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PAGE I4 TERRACE BAY NEWS APRIL 24, I974 W.I. = continued North Star's victory in recent play-offs, em= erging as Junior B hockey champions. The minutes, and, the annual financial .re- port, were adopted as read by Mrs. Clemens. Mrs. Todesco, Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Bolan were named to attend the district annual meeting to be held at the McGregor Recreation Centre, Thunder Bay, on May I5th. A resolution, dealing with advertising of beverage alcohol, which will be voted on at the district annual meeting, was discussed. The book kit, of almost 200 books, by Can- adian authors, was received, and the decision farmers in farming techniques both by train- ing and research. Mrs. Ann Todesco presided for the meeting. Miss Christine Bottomley of London, Ont. is home visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bottomley. Ken Harper, of Thunder Bay is a business visitor in town this week. Congratulations is certainly in order to Mrs. Scotty Hamilton and Mrs. Inkeri Liukkon- en of Terrace Bay who were lucky ticket hold- of how to store, or loan them, was left to the next meeting. May 3Ist was set for the date of a monster penny auction to be held in the town hall. Mrs. Todesco's annual report, as pre- sident, showed the past year to have been one of interesting programs and many acitivites. Plans for the mem- bers bus tour, in June, were reviewed and more suggestions offered on additional points of interest to 'be visited. The report on edu- cation, presented by 'Mrs. Clemens, descri- bed many types of schools and colleges 'maintained in Canada. Enrollment, she said, has increased at Lakehead University and Confederation College in Thunder Bay, which offers a wide variety of cours- es. A unique college is Frontier College where classes are held in bush camps, mining camps and con- struction sites for workers. The Ontario Agricultural Colleges in Guelph, celebrat- ing its I00th anni- versary, has assisted ers of $I00.00 each:in the Olympic Lottery Draw. Homeowners: | if there's anything advertised in today's paper you'd like to own, remember who can help you buy it. Postponing special purchases owe on your mortgage. We at ... unnecessarily? Like buying AVCO are experts at helping a new car, making home im- you turn part of your equity provements. Or going without into cash. It's easy. It lets you family holidays and other enjoy some of the money you good times. Equity in your put into your house yesterday home is the difference between to get the things you need and ' what it's worth and what you want today. Call P.B. "Phil" Lee, Winnipeg St., Schreiber 824-2411 AV CO FINANCIAL SERVICES REALTY LIMITED