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JULY 16, T1975 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE. 11 fined a total of $400. and his drivers licence was suspended. John Graham pleaded guilty to causing damage to the windows of the Recreation Centre. He was sentenced to six months proba- tion and ordered to pay restitution of $120. Rene Theriault was remanded for one month on charges of Break, Enter and Theft at Soughton's Jewelry Store and a further charge of Break, Enter and Theft at the golf club. LADIES GOLF NEWS Congratulations to J. Rattray on her win of the Club Champion- ship. J. Gunter came "in with runner-up low gross. J. Megraw took low net and J. Hall runner-up low net. Nice golfing ladies. June 24th Twilight (two ball) Low net M. Phillips and A. Beau- lieu. Runner-up low net J. Gunter and L. Hutchinson. July Ist Twilight (two ball) Low gross J. Hall and R. Beaul- ieu. Runner-up low gross L. Hutchinson and J. Burgess. July 8th Twilight (best ball) Low Net R. Beaulieu and A. Beaulieu. Runner-up low net I. Romanuk J. Hall. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cebrario of Schreiber, a"boy on July®i2th, 1975. Ministry of Housing Ontario Take this OHRPportunity fo repair your home Because you live in an unorganized Ontario community doesn't mean you can't apply for provincial assistance to repair your home. The Ontario Government, through the ONTARIO HOME RENEWAL PROGRAM (OHRP) provides money at low interest rates to homeowners throughout the province, including the unorganized community in which you live, in an effort to help preserve existing housing. There's an OHRPportunity for you to take advantage of this new way the Ontario Government is helping people with low and moderate incomes to repair the home they own and occupy. OHRP will lend you up to $7,500 for structural repairs and improvements to your house, which can include plumbing, heating, wiring and sanitation. Part of this money is a low-interest loan, with interest rates varying from zero to only eight per cent, depending on your family's income and size. How much of the loan you will need to pay back to OHRP will depend on your family size, your income and how long you continue living in your home. If you live in an unorganized territory, your local Northern Affairs Officer will help you find out if you are eligible, and will explain how OHRP can assist you. : He will tell you how to apply for a loan. He will also direct you to a property inspector who will evaluate repairs, eligible under OHRP, to be carried out by a contractor. (Other Ontario homeowners can apply at their municipal office.) OHRP aims to bring as many homes as possible to minimum property maintenance. . So, if you are interested, get in touch with your Northern Affairs Officer at: Northern Affairs Officer Northern Affairs Officer 140 South May Street 103 Main Street Peninsula Building Thunder Bay, Ontario Geraldton, Ontario Marathon, Ontario P7E 1B3 POT IMO POT 2EO Tel.: 475-1425 Tel.: 854-0266 Tel.: 229-1153 Northern Affairs Officer Or, write to the Community Renewal Branch, Minister of Housing, Queen's Park, Toronto. Hon. Donald R. Irvine Minister of Housing