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Rie SRR AGRE : | -3 bt? oh e * 2 eet ant | Circulation Terrace Bay & Schreiber : F 4 HAPPY NEW YEAR To climax the gay round.of social events and visiting around which has been going on during the holiday season, residents will once again have a choice of public dance to attend this New Year's Eve; .. They can ring out the old and bring in the new. year at the High School Auditorium where the Terrace Bay Curling Club are sponsoring their thirteenth annual New Year's Eve Ball. Music will be supplied by Clark Rabideau and the Polka Kings, a Lakehead orchestra, and noisemakers, hats, et cetera will be supplied to add to the fun, The Moose Lodge are sponsoring a Cabaret Style New Year's Eve Frolic in the Moose Hall with music by Adamo and here too favours, hats and noisemakers will be dis- tributed. | To one all, whether planning to attend | a public gathering or not, the "News" ex- tends the wish for a Very Happy New Year! i | { i | | | j ! i i ! | i | 'NIPPER' OSMAR LEADS SUIERTORS TOA 12-10 WIN OVER MARATHON ON SUIDA¥ On Sunday, December 27th, Terrace Bay Superiors and Marathon Mercuries went on a goal getting spree as Superiors downed Mercuries by, a score of 12 to 10. Maurice !Nipper! Osmar led all the way in the goal-getting department as he scored nine of the Superior!s twelve goals which may be a league record for goals scored in one game, Infact, scor- ing nine goals in one game will probably take some checking of records to establish just what the record is in organized hockey, Both teams were short of players and yet the play was fast and furious most of the time. Players tired at times and the pace lagged, but for the most part it was a fast wide-open hockey game as the score woald indicate, aD: Nipper Osmar opened the scoring early in the game--in fact he scored six consecu- tive goals, Mercuries retaliated quick and often. Going into the final stanza it was a tied hockey game. The Mercuriés quickly went into the lead but, with the plays of the Osmar Brothers clicking, Superiors came from behind to hold a 1l to 9 edge with minutes to go. Mercuries again threatened with a goal but Marvin Osmar banged in the insurance goal, For Superiors Nipper Osmar led with nine ; goals, Marvin Osmar scored two and assisted / on seven, Tom Pollard séored and Dave | Whalen came up with seven assists. For -- : Mercuries Charyna netted four goals with | two assists. Amadeo picked up two 'goals | and two assists. Ferguson two goals and- | one assist, Lanteigne and Moon each got a goal, i This win gives Superiors a total of | seven points in five league games played ; and puts them on the top of the league with Vol.2, No.52 | a game in hand. In four games they have 'does! . Association. said: December 31, 1959 Re. won three--tied one and lost one, Terrace ~ Gay's next home game is on Sunday, January 10th against: Red Rock Royals. RECREATION CENTRE NEW. YEAR'S HOURS The Arena section closes at 9 P.M. on Thursday evening, is closed all day Friday and re-opens at 8.30 A.M. on Saturday morn- ing. "The lounge section closes at 5.30 P.M, on Thursday, is closed all day Friday and re-opens at 12 noon on Saturday. A HAPPY---AND SAFE---NEW YEAR! On New Year's Eve and New Year!s Day, 1958-59. there were eleven fatalities on the highways of Ontario. Four out of five drivers involved in fatal holiday accidents were driving too fast for conditions and alcohol was found to be a factor in one of three of such fatal accidents, To promote a safe New Year, the Highway Safety Braiich of. the Ontario Department of Transport suggests: Stay alert and keep your mind on your driving and walking. Don't drive after drinking. walking, take extra care. Reduce your speed to fit conditions. Proceed with care at dusk and night, driving or walking, Give pedestrians and other drivers more congideration, Drive right and be left to enjoy the holi+- days. Drive as if your life depended on it--It If you're Pedestrians--Avoid that run down feeling. DON'T GO OUT WITH THE OLD YEAR, HUNTER SAFETY TRAINING PROGRAMME WINS INTERNATIONAL AWARD An international award in recognition of its contribytion in the field of hunter safety training has bean received by the Ontario department of Lands and Forests, The cita- tion reads: "The National Rifle Association of America presents to the Province of Ontario this award of merit for outstanding achieve- ment in the field of hunter safety during the year 1959, as determined by a special comm---- ittee of the International Association of Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners," In announcing the award, Louis F, Lucas, executive director of the National Rifle "Your province was select~ ed as having made an outstanding contribution in the field of hunter safety during the past year. We, here at the N,R.A., feel that such noteworthy achievements in this programme as accomplished by your province, merit" special recognition. We are pleased to present this citation to the Province of } tt Ontario. (Cont'd Page 6)