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DECEMBER 12, 1973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE I5 Sports Slants - continued The 64 goals that the 'Big 4' of the Bruins had scored as of last Tuesday represented about 69 per cent of the team's total goals.. Now isn't that something! Just one more thing about the Bruins' Fan- tastic Foursome. If they should happen to keep up their fabulous scoring ways and wind up with the totals I've already mentioned in this column, it would mean that Espesito, Hodge, Cashman and Orr would wind up with just 117 goals less than the whole team managed to score last season -- 330. ~ And that, friends, are some statistics!'! SPORTS SHORTS: That Marcel Dionne of Detroit Red Wings must be a real k-i-d. Can't rememb- er when he's been happy with the team since he joined the NHL and the Wings. He got to lik- ing coach Johnny Wilson last year, but when he went into a slump, he got moody and was bench- ed for a couple of games. This year, he could -n't get along with initial coach Ted Garvin, so again he was benched. Then when Alex Delvecchio took over the reins, he said he was happy again and that he's be happy to play for Fats. Now, he wants to be traded. The troub- le with Dionne, I think, is that he was a big hero as a junior and could score almost at will. Now that he's in the NHL, goals don't dome as easily and he doesn't like it, He's only got one so far this year. Isn't that just too bad, when baby can't have his lolli- POD: sivisina's Piedmont College of Demorest, Ga. recently broke what is believed to be the longest losing streak in college basketball history. Piedmont beat Toccoa Falls 81-77. It broke a 52-game losing streak that dates back to all of last season..... . LIBRARY NEWS Christmas films available at the Library now: I) Santa Claus Punch & Judy B & W = IO mins. 2) London Bridge is Falling Down - IO mins. 3) I Know an 0ld Lady who Swallowed a Fly-5min 4) Little Red Riding Hood - 5 mins. 30 sec. 5) The sky is Blue = 5 mins. 6) The First Christmas - 5 mins. 7) The Moonbeam Princess (Japanese Fairy Tale) - I8% mins. : 8) The Chairmaker and the boys - 2I mins. New Books: . I) The Best of Life Magazine Pictorial spread of 36 years I936-I972. 2) The Midnight Dancers - Anne Maybury 3) Walter Stewart - Divide & Con. Canadian Politics at work. » 4) Margery - An entertaining and intriguing story of one of the most controversial psychics. 5) Onion Field - Joseph Wambough 6) Joshua - Son of none - based on an idea of striking originality and scientific possi- bility comparable to the Andromeda Strain and Nevile Shute's, On the Beach. 7) The Anderson Papers - Jack Anderson. Told in unprecedented detail the .involvement of the Republican party with the I.T.T. A provocative and disturbing investigation of power in politics leading up to Watergate. U.C.W. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Mrs. Russell Macadam was the tea convener at the most successful Christmas tea and baz- aar of the United Church Women, with Mrs. Wes- ley Clemens, the president, receiving. The event on December first was held in the town hall. Mrs. Nettie Thrower was cashier and the door prize was won by Mrs. Ethel Smitheman. Servi- tors were Mesdames Bruce Simon, Earl Glad, Lil- ian Christie, Don Burton, Len Hiller, Chris Mather, and the Misses Janet Lengyel and Jane Davis. : Kitchen committee were Mesdames George Leh- to, Bill Gerow, Earl Holmes, David Nesbitt and Frank MacDonald. Home baking was sold by Mrs. . Bernice Jacomb and Mrs. Della Moore and Mrs. George Gordon sold the homemade candy. Mrs. John Spillane and Miss Nancie Spillane attended the white elephant counter and Mrs. W.T. Wallace, Mrs. Frank Walker, Mrs. Annie Niemi and Mrs. George Scott the sewing table. Mrs. Nelson Smith was in charge of the novelty counter and Judy Lengyel and Betty Ann McKenna managed the fishpond. Mrs. Hubert Weaver sold tickets on the cake, won by Mrs. Bernard Paradis. Mrs. Margaret McKenna won the doll draw. Mrs. Norma Fummer- ton sold tickets on the quilt which to be raff- led later in December. > : Mrs. Hal Frommann of St. Catherines was the guest of Mrs. Ray Sisson last week, enjoying a round of visits with old friends in Schreiber. Alex McCuaig of Den Mills spent the weekend with his parents. Erroneously omitted from the Weaver's 50th Wedding Anniversary write-up last week was the name of Mr. Jody Davis. Mrs. Weaver called to say Jody had helped in many ways during the celebrations and she would perticularly liked it mentioned.