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Page 10, News, Tuesday, June 26, 1990 Summer is time for fun - a time to run, jump, swim, play - and read. Join our "Backpack your paperback!" summer read- ing club at the Terrace Bay Library. We meet once a week beginning, Thursday, July 12th at 1:00 p.m. in the library. There will be a weekly selec- tion of books, attendance prize draws and games. On completion of the program you will receive a reading certifi- cate and enjoy the festivities of a graduation party. Children 8 -13 years of age may register in person or by call- ing 825-3819. An Anniversary Thank You We would like to express our thanks and appreciation to every- one who took part in celebrating our 25th. Wedding Anniversary - It was a memorable evening thanks to aff our family and friends. A special thank you to our children; Shane and Alana, who have been a most special part of our 25 years, and to Debbie and Knut along with their crew of our family and good friends who made it aff possible. We need not men- tion names for each special effort thade towards the success of the evening. To aff who took part in the presentations, for the gifts and to those who donated towards the fovely meal, please accept our many thanks. Again, you have aff proven - of what © value is a celebration without those who mean the most to you being part of it. Senior Bowling News The Senior Citizens Golden Age Bowlers held a bowling wind-up at Birchwood Terrace - a delicious turkey dinner was enjoyed by all. Following the dinner, Pam Jones- Statastician for the league presented the trophies and prizes. Ladies High Single- !st- Rena Ross- 287; 2nd- Kay Furyk- 275; 3rd- Addie Daley- 259. Ladies High Triple- 1st- Rena Ross- 715; 2nd- Kay Furyk- 702; 3rd- Bart Kusik- 612. Men's High Single- Ist-tie between Michael Chepelsky & Joe Tees- 298; 2nd- Borden Ross- 284; 3rd- Jerry Fischer- 268. Be Part of the "WINNER'S CIRCLE"! th AA The War Amputations of Canada Taxation 44.2. Miscellaneous 3.7 General Government 19.8 Water Works 13.2 TOWNSHIP OF SCHREIBER 1990 BUDGET INFORMATION SOURCES OF REVENUE Government Grants 31.5 Transfers from Reserves 7.7 Water Works 10.6 Licences, Fines & Permits .4 Rentals & Concessions 2.0 EXPENDITURES Roads 10.4 c ee : snerety. 1. Police .9 Education 18.9 . Recreation 18.0 Environmental Services .9 The 1990 Municipal mill rate is 207.500 up 9.704 mills from 1989 which is a 4.907% mill rate increase. This amounts to an increase of $31.30 on a house with a market value of $58,000. The 1990 School mill rates for the Elementary & Secondary panels is 165.579 mills, up°23.073 mills from 1989. The Public and Separate mill rates differ only marginally. The mill rate increase is 16.191%, an increase of $74.41, on a house valued at $58,000. The General Municipal rate increase, reflects the current inflationary trend, even though the Provincial General Support Grants remain fixed at their 1989 level. The dollar values of various sources of revenue, and expenditures are listed below. TOWNSHIP OF SCHRIEBER 1990 BUDGET SOURCES OF REVENUE: EXPENDITURES: PoMAQuON [eee Aes 1,233,639 General Government............. 553,473 Government Grants.................88 878,668 Education .13.->. 3 ibe 528,042 Transfers from Reserves........... 215,000 Baecredtion iiss... nnes...... 501,961 ' Public Works (Water Works).....295,300 PUBIC WORKS adeiasevereic] 00.350 367,359 Miscellane@ouS............ccccccccccseeee 104,650 PAQGGS 2. th A PAGES tie bes cecnce 289,280 Rentals & Concessions............... 54,900 Social Services.................00 248,600 Licences, Fines & Permits............. 9,900 Fil@S5..£%. sede ael.ibé..tenmen 184,351 Modieak ra iasnuiacted<. 2... 46,698 Environmental Services on SEB 26,200 POliCO@seccccecreescersTt8ES de ve aeut cline 25,453 Gemetery....:.3: ae 20,640 Men's High Triple- 1st- Joe © Tees- 722; 2nd- Jerry Fischer- 711; 3rd- Michael Chepelsky- 690. Ladies High Average- Rena Ross- 201. Men's High Average- Joe Tees- 207. Birchwood Terrace Men's High Single- 1st- Phil Arsenault- 216; 2nd- Werner Ziegler- 202. Birchwood Men's High Triple- 1st- August Rentz- 584; 2nd- Werner Ziegler- 475 Birchwood Ladies High Single- 1st- Anne Rybak- 18. Ladies High Triple- Anne Rybak- 488. The most improved bowler was Elda Baldi of Terrace Bay. Some of our bowlers travelled to Thunder Bay to compete in the Ontario Senior Games recently. Rena Ross of Schreiber was on the 2nd Place Team who won sil- ver and Yvonne Mallais of Terrace Bay was on the 3rd Place Team who won Bronze. Yvonne Mallais participated in the Ontario Senior Games in 'Thunder Bay and came home with the Bronze third place. Photo by Angie Saunders. Congratulations Albert Albert James Gauthier, son of John Paul & Doris Gauthier graduated with a Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) from Lakehead University, on May 26, 1990. Albert has accepted a position on the engi- neering staff of Spruce Falls Power & Paper, Kapuskasing. Best wishes from his family. WODDER'S JEWELERS .) CANADA DAY SALE 25% OFF ALL RINGS, CHAINS, CHARMS AND EARRINGS 40% OFF ALL COSTUME JEWELLERY 50% OFF SELECTED WATCHES Citizen, Orleans and Emerald a Ni : ALL SALES FINAL NO LAYAWAYS NO GIFT WRAPPING ON SALE ITEMS 7 Wednesday June 27 - Saturday June 30 % 8 SIMCOE PLAZA 825-3592 MasterCard