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JULY I8, 1973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 7 Sports Slants =- continued .......... lives (they'll be getting close to $75,000 a year for the first five years with Houston) . Also, it gave him the courage to get out of an organization (Detroit) with which he wasn't happy . Quebec Nordiques almost pulled the same thing with Jean Beliveau, the great Montreal captain. Beliveau, however, turned down Nord- iques' offer (it was never divulged, but prob- ably exceeded $I million) and decided to stay on as vice-president of the Canadiens and a director with the Canadian Arena Co. Beliveau's interest with the Canadiens, how- ever, was much different than Howe's affilia- tion with the Red Wings. Gerry Patterson, Beliveau's lawyer, said: "Jean has a good rela tionship with vice-president and general mana- ger Sam Pollock and is completely happy in Montreal." Besides, Beliveau made his name in hockey. He was good to the game, probably better than it was to him. He played I8 years, led Canad- iens to all kinds of Stanley Cups and is now a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame. Why risk injury playing hockey when you've got it made with the club you've been associa- ted with all those years -- and you like your job. Money talks, yes. In Jean Beliveau's case, though, it didn't talk loud enough. Wouldn't it have been something if the thre three top goal scorers in NHL history would have played in the WHA next season? Gordie Howe, Bobby Hull and Jean Beliveau ....... AGUASABON GOLF CLUB NEWS On Wednesday evening, June 20th, the Men's Twilite Tournament was on again. In the 'A' Division, Ken Hanley was low gross shooting a 40 and T. Desaulniers won the low net with a 36. In the 'B' Division, Terry O'Driscoll won low gross with a 44 and Russell Macadam carded a 35% for low net. The following week Trent and Ken changed winner's circle in the 'A' Division. Trent Desaulniers with a 38 for low gross and Ken Hanley with a 36 for low net. In the 'B' Di- vision C. Pellegrino shot a 42 for low gross and C. Buck a 32 for low net. TERRACE BAY POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT During the past week a total of I6- occurren- ces were investigated by the Terrace Bay Pol- On July IOth a quantity of gas was siphoned from parked vehicles at a local service stat- ion. . On July I2th a half ton truck was stolen from the High School and was later involved in an accident on the beach road where the driver failed to continued page 8 ....... ADMINISTRATOR 825-3695. TE SR SS may ice Department. THE McCAUSLAND HOSPITAL NEEDS A RELIEF REGISTERED NURSING ASSISTANT WILL WORK AS RELIEF FOR FULL-TIME STAFF ON DAYS OFF, HOLIDAYS, AND SICK LEAVE. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE JOB AND STAR- TING SALARY PLEASE CONTACT: V.A. MAZZONE, NOTICE TO EQUIPMENT OWNERS For "Summer Maintenance Operations" on the Hurkett-Armstrong Road and the Armstrong Local Roads Board, commencing approximately August 6th, 1973, the following Equipment is required: One (I) only - FRONT END LOADER 2 Cubic Yard Capacity (Minimum) Four Wheel Drive Approx. 350 Hrs. One (I) only - CRAWLER DOZER 41 D.B.H.P. (minimum) Approx. 350 Hrs. Sealed Tenders on forms supplied by the Ministry will be received by the District Engineer until I2:00 O'Clock Noon, Local Time, TUESDAY, JULY 3I, I973. specifications, tender forms and envelopes may be obtained in person or by mail from the District Office, 80I West Walsh Street, P.O. Box 96, Thunder Bay, Ontario, P7C 4v7. Telephone 577-6451. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Ministry of Transportation and Ontario Communications