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February 19, 1959 SCORE 9-7 FOR RED ROCK TUESDAY'S GAME With two minutes to go Terrace Bay pulled the Goalie in a desparate bid for supremacy. Red "ock already had one man in the penalty box. However it was a futile effort since Red Rock took advantage of the empty net to make the score 9-7. : On Tuesday, February 17th, the Superiors dropped an important game to Ked Rock which leaves the Royals and Superiors tied for second spot in the League standings, Poth teams have one League game this Thursday-- Superiors at Terrace Bay against Marathon-- Royals against Nipigon Flyers, A win for Superiors against Marathon is a MUST on Thursday if they are to have any hope of second spot, Now come the big IFS, If Superiors win on Thursday and Red Rock win too there will have to be a play-off game between these two clubs prior to the play-offs. If Superiors lose on Thursday and Red Rock wins it will mean third spot for Superiors and a semi- final series against Marathon starting this coming Saturday and Sunday in Marathon, If Superiors win and Red Rock loses on Thursday Superiors will end up in second spot but Red Rock will be the favourite over Nipigon. The Royals and.Superiors are playing it down to the wire in League standings. Tuesday's loss to Red Rock was a tough one but, as usual the Royals dug. for that puck and checked like crazy. Jorgenson was not minding the nets so the loss cannot be put down to him, Thursday night is the big game. Hockey fans will see Superiors out to make a win on their home ice. Be at the Arena for the game and watch for a Hockey Association Bulletin for the possible play-off game be- tween Red Rock and Superiors to break a second place tie in the League standings. SCHRETPER'S NEW YEAR BADY HONOURED The Women's Institute held their regular meeting recently with Mrs, W. Thrower presiding, A donation was made to the Navy League, A Penny Auction was planned to follow the next regular meeting and Mrs. Slater agreed to arrange a drawing contest suitable to St. Patrick's day. The hostesses for this meeting will be Mesdames Whitton, Bryson, Bailey and Linkewich. Reeve W.E. D'Arcy attended to present the silver cup awarded each year to the first baby of the new year, this year Brady Purns, son of Mr. & Mrs. George Burns, born on January 4th, After this presentation, Mrs, burns. was presented with baskets of gifts given by some forty-five business firms and individuals. KINETTES CHALLENGE LEGION AUXILIARY The Kinettes held their regular meeting in the home of Beatrice McCuaig recently. and challenged the Legion Auxiliary to a broomball game to be played February 27th, TERRACE BAY NEWS Page 9. WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTORS! COURSE TO BE HELD AT FORT WILLIAM A Red Cross Water Safety ee Course will be held from Tuesday, March 31 to Friday, April 3, inclusive, at the Y.M.C./. in Fort William, Ontario, The Course is sponsored by the Water Safety Service Branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society, Ontario Division, in coopera- tion with the Fort William and Port Arthur Red Cross Branches and the Community Pro- grammes Branch of the Ontario Department of Education, Applications from any community conducting or planning to conduct a Swimming and Water Safety programme will be welcomed. Applicant: should be 18 years of age andholi a Life Saving Award, Persons who do not meet these pre-requisites may register and may be admitted to the Course, depending upon the number enrolled. Applicants who are approvec for the Course will be notified of detailed arrangements prior to the Course, Applica- tions must. be returned by March 2, 1959. The individual or sponsoring group is responsible for travel, room and board of the applicants, There is no fee for the Course. Application forms can be obtained from your community Recreation Director and/ or the local Red Cross Water Safety chairman. or the Community Programmes Branch, Ontario Department of Education, 400 Catherine Stree'. Fort William, Ontario. WINTER ART SCHOOL TO. DE HELD AT QUETICO Professional instruction in winter land- scapes will be offered for the first time in Northwestern Ontario it was announced by Mr. Jack Haggerty, President of the Lakehead Are: Art Association, Port Arthur. The instructic«: will be given at two courses sponsored by th: Association Mar, 4 to Mar. 8 and Mar, 9 to Mar, 15. The first thirty hour course will be held at the Quetico Conference and Training Centr: 100 miles west of the Lakehead, and the sec ond will be held at Fort William, The course * the Quetico Conference and Training Centre will be a live-in course, The courses will offer instruction in drawing, winter landscapes, painting and portraiture. Classes are open to anyone desiring art instruction and it is expected' | that candidates will attend from art clubs in Sioux Lookout, Kenora, Dryden, Atikokan, Fort William, Port Arthur, Red Rock, Schreit=: Terrace Bay, Marathon as well as from comm- unities without clubs, Anyone interested in attending the course: may obtain information and registration forn: for both courses from Mrs, Strickland, 226 E. Mary Street, Fort William; the Community Programmes Branch, 400 Catherine Street, Fort William or from the Quetico Conference and Training Centre, Box 1000, Atikokan, The grocery hamper recently raffled by the Schreiber Ladies Curling Club was won by Mrs. Edith Dugas.