The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

PA 12 SCHREIBER ae PAYMENT REGULATIONS 1) No prompt discount shall be allowed unless the bill is paid on or before the last discount date. 2) When consumers' bill is not paid by the Sth day of the month following billing the service shall be dis- continued without notice and the service shall not be given again until payment is made in full, in- cluding a charge of $5.00 for cost of reconnection. 3) All hydro accounts to be paid at the Bank of Montreal . 4) As property owners are responsible for all debts against their property Re: tenants, PLEASE NOTE uncollected hydro accounts become the responsibility of the property owner and a will be billed accordingly. Failure to receive a bill is no excuse for non- payment. These rules shall be impartially enforced. SCHREIBER HYDRO-ELECTRIC COMMISSION. NOTICE RE: GARBAGE COLLECTION Notice to residents of the South section of the Township of Schreiber re: garbage collection. Residents who normally put garbage out for pick- up on Tuesday are requested to put garbage out for pick up on Monday. EFFECTIVE JANUARY 19th, 1970 garbage will be collected from the South side of town. Piease have your garbage ready for collection no later than NOON on Monday . Mrs. M. Zombori, Clerk-Treasurer . TURKEY DINNER ENJOYED BY U.C.W. The United Church Women held their January meeting on the 7th beginning with a turkey dinner when their guest, the Rev. E.C. Prinselaar, pro- nounced Grace. Mrs. Frank Fummerton presided for the business meeting, with Mr. Prinselaar in charge of the de- votional period. Mrs. Bill Thrower presented the annual treasurer's report showing a most rewarding year for the associ- ation. Mrs. Henry Miller sent a cheque for church calendars sold. Notice was received from Mrs. Ethel Hicken, of TERRACE BAY NEWS "Mrs . JANUARY 15,1970 a meeting of Superior Presbyterial on February 17th, in Westminster United Church, Thunder Bay. Trans] portation will be supplied for out of town delegates | and billets also if necessary . f Theme of the conference will be "Going Into the World" and the Rev. Bruce Gunn will be guest speaker . Presidents for 1969 are asked to present one min- ute resumes of their year's work. The local UCW also asked for the names of deceased members in order that they may be inclu- ded in the annual memorial report. f _ Mrs. Prinselaar, card secretary, reported sending | over 80 cards for various occasions during the year, | and also giving flowers. Rev. Prinselaar volunteered to conduct the mis- sion study at each regular meeting .- Mrs. Oscar Niemi gave the annual sewing comm- | ittee report, showing a most successful year, saying | the workers who meet each week, have turned this into an old-fashioned quilting party where sewing goes furiously along with humourous conversation. Among the standing committees appointed were Prinselaar, worship; Mrs. Niemi, sewing, with Mrs. John Spillane as knitting convener. Mrs. Spillane will also convene citizenship and social action; Mrs. Steve Petrushack, Mrs. Russell Macadam, and Mrs. Fummerton - posters Mrs. Russell Macadam will convene teas and Mrs. Fummerton, the dinner committee, assisted by Mrs. David Nesbitt, Mrs. Earl Holmes, Mrs. John Spillane and Mrs. Jim Gray. + After some discussion of the objective, members were in favour of joining with the Catholic Women's} League ina "Living Room Dialogue" course of six weeks to start during the latter part of January. The course was suggested by Mrs. Gerald Banning and the proposed time, every Wednesday, at p.m. was also acceptable. Following the meeting Mrs. Beth Macadam called! some bingo for a pile of small prizes and other lar- ger gifts exchanged by the members . Secretary, Mrs. Walter Dukes, was given a hearty vote of appreciation for her perfect roasting of the big turkey bought for the occasion. Among those recently returning to their homes, | after spending holidays here were Mr. and Mrs. ' P.Q. Tegel, to Beverwyke, the Netherlands, who : have been with Rev. and Mrs. Prinselaar.