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TERRACE BAY NEWS Vol . 15. No. 23 June 7, 1972 15¢ Per Copy PRESENTATI ONS HI GHLI GHT OF BANQUET The Terrace Bay Minor Hockey Association held their annual banquet on May 27th, in t he Moose Hall. It was an overwhelming success , with approximat el y 235 attending. The banquet was prepared and served by the mothers of the players, assisted by teenage girls , and convened by Mrs . Mary Dashkewyt ch. Grace was said by Reverend Peter McKague . Gerry Dupas, Recreation Director, was Master of Ceremonies. He introduced the head table guests, and called upon President , Maurice Dozois for a brief address. After an excellent dinner, the pres- entat ion of awards took place. The Atoms = House League Champs = won the Cebrario Trophy, accepted by Butch Bouchard from Al Allen. Individual trophies were given to the players by Bill McKie and Ray Stachiw. The Costa trophy for the Most Valuable Player went to George Hermes. Bob Adamo presented the Most | mproved Player trophy for the Atoms to Guy Kodilla. Pee Wee House League Champs were given indi- vidual trophies from the North Shore Transit Ltd., Mr. and Mrs. W. Scheuchenpflug making the presentation. Ron Sitko accepted the large trophy. The Sinotte trophy for MVP in the Pee Wees was presented by R. Sinotte to Ted Kostiuk. The Island View Service trophy for MI P was given to Peter Dashkewytch by Curt Desrosiers. Rick Sitko accepted crests and coloured photos for his team from Wayne Daley and Councillor Bray. continued page 3 ...... BELL CANADA RAISES RATES The Canadian Transport Commission has approved new Bell Canada tariffs that will raise rates for many types of service the Company offers, effective on June 2nd. The new rates, which will take effect in Ontario, Quebec, parts of Labrador and the Northwest Territories, will reflect the 47.2 million increase the Commission granted Bell in its May 19 rate case decision. The Company had sought $78.1 million. Among the changes in the tariffs are: = an overall five percent increase in basic monthly rates for business and residential telephones, and for business, residential and hotel extensions. This increase ranges between 20 cents and 30 cents and month for individual residence lines; between 35 cents and 85 cents a month for individual business lines, and five cents on residential extensions. The percentage increase in basic monthly rate will vary insome communities because of a restructuring of rate groups that will eliminate anomalies, and allow Bell flexibility in extending the toll-free calling areas for those communities that request it. An increase of six per cent on auxiliary services such as princess and contempra telephones, speaker- phones, touch-tone bials and switchboards. Contem- pra telephones and residential touch-tone charges will rise from $1.85 to $1.95 a month, and business touch-tone from $2.65 to $2.80 a month. Princess phones will go up a nickel to 95 cents a month. The monthly charge for an unlisted telephone num- ber will go up from 50 cents to $1.00. continued page 2 ........