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Council Quotes - cont'd from page 4 two charges laid under the Liquor Control Act, con- victed; one conviction; 15 investigations of complaints during the month. Assisted outside police force on two occasions; two cases of found property returned to owners ; one door found open at night and owner notified; two transients assisted with meals and a place to sleep; one case of welfare required for 1 woman and 3 children. December - 2 car accidents investi« gated, one caused by ice, other hit in private park- ing lot; 3 charged under the Criminal Code and found guilty; one person sent to jail for six days; one person charged under By-law and found guilty. Seven charges laid under the Liquor Control Act were with- drawn at the request of the Crown Attorney; one charge laid under the Liquor Control Act and found guilty; two charges under the Juvenile Act, one guilty, one yet to be tried; one person missing from North Camp, later found in hospital in Port Arthur, missing report due to a misunderstanding; 21 com- plaints investigated during the month; one cat des- troyed at owner's request ; three parking tickets issued. During Christmas week, an all night patrol proved successful . During the year, 97 Special Occasion Liquor Permits were issued to various clubs and halls in town; 1,551 quarts of Liquor, 111 bottles of wine, 1,408 cases of beer, with no trouble reported. The Recreation Centre, Public School and High School were broken into, all persons responsible arrested and charged. One store lost property by the thief reaching in through a broken window, and stealing coins. case is still under investigation. This BUCK MATIOWSKY WINS H.L. CRAWFORD AWARD BRANDON (CP)--Recreation director Buck Matiowsky of the city of Brandon has been named Western Manitoba's Swortsman of the Year and winner of the H. L. Crawford wwemorial award. Matiowsky, 32, assumed his position a year ago and, since then, has organized an extensive recreation program in the city. Runners-up were Keith Elder of Wawanesa, a pistol com- petitor in the last Olympics; Donna Hean of Brandon, de- fending Women's Five-Pin Bowling champion; Murray Zuk of Brandon, president of the Manitoba Baseball Association, and Stu Thompson of Brandon. The award is named in honor of a former sports editor of the Brandon Sun. Buek was director of recreation at Terrace Bay a few years ago before moving west. While at Terrace Bay he organized a highly-successful winter carnival, utilizing the talents" of youngsters in the North Shore town. rather than because of its members, and this is wrong Your Ontario Hospital Insurance would like to hear from you (before it's too late When you turn 21 you are no longer covered by parents' Hospital surance. You must ake out individual When you arenewly wed the "'family" Hospital Insurance premium must be paid to cover husband and wife. If you belong to agroup notify or from H.I.R.B. When you have a new address notify your group. If you don't belong to a group, write H.LR.B. notify H.I.R.B. When you move to a new job you can keep insured by fol- lowing theinstruc- ¢ tions on the Hospital Insurance "'Certifi- cate of Payment Form 104" that your present employer is required to give you on leaving. H:-I-R°B Health Insurance Registration Board, 2195 Yonge Street, Toronto 7. Serving Ontario's Health Insurance Plans. TERRACE BAY COMMUNITY CHURCH ANNUAL CONGREGATIONAL MEETING HELD Rev. T. Garnett Husser was given a unanimous vote of confidence at the Terrace Bay Community Church Annual Congregational Meeting, held Sun- day evening, January 19th. Preceeded by a short service of Worship in the Sanctuary with Mrs. Lohr . at the organ, members and friends met in the Church Hall at 7.30 p.m. As we looked around, and saw the same faithful few who have attended annual meetings since the Church began here, with a sprinkling of new and very welcome faces, there was an obvious lack of the younger set of the Church membership. As the ranks of the faithful grow thinner, taken away by death, or retirement, or a move away for any reason one wonders to whom does one throw the torch? As Rev. Husser said in his morning Worship, the Community Church seems to go on, in spite of, Watson Slomke chaired the meeting, with Mrs. Vera Kennedy acting as SETH ae Wa 7 ont'd on page