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* FEBRUARY 21, 1979 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 7 SCHREIBER/TERRACE BAY CHILDREN'S WORKING GROUP The Schreiber/ Terrace' Bay Children's Working Group has com= pleted their proposal for a Generalist Worker in the local. area. This proposal has been forwarded to the Thunder Bay Children's Services Working Group, where, with other community proposals, it will be developed into a district network proposal. A meet- ing of the Tocal Working Group will be held to discuss and re- view the district proposal when it is completed. Copies of the local proposal will be placed in the public libraries in Schreiber and Terrace Bay for anyone interested in reading it. Comments and reactions will be welcomed on feedback pages available in the libraries. LEGION BOWLING = Team Standings = Corvettes 78; Bombadiers 75; Irish Regiment 73; Spitfires 62. Games over 200: C. Matson 200 217; J. Fisher 229; A. Daley 205; E. McLeod 200. Men's High Average - H. Cooke 212 Ladies High Average = D. Coupal 199 ATOM HOCKEY NEWS This past weekend the Terrace Bay 'Atoms travelled to Mani touwadge for an exhibition game with the Manitouwadge Atoms. Terrace Bay returned home as victors with a 4 = 1 score. Emmett Houston led the Terrace Bay team with 2 goals. Singles were scored by Heath Walton and Kenton Klassen. Mani touwadge will return here for a game on Sunday after- noon February 25. The Atoms are busy preparing for the North-Shore Tourna- ment to be held in Manitouwadge, March 10 and 11. In April Terrace Bay Atoms will be in Thunder Bay for the ETk's Tournament, April 6 - 8. NOTICE TERRACE BAY HYDRO CUSTOMERS Due to higher cost of providing service, Terrace Bay Hydro finds it necessary to in- crease retall rates an average of 6% effec- hive on bills issued on and after April 1st, 79. As a result of better than expected op- erations of Ontario Hydro in 1978,. this u- tility will be receiving a discount on bulk power purchased from Ontario Hydro in 1979. The exact amount of this discount will not be known until early 1979, but it is cur- rently estimated that it will reduce our pore revenue requirement by approximately 5.6%. Therefore your bills during 1979 based on metered consumption will reflect this discount. The net effect will be an over- = Increase in your bill of approximately 4%. : This increase in rates has been applied for and Is subject to approval of Ontario Hydro. 2 W. Hanley Secretary - Treasurer Terrace Bay Hydro Department MOOSE BING9 The Loyal Order of Moose will sponsor a bingo on Thursday, February 22nd at 7:30 P.M. at the Moose Hall, Terrace Bay. WANTED ALL BRIDGE PLAYERS BY THE NORTH SHORE BRIDGE CLUB EVERY THURSDAY EVENING AT 7:30 P.M. AT HOLY ANGELS SCHOOL IN SCHREIBER. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: ; K. HECKLEY 825-9055 Cathy's Handicraft Shop ® SNOW SHOES @ LAWN CHAIRS L PADDLES 0 BEADING CRAFT ® LEATHER CRAFT ® GROCIERIES ® SOFT ICE CREAM @ SOFT DRINKS SPECIAL ORDERS TAKEN FOR ALL GOODS ON REQUEST : :