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OCTOBER 3I, 1973 " TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE I5 Referees Clinics - continued YOU CAN REGISTER FOR THESE CLINICS BETWEEN 8:30 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. each morning. Cost for the clinic on Saturday will be $I0.00 and for Sunday $5.00. For further information, contact the Recreation Office. CURLING ICE: It is hoped that the ice in the Curling rink will be available for play either this Friday, November 2nd, or this Saturday, Novem- ber 3rd. JUNIOR BADMINTON PROGRAM: The Terrace Bay Recreation Department will again be sponsoring a Junior Badminton program throughout. the winter. Registration forms will be circulated to the schools during this week. This program is geared for the grade 7 and 8 students only. The necessary informat- ion on this program will be included on the registration form. COMING EVENTS: Saturday, November 3rd - Referees Clinic, large meeting room of Recreation Centre. Register between 8:30 and 9:00 a.m. Sunday, November 4th - Referees Clinic, large meeting room of Recreation Centre. Register between 8:30 and 9:00 a.m. Sunday, November 4th - Winter Carnival meeting Conference Room of Recreation Centre, 7:30 pm. Monday, November 5th - I:00 to 4:00 p.m. = Art Course Session #5, large meeting room. ATTENTION LADY CURLERS All ladies interested in curling one or two nights a week must phone 32I0 or 3667 by Friday, November 2nd. The skips who have their personnel please contact the above. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Drake have returned from their vacation spent visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bud Craske, in Ear Falls, relations in Winnipeg, their son David, attending Univer- sity of Brandon, and Mrs. Gwen Crook, also in Brandon. Sea Or Lake? Lake Superior is second in size only to the salty Caspian Sea, which is also a lake by definition -- being completely surrounded by land TERRACE BAY POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT ' A total of I8 occurrences were investigat-' ed during the past week by the Terrace Bay Police Department. On October 22nd, a complaint was received regarding damage to a light fixture of the new- addition to the Public School. Damage was estimated at $440.00. Two I5 year olds have been charged with this offence. Also during the weekend damage' was caused to an ornamental light fixture at the Home for the Aged. Two juveniles have been charg- ed with this offence. It was previously re- ported, on October I3th that the home of a local resident had been broken into and a quantity of property stolen. Two local youths have been charged with this offence and a further youth may be charged with re- _ ceiving part of the stolen property. During the week a Toronto man was charged with fraudulently using a Royal Bank of Canada Chargex card at a business establish- ment in Terrace Bay. Six motor vehicles were safety checked, four cuations issued and two minor thefts re- ported. Numerous complaints had been received re- garding the misuse of the Bell Telephone System. These calls appear to have been young boys and girls. Should such misuse con- tinue investigators of the Bell Telephone System will be notified and the offending party will be traced and charged. Along with any court penalty the telephone will be re- moved from the home of the culprit. A golden wedding band and two bicycles have been found. The owners of same may claim these at the Police Station. At the Ontario Police Chief's meeting held last week, Terrace Bay was selected to be the host at the next meeting to be held December 7th. PLAYGIRL BEAUTY SALON PHONE 824-2446 1 WEEK ONLY SAVE 1/2 PRICE ON PERMANENT SPECIAL $35. To $10. short . GREAT ENDING SALON PERM, lu MILK PLUS B ROSE WATER Only LIKE NATURAL HAIR SPRAY - 2 for $2.95 ALL WIGS I/2 PRICE