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February 14, 1963 eee a nee ee Fe cr MINOR HOCKEY CONTEST ii@SULTS WAW SERIES: 2300 P.M, ------ N.S.H.L, SEMI - FINALS TERRACE BAY Nuns Noni Sunday games in Marathon and Terrace Bay will start at 1:30 P.M. And Week-Day games will start at 8300 P,M, HOME LINESMEN WILL DE USED AT ALL GAMES Terrace Say and Schreiber Referees will work for the "A" Series and must travel in their own cars Mara thon and Nipigon Referees will work for the "3" Series and must travel in their own cars. DATES FOR THE FINALS WILL BE ANNOUNCED LATER PENDING THE OUTCOME OF THe SENIOR SaMf -- FINALS, een emia sens denne ns == cer ae Results of the "Pick The Winners" Contest for the period January-17th to 3lst show that Jack Wellings, Al Pattison and Lloyd Page 11 a eet t | Nipigon at Marathon | Thursday February 14, 1963 Sunday February 17, 1963 Marathon at Nipigon Thursday February 21, 1963 Marathon at. Nipigon Sunday February 24, 1963 Nipigon at Marathon | Tuesday February 26, 1963 Marathon at Nipigon Thursday February 28, 1953 Nipigon at Marathon wBtt SERIES; Thursday February 14, 1963 Schreiber at Terrace Bay| sunday February 17, 1963 Terrace Bay at Schreiber; Thursday February 21, 1963 Terrace Bay at Schreiber' Sunday: February 24, 1963 Schreiber at Terrace Bay; Tuesday February 26, 1963 Terrace Bay at Schreiber Thursday February 28, 1963 Schreiber at Terrace Bay} f - Nipigon and Schreiber | These Times Will Be Strictly Enforced. a ae ee cee ont omar seer nen sentra tee |» eae s msn ry eae een ant a eer ee gene rte SEMI-FINAL HOCKEY GAMES -- TUESDAY NIGH? In the first games of the semi-finals Tues- cay utent Schreiber North Stars faced Terrace @ MEMBERSHIP oIs -CSoM Marathon Mercuries battled it out in ese with the Flyers. The Mercuries defeated Nipigon 9 - 3 and the Superiors, in a game that could not be called either clean or fast, defeated the North Stars 6 - 2. Ten penalties were dished out to Terrace Bay and three to Schreiber by | Bay Superiors in the Terrace Bay Arena . | Phillips all had fourteen points. a | THE SUPERIORN'S NEED Y O U KR SUPPORT 1}! The Terrace Bay Superiors are operating in the red! Because of the very cold wea- ther.at the time of Home Games and also because of poor attendance at the games the E Tt financial ets have been very cane The Referees McKay, Dejonghe and Stachiw. Club hope that their split from the play-off Maurice Osmar and Dave Whalen scored two games will carry them through and will there-| $0218 each and Pytyck and Tookenay singled. fore be going all out to win and so receive Speziale and Marcel Tookenay put the the largest split. counters in for North Stars, HEL? THEM TO END THE SEASON IN THE BLACK On Thursday night the Sups and Stars face BY ATTENDING ALL THE GAMES, one another again on Schreiber ice, Let!s_ Sa ee ees --| see a good turn out from both towns for this LOST - Red Lady Buxton Key Case orninsias =" six six keys - in vicinity of Plaza. Phohe 3774 Playoff Hockey Prices | NOTE: AT THE RECRSATION OFFICE FROM nefits pala atgaccintn PRE-SALE OF TICKETS RESERVED SEAY ie RESERVED SE aoa 854 ADULT MEMBERS <a 2 4-6 P.M ON DAY OF THE GAME. ADULT NON-MEMBERS (Pre-sale on Saturda if game is on si) STANDING ROOM oe ert @ ADULT MEMBER -- B5¢ ADULT NON=MEMBEES5 100 CHILD REN SCHOUL AGE 5 a UST BE SHOWN AT THE TICKET BOOTH~ HOLDERS WILL | My i t GAME TIME TO | CLAIM THEIR TICKETS. @