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: Juné 1, 1961 Minor Baseball (Continued from Page 7 American League (8 and 9 years) - Mon, Wed, or Fri, at 4.30, Yankees - Bill Little, Tigers -- Clifford Wood, Indians - Charlie Koski, National League (10 - 12 years) - Mon, Wed, or Fri, at 4.30, Giants - Jim Hayes, Dodgers - Bill Stachiw, Draves ~ Fern McLeod, Pirates - Don Farrow and Henry Gaulin, Bantam League (13 - 16 years) Tues, and Thurs, at 4,30. Rec. Staff. Umpiring: Rec. Staff Team lineups and schedules have been handed out to the majority of players. Copies are posted on the school and Rec. Centre bulletin boards. WE STILL REQUIRE COACHES, SO LET'S HEAR FROM YOU ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS All High School students are hereby notified that the Recreation Centre Games Roola will be closed to them from Sunday, June 4th until Saturday, June 17th, during the examination period. During the evening hours they will be allowed to make use of the room up until 6 P.M, HIGHWAY ASSOCIATION DIRECTORS MEET IN ASHLAND, WISCONSIN A quarterly Board of Directors meeting of the Lake Superior International Highway Association was held in Ashland, Wisconsin on May 26th, Attending the session were direct- ors and advisors from communities located on the Lake Superior Circle Route, Following the Directors meeting a Reception and Dinner was held at the Marine Club of Ashland, This was attended by the "Winter Admirals of Lake Superior", a group of some 40 persons who had visited Terrace Bay during their trip around the lake last February, The dinner meeting was addressed by Harvey Grassé of Madison Wisconsin, Chairman of the Wiscon- sin State Highway Commission, Earlier in the day visiting ladies were entertained at a luncheon given in their honour by the Superior Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce. This was followed by a Lake Cruise, Chief items considered at the Director's meeting related to development of a Circle Route Guide, publicity appraisals, promotional items and the proposed "Around the Lake Sports Car Rally" now scheduled for 1962, Mr. and Mrs. F.0,. Soughton attended this meeting, Mr. Soughton is a Director, TERRACE BAY COMETS TRAVEL TO LAKEHEAD The Terrace Bay Comets travelled to the Lakehead for three games Sat, and Sun. The Sat. game against the Ft, William East Ends ended in a 4-4 tie as the game was called because of darkness in the sixth inning, The Comets, hard pressed for pitchers started Rick Polhill and he proved a real surprise, In going the 6 innings Rick (Cont'd on Page 10) TERRACE BAY NEWS Page 9 -- NOTICE OF TENDERS Tenders will be received for a two Olassroom addition to. St.Martin's Separate elementary School, Terrace Bay, Ontario, at the Lake- head Trade Contractors! Bid Depository. Ten- ders close 5 P.M, Eastern Standard Time, June 14th for a crmeneaeina and June 16th, 5 P.M Eastern Standard Time, for general contrac- torse Plans and specifications are available at the office of the Architects, Smith Carter Searle Associates, 231 Arthur Street, nose gabeat® - $100,00 deposit, Sw a b FOR SALE - Car-top Boat - 91/11" Long - 4! Beam - weight 80 lbs - Plywood - $30,00, Schreiber or Contact J.R.Smith, Dox phone 312, CARD OF THANKS -- My wife and I would like to say a sincere "thank you" to-the people who were so kind while I was in the hospital, A / special thanks to Kay Boyle and Stella and Marie Sadowick for ing the children, (signed) Jean Santerre | LEGION NEWS "--" Geeral Meeting will be held in the Armouries, Wednesday, June 7th, 1961 at 8.30 P.M, Come on out Veterans, Initiations will be held. SUMMER k OF ARTS ,. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Over one hundred students, the majority of them Elementary School teachers, will enrol in summer courses at the Lakehead College of Arts, Science and Technology. courses will commence in the first week of July and close in the middle of August. Five courses will be offered, all of them in the Faculty of Arts ~ first year Economics, Philosophy and Zoology, and second year English and History, The The meeting of May 25, began at 6,30 P.M, with 15 Scouts and 5 Leaders present. The Colour Party from the Eagle Patrol brought forward the colours, The inspection of each Patrol was carried out by the leaders, The Scouts then took part in a game of tying six different Scout knots. The Scouts broke off for Patrol Corners after which enjoyed a rough game of Dritish Bulldog. On returning to the horseshoe the Colour Party retreated the Colours, There was a moment of Scout silence, then the troop was dismissed ending a very successful meeting. David Mercier, Beaver Patrol. Enjoy Shopping Evensngs at SOUGHTON JEWELERS: LIMITED TERRACE BAY ONTARIO OPEN DAILY UNTIL 8,30 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY eR NE SN I an SS ALLEN OTT NS NE