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{ IAGE 16 TERRACE BAY NEWS NOVEMBER 19, 1975 { UBY BER oDG the familiar coin sound now heard when money | RUBY_REBAKAH LODGE MEETING is deposited, has been replaced by electronic~ Mrs. Norma Fummerton N.G. and Mrs. Georg- ally-produced tones which are inaudible to the: ina Davis V.G. Presided over the meeting of Ruby Rebekah Lodge on Wednesday, November 12. Mrs. Davis reported on flowers or cards sent to sick members: Mesdames K. Whitton, Mildred Welsh, Connie Martin and Lillian Mac- Donald. A sympathy card was sent to Mrs. Ma- rtha Huller and family. Mrs. Hamilton reported for the C.P.T. Hum~ anitarian Committee meeting held on Sunday evening. Officers elected - Mrs. Fummerton, Chair person; Miss Irene Spicer, Vice Chair- person; Mrs. Gladys Hamilton, Secretary; Mrs. Helen Wallace, Treasurer. Mrs. Wallace reported on the recent Offic- ers Tea. The proceeds placed in the general fund. Correspondence included a thank you note from Mrs. Vic Winters. an invitation to attend the Annual Christmas party at the IOOF Home in Barrie, Ontario. Members may donate gifts for this event and they may be handed in to Mrs. Mavis Slater on or before the next meeting. Any members wishing to subscribe to the "Tabloid" - the official Lodge paper, give their names to the Secretary. Mrs. Hamilton D.D.P. presided for Install- ation of. Officers assisted by Mrs. Wallace as Dep. Marshall, Mrs. B. Macadam as Dep. Treas- urer and Mrs. J. McCanna as Dep. Chaplain. Officers installed were: Mrs. Slater, Trea- ' surer; Mrs. Alice Sparkes L.S.V.G; Mrs. Chris Morris O.G. A Christmas Item Penny Auction will be held following the next meeting. ittee - Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Ww. Clemens, Mrs. A. Etches and Mrs. Lilian Christie. Mrs. Sla- ter is in charge of the penny auction. The Christmas party will be held following the meeting on December 10th. Exchange of gifts and a program is to be arranged. BELL CANADA PAY PHONES Space-age Technology has caught up with Bell Canada pay phones. The phones will make their appearance starting November 17th when Bell replaces its more than 500 public phones in Northwestern Ontario. It is expected that by December 15, 1975 most of the phones will be the Centurion type. - The new sets from a customer's point of view are larger, and have a single coin slot instead of three on existing phones. This significant design change is the first in over a quarter cenury for pay phones. Following the trend to electronic switching Lunch Comm- callers' ear in these new phones. Named the Centurion because of its rugged 3 construction and design qualities, the set | has interchangeable components making it eas- ier and more economical to service than the | bresent phone used by Bell. In addition to installation of. the new pho-. nes, wiring modifications are being made in switching centres in order to provide a new service at all outdoor phones. The added ser- vice will enable callers to reach the Opera~- tor, Directory Assistance and Repair Service without depositing a coin. At the same time, there will be a change of 3 rate to 20 cents for local calls from many of the public pay phones. The increase is the first since 1952, and will not apply to pub- lic telephones located in railway stations, bus terminals, nursing homes, rooming houses, churches or at sidewalks. An instructional card at each phone will clearly indicate whe- ther the cost is 10 or 20 cents, and if emer- gency calling without a coin is available. Bell's public telephone replacement and service improvement started in Toronto in 1974. With the installation in Northwestern Ontario the $14 million Program will be com- pleted. The following Press Release was phoned in to the Terrace Bay News Office from Jack Stokes office in Toronto: : Jack Stokes M.P.P. for the Lake Nipigon Riding has been advised that the following students of the Lake Superior High School have received an Ontario Scholarship Award for 1975. They are: Mary M. Bourke of Schreiber, Holly McKay of Schreiber and Kevin M. Scott of Schreiber. In order to win the Award which at the pre- sent consists of $100.00 and a plaque these Grade 13 students had to achieve at least 80% in 6 credits. Mr. Stokes congratulates these students on. "their acheivements and extends his best wish- es to them in their future endeavors. | ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT | Mi. and Mis. Len Pineault of Terrace Bay | Wish to announce the engagement of their i daughter Janine to Mr. Clarence Yates, son ' of Mi. and Mus. Jack Yates of Terrace Bay.