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FAGE 12 TERRACE (BAY. LEWES JULY, 16,4 1.975 SCHREIBER TOWN. OFLC host of relatives and friends from Schreiber, er ; eri others attending included Dr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs... Vi Bottomley, 'with her chiildren'lonna, Brenda ard Lesley, ilcft on Tuesday for a now home in Winrtipeg. lieighbours on Railway St. ang@.other friends in town met in Mrs. Philip Meister's home to hold a farewell party and present her with a four slice toaster, which Mrs. Bottomley delightedly accepted, saying she had long-wanted one. Mrs. Fottomley, who came to Schreiber long years ago, was one of the telephone operators when calls were hand- led locally. Rev. Rex Dye and Mrs. Frankfort, Dye are flying to Germany this week to visit their son Sgt. Michael Dye and his wife who are at the U.S. Air Forcc "Base in. Worthyn. Wisiting Mr. and Mrs. 'rank Mula are Mrs. Colston Davenport, with children Kim and Tracy and Mr. and. Mrs. Mimo. Comade, all. of Toronto. Spencer Wilson of Sioux Lockout is visiting and Mrs. Bruce Simon - his sister Marion. Also with the Simons are Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mellow, of Leami:.gton, who prefer using the Simon's camp at Walker Lake for their holiday. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ryan were Paul Ryan (nephew) and Miss Linda Bowes, of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wilson and Mrs. Ddward Smith of Thunder Bay. The ladies sisters of Mrs. Ryan. Bol Rvan, the Martin's son, who is studying atthe CoastiGuard college, .ir-Syndey, N.S. is now with the Coast .Guard. at .krecotte, Ont. Mr. for the summer, after which he will return to Sydney. So far as is known, Bok is the only one from the district to take this course. Mary Jo Ryan has returned from a round of visiting relations in Kingston, Niagara Falls, St. Catharines and other points in the east. Mrs. Nellie Gerow is visiting her daughter Mrs. Etta Gray' in Thunder Bay. Ir. and Mrs. Alfredo Spadoni of Kitchener visited their many relatives here this week and old friends. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Winters were given a surprise party in:their. camp at Terrace Bay beach, to mark Milton's retirement, as an en- gineer from C.P. Rail. ; In addition to many Personal gifts, Mr. Winters was presented with an casy chair by Pat Guina, on behalf of family, relations and friends. It was only natural, that the evening was spent in reminiscing - of railway incidents, childhood escapades, and an informal exchange of Whopper Fish stories - with each season, at the beach, the scene of the many fish derkys.. The party was arranged by Mrs. Art Farent and Mrs. John Jarosz and in addition to the welkbourne, Mr. and Mrs. Max Shapiro, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Levesque, Mr. and Mrs. Don Winters and family, Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Pykari and Harry Ward of Thunder Bay; nt Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lalonde and Mr. and Mrs. Fred McMillan of Terrace Bay. HIGHLIGHTS OF SCHREIBER COUNCIL MEETING: Mill rates for 1975: General Sec. School Pub. 'School Sep.: School Residential . : y 75.178 19.35% 18.514 12.645 Commercial 89.153 21.307 I4.050 89.153 A meeting will be sought, with the Lake Superior Board of Education (the Municipal- Board liason committee) to discuss the Board's policy of selling housing to teachers at rates reduced from the appraised value by 30%. Council is opposed to the proposed increase by Ontario Hydro municipal users of 30% for 1976, 25%. for 1977 and 20% for 1978 and will urge local customers to register their concern with the Ontario Hydro, Minister of Energy and local Hydro. The clerk was instructed to process applic- ations to the Ontario Municipal Board concern- ing installation of a water line and sewage on Peary and Langworthy Streets, and to secure signatures of lot owners willing to accept the foot frontage and connection charges of sewers. It was reported Mrs. Helen Bulna has refus- ed an offer of $25,000 from the town for lots on Peary and Langworthy Streets. The application of Girolamo Figliomeni and Sons to establish a trailer court on Newman St. was tabled until further information is received from this company regarding the pro- ject. } Information received included: Ministry of Natural Resources, re their drawing up an agreement whereby Schreiber will be paid the $85,000 promised by the Ministry; the Provin- cial Liason Committee re the re-locating of the crossing on Main St. - the matter has been referred to the Ministry of Transporta- tion and Communications; The Ministry of the Environment concerning the age of the chlorine plant installed by the CPR for town water line, suggesting the town at once secure parts for the plant. ' ONLY YOU CAN BE A REGULAR GIVE THE GIFT BLOOD wf OF LIFE! DONGCR