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Page 3 /* THE MOVIES Operated by ilcana Theatres Ltd. Shows on weekeday evenings indicated : are at 7:15 p.m. and 9:15 p.m. Sunday evening shows: 9:15 p.m. Fri, and Sat., June 24th and 25th - "LARCENY" -starring John Payne, Joan Caulfield and Dan Duryea. Sunday, June 26th - "THE WEB" starring William Bendix, Ella Raines and Edmund O'Brien, Mion, and Tues., June 27th and 28th - Double Bill - "M/NE,TERS OF KUM/ON" starring Sabu and-Joanne Page, and "LOVE OF RUSTY" starring "Rusty" and Ted Donaldson, Fri, and Sat., (viv lst and 2nd - "MIRACLE OF THE BELLS" starring Frank Sinatra and Fred Machiurray. : Gng show only on Friday evening, July lst starting at 7:15 p.m. 0-0-0 : WOLF CUBS AND SCOUTS it last Friday's regular Scout meeting, leaders were chosen for the Cubs and Scouts. Patrol Leaders elected for the Scouts were Billy llarsh and Richard liarcella. Sixers elected for the Cubs were Terry McInnes, Dick Rowson, Jack Marsh and Joseph Marcella. Tho Hike and Weiner Roast scheduled for this week will take place Friday night for the Scouts and Saturday night for the Cubs when it is expected a good time will be had by all the boys. They will meet at the Legion Hall at 5:15 p.m. both evenings. It is important thet everyone be on time, Transportation will be provided from the Sandy Beach east of the Lakeshore pumphouse for the return trip at approximately 8:15 p.m. The Scout Committee take this opportunity of thanking those who have kindly donated their time and cars for this purpose. "Scouting builds Character" o=0-0 CAN/DEAN LEGION MFWS Jt a meeting of the Terrace Bay Branch of the Canadian Legion on ; June 20, Lorne Woodard was elected énd Vice-President replacing Miss K, McKeen who is leaving Terrace Bay. The next regular mecting will be held Monday, July 11th at 7:45 p.m. in the Legion Hall, 0-0-0 BINGO On Thursday evening, July 14th in the Recreation Hall the Canadian Legion will sponsor a Bingo in aid of the newly formed Seout Troop. ; 0-0-0 BAKE SALE © St, Nartin's Catholic Guild are sponsoring a Baked Goods Sale in the Hudson!s P-y Store on Friday, June 24th, Cakes, cookies, candy and bread will be on display starting at 2:00 p,m. 0-0-0 CUTIVE ELECTZD ft a mecting of all hardball players held on Wednesday even= jog, June 15th the following executive was elected: Phil Stuart, President; Dan Gillis, Vice~President; Curly Hale, Secretary-Treasurer; and Hugh Chesley, representative te-the Advisory Council of the Recreation Committee. o-0-0 STARS OF THE FUTURE Last Monday evening after school more than twenty youngsters got together at the local ball field under the supervision of Phizk Stuart to learn a little about the game of hardball. While most of the boys were awkward to say the least, their enthusiasm was really something to behold. There is no question about the fact that training the youngsters in this manner will do much for the sporting life of the community in the future and in the meantime the lads are going to have a lot of fun, 4s a matter of fact, they are already making plans to play hardball against nearby communities. The two team captains for the afternoon were Tim McInnes and Terry Cavanaugh, Those also present at the practice were R. Marcella, Billie Marsh, John LeBlanc, Doug Smith, Jackic Marsh, John Boudreau, John Galvin, Stan Kowalik, Paul Marcella, Roger Savoy, Gord Savoy, Jake Compton, Morris Sitko, Terry McInnes, Reg LeBlane, Stan Savoy, Claude Boudreau, Ronnie McKay and Gil Savoy. HARDBALL EXE