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March 12% 1964 THE NEWS Page 5 Congratulations (Continued from page 4) Music Festival. Linda Hayes received third place in two classes and a fourth in another. Jane Cole- borne placed second in one class and received a fifth for two others. In their duet Jane and Linda were given a third. Ronnie Matuszak placed first one one class, second, in two competitions and a third in yet another class. SUPERIORS WIN (Continued from Page |!) in Marathon by a close 6 to 5 verdict. This is the first time that the championship has been won by a visiting team on Marathon ice and the local boys were full value for the win. Both teams were badly short-handed through in- juries and sickness, and Terrace Bay especially felt the loss of Dave Desrosiers and Dave Whalen. Determined efforts by the balance of the club pulled the SUPES through but not before Marathon made a , last ditch effort to even the score. With only a few minutes remaining and leading 6 - 3, Terrace Bay looked to be sure winners. However, Marathon counted two quick goals to make the score 6 - 5, and when Bob Adamo was penalized for icing the puck, matters reached a climax. Top goal tending by Brian Webb kept Marathon off the score sheet and the SUPES were home winners. effort, and was especially proud that the champion- ship had been won right on Marathon ice. In addi- tion, he was particularly thankful for the fans who CHEQUE: DRAW' Sb 4, io STORE. Ce" Robinson Stores YOUR FRIENDLY FAMILY STORE - - YOU ARE WELCOME AT YOUR CREDIT UNION @ Asa member of THE CREDIT UNION you will find it easier to save money regularly, safely and with expectation of a reasonable dividend -- with payroll deduction. ® You will find it simpler to borrow money, and a whole lot easier to pay it back, because it costs you less -- with payroll deduction @ Most important of all, THE CREDIT UNION, because it belangs to the members (to YOU if you join), gives you truthful, friendly, confidentiol help with your money problems. The only way you can possibly tose is by not joining us. Terrace Bay Community Credit Union Limited OFFICE HOURS = Monday & Thursday 7-9 P.M, ~ Friday 9- 11 A.M. Coach Brassard lauded the boys for their determined GET. INE@N= OUR SSA by BONG: CASH YOUR CHEQUE AT THE ROBINSON The Lucky Winner - on answering a quiz - will get the value of their purchase in credit. SO - COME ON IN !! stuck with the team through the past few controver- sial weeks, feeling sure that the team has redeemed itself to its loyal supporters . Terrace Bay now meets the winners of the Dryden- Warroad series, which is tied at two games each. Final game in that series will be played on Saturday, March 14th. The winners will travel to Terrace Bay for the first two games in the best four out of seven Thunder Bay finals. Dates for that series are March 18th and th in Terrace Bay. In the event that the first two games are split, a third game will also be played in Terrace Bay on Friday, March 20th. This series then moves to Dryden or Warroad for comple- tion. Despite a rash of injuries and setbacks, the SUPES have been able to win the North Shore Championship for the third time. They require our support if they are to continue on the trail to Thunder Bay champion- ship. LET'S GIVE THEM GOOD SUPPORT DURING THE COMING PLAYOFFS. MEN'S BASKETBALL .... Tuesdays from 8:15 to 10:00 P.M. at the High School BADMINTON ... every Monday from 8:00 to 10:00 P.M. and every Wednesday from 8:30 to 10.30 P.M. at the Gym. MINOR HOCKEY PHOTOS = Orders for the Minor Hockey Photos, now on display at the Rec.Centre, will be taken up until Thursday of this week. No orders will be taken after that time. Terrace Bay PHONE 825 - 3891