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PAGE 10 TERRACE BAY NEWS DECEMBER 6, 1972 Superior Voice - cont'd from page 9 Whiteway with 5 points. The fop rebounder for Lake Superior High School was Mark Stokes with 11 re- bounds followed by Robert Vanderkam with 9 rebounds The top scorer for Lake Superior was Bill Souliere with 12 points followed by Robert Vanderkam with 9 points. On November 30 the boys junior team defeated Niprock 49-35 at Niprock High School . Top rebounder for Lake Superior was Mark Stokes with 17 rebounds followed by Robert Vanderkam with 16. : 4 Top scorer was Robert Vanderkam with 16, followed by Mark Stokes with 13. Basketball fans are anticipating more exciting games during the forthcoming weeks. ROBBED OF VICTORY The Terrace Bay "Superiors" found themselves robb- ed of victory in the last few minutes of the third period Sunday in Manitouwadge . These games between Terrace Bay and Manitouwadge are proving to be very tense, fast and exciting as the teams seem fo be very evenly matched. One inferest= ing aspect of their last bout was that there were more total goals than total penalities. The "Copper Kings" edged out the Superiors 3-2 . There were only four penalties in the game, two fo each team. Terrace Bay fans will have another opportunity to see these teams in action this Sunday. As usual, this promises to be another great game as the locals are looking for their first victory over the visitors after tieing them 6-6 the last home game. For a new team in this league, the "Superiors" are beginning to show their potential very early and many observers continue fo predict an upset by our boys before this season ends. Terrace Bay opening the scoring in the first period with a goal by Pat Heenan from Hamilton and Schrift. The "Copper Kings" evened the score in the second to make it 1-1 going into the last period. The Superiors second goal came from the stick of a new team member, Jack O'Javee who is not at all unknown in Terrace Bay hockey. Jack promises fo be a strong asset to this club. Again, the assist came from Rick Hamilton. The Copper Kings down 1 goal came back strongly to first tie the game and then in the last remaining minutes to beat net-minder Richard Petrus to score the winner. 3 These games with Manitouwadge are going to bring back some great hockey to the local area. Make a point of being on hand Sunday to see the Superiors host the Copper Kings for the return match. Hopefully, with the home-ice advantage, Terrace Bay will improve their score. DELAY FOR NORTHERN CATV SERVICE There will be a delay in inaugurating the Educational | Television Service which was to begin operation on December Ist. The delay is due fo equipment install- ation which has not been completed. lt is hoped that | the television station which is to be operated from the Terrace Bay Campus will be in operation within two weeks. The service, when fully operational, will supply the community with ten hours of educational programs which are not available on the present channels in Terrace Bay. The Winner of the Schrieber Junior Hockey 50-50 Draw was DON McCOUAN. December draw will be on December 22. : THE MORE YOU BUY THE MORE YOU GET = HEY KIDS! So -- -- ------------------ -- FROM 1:30 p.m. UNTIL 3:30 p.m. BE SURE TO COME IN AND SEE SANTA SANTA WILL ALSO BE GIVING AWAY BALLOONS & POPCORN PLUS A POSTER FOR YOU TO COLOR SCHREIBER ONTARIO the wy ay | :