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| vu November 20, 1958 SUPERIORS DROP EX GAME TO P.A.BEARCATS EE Eh DEARUA LS. The games with the Bearcats over the past weekend certainly set us back score wise but from it we also gained considerable exper- ience, We note that Marathon has come up with some new players that are really going to boost a team that already gives Superiors a tough time. We note also that Marathon is still the heavier team, The line of Moon, Ferguson and Cox looks as though it wiil give us trouble as far as speed is concerned, MacNamara showed up well in his scoring against the Bearcats and fits in to the play of Charyna, Lanteigne and Henderson, Superiors took the low end of an eight to two score but the score doesn't show that offensively, the Superiors had the edge. They messed up their scoring opportunities very badly. Ina first game of the season and against a heavy experienced bunch like the Bearcats it is understandeble that over+anxious and too hasty passes and shots are made. The Superiors played in that cat- egory around the net, Both the Osmars and Whalen flumped shots that in the past have been duck soup to them, Wainnika, Calder and Tookenay did every- thing they do well in practice but seemed to have net fright. Sure shots like Lind- quist, Blom, Cyr, hovered around the net but fumbled at the critical point, Our defense was good and played fairly consistent hockey with only the occasional costly error when clearing under pressure, . Other years the Sups started off with a bang ard won even with making untold errors, so learning nothing. This year they are stronger on their lines and have learned © that they are not infallible, This before league play could be a good open, FIGURE SKATING NEWS 'After two weeks of figure skating group classes are all pretty weel organized. It is found that most of the younger children are through by 6 P.M, After Club group lessons are completed private lessons will be given and be paid for at that time, Schedule for the coming week will be, Thursday 4-5,30 P.M., Saturday morning 8.30 to 11,30 A.M, _ Another skate exchange will be held on Saturduy November 22nd from 2-4 P.M. in the Recreation Centre, { TERRACE BAY LADIES CURLING CLUB The following are the .Terrace Bay . Ladies Curling personnel: The first sche- duled draw was held on Nov.18th. Skip, Edmond, 3rd, Hopper, 2nd Bisch, lead, Clinton, Biggers, Skip, Latcur, Wilson, Gusul, Partington Skip, Thorstienson, LaFontaine, Burnside, Stachiw Skip, Duquette, Whitley, Robinson, Brophy Skip, Hamilton, foates, Charbon, P,Roman- iuk, Pn Skip, Wellings, Ratchford, Pastor, Drew~ Brook ; Skip, .Romaniuk, McLeod, Shivas, Smith | Skip, Sinkins, Hale, Janicki, Marquis. ANNIVERSARY ISSUE COPIES AVAILABLE AT 'NEWS' OFFICE IN POST OFFICE 10¢ each, cease iain a aa Terrace Bay News ar Pase § TDA_ROMANIUK RINK WINS MIXED CURLING!SPIEL A SURLING ESPIEL A very successful mixed bonspiel was held over the weekend with sixteen rinks participa- ting. Many of the curlers had never thrown a rock before but all seemed to enjoy themselves and some signed up to curl for the year. Ida Romaniuk, with Helmut Leibers, Dolores King and Erhie St.Louis walked off with the honours and the turkeys in the first event, Runner-up was Hugh Hamilton with his rink consisting of Nat.Coates, Doris Burnside and Hugh Brophy, In the consolation event Len Crockford with Brian Peterkin, Glenna MacDonald and Del Malcolm emerged victorious over Jim Mac- Donald, Heather LaFontaine, Clarence Rousseau and Joe Charbon, The Hamilton, Crockford and MacDonald rinks were awarded chickens, A very enjoyable social with dancing, lunch_and refreshments wound things up on Saturday evening, All curlers are reminded of the mixed curl- ing which will be scheduled every second Saturday, starting in December. If there are enough entries a social will probably be held in conjunction with this event, Sign up now! - There will be a meeting of the executive of the Mens! Curling Club to-night (Thursday) at 7,00 P.M, in the small meeting room, TERRACE BAY STUDENTS TAKE PART IN REMEMRRANCE DAY SERVICE . Approximately 300 students from St.Martin's, Public School and High School met in the Audi- torium of the Terrace Bay High School on the morning of November 9th to take part in an impressive Remembrance Day Service, Conducted from a stage bearing a silhouetted soldier, Principals Locking, Colborne and Kenney each took a part in a service which was both reverent and dignified, The students, both in the audience and on stage, conducted them- selves admirably, Had adults been present they could not help but be impressed. by the simple but effective service, a4 PAULETTE CHICOINE AND LAWRENCE O'DRISCOLL -MARRY _ On Saturday, November 8th, in Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church in Schreiber, Paulette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,S,.Chicoine and Lawrence, son of Mr, and Mrs,Alphonse O'Driscoll, all of Schreiber, NATURAL RUBBER NEW TREADS - SNOW. TIRES, ALL SIZES - IMMEDIATE DELIVERY, PHONE, WRITE OR WIRE M: MILLANS TIPE GENTRE 563_5.SYNDICATE AVE. FORT WILLIAM