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HOLM ALD SCLCCL ASSOCIATION (cont.) this type of literature, to the Ontario. and Dominion Legislatures prior to next August. - Dave Locking felt the parents could do a lot toward teaching their child to respect the teaching profession as a means of en- couraging more to become teachers, yet they should never be forced into it, Another suggestion from the floor was to the effect we should help get a University at the Lake- head, At present we send our children on to Colleges in the East 'or West. at far greater expense to ourselves, The hobbies were inspected by the parents in each of the rooms of the Public School following which Daisy Pletzer served tea and luncheon, assisted by Lois Hopper, Verna Conway, Mis. Kenney and Ethel Schock, 0-0-0 MARATHON EDGES TERRACE 5-4 Tuesday night the Marathon Mercurys downed the Terrace Bay Superiors before a large crowd in Marathon, Many eager suppor- ters made the trip to see the game and the Superiors tried very hard to give Terrace Bay another win, This game was a really fine contest and the Superiors put up a good fight, Tony Massaro opened the scoring at 11:06 with Steve Synishin and Johnny Cavan- augh assisting to make it 1-0. However be- fore the period ended Marathon pushed in two goals to make it 2-1. This first period was very fast considering the softness of the ice, The middle period saw both teams trying hard and Marathon finally made it 3-1. Pete Diduch from Ed Seponary at 9:03 gave the Superiors another goal, and the Mercurys scored once more before ay end of period making it 4-2, The Superiors went sik for the last period determined to tie the game up and at 5:52 Harl Knight, from Burke Trowsse and Johnny Cavanaugh, hit the twine for goal number 3, Then Johnny Cavanaugh tied up the game at 6:13 and the crowd went wild. Both teams were playing hockey both ways and the score remained tied until 16:20 when the Mereurys got another, The Superiors really went to work then and the puck hit the Marathon goal posts and cross bar but it would not go in, and so the final score was 5-h. LINE UP Goal -- Bob Weaver L. Wing - Pete Did- Defense - Steve Synishin uch Defense --- Mac Munroe R.Wing-Ed Seponary Centre - Tony Massaro (cont. on next col.) Page 9 MARATHON EDGES 'TERRACE 54 (cont. ) ALTERNATES Gordon Black, Tony Delaronde, Reg Payette, Doug 'Luke, Jack Luke, Terry Cavanaugh, Johnny Cavanaugh, Earl Knight and Burke Trowsse,. FOLKS: Remember thé game in Schreiber Thursday, February 18th between the Schreiber Deisels and the Terrace Bay Superiors. This game will decide which team enters tiv N.S.HL. playoffs and so it will be a hard fought contest, 0-0-0 BANTAMS WIN TWO WEEK END EXHIBITIONS During the past week-end the local bantam All Stars met two visiting teams. On Friday night they strengthened a Rossport sextet by loaning them five players, They then applied a coat of whitewash to the tune of 5 to 0, Goal getters were Brian Harvey with two, Marvin Conway with one, Bobby Adamo with one and T. Stevens with ones On Sunday the undefeated Schreiber Lions Bantams were the victims, Our young hopefuls rose to the occasion and administered a 6 to 1 lambasting on their opponents. K. Sitch with the help of line mates, G. LeBlanc. and A. Dejohne performed the hat trick. B. Adamo regis- tered two of his sizzlers, T. Stevens scored a neat one when he slipped home a nice pass from his wing mates, C. Boudreau and B. Harvey. The local boys held complete commanc of the play except for a momentary lapse when D. Rioux broke away from his check +) spoil Little's chances of two successive shut-outs, Our bantams with their better passing plays and sounder defence Look better every game, All players are to be congratulated for playing "heads up" hockey. 0-0-0 TERRACE BAY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION RAFFLE The H,ckey Association are conducting a raffle for a 5 piece DeLuxe Carving Set (Sheffield Steel) Tickets 25 cents each are on sale now, _ See this lovely set on display in the Shopping Centre, Proceeds for all hockey leagues in Terrace Bay. 0-0-0