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the Superiors who were still having trouble getting by Thompson. At 17.35 Whalen and 18.31 Tookenay found the range to end the period with the game all tied up. # Nipigon opened the scoring in the third period H. Manilla at 3.52 and Dupuis at 19,28 ended the scoring for the game, However, between those times Superiors did a lot of damage they tore open the Nipigon defence and peppered Thompson netting themselves six goals. Bouchard at 4.24; 5.30 and 8.04 came into the limelight with the "Hat Trick". Simoneau, Blom and Maurice Osmar sharing the remain- ing goals of the period. SUMMARY - lst. 1) Stachiw (Brassard & Simoneau) 17.37. Penalties - none. 2nd. - 2) Legace (H.Manilla, Wainikka) 6.30; 3) H. Manilla 12.03; 4) Ward 12.48; 5) Whalen (Maurice and Marvin Osmar) 17.35: 6) Tookenay (Hansen) 18.31. Penalties --- Brassard 2.57; Simoneau, 4.27 Diduch 6.50; Dahl 8.16; H. Manilla 9.48. rd.- 7) H. Manilla (Ward, Oja) 3.52; 8) Bouchard (Diduch) 4.24; 9) Bouchard (Tookenay, Diduch) 5.30; 10) Bouchard (Marv, Osmar) 8.04; 11) Simoneau (Desrosiers, Hansen) 10,12; 12) Blom (Simoneau, Desrosiers) 10.51; 13) Maurice Osmar (Marvin Osmar, Bouchard) 13.07; 14) Dupuis (Oja, Manilla) 19.28. Penalties - Whalen (misconduct) 2.41; H. Manilla 7.16; Dahl (misconduct) 8.43; Harvey 9.42. IESE . Wi3K-END HOCKEY - NORTH SHORE LEAGUE There will be a lull for the Terrace Bay arena this week-end. Superiors will be leaving Saturday and Sunday to face Red Rock on their own ice in the new Red Rock Arena. These two teams are evenly matched and support will be a big factor for a Superior victory. : see PEE WEE HOCKEY - Saturday, Dec. 28/57. The Black Hawks continued their winning ways, shutting out the Canadiens 3-9. Hawks goals - McKay 1; D. Falzetta Zz . f Bruins and Leafs were involved in a close struggle down to the final bell. Bruins were winners 5-3. Bruins goals - Kenney 4; Stachiw 1. Leafs goals - Williams 1; Hutchinson 2. Referees - G. Newell and B. Harvey. SCHREIBER DEFEATS TERRACE BAY PEE WEES On Saturday, December 28 an experienced, close checking group of Schreiber Cub Pack hockey players beat the Terrace Pee Wees, The final score 7-1 with the Terrace goal coming from Fedun with six' seconds.to go. Tookenay and Davis were standouts for Schreiber. Referee - B. Harvey. OR CURLING CLUB NEWS Last weekend Terrace Bay's self styled Northwestern representatives (Olsen, MacDonald, Crockford and Solly) played two exhibition games. On Sat, afternoon Pauncho Pineault and his Peons (Duquette, Woods, and Hamilton) jolted their ego by hitting them with a five ender in the first end and romping home with a four point lead for an easy win. On Sunday, Rune Ostling with Duquette, Woods and Marsh fought a good fight but were stymied time and again by Olsen's steady curling. There was one 2-ender in the game - the rest all singles. The score Olsen 11 - Ostling 7. These two teams, and possibly more, will be fighting for the right to represent Terrace Bay in the Northwestern Playdowns of the MacDonald Brier. If you like watch- ing good curling, drop in and watch some of these battles. Any local rink wanting to enter the Club's Northwest Playdowns have until January 8th to do so. So come on curlers make it a keen competition and get your entries in. SHAH LOST - One pair glasses, dark brown rim - no case - between Laurier and the Rec. Centre. Finder please phone Betty MacFadyen 3670. seed Will the person who picked up a wrong pair of skates in the Girls' Dressing Room last Saturday please phone 3600. WOH z