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PAGE 8 TERRACE BAY NEWS NOVEMBER 14, 1968 Arriving This Week . 1 (one) NORDIC 24 h.p. 18" track oe vn a ees issons | ft eee ales& SKF MoD | ervice Phone 310 or 499 Schreiber, Ont. In the last several months rates have been increased to two other types of customers served directly by Ontario Hydro - retail customers in rural areas and industrial consumers. "The Commission is naturally concerned at the rise in costs, " Mr.Gathercole said, "and is doing every= thing it can to achieve economies and improve pro- _ ductivity; but present trends are of dimensions that' they cannot be absorbed by such processes . "Despite a relentless effort to cope with advancing | - prices for equipment, supplies and property and sal- | aries and wages, costs have moved irresistibly upward. Higher interest rates on borrowed capital, nearly double those of a dozen years ago, have been another inflationary factor. "Hydro has maintained a remarkable price stability over the last 15 years, largely by adoption of a var- iety of cost-saving procedures including the employ- ment of the most advanced scientific and technologi- cal techniques. " No increase in Hydro rates is expected in the im- mediate future according to Terrace Bay Township Clerk W. Hanley. TERRACE BAY HIGH SCHOOL HOUSE LEAGUE VOLLEYBALL GAMES The Gymn has been the place of activity during the past week as house leagues battled in exciting games of volleyball ..* Each day after school the teams competed against each other for points to add to their standings. After all games were played, the two top houses"played off. Teams 3 and 4 in girls division had close games with team 3 being the vic- tors... Also was the case as the boys teams 3 and 4 batiled each other with team 3 coming out on top. Team 2 challenged any other team to a game with 20 points at stake. This challenge was taken up by team one and three very close games were played with one walking away with an additional 20 points. Volleyball East-West Playoffs This Saturday, November 16th, beginning at 12 noon, Terrace Bay High School plays host to the East- West Volleyball Championship. The eastern division winners, Wawa girls and Chapleau boys travel to Terrace Bay to play the Terrace Bay teams, both girls and boys, who, only-two weeks ago brought honour and pride to our school by capturing the western division trophies. A small admission will be charged of 25¢ for adults and 10¢ for children. Coffee, pop and chips will be sold. Come out and cheer our teams on to victory and take part in action packed games. Our teams cannot win without your support. See you there. Lynn Simmer Terrace Bay High School rial aa Tas "9 INOTE FROM EDITOR: We've no objection to competition - in fact we welcome it. BUT - we do object to competition that steals the work our employees do and use it as their own - without even asking permission. One might be paying for second-hand information! seeraeaechesietidiiebiiaihiapinetiinslapine cats R ii Re the Dakin-Koenig wedding published in last week's edition of the News, Maid of Honor was Karen McLeod, whose name was inadvertently omit- ted. palicaven Osean re Ae Oe, a Bee malt SCRE Sh a RAEN OSE L Henceforth, the NEWS will be mailed Thursdays