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Page 9 UNOFFICIAL LEAGUE STANDINGS TO FEB.8TH. GP... W. Le T. Ge... GA, Pts. Marathon 26 > 19 as eee 89 39 Terrace Bay .-24 .11 13 0 107 lll = 22 Red Rock 24 i2 4277/) 78 GS < 223 Nipigon 26 O48 98) SIO)... 129 216 _ Terrace Bay is in third place. ' EXECUTIVE MEETING There will be a short meeting of the 1 Executive of the Men's Curling Club at 6 P.M., Thursday, the 12th, in the Small Meeting Room, DUES Ali unpaid membership dues must be paid imme dia te ly, CURLING NEWS ~~ CONGRATULATIONS to Peggy Wellings, Ann i Latour, Ida Romaniuk and Sylvia Duquette - | Northwestern Ontario Champs for the 3rd successive year!! NOVELTY BONSPIEL - Winners of the novelty bonspiel held last weekend were Ed West, Skip, Charlie Sitch, 3rd, Harry Gusul, 2nd, and Joe Butler, lead. Consolation winners were Joe Campbell, Skip, John Garvin, 3rd, Vic Welsh, 2nd, and Clarence Rousseau, lead. Prizes, which were silver mugs for the winn- ers and (s) weeping towels for the consola- tion, were presented at the social on Saturday evening. Plans are to have two more of these week- end bonspiels this year, One will be a club 'tspiel and the other a novelty event, MIXED CURLING - The draw scheduled for | Feb, 7th will be held this Saturday, Feb.14th with another regularly scheduled draw the next Saturday, Feb. 21st. This mixed curling has really caught on and will probably be an important part of next year's programme, BONSPIELERS - Rune Sealing Cliff Wood, Don Whitley an and Doug Knight came back from Marathon a couple of weeks ago with the 2nd prize in the first event - electric shavers. Manitouwadge, with our old friend, Jock Mr.cCall on their rink, beat Rune out. Well | done, .boys, RECREATION NEWS GUN CLUB MEETING FRIDAY - Those people who have expressed a desire to form a Gun Club are urged to attend a meeting on Friday night at 7 p.m., in the Small Room of the Recreation Centre. Plans will be discussed for the formation of a club and, if possible, a committee formed to get things underway. REMEMBER. eee Ladies are invited too, already have four who wish to take part. We TERRACE BAY NEWS February 12, 1959. NORTH SHORE HOCKEY LEAGUE The North Shore Hockey League schedule is about complete and a quick look shows that Marathon have cinched the top spot with Superiors and Red Rock neck and neck for second place. Nipigon haven't a chance for the runner-up position but are in there for third place. There is an importance in gaining the second position as the semi-finals will be a seven game series; first place vs. third and second vs, fourth, The top rank team will have the advantage of playing four games on home ice, providing, of course, that the series would go the limit, Superiors have a break, for a change, in that the next five games give them four on home ice, They are at full strength and are working well together. The past week has shown some impressive wins 11-5 against Mar- athon on Marathon ice and an 8-1 victory against Nipigon Sunday afternoon. Their loss 7-5 on Thursday here against Marathon was given after a well played game in which the Mercs gained the odds during the first period Sunday was an indication of their team play and close checking methods. Nipigon were not | weak, they were closely back checked by the Superior forwards, met a stiff well combined defense and had the frustrating experience of; seeing their shots turned aside by stellar net minding. Red Rock will be here Thursday and again Sunday, Feb. 15th, neither the Royals nor the Superiors can afford to give each other a game advantage, which indicates that the games will be close and stiff. Royals, as in the past, are a team that work together have dogged determination and are heavy enough to give the Sups a hard time breaking into the defense zone, Superiors have the speed, their defense is as heavy but always have trouble with Jorgensen in the: net. Nipigon Flyers will play here Saturday night, Feb. 14th.Terrace and Nipigon always : play a top quality game. | | | Feb, 12th | | | | | i | The last game of the series will be played here against Marathon, Thursday, Feb,19th. This will be the game at which 'the draw will | be made for the $90.00 watch, Your program | numbers count here, you have to be present in! order to win. So, for the next four home games keep those girls busy selling programs | and have your program numbers with you on Thursday, February 19th, Don't forget to save your Friday night, February 13th, for the Hockey Association St. Valentines Dance. THURSDAY FEB 12th RED ROCK AT TERRACE BAY | 4 TUESDAY'S GAME: MARATHON 8 - TERRACE BAY 7 GAME TIME | 8 P.M.