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a | t \ I } j t TERRAC FEBRUARY 22, 1968 WOMEN TO HOLD PENNY AUCTION Mrs. Tommy Boland, home economics and health convener, gave an interesting paper at the Schreiber Women's Institute February meeting recently on the preparation of cheaper cuts of meat and soups. Motto for the meeting was "better a close neighbor than a far friend.'"' Roll call was an- swered with baby gifts. A pen- ny auction is planned for the March Meeting. -Mrs. Ileene Williamson re- ported sending 12 cards during January, Information was read concern- ing the Guelph conference in May and the officers workshop on Feb. 29 in MacGregor town- ship Naming of delegates was held over. - ; Mrs. Harvey McCanna presiq- ed for the meeting. Mrs. J. D. Bryson was pianist. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Anyone who now has e- quipment belonging to the CPT Committee (or has knowledge of the where- abouts of any of it) are asked to please phone Mr. J.D. Bryson, Schreiber, at 113 or write Box 57. Sign in a La Jolla, California, paint store: "Husbands choosing colors must produce a note sign- ed by their wives." JUNIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE ACTION In N'Western Ontario Junior Hockey League action Schreiber North Stars took commanding lead over the Geraldton Goldminers this weekend in their best of five semi-final series, winning the first two games at home Saturday night by a score of 5 - 3 and Sunday afternoon 4- 1. Saturday's game had the North Stars jumping into a quick two nothing lead with goals by Stefurak and Captain Bill Webb. Geraldton's Fukushima narrowed the count to 2 - 1 by the end of the first period. The lone goal of the 2nd period was scored by Speziale of the North Stars, as Schreiber led 3 - 1. Two fast goals at the start of the 3rd period, by D. MacDonald put the Stars into a 5 - 1 lead and the Goldminer's fought back with goals by Pulak and E BAY N | photo at left are the Cen- | tennial babies with their mothers. They were honored by the Schrei- ber Women's Institute in the Town Hall a- long with the New Year Baby for 1968 Matson, to end the game at 5 - 3. Sunday's encounter saw the Goldminers take a one to nothing lead with a fast goal by Pulak, but from: © then on the goaltending duo of North Stars Condié:: and Welsh shut the door. Dan MacDonald of the North Stars ended the count minutes later as the Ist period ended ina tie 1-1. Defenceman Pat. Spadoni blasted the winning score by Lange on a point shot to open the 2nd period and Schreibers Terry Black scored at the 8 minute mark of the second, with the period ending, Schrei- ber leading 3 - 1 Hustling Rookie Stanley Spadoni ran the count to 4-1, scoring the only goal of the 3rd period, much to the delight of his home town fans, and from then on the Stars checked furiously to ensure their well- earned 4 - 1 victory. BANTAM GAME In a game following the Junior contest Sunday, the Schreiber Bantams defeated the Red Rock Bantams 9 - 3 to win their two game, total goals to count series, by an overall count of 12 to 6, having pre- viously tied in Red Rock Saturday 3 - 3. For Schreiber, defenceman Bob Fummerton blasted home four goals aided by Bill Hiller with two goals and two assists, Kim Gellert scoring one and three assists, with singles scored by Bob Webb and Curtis Martin. For Red Rock, Kurutiak, Labbee and Bou- dreau each scored singles. Schreiber Bantems now meet the representatives _ from Geraldton to decide the winner in the Western Zone of the North Shore. All the best of luck goes with the boys from fans and friends alike in Schreiber and Terrace Bay. Get out there and show 'em your stuff!