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MAY 5, 1976 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 19 HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND: Cont'd In Memoriam - $218.00, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, pledge on donations - $1,200.00, Local group - Bottle Drive = $70.00, Mr. R. Macadam, D. Neylon and A. Furyk. Cash in Fund to date (Friday, April 30th) $131,406.81. Tuesday, May 12th has been proclaimed Hosp- ital Day. Please see our display in the win- dow of the Credit Union, Terrace Bay. PRESS RELEASE BY CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD, W. WEEKS: RE: BUDGET The 1976 Budget for the Lake Superior Board of Education represents an overall 12.7% increase over last years fiscal spending from 3.67 million to 4.14 million. The net result of this increase to the av- erage school residential tax payer is a 13.6% increase in taxes which on an assessment of $15,000.00 means the education portion of his tax bill would rise from approximately $331.00 to $376.00 in 1976. This increase in the re- sidential mill rate of 3 mills. The province has reduced its proportional share of total educations costs for 1976 by approximately 4% from 1975 to a 1976 share of approximately 54.8% of total spending. To ease the additional burden of cost in- creases that this places on the tax payer, the 1976 provisions for capital and working funds were cut to half of the 1975 amounts and capital spending was reduced. No programs have been cut and no reduction in teaching . staff was necessary. ROSS AGUASABON GOLF CLUB NEWS Just a short note to remind all golfers that the Golf course is now in operation. Membership rates for the 1976 season are as follows: Men - $55.00, Women - $40.00, Junior - $25.00, Youth - $10.00, Senior Citizens - $20.00. Memberships are available at Costa's, Terrace Bay and Cebrario's Hardware Store, Schreiber. RATTRAY : The funeral of the late Mrs. Lillian Pearl Rattray, whose death occurred on April 24 in a car accident, was conducted on April 28, in St. Andrew's United Church in Schreiber by the Rev. Brian Bigelow. He was assisted by the Rev. D. Laakso of Terrace Bay. Mrs. Alex Gordon sang "How Great Thou Art" accompanied by Mrs. Justin Martin. The pallbearers were Bruce Greenwood, Bill MacLeod, Rod McLeod (grandson), Clayton Gor- don, Robert Weaver and Bill Miller (nephew). Interment was in Schreiber cemetery. Mrs. Rattray, who was 76 years old, was predeceased by her husband, William, in 1968 and a brother, Vernon in 1966. : Her immediate survivors are three daughters - Helen (Mrs. Ross Greenwood) of Toronto, Mar- nie (Mrs. Earl Cameron) of Sault Ste. Maris Continued page 20. INDUSTRIAL SALES PERSON Aggressive, mature person fo manage branch office in Terrace Bay. Mechanical and el- ectrical experiance an asset. Full time. Salary negotiable. Send all applications plus resume to: Box 579, Terrace bay, Ontario, POT 2WO. ANNUAL MOTHERS DAY PENNY AUCTION SPONSORED BY ROSSPORT UNITED CHURCH Sunday, May 9th 8:15 P.M. ROSSPORT HALL TICKETS: 25¢ per card LUNCH: 35¢ SCHREIBER PARKS & RECREATION COMMITTEE invites applications for the following: invites applications. for the following: SECRETARY - from May 17 to Aug. 3lI Approximately 60 hours a month at $3.00/hour. PERSON (M/F) courts. To look after tennis Deadline for appiications is May 12, 1976. ' Send applications to: Schreiber Parks & Recreation Commi Hiss Box 98, Schreiber, Ontario.