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SENIOR HOCKEY Under the leadership ot the new President, John Schritt, the Terrace Bay Superior Executive is starting to move in preparation tor another hockey season. In addition to commencing with fund-raising projects, the local crew is concerned with plans tor expansion ot the league this year. Well-based rumors trom Nipigon indicate that the Flyers will definitely NOT ice a team this year. With the poor showing they have made for road games the past few years, this is ' hardly surprising. Some of Nipigon's stalwarts will shift to Red Rock this year, to strengthen that team in Hts bid for the Lakehead Senior crown. With the loss of Nipigon, this leaves the North Shore with Schreiber, Terrace Bay and Marathon. However, feeling among local fans, and especially on the Sup's executive, is that the time has come to look toward Manitouwadge and spots east for league expansion. This would allow the league to return to four team strength and would also encourage use of local talent. Regardless of the outcome, the new executive will be working hard to give Terrace Bay another season ot top notch hockey. LET'S SUPPORT THEM IN THEIR EFFORTS !1 ELECTION POLLS Election Polls for the coming Provincial Election will be in the Old Library ot the Recreation Centre. LOCAL MUSIC STUDENT HONORED A local student, Ronaid Matuszak, pupil ot Mrs. Smitheman ot Schreiber, has been notified by Mrs. M. Cuttall of the Lakehead Music Festival Board, that he is the recipient ot assistance in his musical education through the Gron Morgan Fund at the Lakehead. This honor has come about through his tine performance at the Lakehead Music Festival held last spring. Ron wili be travelling to Port Arthur by train every Saturday to study under one ot the Lakehead's toremos music teachers, Mr. Allan Vickers. The community will be watching Ronnie's progress with much interest and best wishes are extended to him for his future. The Terrace Bay Kiwanis Club has very kindly granted him assistance and the fine musical backgroun | provided by Mrs. Smitheman, whose untiring efforts are largely responsible for this honor, should prove to be invaluable to his success. New Democratic Party candidate for the Port Arthu LOCAL GROUP INVESTIGATE POLICE DISPUTE GATS: TENTION EEN RMS TIT TR A OE ELE ET AAT LS TTS TTS ST Investigation by a group of interested citizens who have probed, as thoroughly as possible, both sides of the current dispute between Township Council and Chief Constable Billings has produced the following:- 1. There is unanimous agreement the Mr. H. Billings is an efficient, conscientious policeman. Both sides of the dispute have been heard, thoroughly discussed and it is agreed by the group that the differences are complicated and distinctl administrative in their nature. For this reason the group feel that both parties to the dispute should be left to resolve their difficulties without interference and strongly recommend that citizens of the Town do not take active sides. Be CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING Council members of Terrace Bay Chamber of Commerce are requested to attend a meeting in the Recreation Centre on Thursday evening at 8 p.m. N.D.P. CANDIDATE ADDRESSES MEETING Riding Joe Shannon, addressed a well attenaed meeting in Schreiber Town Hall last Wednesday night. The meeting was arranged by the Schreiber N.D.P. Club and W. Colborne of Terrace Bay was Chairman for the evening. Mr. Shannon challenged the present administration on several points and felt that on the Medicare