The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

PAGE 8 TERRACE BAY NEWS NOVEMBER 5, 1975 POLICE REPORT continued...... from a vehicle parked at the rear of the arena Police have been authorized to offer a reward of $200.00 for information leading to the conviction of the person responsible. COURT NEWS: 'Judge Sargent presided over the sitting of Provincial Court on October 30, 1975. Philip Meister pleaded guilty to impaired driving and was fined $175.00 and his lic- ense suspended for three months. Joseph Hale pleaded guilty to causing dam- age to a local store window. He was fined $50.00 and ordered to pay restitution. Richard Hamilton pleaded not guilty to im- paired driving and was represented by Mr. P., Dube. After a lenghthy trial Hamilton was found guilty and fined $150.00 with his lic- ense being suspended. David Helmink pleaded not guilty to care and control of a motor vehicle while impaired. He represented himself and was found guilty. He was fined $125.00 and his license was sus- pended. WELCOME : Miss Penny Possamai from Sault Ste Marie. She is now with the Lake Superior Public Sch- ool and resides at 188 Laurier Avenue. Pauline and Raymond Desgrosiellers and their 3 children, Nicole, Francine and Claude. They are from Moonbeam and now reside at 127 Poplar Crescent. Ray works for Kimberly Clark in the Woodlands Division. Geraldine and Fred McColeman and daughters, Kerri and Kimberly from Schreiber. They now reside at 562 Superior Avenue. SOCIAL SPECTRUM: Visiting with Clara and Fred Gould recently were their daughters and son - in - laws, Nancy and Ken Deotzel and Gail and Bert John- son all from Thunder Bay. Visiting with Carman and Mary Brant recently was Bill and Pat Brant and baby, Holly from Fort Francis. Mr. and Mrs. R. Gerlach motored to Toronto last week tg attend the Awards Night at Hum- ber College where their son Richard received the President's Letter and Award for achiev- ing the highest academic standing in his prog- ram -. Medical Equipment Maintenance Technician for last year 1974-75. On their way the Ger- lach's also visited their oldest son Jim who is in his last year of training in Nuclear Me- dicine 'at Plummer Memorial Hospital in Sault. MONSTER B MARATHON LIONS CLUB NOVEMBER 14th, 1975 8 P.M. (DOORS OPEN 7:00 P.M.) $1000 JACKPOT (guaranteed) Admission - $5.00 includes 2 cards for all 20 games. Additional cards - 50¢ each also good for all 20 games. 16 games - $25.00 each 3 games - $100.00 each 1 game - $1000.00 JACKPOT Marathon Rec Hall and Moose Home Form a car pool and plan to attend. N € O RIGHARD GORDON REVIEW = STL NOVEMBER 3rd fo NOVEMBER 15th at the MAYFAIRHOTEL SCHREIBER Tena a, 4]