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NOVEMBER 6, I974 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 5 5 YEARS AGO - NOVEMBER 6, 1969: Seven Hour Black Out in Terrace Bay - Due to someone tak- ing pot shots at Hydro insulations Terrace Bay suffered a seven hour back out on Saturday. Terrace Bay Private Hospital was not affected as an emer- gency system is available at all times. Schreiber fared bett- er than Terrace Bay-es the failure only affected a circuit breeker and closures system supplying their power. On Saturday afternoon, October 25th, a good turnout of interested citizens witnessed a display of the newly acquir- ed Fire Truck put on by the members of the local Volunteer Fire Department. Prior to the actual display, Councillor Deve Desrosiers presented the keys to the two new trucks to.Fire Chief Vie Thorpe. George Delong, retired Volunteer fireman, was a special guest of the Fire Department. I YEAR AGO - NOVEMBER 7, 1973: Stork Club - Born to Mr. and Mrs. Y. Robert of Schreiber a boy on October 3Ist., I973. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Singleton of Terrace Bay, a boy on November 2nd., I973. Born to Mr. and Mrs, Justin Martin of Schreiber, twins, a boy and girl on November 3rd., 1973. Effective November Ist., a minimum wage of $2.00 an hour for employees in general industry became effective through- out Ontario. Present rate of $I.80 became effective Febru- ary I, 1973. First event winners of the Schreiber Curling Club's %Get Acquainted! Bonspiel were: Wayne Stewart's rink of Mavis Sla- ter, Shane Riley and Gail Burns. Second place winners were Burton Phillips! rink of John Whetter, Eva Gordon and G. Chicoine. Second event winners were Bob Turner with Phil Lee Pat Cook and Cathy Cocks. LAKE SUPERIOR HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER INTERVIEWS will be held from 7:00 P.M. --- 9:00 P.M. on Tuesday, November 12th, 1974 Terrace Bay Campus HERERHAXRXKRAXXXKKXXXX Wednesday, November 13th, 1974 Schreiber Campus Students will receive their interim report card on Friday, November 8th. |f further information is required please contact the principal at 824-2555 or 825-3271. LADIES AFTERNOON BOWLING LEACJE On Wednesday, October 30th, the ladies got off to a roaring start. Many of the old timers are back and a few new comers to whom we say Welcome and hope you enjoy yourselves in the coming season. These new bowlers are Joan Nugent, Maureen Dickson, Peggy Helmink, Rita Allen. : We have only just started but the "Hippies" are in Ist place with 6 points, Pederson in 2nd place with 5 points, the "Krazy Kats" hold 3rd with 4 points and Knight in 4th pla- ce with 3 points. Joan Greenwood has high game - 258; Dora Garvin holds high triple = 655. Games over 200 this week - M. Aylward 206; E. Boutilier 246; J. Greenwood 258, 2I3; D. Garvin 233, 249; A. Daley 229; A. McKie 226; M. Reid 204; A. Trodd 229. The lowest game rolled was "80". I won't. mention any names but to that particular bow- ler "You can't go anywhere but up from hereon in." DUNNING: Mr. A.M. Dunning died at a Thunder Bay Hospital on Wednesday, October 30th, I974. A.M. Dunning, of Schreiber, beloved hus- band of Evelyn Dunning. Rested at the K. McNally Funeral Home. Funeral services were held in the Funeral Home on Saturday, November 2nd. Interment was in the Schreiber Cemetery. Penny Caccamo of Schreiber was the winner of the Hospital Auxiliary afghan raffled at the Firemen's Ball. Thanks to all who helped sell tickets. CHARITY BINGO THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28th at MOOSE HALL 8 P.M. Sponsored by the Catholic Women's League of Terrace Bay. ALL PROCEEDS GO TO THE HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND. Come out and HELP BUILD YOUR NEW HOSPITAL All money prizes - no minors please.