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| remem op a ee i RN Tih TRE I OR GR a RR I eR AN RO nt ee Ee 'TERRACE BAY NEws Circulation Terrace Bay & Schreiber -- TOWN MILL RATE SET FOR 1960 At a special meeting of Town Council on June Ist, a by-law was passed to set the tax rates for the year 1960, The General Tax Rate (roads, police, fire, etc.); residential and commercial rates are down slightly from 1959, Area rates (water, sewer, lights) togeth- er with the Public and High School are up slightly, The increase being due to main- tenance that is absolutely essential on a septic tank and tile field at the west sew- age disposal area. Increase in Public School rate is due to the new house for a teacher residence, The High School will have an additional teacher for 1960, The tax mill rate for Terrace Bay forthe year 1960 as it will apply to the average householder in comparison to 1959 is as follows:- 1960 1959 Pub.School Sep.School Pub.School Sep, School 60,95 62.29 57,96 59.73 FAST-BALL LEAGUE OPENS SUNDAY--DOUBLE HEADER The First games of the North Shore Fast Ball League will be played on Sunday, June 12th -- a double header. Terrace Bay faces Manitouwadge in this opener--the first game starting at 1:30 P.M, on the High School Diamond, There will be a silver collection. SUMMER PROGRAMME STAFF - Staff for the Recreation Association Summer Playground Programme and the Swimming Programme will be as follows fér*the coming season: Swimming Director - Miss Mary McLellan, Winnipeg Assistant" ~- Ronald Schock Aft. Lifeguard - to be named Playground Director - .Diane Beddard n Lealer - Annette Boudreau -: Laurie Marcella Both the Playground and Swimming Programme will officially open on eel July 4th.. W.E, "ED" CAVANAUGH WINS IN "ONTARIO MOOSE-- HEART BUILDING FUND: DRAW Ed Cavanaugh of Terrace Bay won second prize in the Mooseheart Building Fund draw and will recéive $25.00 per week for six months, Seller of this winning ticket was _ Joe Levesque who also receives $10.00 a week for six months. Congratulations to Ed and Joe, the lucky Terrace Bay winners, TRACK AND FIELD MEET SATURDAY An informal Track & Field Meet will be held at the High School Track this Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. Any local boy or girl will be eligible to compete, Age groups for all events will be 15 and are 16 to 18 & VOL, 3, NO, 23 June 9, 1960 | 20 and under, Winners from this meet will compete in the District Trials to be held here on June 25th, THOSE WISHING TO COMPETE MAY REGISTER AT THE BALL HUT BETWEEN 10 A.M. AND 12 NOON ON. SATURDAY MORNING. EVENTS ARE: BOYS GIRLS 100 Yard Dash 100 Yard Dash 220 tt " 220 " Li 440 " Race High Jump sso" ee Running Broad Jump 1 Mile Race Standing Broad Jump Hop, Step and Jump ; High Jump Shot. Put Pole Vault - NEW INDUSTRY OPENS IN TERRACE BAY This week a new industry opens in Terrace Bay - The North Shore Bottling Works - owned and operated by N, Linkewich. The Bottling Works, which will distribute Pepsi Cola products, occupies the premises formerly used as a theatre, Up to date machinery and spacious quarters assure a continued flow of these famous thirst quenchers, The phone (just installed) is TA 5-3515, COMETS AGAIN SPLIT DOUBLE HEADER Nine hits on Kolody and 7 hits on McLay gave the Comets a 4-3 win in the first game of the double header against the Albiens Sunday afternoon, The Westfort Albions came back in the second game to whip the Comets 5-1 giving R, Okada a three hit game against Wilkinson's seven hit game, Polehill up for the first time in the first game batted home T. Costa for the tie breaking run at the end of the 9th inning, both teams were tied three all at the 4th inning, Hitters for the Comets were A,Costa, Taylor, Hansen, Kolody (2), T. Costa and Pytyck. Kolody had good support from the field throughout the game with only two errors by Hansen and Costa. Marvin Osmar was not in the game as he was serving a two game suspension imposed during the previous week's game at the Lake- head. Kolody will serve his suspension Thurs day. Jack Thomas now has two evictions - umpire Whalen putting him off the bench for arguing, The second game was close till the sixth when errors were the big factor in disrup- ting the team, Wilkinson gathered three errors--Costa and Taylor one each--Polehill hitting Hansen home for the only run, The Albions played this game under protest due to controversy on umpire calls, .. NEXT GAME RED ROCK PAPER KINGS, VS. COMETS THURSDAY NIGHT AT 6 P.M, In. the games between. these two teams each have a win - a AORR. and a tie,