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Page 5, News, Wednesday; November 30, 1988 Hockey tournament doesn't go well for Terrace Bay teams The Terrace Bay Minor Hockey Association hosted a novice hock- ey tournament last weekend with teams from Marathon, Schreiber and Terrace Bay taking part in the event. The two Terrace Bay teams did not perform well as they finished in the two bottom positions. The final saw the two teams from Marathon competing in the final game. The standings after round robin play were: Marathon Blue - 6 pts Marathon Orange - 6 pts Schreiber-- 5 pts Terrace Bay Team 2 - 3 pts Photos by Dave Chmara Terrace Bay Team 1 - 0 pts The most valuable players in the tournament were: Marathon Blue, Carl Barley, Jamie Russel, B. J. Beauregard and Adam Jordan. Marathon Orange, Keith Landry, Patrick Power, Ryan Scott, and Rodney Leblanc. Schreiber, Brendin Mulligan, Stan Spadoni, Steven Zaporzan, and Dallas MacLeod. Terrace Bay Team 1, Scott McDougall, Devon Jackson, Trevor Rennette, and Nathan Notwell. Terrace Bay Team 2, Karac Cosmen, Shane Joubert, 'Randy Langford, and Mike Sheridan. Major Appliance Repairs Servicing done in your own home to ranges, washers, dryers, dishwashers, fridges, electric hot water tanks and electric heating units. Parts on hand for most makes and models. BILL CAMPBELL ELECTRIC 824-2743 or 824-2574 Servicing Jackfish, Terrace Bay, Schreiber, Rossport and Pays Plat May | express my gratitude & appreciation to my supporters, workers, and constituents for the Nov. 21 election. | am looking forward to representing you well during the next 4 years. -- Please note that my offices will be operational as of Dec. 12, 1988. Telephone numbers and addresses will be published in the near future. Reginald Belair MP Elect K There is only one way to create affordable housing in this province--through constructive action. The Ministry of Housing is taking constructive action through various programs, including our latest initiative, HOMES NOW. This is the largest single non-profit housing initiative undertaken by the province. something constructive about affordable housing. Yes, our non-profit group wants to do something constructive about affordable housing in our community. Please send me, in 0 English, 0 French: OC HOMES NOW information O HOMES NOW application for sponsors i ANN | N= \ \ SS \\ \ \ EE = \\ WN \\ ZA AN \\ \\ S\ Z \ \\ \ For local organizations, including churches, service clubs and other associations who wish to form non-profit corporations, HOMES NOW provides grants for incorporation, and loans to help finance housing proposals. Community action, in concert with the Ministry of Housing, will help meet the housing needs of Ontarians. Today and tomorrow. All we need now is the involvement of your group. their communities. This housing will be created through new con- HOMES NOW will pro- | vide the resources for ot ' HOMES profit corporations and NOW cooperatives to develop | appropriate housing for = ime: Group affiliation (if any): Address: Ministry of Housing struction, and through | ter , @Ontario Chaviva Hosek, Minister the purchase or lease of existing buildings. Ministry of Housing, PRO. Box 1236, Station F Toronto, Ontario, M4Y 2VB. Or call toll-free 1-800-668-8220. In the Toronto dialing | area, Call 340-9203. DES RSE ee a ae er David Peterson, Premier Community action speaks louder than words.