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Sh SLD mine ees Sinn See (om ae 18a. eS wig ° No, 12 erving the district March 19, 1964 IT'S HOCKEY WEEK IN TERRAGE BAY COUNCIL QUOTES ~~ ATl councillors, the Reeve, Secretary~Treasurer and Clerk were present in Council Chambers on Tuesday, March 11th for the regular Council meet- ing. Minutes were read, correspondence dealt with and accounts passed as follows-- Library $310.99 - Hydro - $1367.52 - Township - $17388.12 and Recreation (February) - $5015.00. Council ratified the appointment of Ken MacLeod of the Public School Staff as a memb er of the Recreation Committee. errace Bay SUPERIORS meet the Warroad LAKERS this week for the first game in the Thunder Bay Inter- mediate finals. Games are definitely scheduled for 8 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday of this week, with a third game to be played on Friday if the first two are split. SUPERIORS have already named their pick-ups for this series, bringing in Ally LeBlanc, Al Lanteigne, Pete Amadeo and Ron Kapitan from the Marathon MERCURIES. This provides the locals with one of the strongest North Shore representatives ever to go into the Finals. However, against the Warroad team they will require nothing but the best. LAKERS line-up includes such outstanding players as Ally Reynard, Murray Balagus, Bill Matthews, Murray, Bill and Sam Grafstrom, Buck Forslund and Roger and Billy Christian of U-S-Olympic championship fame. There is no doubt the North Shore represen- tatives have their work cut out for them with such imposing opposition. This could well be the finest series of hockey ever seen on the North Shore. Fans will remember that the Warroad team prefers to play fast, clean, heads- up hockey and it is well known that Terrace Bay has always preferred this type of hockey themselves and play much better under these conditions. It is a series that no one on the North Shore can afford to miss. Be sure you leave Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings of this week open for this exciting series. BILLETS REQUIRED Billets are urgently required for visiting teams during the Northwestern Ontario Minor Hockey Playoffs being held here this weekend. This would be only for Saturday night, March 21st, and would be for boys in the 12 to 16 year old group primarily. § IF YOU CAN PROVIDE LODGING FOR ONE OR MORE BOYS, PLEASE CONTAC™ BILL LOUK OR KEN WARD IMMEDIATELY. We require nearly 100 billets and so far response has been very slow. LET US HAVE YOUR SUPPORT THUNDER BAY INTERMEDIATE PLAYOFFS The Warroad LAKERS and Terrace Bay SUPERIORS meet on Wednesday, Thursday and possibly Friday of this week in the Terrace Bay Arena for the open- ing games in the Thunder Bay Intermediate playoffs Game times are 8 p.m. and seats will be reserved for this series. Pre-game ticket sales will take place at the Recreation Office from 4 to 69.m. ondays | of games, and the Arena box office will open one hour prior to game time. See the ad on page 9 for further details . NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO MINOR HOCKEY The best in Minor Hockey again comes to Terrace Bay as the Northwestern Ontario Minor Hockey playoffs will be played here this Saturday and Sun- day Teams participating in the tournament are as follows - BANTAM - Geraldton and Port Arthur NORTH STARS (games at 12 noon and 6:30 p.m. Saturday) JUVENILES - Manitouwadge and Atikokan (games at 4 p.m. Saturday and | p.m. Sunday) MIDGETS = Fort William CANADIANS and Terrace Bay (games at 2 p.m. Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday) All series are 2 games total goals to count, These teams represent the b est in Minor Hockey throughout Northwestern Ontario and fans will re- memb er that in past years many players who are now active in professional leagues have appeared in these 'playoffs. On the plates of championship cups are such names as Rudy Migay, Edgar LaPrade, Gaye Stewart, Benny Woit, Alec Delvecchio and many others. Many local stars! names also appear, such ontinued Page 4. SKI CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP RACES HELD HERE Under a clear blue sky and on a fast hill thirty ardent skiers competed in the Terrace: Bay Ski Club Championship races at the ski hill on Sunday, March 15th, With two events, consisting of the Grand Slalom and Downhill races, the contestants were grouped into their respective age and class group. Events and the winners were as fol!ows:= Boys (8 and under) - Gr Slalom Downhill Combined (1) Brant Billings Brant Billings Brant Billings Continued Page 7 -