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Ag ce eek ET he ote Volume 6, No. 14 Badmi nton Tourn ey ~ Saturda y The final tournament in the North Shore Badminton League will be held in the Recreation Hall starting at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 7th. The Terrace Bay team has led the league since the first tournament and goes into the finals with 3 points lead over Schreiber and 21 points lead over Marathon, 'The winning team will be award= cad the NESCO Trophy, emblamatic of the League Championship, As it is possible to win 20 points only in any one tourna- ment, the Marathon team is eliminated from the championship race. 'The competition be-= tween the Schreiber and Terrace Bay teams has been very high during the season and so is expected to reach a climax on Satur- day night. A cordial welcome is extended to all persons wishing to see the tournament, so please come out and remember there will be no admission charge or collection of any kind. Refreshments will be served to Club Members at the close of the evening's play. 0-0-0 LUNCH HOUR MOVIES Lunch Hour Movie Programmes will be ghown in the Main Mill Locker Room on Fri- day and again in the Cafeteria on Mondey,. These movies will be made up of a quick trip across Canada, a short musical pro- gramme and the story of the older man's pid for a job in industry today along with a short feature on some outdoor life. 0-0-0 LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY wpril 5, 1951 BANTAMS VISIT LAKEHE/.D Last Saturday our Bantam Hockey team made a trip to the Lakehead for the purpose of attending the Port Arthur-Winnipeg play- off game and to engage the Great Lakes Bantams of Fort William in an exhibition contest, This trip was their reward for having won the first hockey championship for Terrace Bay. Due to adverse weather and other unfavourable conditions, the party of four cars pretty nearly never made it, But with a great deal of determination and a little luck, the party finelly arrived at their destination about 5 hours behind schedule, The game was played in the new Fort William Gardens on Sunday morning, The first period looked pretty bad for Terrace Bay when the Fort William team took a 3-0 lead, But in the second period Jackie Marsh gave our team a start by scoring on a shot from about 5 feet out after a dandy pass from Terry Cava- naugh, 'The play see-sawed back and forth in the second period and early in the third, the Same duo teamed up again when Cavanaugh scored on a pass from Marsh to make it 3-2. Great Lakes then came back to take a 4-2 lead but Cavanaugh got that one back assisted by Marsh again and Doug Smith, The tying goal came off Paul Marcella's stick and shortly after that Cavanaugh scored again to put Terrace Bay in the lead 5-4. In the closing minutes of the game, Great Lakes tied it up again and that's how the game ended - 5 all. Only one penalty was handed out to our lads and that went to hand hitting Johnny Galvin, Duc to Joo Adano's brilliant coach- ing, tho sportsmanship nd playing. of the whole team, tho playcrs came back well satisficd. (cont. on Page 3)