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a MIN'S GURLIG Cont'd, from wage 6 Monday, February 23%h ; 6.45 PeMe 1. Bodtker vs':Dodge 2. .ellings vs Bradley 3. J. MacDonald vs McColl 4. iicLeod vs A. MacDonald - Wedoesday, *ebruary 27th: | eae 6.45 Pelle 1. A. tacD.nald vs Bodtker': 2. Beddard vs Ostling 3, Bradley vs Thomson 4. Moore vs wellings. 9.00 P.iis 1. Dodge vs McLeod 2. MeColl' vs Allen 3, Anderson vs Duquette Friday, March Ist 6045 Pelie 1. Crockford vs Duquette 2. Olsen vs wellings 3, Ostling vs snderson 4. Thompson vs Moore 9,00 P.M. 1. Knight vs Marsh 2, Allen vs. J. MacDonald 3, Bodtker vs 4. MacDonald Monday, March | 4th 6.45 Pelle 1. Marsh vs J. hacDonald 2. Thompson vs Olsen 3. Beddard vs Crockford 4. -MeColl vs Knight BONSPIEL NinS The date cf the local 9th Invitational Bonspiel has been changed to -pril 4th, : 5th, 6th, 7th due to previous commitments .made by the hotel management re accomi- odations. This makes the 2onspiel one weex earlier than anticipated. Plans are proceeding nicely and in- vitetions to the various clubs are in the mail, : Local curlers may enter their rinks any time after 2,00 P,M. honuay, February 25th, At tais time the Bonspiel notice with entry blanks will be posted on the bulletin board in tne local curling club-lounge. intry blanks must be properly filled out and handed to Ale Stevens. "all entries will be received. If more then encugh rinks are entered a suitable eliminetion contest-will be held. Deadline date for entries will be March 5th. 0-0-0 MINOR HUCLSY NowS Peeliee Games Friday February 15th, Black Hawks won over Bruins and Canadians came from behind to win over Leafs 4-3. Goals for Hawks ~ G. Newell 5, W. Neweli 1. 629, (cont'd, next colum) Pege 7 Cont'd, from Jast colum Goals for Bruins - J. macdonald 3, Ge Kulcheski. l. Goals for Canadians ~ P. Harrison 2, G. Gresdale 1, D. Fedun 1, Boals for Leafs - F, Schock 1, B. Young l, M, LeMay 1. °-. v4 There are only two games left in PeeWee Schedule, and Canadians are on top with 19 points - 3 more points than 2nd place Bruins, Pe We Di Tigi me Canadians 16 7 5 4 19 - Bruins Peep 2 y 16 Hawks to 6 3 7 Ls Leafs 16 5 4 i 1A Our PeeWee team under Con, MacDonald went into Schre ber Thurs. Feb, 14 and were beaten 7-2 by Keith Ross's Peellees (Con, MacDonald says there will be a considerable shake up io our team, so this won't happen again ts Our School team played its last game of the North Shore schedule Friday and were beaten by Marathon's vowerful team 10-2, This group of boys pleyed 16 games this season, although they only won 3 games and tied 3, they had a very good season of hockey haybe next year with most of the team a year older they will make a better showing. Last week's "News" told of a possible chance of gett ng a midget team going - eight Midgets played for our "chool team and 1, or 5 were coming out to Bantam practice - these boys were rounded up Saturday and played Nipigon - becting Nipigon 9-4. These boys 14-16 never had a practice to- gether and some of them haven't had a hockey practice all year ~ Harl Knight has agreed to try and whip them into a team for play- offs with Schreiber and Marataon for the Midget trophy - Practice time for MLGETS will be 6.30 P.M, £0 7.30 Pale MNUAY, WEUIGSo.Y and FRIDAY 0--0--0 LADIES FIVG Priv uBAGUE Standings - .chreiber 844 ptse; Left Overs 744 pts.; Good Gals 72 ptse; 4 Cid Gang 72 ptse High Singles - 4. Checkryn 210, 232; BE. Ross 282; D. Coupal 277, 2243 J. Semeniuk 22h; J. Costall 200,211, High Triples ~ J. Semeniuvk 559; J, Costall 606; BF. Ross 597; D. Coupal 640; a. Checkryn