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Did you know that........27 Few clubs met as many chal- lenges as Ottawa's famed Silver Seven, who became the Senators in 1906. In all, Ottawa captured 9 Stanley-Cups between 1893 and 1934, when they folded and moved to St. Louis as the Eagles for 1934/35. Some famous Senators in his- tory included Punch Broadbent, Cy Dinney, Alex Connell, Frank Nighbor, Frank Boucher, Hooley Smith, Cyclone Taylor. and Clint Benedict. Ottawa's Silver Seven/Senators stand 3rd among Stanley Cup Champions in histo- ry...behind the Canadiens (23) and the Maple Leafs (13). During: the W.H.A. period, the Civics, and later the Nationals, tried to establish root in the capi- tal city. Both failed for the same reason as the oldtime Senators; a lack of fans. Page 9, News, Wednesday, February 10, 1988 If junior hockey is any indica- tion, an W.H.L. franchise for Ottawa might be viable in the future. Hull'o Olympiques and the '67s both draw well at the gate. The Eagles, as grandfather to the St. Louis Blues, lasted only one year and won fewer than 10 games, One of their players, Syd Howe (no relation to Gordie!) became a proficient scorer for the great Red Wings clubs of '36, '37, and '43, and was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. The oldest existing NHL fran- chise? That's an easy one for 'Montreal fans. The ancient blue and white Canadiens were formed in 1909 and started playing in the N.H.A. in 1910. "Les Glorieux", as the Flying Frenchmen are called today, had- n't any red in their original uni- form. "Les Tricolures" even wore a Thank You WELBOURNE The family of the late Gail Welbourne would like to express their deep appreciation and sincere thanks to all their relatives friends and neighbours of Schreiber, Terrace Bay and Thunder Bay for their sup- port and kindness during the recent loss of a wife, mother and sister. Special thanks to Father Jan Rademaker for his comforting service and to the choir, organist and bearers. Also many thanks to Doctors Adey, St: Rose and Raczyeki:of Terrace Bay, the nurses and staff of McCausland Hospital; Doctors Pearson, Hoffman and Gullavita of Thunder Bay and the nurses and staff of the 6th Floor, General Hospital. Their care and kindness while in both hospitals, made such a difference to Gail. Thanks and appreciation are extended to the ladies who prepared and served the lovely luncheon in the Parish Hall. Deeply appreciated were the relatives, friends and neighbours who came to the house and were so helpful in many special ways. Earl and the family would also like to thank Joe of King's Funeral Home for his concerned assistance. Many thanks go out to all the thoughtful people who sent food, cards, flowers, Mass Cards, dona- tions to the Cancer Society and McCausland Hospital and to those who travelled a distance to be with us. The comfort and support of all of our relatives, friends and neighbours will never be forgotten. Thank you everyone. Earl, Danny, Darren and Julie Bud, Brenda, Karen, Debbie & families Schreiber N.B.C, _Team G.F._ G.A, W_L_T- PTS, SABRES Tos oer 9 ke ad SUPERIORS 13932453 ie Bd 24 DIESELS 146-133, 9.424) 119 Top Ten Scorers Player & Team Goals Assists PTS. L. McParland (Sabres) 33 26 59 S. Ross (Diesels) 22.3 35 57. P. Webb (Diesels) 23 20 43 D. Ross (Sabres) 21 16 37 D. O'Connor (Superiors) 16 20 36 D. Filane (Superiors) 24 10 34 M. Miller (Diesels) 11 20 31 D. Davis (Superiors) 25 2 30 Justin Martin (Diesels) 9 20 29 M. Lake (Diesels) LZ 15 ZT & FRASER'S BOAT SALES. For Sale. -- Used Power Boats, ranging from 18 ft. - 55 ft. Before 6 call: 344-5744 after 6 call: 767-0754 Ask for Hugh Fraser On February 25th from 7-10 p.m. approximately 100 par- ticipants will participate in Dance For Health; a nation- wide fund raising special event that promotes cardiovas- cular fitness and the development of regular physical fit- ness through aerobic dance exercise. Anyone 18 years of age & over is welcome to participate. This event will be held at the Terrace Bay High School Gym. Participants will collect pledges for 3 hours of invigorat- ing exercise. The money raised through this event will be donated to the Heart & Stroke Foundation of Ontario to continue its support of Heart Disease & stroke research. Anyone wishing to participate may pick up the pledge sheets at the Recreation Centre & for further information, contract the Recreation Centre or Anna McKie at 825- 3840. iY ae a ee ee ee ee Canadian Heart Foundation Fondation des maladies du coeur SUPE My ae Ih "9 Wy 7 4 polit ee 3 ° ee te te St paw E. Drozdowsky Chairman NAME OF CHILD THE NORTH OF SUPERIOR DISTRICT ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD HOLY ANGELS SCHOOL EARLY REGISTRATION KINDERGARTEN & JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN Any parent with a child who is eligible for enrolment in KINDER- GARTEN or JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN is asked to pre-register by phoning the school at 824-2553 or by completing the form below and sending it to the school. (Children currently attending Holy Angels School need not re-register. JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN - To be eligible to attend Junior Kindergarten in September 1988, children must be 4 years old on or before December 31, 1988 (Born in 1984). KINDERGARTEN - To be eligible to attend Kindergarten in September 1988 children must be 5 years old on or before December 31, 1988. (Born in 1983) Formal registration will take place in April . G.J. Matys Director of Education BIRTHDATE NAME OF PARENTS TELEPHONE 29 green maple leaf one season as a crest! When the Habs won the silverware in '16, their crest was a CA rather than the familiar CH. It stood for the Canadiens' Athletic Club (in English). In 1924/25, the Habs had a globe to replace the CH. This showed they were Stanley Cup Champions and the world's champions of hockey (which they were). When Norris brought out the Red Wing uniforms in 1933, fans complained bitterly at Canadien/Red Wing matchups. The Habs and Wings both looked alike. By 1934, the Canadiens wore white uniforms at home against Detroit, and the Wings reciprocat- ed at the Olympic Stadium in Motor City. By 1944, the Canadiens often wore their famous white uniforms as visiting teams to other cities. Canadiens are not only the oldest surviving Stanley Cup champi- ons; they won their first cup before any of the surviving fran- chises of the NHL were born. Les Habitants are the most- extraordinary franchise in all pro- fessional sports; eclipsing the Yanks of baseball and the Celtics of basketball- Montreal Canadiens- the best-known sports franchise in the world. As for Ottawa, it remains a hotbed for hockey mania. Someday, the Senators may return to the NHL...at least folks in Ottawa/Hull can dream about the return to Stanley Cup glories. Schreiber rec from page 6 pictures of Schreiber's Torch Days Celebrations. _ We ask anyone who has good pictures of any of the events or ice sculptures to bring them to the recreation office or to Brian Birch before Feb. 5. Your pictures will be returned. Teen Drop In Centre There is now a Teen Drop In Centre operating out of the games room and meeting room 3. If you are looking for a place to just ' meet your friends to sit and talk, come out to the recreation centre on Friday and Saturday nights from 7-11 p.m. First Aid Course The recreation department has been approached to organize a First Aid Course. Anyone inter- ested in taking this course should contact the office at 2317. NOTICE Firewood 8-ft. birch bolts 6- 128 cu. ft. cords if deliverd before March 20 $400. Ken Dooley Building 824-2742 FOR SALE NORTHSHORE CAB Co., Profitable Small Business Serious Inquiries Only Phone: 824-2000