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LARGE OLSEN iINK REPRESENTS CLUB IN NORTH WEST eLAYDOWNS The 0. Olsen rink, by virtue of two consecutive wins over the Ostling foursome will represent Terrace Bay at Marathon on February lst in the cone playdowns. Last Saturday Olsen defeated Ostling in two very close games which saw some very fine curling ------ and if this standard of curling is maintained our Terrace bay rink should go on to win at Marathon. Best of luck to 0. Olsen, J. MacDonald, L. Crockford, and H. Solly in the North West Ylaydowns. x & # NOTICE OF MEETING The annual Meeting of members of E.M.B.S. will be held in the lhecreation Centre at 7:00 p.m., Thursday, January 23, 1958, Business will be the election of Directors and such other business as may properly come vefoure the uveting. % & % HOUSES FORK 5aLE The following houses are being offered for sale: House #6 (Fine Cresc.) - approx. $5,286, House #7 (cine Cresc.) - approx. 5,037, House # 29 (zine Cresc.) approx. 4,412, House #115 (Laurier ..ve.) approx. 5,473. If interested please contact E. J. Brady by 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, January 21, 1958. ST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY eminence vena ~~~ January 16, 1958. SUTERIONS AT iD iOCK THIS WEEK-END Superiors will journey te ied iock this week-end to meet the hed iock woyals. This should be well worth seeing. With support the Superiors should take both games. Then with their morale bolstered the Superiors will meet MaiATHON TUESDAY NIGHT AT THiuuiCkE, The tables should be turned on this one. Thursday January 23rd Terrace bay will be at Marathon. This one is hard to predict. Marathon is tough, especially on their own Licey x * SULEKIOKS LOSE TO MaiiATHON Marathon Mercuries iced ten of their players to challenge the league-leading Superiors at the Terrace Bay arena, Tuesdav night. after sixty minutes of offensive and defensive play the Mercuries downed Superiors five to two and put themselves North Shore Hockey League leaders by one point. ouperiors went ahead 1 - 0 in the first: -: period on a well executed play by Calder, Whalen and Osmar which proved to be the only well completed play Superiors made for the remainder of the same. LeBlanc for Marathon started Mercuries off at 0:33 of the second period and while the Superiors were skating in circles fumbling passes, Bolan, Henderson and Cox had each made a contribution to the Marathon total. Blom o" Terrace Bay made the lane counter for Superiors in the period. Superiors by necessity took over the play in the third, but having practiced for two periods they were able to muff every opportunity they had at the Marathon net. (cont'd page 6)