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PAGE I6 TERRACE BAY NEWS FEBRUARY 26, 1975 $ WOMEN'S INSTITUTE FEBRUARY MEETING Mrs. Norma Fummerton presided for the Feb- ruary meeting of the Schreiber Women's Instit- ute, welcoming Mrs. Edyth Cosgrove, president of the local Kinettes and Mrs. Pat Moore, vice president, and Mrs. Inez McCuaig as guests. The roll call was answered with gifts for the new year baby. Motto for the meeting was "The bird with the largest bill is not the pelican but the stork." Correspondence read by Mrs. Winnie Clemens included a letter from the new president of the F.E.I.O0., Mrs. Herb Maluske with informa- tion that fees this year have been raised to $I.50, due in April; information regarding the 27 officers' conference to be held April 29, with the University of Guelph being considered The monthly Consumer Contact Bulletin dealt with winter driving - dangers of spinning tir- es, carbon monoxide, exchanges and refunds of goods and condensation in homes. Mrs. Christine Morris, giving the financial report, stated Mrs. Venita McKenna had won the recent $25.00 draw. : Mrs. Winnie Campbell reported sending cards for various occasions to residents in Birch- wood Home, Terrace Bay. Members were asked to wear a 'bit of green' and tell an Irish story at the March meeting. Mrs. Clemens gave an excellent paper on Citizenship Canada. : At the end of the meeting Aurel Gauthier, clerk-treasurer of Schreiber, presented the Silver cup, engraved from the town council, to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Meister for their daughter Sheralea - Schreiber's New Year baby. LADIES EVENING BOWLING LEAGUE Standings as of February 20th: Ist Place Strikers 149 Points 2nd Place Bad Girls 148 Points 3rd Place Mayfair II8 Points 4th Place Skinny Minnies II7% Points 5th Place Hot Dogs I05 Points 6th Place Outcasts 82% Points Games over 200: M. Santerre 236, L. Malashew- ski 216, I. FPournier 221I:;:P. Regis 201; S. Sadowick 28I, 2I9; T. Greenwood 200; D. Garvin 236; .M. Reides232, 235,212; R. Halonen 202; J. Cameron 229; J. Hall 221; E. Boutilier 247 2471. And as for Lynn - we finally got her think- ing straight in spite of the lights. FOR RENT =~ I bedroom for gentleman. Contact: Mike Jaremy - Phone 825-3668. Another of the pictures brought in last week - this one reads on the back - "clancy's Team 46 and 47'. LAP'S -.c. ALL WORK GUARANTEED 145 WINNIPEG ST., SCHREIBER, ONT. 824-2639 % 4 Talk with our IDB Advisory Services Officer. He's here to help small businesses help themselves. If you're wondering whether there's a federal government program that can assist your business, contact our Advisory Services Officer and he will tell you what federal programs may suit your needs and put you in touch with the appropriate offices. . Call Richard Diem in Thunder Bay at (807) 623-2745 or write to him at Industrial Development Bank 106 Centennial Square, Thunder Bay, Ont. P7E 1H3 a el Fran