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«< February 3, 1966 THE MINOR HOCKEY (Continued from page 12) In the first PeeWee game played on Saturday Ter- race Bay HAWKS scored a | = 0 victory over Schrei- ber PANTHERS. In the second game the T .Bay Bruins edged Schreiber TIGERS 2-1. In the Bantam game Terrace Bay defeated Manitouwadge 5-3 with Paul Papousek scoring a hat trick for the locals and single goals going to Gordie Phillips and T.Knight. The Manitouwadge scoring was distributed bet ween Paulouvoski, Acourt and Godiski. In the evening game Schreiber Bantams outclassed Manitouwadge by 6 - |. On Sunday afternoon T. Bay Bantams edged Manitouwadge 5-4. Scoring for Terrace were Phillips with 2 goals, Reinette with 2 and a single going to Turner. For Manitouwadge Jackimanski with 2 goals and Passi with 2 goals. In the two other PeeWee games on Saturday after- noon, the Schreiber TIGERS edged the Terrace Bay CANADIENS 4-3 and the Terrace Bay LEAFS nipped Schreiber PANTHERS 2 - |. SPECIAL tnis wx. ON All 4 HORSE POWER SNOW BLOWERS YOUR SNO-BUG, MERCURY OUTBOARD AND HONDA DEALER SCHREIBER SPORT & GIFT SHOP Phone 58l Schreiber, Ont. THE HOME TEAM ~~ SS) \J Se SS ey ee "I'm glad to see you respect a white flag." NEWS Page |3 ARTIFICIAL ICE GROUP (Continued from P. 'I4) The fund has grown to the following amount in- vested - $12,000 - Bank Bal. $2,543.12 - Total, $14,543.12 Out of this amount we have sent a cheque to the Wardrope Agency to pay the architect fee of $1101. 4 leaving a balance of $13,442.72 as of Jan.24th, 1966. Samuel Patrick Newton - Treas. ROSSPORT NEWS Winners at the weekly games of the 500 Card Club were Mrs.Mac Hubelit, Mrs.G .Rousseau and Mrs. Len Ibey. The hostess was Mrs.Hubelit. The event took place on Tuesday evening. Re- freshments were served to Mrs.Peter Testori, Mrs. - Len Ibey, Mrs.Eugene Gerow, Mrs.Albert Rouble, Mrs .Oliver Foreman, Mrs.Margaret Brewer, Mrs. Gordon Rousseau and Mrs. Hubelit. St .Berchman's Altar Society held a successful social evening in the community hall Friday even- ing under the convenorship of Mrs.Herb Legault and Mrs .Agnes Legault. Mr .Alex Zwaresh has returned from a holiday spent in Toronto and other Eastern Ontario centers. Mrs.Lorne Molinski was called to Port Arthur owing to the illness of her mother, Mrs. Spiess. Lawrence Mushqush has returned. from a five day Indian Folk School of Thunder Bay instruction held at Nipigon. Miss Caroline Mushqush is attending school at Port Arthur. Messrs. B.Lapenski, Borlier and A.Bull were busi- ness visitors to Geraldton this week. Douglas Hunt was a Lakehead visitor during the week. Russell Gerow of Port William was home over the weekend. Rev .Father Maurice of Port Arthur visited Pays Plat Mission on Sunday. FUNERAL NOTICE - WOOD - In the city of Prince Rupert, Friday, December 31, 1965, Ray Asa, age 63 years. Beloved husband of Mrs.H.Constance Wood, 1900 11th Ave.East. Beloved father of Allen Wood, Prince Rupert, B.C., Jack Wood of Marathon, Ontario and Nancy (Mrs.G.Golinia) also of Mara- thon, Ontario. The very Rev. E.G.Flagg conducted services at Ferguson Funeral Home, 500 McBride St., at 3 p.m. on Friday, January 7th. Interment was at Fairview Cemetery. MORE CURLING NEWS - Team Standings After three rounds of curling Lou Duquette and his quartette are top dogs with 134 points. Ken Johnson is two games behind Lou with 120 points. The rest of 'A' Division - Crockford, MacDonald, McLeod, West and Beddard, are all three games be- hind Lou. Since the next round is the final club champion- ship round, the odds are certainly with the Duquette rink.