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APRIL 25, 1973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 3 ll rernace BAY NEWS J) PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY at the News Print- ing Plant, Post Office Building, Terrace Bay OFFICE HOURS - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon-Fri. DEADLINE- for all advertisements and news material is NOON Monday for Publication in that week's issue. SUBSCRIPTION RATE - $4.00 per year (Local) $5.00 pen yearn (out-o4- ; town) Second class mail Registration Number 0867 LEGION NEWS The new Legion building is progressing very well and it is expected that during next month it will be in full use. A tremendous amount of volunteer labour has gone into this build- ing and this kind of enthusiasm is what has made the project possible. At the last Zone meeting held in Terrace Bay, Pat Jones was elected Zone 82 Commander and George Churney was appointed Zone Secre- tary. Zone 82 takes in four Legion Branches, Schreiber, Terrace Bay, Marathon and Manitou- wadge. Coming events for the Terrace Bay Legion are the Fish Derby. The closing date for mem- bers to enter is May I5th. The poster for entry is posted. Enter now. There are five categories of fish you can try for and win yourself a prize. The mixed bowling league wind-up is coming soon and it is planned for the new Legion hall The annual crib and dart tournament will be held soon, probably in the new hall. Watch for the dates of these two events. SPORTS SLANTS - By Ray Shank Needless to say, the biggest thing in sports circles these days is the Stanley Cup playoffs -- how the New York Rangers finally showed they could win the big ones by elimina- ting the mighty Boston Bruins, how Buffalo Sabres almost upset Montreal Canadiens, and how the surprising Philadelphia Flvere ~atled the rug from under the Habs Falorosgail heating me of their semi-final series. REA There's a lot to say abouyour own custom clirup playoffs. But in this part |y cool cleanairine the sports talk is focussed ing of Detroit Red Wings co mn. From the sound of things, : people who appear to think on was made are Wings owner Bruce Norris, general manager Ned Harkness and executive vice-presi- dent Jim Bishop. . While Norris may know a bit about hockey, Harkness and Bishop certainly are nobodys in the game. Their background? Prior to join- ing the Red Wings front office, Harkness was simply a college coach, having handled the coaching reins of Cornell University - hardly bonafide credentials to coach a major league team. Bishop? He had no hockey experience what- soever. Prior to being hired by Norris, he had coached Oshawa Green Gaels to three or four consecutive Canadian junior lacross championships, owned a sporting goods store in Oshawa and was a part-time sports announcer for an Oshawa radio station. Hardly the background you need to be a big shot on an NHL team. It was Bishop who hired Harkness to coach the Red Wings a couple of years ago. So what does this freshman, Ivy League coach | (Harkness) do the first time he steps on the ice with the Wings? He tells young Garry Unger to cut his hair. Later, he informs Alex Delvecchio, a I9-year veteran with the team, that he must refrain from smoking cigars continued page 4 ...... EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION HAS COME TO Almost Home -- Anti-Dotes -- Guess What -- Well, Here We ALL Are -- Woman in White -- The Consumer Game -- National Mulch -- Walrus -- Hockey -- Variety Fare -- The Wornkd in Your Kitchen SCHREIBER WATCH These and other exciting new programs are broadcast daily on Sisson Community T.V. cable channel I3, 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. daily. Discover how entertaining television real- ly is, through programs provided by the Ontario Educational Television Authority. ps