIBER HYDRO CUSTOMERS The Schreiber Hydro Electric Commission has applied to the Ontario Hydro for a . 1977 increase of approximately 24.9 to be effective on all energy used after the March meter reading. The general customers will see the effect of the increase on their May bill and the residential customers on their June bill. ; ~ Considering that you as a customer will be paying this new rate for a period of only eight months, instead of twelve, represents an actual increase of less than 20% - compared to the 30.3% increase we as a utility received for the cost of whole- sale power effective January 1, 1977. SCHREIBER HYDRO ELECTRIC COMMISSION Joppa