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| | j | | A RR AI NR a ene aN ee a STOP LISTEN os aha Cppfegend voor -- STOP SEE THE NEW RAMBLER AT LOQK AT THE BODY OF YOUR CAR (salt & rust 77) TO THE PRICES TO THE NEW METHOD OF PROTECTING YOUR CAR FROM THESE AT Circle Goute Service YOUR TEXACO DEALER TERRACE BAY PH. TA 5-3645 LISTEN KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS OFFICIAL HOCKEY RESU:TS AMT. PLAYER G , ASST WINNER Harris 1 J.A.eChambers O- 94 Arbour J.McCouan 2200 Baun 2 Py Theriault Pi. 88 Mahavolich 2 1 R,Paquette 16,82 Nevin 3 A,Childerhose 16,82 Keon 1 L. Pineault 6,94 Horton F,Erickson 2.00 Pulford 2 L.McParland 1.88 Litzenberger 1 L.St. Louis 6.94 Brewer T.Cebrario 2.00 Armstrong R«Beaulieu 2200 Conacher T. Harmer 2200 Stanley cada 1 R.E.Sinotte 11,88 Stewart Ada Kenrick 2200 Olmstead 1 V.Stortini 6,94 Duff M, Tremblay 2200 Goal. Tender Betty Miller 2,00 NEXT WEEK'S SHUTOUT POOL $90.00 $113.04 (Signed) A,Gauthier Leen etsy nether acta WELLINGS RINK NORTHWESTERN REPRESENTATIVES Last weekend the Ladies Rinks played off for the right to represent the Terrace Bay Club at the Zone Playdowns being held in Manitouwadge this weekend, Personnel of the rinks were: N,. Coates, Skip, Ae Blom, Third, I, Romaniuk, Second and P. Romaniuk, Lead; P. Wellings, Skip, A. Latour, Third, S, Duquette, Second, and M, Hamilton, Lead. Results of the two games played were:. (1) Wellings 15, Coates 4, (2) Wellings 14, Coates 5, The Wellings rink now advances to the Zone Playdowns at Manitouwadge,. HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY SATURDAY The Terrace Bay High School Hockey Team will play against Schreiber High School Team in the Arena here at 7 P.M, on Saturday night, NEWS FROM THE CURLING CLUB The second round of squad curling started on Jan, 8, The first produced a few upsets, Scotty Hamilton pulled a big one as the only rink to win all six games in"B"division moving to the top"A"division with 57 points. Ken Johnson as a first year skip won 5 out of 6 going from "C" division to runner-up spot in "A", This resulted in some of the power TERRACE BAY NEWS Page 9 rinks vacating "A" division, The rinks which didn't do so well are looking for their second wind as round two starts. The new schedule for round two is now posted. Skips are urgently reminded to complete score cards for every game, In addition to the score write win and loss on each side of the card, The building committee are looking for second wind too in order to finish the lounge building, Starting Jan. 10 work. parties by rinks will be scheduled to finish the job. Two rinks will be scheduled each night. Skips will be phoned and a work schedule will be posted at the rink, It means members will be scheduled for work about every ten days. Co- operation is needed to finish the job, so curlers turn out when scheduled or more often if you wish, NOVELTY CURLING FRIDAY JAN. 12TH This Friday at 8.30 P.M, mixed novelty curling is scheduled, The first regular draw will start at 6.15 P.M, For some fun in mixed curling ladies and men are asked to get their names on the roster, or call Sandy Crawford, The bar will be licensed Friday night. There will be 16 rinks curling, Members are urged to bring a guest and join in the fun, There is no entry fee for the mixed curling. HIGH SCHOOL CURLING JAN, 12 AND 13° This Saturday and Sunday Terrace Bay is host to the Zone 4 High School Curling ai SN Rinks from Nip-Rock, Schreiber, Marathon, Manitouwadge.. and Terrace Bay will compete for the right to advance to the Northwestern Playoffs in, Port Arthur. High School curling can be very keen, Come out and watch some good curling this week-end. First draw starts Saturday at 11 A.M NeScHeLe STANDINGS TO JANUARY 7/62 INCLUSIVE | Goh We | , eae TERR MARATHON 7 5 2 ~ 10 RED ROCK < 4 3 ~ 8 TERRACE BAY 5. 2 3 == 4 | NIPIGON 5 1 4 a LEADING SCORERS | lien | GARBS GOALS ASSISTS POINT, AeLeBlanc Marathon 7 sam il 7, J.Charyna Marathon 6 3 12 15 D.Moon Marathon 7 10 4 14 A,Yanteigne * 6 8 4 12 NeSeagris Red Rock 7 3 9 LZ Maurice Osmar T.Bay 5 5 4 9 | B,LeBlanc Marathon 7 2 6 8 G,Dunnville R.Rock 7 4 - 8 HOME GAMES IN TERRACE BAY Tues, Jan, 16th, Red Rock, 8,00 P.M, Thurs. Jan. 18th, Marathon, 8,00 P.M, Fri, Jan, 26th, Nipigon, 8.00 P,M, Sun, Jan, 28, Red Rock, 1430 P.M, Thurs, Feb. 1, Marathon, 8.00 P.M, Tues. Feb, 6, Nipigon, 8.00 P.M, Sun. Feb. 11, Nipigon, 1.30 P.M, Thurs. Feb. 15, Marathon, 8.00 P.M. CANADIANS NOT TOO CANDY CONSCIOUS (From the Can.Imperialt Bank of Commerce Conmercial letter) Canadians are not quite as candy conscious as the British and Americans, In Britain annual per capita consumption is almost 28 lbs - in the U.S. it averages 17 to 18 lbs. and in Canada (1960) it was-14,5 lbs. Regional differences show Quebec eaters like bitter- sweet while Ontario residents prefer sweet.