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Nd THE SCHREIBER NEWS June 23, THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SCHREIBER reali weet kh eS DAYLIGHT SAVING -- JULY 1ST TO SEPT .5, 1966 On a recent opinion poll it is the consensus desire of the citizens of Schreiber to institute Daylight Saving Time. The Township Council hereby decrees that Daylight Saving Time be observed in the Township of Schrei- ber for the year 1966 commencing at 2 o'clock a.m. on Friday, July Ist and continuing until 2 o'clock a.m., on Monday, September 5th. Citizens are hereby requested to advance clocks and/or time pieces one hour at 2 o'clock a.m. on Sunday, July Ist and retard them one hour at 2 o'clock a.m., on September 5th. The Council thanks the citizens for the interest shown in the poll and respectfully request the whole- hearted support of all citizens in making a success of this time saving change for public b enefit. PROCLAIMED BY F.V.HARNESS, REEVE, PUR - SUANT TO THE INSTRUCTIONS BY A MOTION PASSED BY COUNCIL THIS 9TH DAY OF JUNE, 1966. G .Walter Robson, M.1.M.A., Clerk - Treasurer, The Corporation of The Township of Schreiber. Mrs. Kerrigan came to Port Many friends met in Mrs.}Arthur from Wyoming, Ont, as Ray Sisson's home Monday!, pride, 59 years ago and for evening to say farewell to Mrs. : m Awan! Kenigie who is leav-| the past 26 years has.resided in ing to make her home in. Marion | Schreiber. Villa in London, Ont. Mr. Mt Mrs. Kerrigan was presented Mrs. Sisson are driving her to/with a wrist 'watch, cardigan 'London. land other gifts. 1966 PRIZES PRESENTED AT ANNUAL BANQUET The Sunday Mixed-Up Bowling League held their annual banquet and wind-up on June I4th. Dinner was served in St.John's Anglican Church hall after which the party went to the D.Q.Hamilton home for the evening when trophies were presented. Both the roll-off trophy and the league champion- ship cup were won by team No.4, captained by Gladys Madigan with Quent Hamilton, Bill and Lorraine Fadden, Bill and Helen Tripp and Lou Karns the other players. Ladies High Single was won by Lorraine Fadden-- men's high single by Quent Hamilton who also took the high average. Neil Bottomley won the high triple. A consolation prize was presented to June Eaton for low score and a special prize to Beverley Hamilton for the most improved player. President Bill Fadden will call a meeting later to elect officers for next year. CAPACITY AUDIENCE AT HYDRO SHOW TIME Donald was the cooking instruct- The cooking school put on by jor, preparing and baking some Ontario Hydro-Electric Com-|lus¢ious dishes which were later mission and sponsored by the |raffled. Catholic Women's League in| W. Ransom assisted with the Schreiber, had a capacity audi-|demonstration of the various ence of almost 300 women and | pieces of equipment which were a few men in the guild hall. jon display from local mer- J. D. Phillips, local hydro| chants. chairman, welcomed the audi-| The stove, which was the ence after which Saul Bremen |door prize, was won by Mrs. O took over as MC. Miss Lila Mc-|Sainsbury. Mr.and Mrs. Thomas Webb will hold an open re- ception on June' 25 in the Town Hall, between 2 and 5 p.m., in honour of their daughter Sharon whose marriage to Al Matte takes place that day.