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January 8, 1959 DISTRICT COURT NEWS Schreiber Magistrate!s Court held at 11,00 A.M. on December 30th, 1958. Magis- rate T,A, Connor presiding. Gordon Ruterin, Court Clerk, A Schreiber youth was fined $75.00 and costs when convig¢ed on a second offense of obtaining ligusr while still.a minor. An additional. fine, $16.00 and costs was devied against the same youth on a drunk charge. Prov.Constable K, Scott was the investigating officer. Raymond Bibeau of no fixed address was charged with breaking and entering the Hudson's Bay Company store at Mani touwadge on December 27th. The accused pleaded guilty and, after hearing the evidence of Prov, Constable B.J. Hearding of the Man- itouwadge Detachment, was sentenced to _ three months in Port Arthur District Jail. Marathon Magistrate's Court, held at 2,00 P.M. December 30th, 1958, Russell Miller of Reise posted bail amounting to $25.00 and costs on a charge of having liquor in a place other than - his residence. Prov.Constable F.J.John- son, Regan Detachment investigated. Albernie Jionet, no fixed abode was sentenced to fifteen days in Port Arthur District Jail when convicted on a charge of being intoxicated in a public place. - Constable S. Hautanen was the investigating officer, = A number of other cases were remanded to January 13th and January 27th, ATTENTION FICURE SKATERS 143i r, P, Tatton has drawn up plans for the coming Carnival to be held on February Z8th and requests that each child be in . attendance Thursday and Saturday as well as Mondays, It has been noted during the holidays sats be at these sessions has been fery poor. In the few short weeks left between now and the Carnival would the mothers please remind the children of practise sessions held each week, Thursday 4-5,30 P.M. and Saturday morning 8.30 to 11.30 A.M. In that way only can we have a successful Carnival. Dues for second half of the figure skating sessions will be accepted by Mrs. Duncan who is in attendance at the Arena. These dues are payable by January 19th, CURLING NEWS * OLSEN RINK TO REPRESENT TERRACE BAY Ole Olsen, Jim MacDonald, Len Crockford and Howard Solly will represe snt Terrace Bay in the zone playoffs in Red Rock on January 3lst-Feb.1lst. In a best of five series, the Olsen rink won three straight against Paul Boudreat, Rune Ostling, Hec McLeod and Barry King. The final game on Saturday night was a nip and tuck affair. Olsen was three up coming home but Bou- dreau liad four afeely guarded counters in the house when Olsen came up to throw'His last rock. A beautifel two foot raise cut Boudreau out of three and put the game on ice for Olsen, TERRACE BAY NEWS Page 7 Olsen will be phying against rinks from Man- itouwadge, Marathon, Schreiber, Nipigon and Red Rock in the sone playoffs, the winner of which goes to the Lakehead to curl against zone winners from all parts of Northwestern The rink that cores Gut on top here Ore tamsia Ee Chek ast 5 _fights it out with the Northern Ontario winner for thé right to represent Northern Ontario in the MacDonald Brier, The Terrace Bay Curling Club and, indeed, all the people of Terrace Bay wish Ole and his boys every success in their campaign, NEW YEARS EVE BALL VERY SUCCESSFUL ~~ About 350 people gathered in the Auditorium on the occasion of the Curling Club's 12th Annual New Years Eve Ball. From all reports a good time was had by all. The Curling Club is grateful to those who helped to make the even- ing the success that it was, MIXED CURLING - Saturday Night - January 10th EXECUTIVE MEETING - Saturday afternoon - 1 P.M, Soe in the locker room DUES - All Club Dues MUST BE PAID BY JAN.25th They. may be paid to Charlie Koski or to Des Evans--Smith at the Imperial Bank, LADIES CURLING = Cont'd from Page 6 lot of curling left for those who are undecided about joining. Invitations have gone out to Schreiber and Marathon for a few social games, This will give our members a chance to meet our neighbors and, we hope, add more fun to the game, NOTICE COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY 5TH, 1959, FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY, THE ANNUAL WINTER SUIT SALE BY DRESSWELL WILL CONTINUE, THE DISCOUNTS THIS YEAR WILL BE LARGER THAN EVER~-ONE OF OUR TAILORING FIRMS WILL GIVE AN EXTRA PAIR OF PANTS F R E E WITH EACH SUIT SOLD. ANOTHER FIRM IS ALLOWING A DISCOUNT OF AT LEAST 16%. THEIR SALE PRICES ARE $49.50 FOR A ONE PANT SUIT AND $65.00 FOR A TWO PANT SUIT. THE SAVING ON SOME MATERIALS ARE OVER $27.00. AS IN THE PAST YEARS EVERY GARMENT SOLD IS TAILORED TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL MEASUREMENTS IN THE STYLE OF YOUR CHOICE, ALL MATERIALS ON SALE ARE FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK. WE AGAIN GUARANTEE THE FIT. BECAUSE oF THE ABNORMALLY LARGE REDUCTIONS IN PRICE (not quality) WE WILL REQUIRE AT LEAST A $10.00 DEPOSIT AND MUST LIMIT THE CREDIT ON EACH SALE, HOWEVER, YOU MAY ORDER NOW AT THESE SALE PRICES AND TAKE DELIVERY IN THE SPRING, PLEASE NOTE - Cloth samples may be seen in our stores in Schreiber and Terrace Bay or, if more conven- -ient, phone Schreiber 155 or Terrace Bay TA-S 3711 and we will be pleased to show you the samples in the convenience of yeur own Where better clothes cost less