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'March 9, 1961 -- Sic CURLING NEWS Congratulations to Anne Latour and her rink H.Lafontaine, E,Partington, an! S.Gusul who recently won the first event in the Mara- thon Ladies Lonspiel, 'Twenty-four rinks par- ticipated in the'affair, fourteen of then from outside points, LADIES ANNUAL OPEN 'SPIEL THIS WEEKEND At 11.30 A.M. Friday, March 10th, Mrs. Elsie Ostling will throw the first rock in the Terrace Bay Ladies Bonspiel, Rinks from Wawa, Manitouwadge, Port Arthur Fort William, Marathon, Schreiber and Ross- port will vie with local curlers for honors in the various events. Mrs, Ostling is a Charter member of the local Club and also a Past President, Everyone is invited to drop in to the Curling Lounge and watch the curling -- no admission, LADI®S TEN PIN LEAGUE Ruth Shirriff rolled High Game in the Ladies Ten Pin League, scoring 182. She also claimed High Three Games with her total of 469, Some other nice games were rolled by V Hanna 463 = J,Stachiw, 430 - L .Malashewski 420 and Bea Fawcett 415, TEAM STANDINGS WITH ONLY 1 SERIES LEFT Good-Fellows 162 - Alibiers 145 - Dreamers 1444 - Discs 1294 - Beatniks 1294 - Honey Bees 1284-="All Stars 117. TOP TiN AVERAGES L,Malashewski 137, Rk, Shirriff 133, J, Stachiw 129, B, Fawcett 129, D «Thompson 128, E.Knauff 125, V.Hanna 125, *K eWeppler 125, G.Banks 123, *D, Chopty 122, HIGH SINGLE - E,Knauff 200, L,Malashewki 200, HIGH SINGLE W/HCP -£.Knauff 246, HIGH THREE - R, Shirriff 469 HIGH THRE W/HCP - V. LAPORTE 639 I High-S aC chool cele y ig nal AR CN i ON EE RN RN a en cs LA NON en NEB AO OST AY A SEN NS RE RES me gene a en tem MO 'MINOR HOCKEY IN SCHREIBER (Conttd from Pg.7) Resuming play on Sunday afternoon' at 1 o'clock Wawa Midgets were again defeated by the Schrei ber team ~- score 6-3, and another game between the Juveniles and Paesani once raffle was won by Mr. Ralph. Refreshments were distributed to the youth ful players in the Legion Hall by mothers of the players, HIGH SCHOOL SUDDEN-DEATH FINAL This Saturday the high-flying Terrace Day HIgh School hockey team, as yet undefeated, meets second place Schreiber High School in a sudden-death playoff, The inter-school cup As at stake, and therefore some excitin more ended in-a 5-5 tie, The Sunday grocery i RE _ON HAND TO CHEER, _hockey_ is promised, ! TERRACE BAY NEWS | BROOMBALL PLAYOFFS _ber-Wh See a_recovery whi Page 9 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL | (Continued from Page 1) Schreiber 50 to 15, In the following game the' Terrace Bay squad defeat- ed the Marathon boys 37- 29, Schreiber clinched second place in the tour- nament edging Marathon 2} 26 to. 24 in the final game e MIXED BONSPIEL SCHEDULED There will be a Mixed Bonspiel held March 23, 24 and 25th, This Bon- spiel will be to declare a winner of the Longlac Trophy, Deadline for entries is March 18th, A Club Social is planned for the last night of the Bonspiel,. All teams competing in the Longlac Trophy Bonspiel must consist of two ladies and two men to TOP MEN ON THE BIG TOTEM POLE} KEP play alternate positions. 'EM UP THERE ee a KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ~ OFFICIAL HOCK#Y RESULTS PLAYER G ASST. WINNER AMT. Olmstead F,Caccamo 2.00 Keon M,.Clarke 2.00 Harris 1 J,Comeau 18.43 Stanley H, Kragero 2.00 Pulford JHucul 2.00 Brewer F, Gerow 2200 Armstrong D. Laporte 2.00 Nevin 2 H, Miller 34.86 Kelly A. G, Burns 18.43 Regan . E,Kydd 2.00 Horton 1 = C,.McGrath 34,86 Duff 1 J.Jackson 18,43 Shack 2. Don & Gobeil 18,43 Hillman M, Theriault 2.00 Mahovlich 1 Zs V.Stor* ini 51,29 Stewart G.Rioux 2.00 Baun 1 P, Buzyk 18,43 Goal-Tender J.Graham 2.00 NEXT WEEK'S SHUTOUT POOLS250, 00 = Point Div, $197, 25 March 4, 1961... (Signed) J.Butler Semi-final series in the local broomball playoffs will begin this week, with first place Day team meeting third place Shift 1, and second place Moose meeting fourth place Shift 3, First game will be played on Wed, night at 9 p.m. between Moose and Shift 3, Shift 1 and Day meet 9,30 on Thurs., providing there is no North Shore hockey game, Schedules of future games will be distributed among the _players. TERRACE PAY BANTAMS 7 MARATHON BANTAMS 0 In the final game of a two game total points to count series at.the Arena last Sat. Terr.Bay shutout Marathon and took the round 10-3, They now meet the winners of the Schrei ite River series-game dates to be annou- need, SUPPORT THESE BOYS--THEY DESERVE IT. TERRACE ON TOP! . The 2nd game between T.Bay High & Schreiber Paesani took place last Thursday. At the end of the 2nd period the underdog Paesani led 4-3 however: 2afh esuleea gn a 78 score,