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__ MARCH 7, 1973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 15 Sports Slants = cont'd ........ individual scoring race. In case you've been wondering how the NHL schedule was set up this season in order for teams to play each other an equal amount of times. It's simple ... the teams don't play each other the same number of games. Each club plays three others six times and ths remaining 12 only five times. Detroit for instance, plays the three Canadian teams six times each and the others five times. PINEWOOD COURT COUNCIL MEETS The Resident's Council of Pinewood Court func- tions satisfactorily with a President, Vice President, Secretary Treasurer and seven members. They are all residents of the Home and represent the total Home population. In Thunder Bay, once a month, the Council meets and discusses any problems that might have arisen, make suggestions and are generally clued in on happenings in and out of the Court. At the meeting which took place recently, Mr. Vibert discussed the new satellite Home at Terrace Bay which will probably be called Birchwood Terrace and the Council members were asked to lend their support by making suggestions and assisting in other ways if called upon and generally being in- terested in the new Home. The Council have always been very active, hav- ing put on annual teas, wine and cheese party for Senior Citizens week, a walk-a-thon, regular monthly bingos, as well as assisting in may other areas. The Administration and Staff of Pinewood Court are very appreciative of the Council's par- ticipation in the running of the Home and feel that they are a definite asset as well as giving in- centive to the other residents. MOOSE & DEER SEASONS FOR NORTHERN ONT. The 1973 moose and deer seasons for Northern Ontario have been announced by the Hon. Leo Bernier, Minister of Natural Resources. A number of changes in boundaries and dates of moose seasons have resulted from management requirements. The season in Northeastern Ontario will begin one week later than previously except in an area around Sault Ste. Marie. Non-resident moose hunting will not be allowed in an area around Thunder Bay or on the islands and peninsulas of Lake Superior. The resident moose season in Northwestern Ontario will begin one week earlier than previously. Deer, seasons are similar to those of previous years. The seasons for moose hunting are as follows: In extreme Northwestern Ontario the moose seas- on is Saturday, September 15 to Saturday, December 15, 1973 for residents and from Saturday, September 15 to Thursday, November 15, 1973 for non-residents In the central part of Northwestern Ontario the moose season is Saturday, September 15 to Saturday, December 15, 1973. For non-residents it is Saturday, September 29, to Thursday, November 15, 1973. In the southern portions of Northwestern Ontario the moose season is for residents only from Saturday, September 29 to Saturday, December 15, 1973. Turning to Northeastern Ontario, the most north- erly season is from Saturday, September 22 to Saturday, December 15, 1973 for residents, and from Saturday, September 22 to Thursday, November 15, 1973 for non-residents. In the central part of Northeastern Ontario the moose season for residents is from Saturday, October 6 to Saturday, December 15, 1973 and for non-resi- dents it is from Saturday, October 6 to Thursday, November 15, 1973. The following deer seasons were also announced: Residents and non-residents may hunt deer in the territorial district of Kenora and the northeastern part of the territorial district of Rainy River from September 29, 1973 with the non-resident season closing on November 15, 1973 and the resident season on December 15, 1973. The southwestern portion of the territorial district of Rainy River the deer season opens October 27, 1973 for residents and non-residents with closing dates as above . Residents, only, may hunt deer in the territorial districts of Thunder Bay, Cochrane west of the north- erly extension of the Thunder Bay-Algoma boundary and in an area extending some eleven townships east of that line fo approximately Missinaibi Lake Pro- vincial Park and the Algoma-Sudbury line. The season in this area begins September 29, 1973 and ends December 15, 1973. In the rest of Northeast- ern Ontario north of North Bay except the area around around Sault Ste. Marie (which which seasons will be announced later), the deer season is for residents, only, from November 5 to 10, 1973.