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pAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS JANUARY 24, 1979 NORTH SHORE MINOR HOCKEY LEAGUE - TEAM AND PLAYER STANDINGS - PEE-WEES: Games Played Wins Losses Ties Pts. PIM Mani touwadge 5 5 0 0 10 24 Marathon 3 2 1 0 4 22 Terrace Bay 6 0 6 0 0 52 TEN TOP SCORERS: Johns, A. Marathon - 8 goals 4 assists = 12 "Bell, W. Marathon - 7 goals 1 assist 8 Lentowitz, R. Manitouwadge = 5 goals 3 assists= 8 Schurr, P. Manitouwadge = 4 goals 4 assists = 8 Figliomeni, J. Terrace Bay =--3 goals 5 assists = 8 Dubreuil, J. Manitouwadge =- 3 goals 3 assists = 6 Houston, M. Terrace Bay = 3 goals 2 assists= 5 Wilson, R. Terrace Bay =~ 3 goals 2 assists= 5 Gilles, T. Mani touwadge =- 2 goals 2 assists = #4 Blanch, J. Marathon - 2 goals 2 assists = 4 BANTAMS: Games Played Wins Losses Ties Pts. PIM Terrace Bay 8 7 1 0 14 118 Marathon 4 1 Z 1 3 40 Ni pi gon 3 1 1 2 3 14 Mani touwadge 5 0 5 0 0 48 TEN TOP SCORERS: Mills, B. Terrace Bay =~ 18 goals 9 assists = 27 Speziale, R. Terrace Bay =~ 12 goals 6 assists = 18 Holland, M. Terrace Bay =~ 3 goals 10 assists = 13 McLean, D. Terrace Bay =~ 3 goals 5 assists = 8 Gallenberger,M. Terrace Bay - 5 goals 3 assists = 8 Duguay, D. Marathon - 5 goals 1 assist = 6 Myles, J. Manitouwadge =~ 4 goals 2 assists = 6 Paternoster, N. Marathon - 3 goals 2 assists= 5 Doyon, J. Ni pi gon = 1 goal 3 assists= 4 Cooper, D. Marathon - 1 goal 3 assists= 4 MIDGETS: Games Played: Wins Losses Ties Pts. PIM Schreiber 6 6 0 0 12 134 Ni pi gon 5 2 3 0 4 103 Terrace Bay 1 2 5 0 by 218 Marathon 5 1 4 0 2-270 TEN TOP SCORERS: Ross, G. Schreiber = 8 goals 13 assists = 2] Fischer, J. Schreiber =12 goals 8 assists = 20 Hiller, B. Schreiber = 6 goals 8 assists = 14 Campbell, M. Schreiber = 7 goals ' 7 assists = 14 CONTINUED PAGE'S ....eres.. HOME HUMOUR BY BOB GENDREAU My wife puts popcorn in her pancake mix. They turn over themselves. The queen bee in our house is a drone. Let your cold develop. into pneumonia. Pneu- monia is curable. A bachelor is a man who never made the same mistake once. Dumb is complaining about the noise when op- portunity knocks. Dumb is shopping at someplace other then Wiseway. WISEWAY HOME & BUILDING CENTRE PHONE: MILL ROAD, P.O. BOX 90 825-3283 TERRACE BAY, ONTARIO POT 2W0! 825-3282 YOUR WEEK AHEAD sy pamis Forecast Period - 1/29 - 2/5/79 ARIES One with a strong religious viewpoint pays you a Mar. 21-Apr. 19 visit, reviving your own interest in such matters. TAURUS It's time to revise and reform family budget mat- Apr. 20-May 20 ters. Quarrelsome issues should be approached delicately. GEMINI Contact with the public in regard to business mat- May 21-June 20 ters brings an increased sense of companionship and warmth.- MOONCHILD Household chores getting you down?? Ease up a June 21-July 22 little on the spit and polish routine. LEO Social activities have you running around at July 23-Aug. 22 break-neck speed. Don't overlook the needs of the children. VIRGO Tending to family responsibilities and entertain- Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ing others in your home brings contentment. LIBRA There will undoubtedly be considerable com- Sept. 23-Oct. 22 munication with brothers, sisters, neighbors, or the community at large. SCORPIO Concern over financial security could lead you to Oct. 23-Nov. 21 some well chosen investment programs. SAGITTARIUS Impatience with others could be volatile. Curb a Nov. 22-Dec. 21 tendency to overindulge. CAPRICORN Meditative disciplines unlock a deeper apprecia- Dec. 22-Jan. 19 tion of the beauty in your surroundings: AQUARIUS Organizational involvement provides you with an Jan. 20-Feb. 18 opportunity for humanitarian deeds. PISCES Home and profession get in the way of each other, Feb. 19-Mar. 20 calling for some adjustment in attitudes. al mn PE FRE LY 4 RN ES LV