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GronTs! coRNERs SCHREIBER ARENA SKATING PRICES 1968-69 Children .25 cents Students (High School) .35 cents Adults .50 cents Spectators .25 cents SPECIAL for Children Saturday afternoons only 15¢ We regret the new idea of charging for Spectators but feel by doing this we may be able to abolish the wilful damage that is so often noticed. The Town Council have gone to great expence to get the Arena in decent condition and therefore we feel that we must try to keep it as free from damage as possible. Schools and Groups have been notified regarding prices for Parties. RECREATION BRIEFS - By David Courtemanche Silk Screening Course - This course is scheduled to start this Thursday, October 24th at 7 p.m. in Meet- ing Room #3 (Craft Room) of the Recreation Centre, with Mr. J. Cumming as instructor. There will be six lessons of two hours each, once per week and an advance registration fee will be accepted on the first night. Recreation members will be required to pay $1.00 per session (or $3.00 in advance) and non- Recreation members $1.25 per session (or $3.75 in advance). Last minute registrations may be made by calling the Recreation Office - 3542 - and giving your name. Minor Hockey Registration Day- A registration day for Minor Hockey players will be held this coming Saturday between 10.00 a.m. and 12 noon in the large meeting room (Meeting Room #1) of the Rec- reation Centre. Registration forms may be picked up at the public and separate schools and high school students may pick theirs up at the Recreation Office. Be sure to come out Saturday morning and register! Meeting re Intermediate House League Hockey- A | © meeting is slated for all persons interested in playing intermediate. house league hockey this coming Thurs- day, October 24th, at 7.30 p.m. (E.D.T.) in meet- ing room #2 of the Recreation Centre. Coming Events E BAY NEV ® OBER 24, 1968 Saturday, November 9th - 11 a.m. ~ Armistice Day Parade and Service - Royal Canadian Legion Branch 223 Saturday, November 9th - Armistice Supper - Masonic Hall - 6.30-p.m. ONTARIO PROVINCIAL POLICE REPORT During the past week the Schreiber Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police investigated one motor vehicle accident resulting in $60 approximate dam- age. There were 7 persons charged under the High- way Traffic Act, 16 persons were warned and 58 vehicles given safety checks. From October 13 to. 19, 1968, members of this Detachment patrolled 3,319 miles of highways and logged 184 working hours. One liquor Control Act investigation resulted in two charges being laid. One theft of property valued less than $50 was investigated resulting in a charge. One car report- ed as stolen and recovered. One domestic complaint and three minor disturbances reported. M. Kulmatycki MEPHERELL BE SOME PRESSURE ON THE GREEN BAY PACKER S' NEW HEAD COACH PHIL BENGSTON WHO TAKES OVER FOR THE HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL. VINCE LOMBARD]/..- a mS > Oy , Lv ue om HH : i i | q BENGSTON, WHO WAS THE PACKERS' DEFEN. (41 GAMES AND LOST ONLY 39 UNDER THE OLD MASTER" LOMBARD]. 4+