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PAGE 4 Donald BE N® FIRE, AUTO, LIABILITY INSURANCE. - NOTARY PUBLIC. In 1968 there was I58 million dollars damage by FIRE in ae PHONE: 824-2666 SCHREIBER, ONTARIO A.A. To Hold Conference - cont'd from page 2 .... and continues Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. The banquet on Saturday evening and brunch on Sunday morning will be held at the Moose Hall in Terrace Bay . Guest speakers from Winnipeg, Oakville and Thunder Bay will head-line a full program that should prove both interesting and informative. Alcoholism is a social, family, and industrial problem that can be corrected and the fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous has played a most signif- icant role in the rehabilitation of alcoholics . The public and all interested persons are invited to attend any part of the program. Further informa- tion can be obtained from any local member of the clergy. BASKETBALL SEASON COMES TO AN END MOTE es ee dS ia ee The N.S.S.S.A.A. Girls Basketball finals were played in Terrace Bay during the weekend. Terrace Bay High School hosted these games with teams from Dryden, Selkirk High School, Thunder Bay, Schreiber and Terrace Bay. Friday evening Jerrace Bay took on the Dryden team but they tailed be- hind throughout the game accepting defeat with a score of 36-23 for Dryden. The second game of the evening was a challenge between Schreiber and Selkirk. It was a close match Selkirk winning by a mere basket, 54-52. Saturday brought the teams out ready for more action. The results of these games were: Dryden over Selkirk - 49-30; Selkirk over Terrace Bay - TERRACE BAY NEWS . FOR SPEEDY, EXPERT SERVICE 'REMBER VAN | & STORAGE Ya AGENTS .), FOR ~ UNITED VAN LINES FOR FREE ESTIMATES MARCH 19, 1970 Y Cleaners EP Tailors and i) Launderers Phone 825-3335 | (Gane IS Terrace Bay, Ont, winners of the N.S.S.S.A.A. finals. Even though Terrace Bay girls stood defeated at the end Terrace Bay High School gives a hearty congratulations to them and their coach, Mrs. Bulawka for all of their efforts and hard work. C. Melnyk. SCHREIBER DISTRICT COURT NEWS Results of District Court held in Schreiber last week with Judge T. Connors presiding are as follow Kevin Cocks, - wilful damage, $75 and costs; Robe Murphy, having liquor, $12.50; Ferruccio Agostino fail to stop, $22.50; Roger Spencer, obstruct peace Officer, $200 and costs; Claude G. Martin, obstruct Peace Officer - $20 and costs; Alexander Gauthier, disturbance, $50. and costs; Frank Figliomeni, highway traffic act - $2¢ Lorne E. Molinski, highway traffic a: $28.; George Spencer, consume und age, $12.50; Claude Martin, consu under age, $12.50; Kevin Cocks, wilful damage $75 and costs; Kevin Cocks, disturbance $50. and costs: Kevin Cocks, consume under age $12.50; and Alexander Gauthier, disturbance - $75. and costs. Mary Jane Hopper has left by pla to visit her sister Jean in Vancouver and then plans to see Lois Ann Fraser in Duncan, B.C. 41-28; Terrace Bay over Schreiber - CALL 41-36; and Dryden over Selkirk - Dan Imbeault STORK CLUB 48-45. i Schreiber Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. Huard of This left Dryden undefeated and continued next column ..... 824-2089 Schreiber a boy, on March 15th.