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Wednesday, July 5, 1989 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Page 3 Preferred Rates for Male Operators 21-24 §25-3246 "Ideal Young Dr iver Class" Local woman jailed for drug trafficking Lise Comeau of 105 Galena St., Schreiber, was convicted of Trafficking Narcotics in Thunder Bay District Court. Judge S. Kurisko sentenced Comeau to 180 days imprison- ment on June 6, 1989. The inves- tigation stemming from the 28th of November, 1988, was conduct- ed by members of. the Schreiber OPP. detachment. Comeau was arrested for Trafficking a Narcotic on that day and found to be carrying approxi- mately four grams of cocaine and a large sum of money totalling approximately $3,700. A search of the Comeau resi- dence was carried out which also revealed other items for court use. On March 8, 1989, a prelimi- nary hearing was held at Schreiber's Legion Hall. money which was seized from Comeau will be retained by the government. Police say they hope that this will be a deterrent to drug pushers and also make citizens aware of the drugs that are available in town. ah Oh My!!! On May 8, 1989, Comeau pled Jo-Anne is 40 - : guilty to a charge of Trafficking a ' Narcotic and on June 6, 1989, the Hasn t she aged... sentence of 180 days imprison- ment was handed down. The well. Thank you The Parent Committee for the Grade 8 Graduating Class wish to thank the following for their donations: The Catholic Women's League for the beautiful cake The Knights of Columbus for their generous donation Waghorn's Pharmacy G & G Hair Fashions The Print Shop Superior Styles N' Trends Nugget Food Store Shell Canada (Jim Mikus) Cebrario's Hardware (Terrace Bay) Robinson's Store Hodder's Jewelers Terry's Sight & Sound Without your support this special evening for our graduates 'would not have been possible. Thanks again; Betty St. Amand on behalf of the Parents Committee. Birth Annoyntement MACKENZIE Bill and Joan are proud to announce the safe arrival of their new daughter KELLY DAWN a little sister for Chrystal. Born June 22, 1989, weighing 8 lbs. 8 ozs. Our sincere thanks to Dr. Wilkes, nurses and staff of the McCausland Hospital. a ee Fundraising begins for new clubhouse By Dave Chmara A grant in the amount of $184,250 has been approved for the building of a new clubhouse for the Aguasabon Golf Club. The Recreation Facilities Program grant was announced June 1 by Ontario Minister of Tourism and Recreation Hugh O'Neil. The grant will cover 50 per cent of the costs involved in building the new clubhouse with the remaining money to be raised locally. Pictured to the left are Marg Phillips with Scotty Hamilton Capture your family, your child - even your pet in living color or black and white Team pictures, action shots, portraits, weddings, passports Call Dave Chmara 825-9751 or 825-9713 buying the first brick to kick off the "Buy a Brick" campaign for the new Aguasabon Golf Clubhouse. Along with Wintario funds, local citizens are asked to contribute towards this project. Chance of winning a free membership is an incentive. For further information contact Ray or Carol Hansen at 825- 3602, Connie Bryson at 825- 3593, Hugh (Scotty) Hamilton at 825-3652, Ted Wilson at 825- 3672 or Joe King at 824-2261 or at the "old" and we hope soon to be forgotten clubhouse. WANTED YUKKIES to open an Ontario Home Savings Plan (OHOSP). If you are saving to buy home, consider these OH advantages: e You may also qualify paid on the purchase home. Pour des renseignements en francais sur ce programme (RELO), adressez- vous 4 l'institution financiére la plus pres. Ontario Minister of Revenue Now there are even more reasons e OHOSPs now offer the option of investing in higher yield Guaran- teed Investment Certificates (GICs). partial refund of land transfer tax e Qualifying OHOSP planholders are eligible for an annual OHOSP Bernard Grandmaitre © Ownership your first it? OsP walt' For information, contact your near- est financial institution or call the Ministry of Revenue toll free: e 1-800-263-7965 (English enquiries) e 1-800-668-5821 (French enquiries) e 1-800-263-7776 (Telephone Device for for a full or of your the Deaf) : ' .up to $500 per person and $1,000 per couple. Find.out more! Can you afford to tax credit.. AVAILABLE AT ONTARIO FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS