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PAGE, 2 TERRACE BAY NEWS SEPTEMBER II, I974 Brian Desaulniers pleaded guilty to two charges of assault causing bodily harm. He was fined $100.00 on the first charge and $300.00 on the second. He was also placed on probation for one year. No plea was entered when Joseph Desaulniers (Jr.) and Theotimes Gionet were charged with six counts each of possessing stolen property. The cases were remanded for two weeks to en- able them to seek legal counsel. Robert Roberts pleaded guilty to squealing the tires of his motor vehicle. He was fined $50.00 : A trial in absentia was held when Jaak 0'Javee failed to appear on a charge of driving his vehicle over the lawn of the Recreation Centre. He was found guilty and fined $28.00. TERRACE BAY RECREATION NEWS SWIM SEASON ENDS: AY Refer to write-up and pictures on page II. ART, YOGA, INTO. PSYCHOLOGY: Are you interested in taking anyone of these courses? If so, simply call the Recreation Office at 825-3542 to find out more information about the courses. Registration forms are available at the Office. Payment of the course must accompany the registration form. These courses are being offered through Confederation College. TENNIS FENCING TO START THIS WEEK: If all goes well, the Tennis Court fencing If only you'd called me © last year. You might have paid less income tax. You see, there's a section of the Income Tax Act that says you could have deducted a substantial amount from your annual earned income, provided you had an eligible retirement savings plan. Don't lose out again for 1972. Let me show you how to take advantage of tHis. Helping @BAMm- i @ people save tax money is one of the services I perform best. Len Cheesman 2-E WRITMAN COURT MARATHON Phone 228-0381 Synlife will start sometime this week. In addition to the nine (9) names who volunteered their services to help in erecting the fence the following three (3) names should be added: Maurice Cadieux, Art Beaulieu and Peter Dashkewytch. : In addition, the Recreation Committee would like to extend it's thanks to the Kinsmen Club of Terrace Bay for recently indicating their support in assisting in this community pro- ject. COMING EVENTS : Thursday, September I2th - Terrace Bay Art Club Meeting, 8 p.m., large meeting room, Recreation Centre. MONDAY, September I6th - Aux:liary to the McCausland Hospital meeting, St. Martin's School Library, 8 p.m. THE 1974 HUNTING SEASON - by L. Trodd, Fish & Wildlife Management Officer The hunting season is once again about to open. Our Fish & Wildlife staff will be meeting the hunter to gather data on hunting activities and to enforce the various laws governing the hunting of game species. The past few seasons have shown a marked increase in violations. Loaded firearms in boats and vehicles has headed the list. Each fall many hunters are injured or killed by this practice. continued page I0 ....... . es Lakehead I University. WINTER TERM COURSES AVAILABLE IN TERRACE BAY 2nd Year History Liberal Science 2080 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT YOUR LOC LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY REPRESENTATIVE: Mrs. Shirley Angus P.O. Box 454 Terrace Bay, Ontario Home 825-3868 FINAL DATE FOR REGISTRATION IS SEPTEMBER 20TH,