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f ~ ER AN A Rc cee eee ere eR nee rs acing me Re EP A a OR RTE ER TR A RN AE A A Frenne nnn ere nea June 4th, 1959, RECREATION FLYER MINOR. BASEBALL International League (6 & 7 years Play every Tuesday and Thursday at 4.00 P.M. at Separate School diamond. American League (8 & 9 Standings: Team rl 6UW L Pts. Yankees 3 3 0 6 Tigers 3 1 2 Z Indians 4 1 3 2 Future Games: Wed.:June 3-Tigers at Indians Fri, "" 5-Yankees at Tigers Mon. " 8-Yankees at Indians National League (10,11 & 12 years Standings: Team Pl W L. T Pts, Giants 2 2 +& 0 4 Dodgers 2 | 1 2 Braves. 2 Q----. 1 L Pirates 2 Oo162 0 0 Bantams (13 & 14 years) - Practice every Thursday at 4.00 P.M. & every Saturday at 9,00 A.M. Midgets (15, 16 & 17) - Practice every Tuesda at 4.00 P.M, & every Saturday at 10.30A.M. TENNIS SCHOOL - On Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, tennis clinics will be held at the local courts, under the auspices of the Canadian Junior Lawn Tennis Association, Instruct: on will be given by Mr. Geo. Mansfield, travelling instructor for the Association. Mr. Mansfield has travelled throughout Canada, each year, giving instruction of this type in an attempt to upgrade Canadian tennis, The clinics are sponsored by the Pepsi-Cola Company of Canada. Local. and visiting tennis enthusiasts will take part in the clinics which are geared to aid novice players and potential local in- structors, COACHES AND UMPIRES STILL NEEDED - Minor Baseball is still greatly in need of coaches & umpires} We have 172 boys divided into eleven teams, and they need your help. Leagues have been operating successfully for several weeks now, but it has become increasingly difficult to operate with the few volunteer coaches we have. The boys are showing greater enthusiasm for the game than ever before, but with 4 teams scheduled for action each day of the week, we need more volunteer aid. Below is a list of the help we require: Umpires: For games on Mondays, Wednesdays &. Fridays at 4,30. Coaches: For 2 teams in the American League, playing twice a week at 4.30. - For the Bantams, practicing Thursday at 4.30 and Saturday at 9.00 A.M, - For the Midgets, practicing Tuesday at 4.30 and Saturday at 10.30 A.M. All we need is a few people willing to spend 2 days a week to give these boys the instruction they require, If you'd like to help them, call the Recreation Office NOW... Those who have been helping us operate so well to date are: - Chas.Koski & Cleon Smith in the Inter- national League. - Don Farrow,Gary Newell & Doug Moore in the American League . ~ David Wheeler,Ron Schock,Jim Crawford, Richard Jeanneret & George wMagka a jn the e xt co TERRACE BAY NEWS "RECREATION FLYER - Cont'd. Page 9. BASEBALL DOUBLE HEADER PORT ARTHUR RED SOX VS. TERRACE BAY 1.15 P. M, SUNDAY, JUNE 7TH. HIGH SCHOOL DIL DIAMOND = TERRACE BAY a en ADULTS .50¢ CHILDREN FREE!! AR OE EE EE PE Re RN NET EN IR ERR atten = on at Ul National League. SUMMER PROGRAMME PLANS - The Summer Playgrounc; and Swimming Programmes will open this year on July 6th, the first Monday in July. Regis- trations will be taken through the schools, near the end of June. Increased popularity of the summer pro- gramme each year has reached the point where additional staff is required, especially on the playground programme where there will be three leaders this year. Maintenance and repair work are underway at the beach, tot-lots and playground now, in preparation for the summer, Summer programme staff this year will be: RSepEOUNe Supervisor - Norma Schock Leaders - Betty MacFadyen - Diane Beddard | Waterfront Supervisor - Ralph Warren, & Instructor Hamilton, ees a sar es ae ha Se te Cr ema ne Mae oe Assistant - Judy McCausland. LADIES AUXILIARY MEETING - Cont'd from Pg.7 to another evening of delightful singing as they sang several popular repeats and two very lovely new additions to their growing repertoire. | Mrs. N. Coe thanked Mrs. Ellen Hodgkiss, their conductress and accompanist, and the members of the choir for their most enjoyable | visit. } A short religious film, "The Alabaster Box", was most impressive and inspiring. Miss Norma ;: Schock was the projectionist. Mrs. Louella Ginn and Mrs. Helen Brooks gave a demonstration of cake decorating after which the members participated and the evening concluded with tea and the beautifully, decorated cup cakes, The afternoon group of the Ladies Auxiliary} met also on Monday and welcomed many visitors to the viewing of the film from the Cancer } Society. Dr. M. McCausland followed up the film with a further explanation. During their work period the members made repairs to the Hymn Books and Mrs. Dorelle Wade read a letter of appreciation from Miss Dearing for the boxes of clothes received & her disposal of them among her parishioners. During the meeting it was announced by Mrs. Soughton that Mrs. Norma.Coan would take the September meeting.