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BASEBALL & SOFTBALL Last Sunday afternoon we had lots of activity at the local ball diamond, but much to our dismay, we did not fare too well on the afternoon's competition. In the first game with Bryan's, the ladies dropped a close one by the score of 5 - 4, thot was real dandy ball game and the victory could easily have gone either way right down to the last out. Later in the afternoon, the Baseball Boys took on Schreiber, who were using a ' couple of "imports" from the Lakehead for the contest and we took that one on the nose to the tune of 14 - 1. In the evening the ladies had an- other chance at Bryan's and were doing right well along to the 5th., inning, when Bryan's had a big splurge and scored 12 runs. The game ended with the score at 15 - 0, however if Terrace Bay had a relief pitcher to put into the second game, the story would have been quite different, as it was,using the same pitcher for two games is quite a chore for anyone. 0-0-0 BADMINTON At the innual meeting of the Bad- minton Club held in Teen Town on Wed, .ug. jth., a new Executive wis elected for the 1950-51 season and are as follows: Gordon Paget - President; Clarence Buck - Vice President; Monty Paget - Secty. Treas; Olyve Harrison & Ray Wright - Executive Members. Fees for the coming season were set at $3.00 per member, $4.50 per married couple and $2.00 for young people, 18 years of age and under, <n active season is anti- cipated and will include friendly rivalry between ourselves, Marathon and Schreiber. The courts are being re-located in the Recreation Hall and better lighting is being installed, New nets and stands heave also been purchased. It will be of interest to all residents to know that another Cabaret Dance is being planned for September 29th. Badminton play will start around the middle of September. 0-0-0 WADING POOL TO OPEN SUNDAY The Kiwanis Slub wishes to announce that the fencing for the Pool has arrived a and is being erected. The pool will be ready and open for use on Sunday. It is expected thet all parents will co-operate and encourage the children to make use of the pool when the weather is suitable. No specific periods for use have been laid out as yet but just as soon as this is done, the hours will be advertised. No effort is being spared to have the pool properly gupervised at all times that it is open. Qu#oad GALA DANCE COMING UP On Friday, "ugust 25th., a dance is being sponsored by a newly+formed Athletic Club that operates out of their new Gymnasium and Club Room in the North Camp. This dance coming up, is being put on for the sole purpose of raising funds to purchase additional equipment for the Gym. Tickets are available from any mem- ber of the club, Pete Mazza at the Weare- house or the girls at the. North Camp Snack Bar, The Dance Committee wishes to advise the "Stags" that they have no exeuse for not attending as they have in- vited the players from the "Hildas ", "Porky's'* and "Bryan's" ladies ball teams down here for the occasion, Spot Dances Door Prizes Surprises Dress Optional $1.50 Couple $1,00 Stag Music By Our New Orchestra Dancing 10 PM - 2 AM - Friday, August 25th. 0-0-0 TERRICE BY NEWS, published weekly at Terrace Bay, Ontario, is devoted to the interests of everyone connected with the LongLac Pulp and Paper Company Limited project of Kimberly Clark Corporation. Kindly submit all articles and address all communications to: O.R. Dalzell