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OCTOBER 23, I974 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 5 5 YEARS AGO Vol. I2, No. U2 October 23rd, I969. In a time honored and colorful ceremony J. Douglas District Deputy of the Knighe- ts of Columbus, installed a new slate of officers for St. Edwards Council 3554 Knights of Columbus, on Sunday, Oct. 5th. Officers installed were: R. Sinotte, B. Lapenskie, Raoul Fournier, A. Gauthier, Ed Borutski, L. Bourguignon, Art Beaulieu, A, Stortini, G. Dashkewytoh, L.V. Bourke, D., MoGuire and S, Chicoine. Thunder Bay TV Station CKPR have sent word that their camera orew and inter- viewers will be in Terrace Bay this Thursday to prepare a Documentary Film which will be shown on their Town Talk series the week of November 9rd to 7th, I969. Mr. Neil Cornthwaite rec- ently forwarded pari of an October edition of the North Bay Nugget which included a Mattaws supplment. On the beck page there is a photo of Mrs. A. Hartman, editor of the" Castetnered Mattawa News. Mrs. Hartman, is also. a former Terrace Bay resident Friends from Schreiber and Terrace Bay called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Stitt on October Ilth, the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary, with good wishes and gifts. I YEAR ACD, Vol. I6, No. 42 October 24th, I973. Last weeks Duplicate Bridge winners were: North- South, Ed Kennedy and Carl van Eeden; East-West, Alice Chepelsky and Edna Remsay. Mrs, Glorie Miller, Noble Grand, Ruby Rebekah Lodge, No. 279, Schreiber, present- ed a cheque for $405, to V. Mazzone, Hospital Administr- ator to be used to purchase a stainless steel orib for the nursery at MoCauslend Hospital. All donations are greatly appreciated by everyone connected with the hospital. Due to vandalism the tri- al fopen 24 hours a day' for the lobby has ended at the Schreiber Post Office. The Women's Institute wel- comed Mrs, Cathy Davis, of Hurkett, District President at their October meeting. How many energy leaks WE Sil your home? At one drop per second, a dripping hot water tap can waste about 175 gallons of hot water each month. The electricity required to heat that water would keep a 60-watt bulb burning continuously. Poor insulation...a faulty heating system...inefficient use of appliances...all cause energy leaks in the home. This can increase the cost of running a home--and waste Canada's precious energy resources. It makes good sense to use electricity and all forms of energy wisely. And that includes stopping those energy leaks. 7% your hydro