The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

~~ - TERRACE Bay News Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post Office Department, Circulation Terrace Bay & Schreiber SAFETY EVERYWHERE - All the Time : i The winners and their awards received for the #3 contest "Handle with Care" were Mrs. Violet Drexler, Waffle Baker and Grill; Angus Drexler, Picnic ice Chest; Margaret -Laurenson, Life Jacket; Mrs. F. Helmink, 10 cup electric percolator. Contest forms #4 "Drive and Walk Safely" must be returned to the contest entry boxes i by July 10th, As this will be vacation time | for most of the mill personnel the draw for the awards will not take place till July 24th. Note: There will be no contest forms issued during the month of July. "Let safety guide you all the way along your highway holiday". VOLUNTEER FIREMEN NEEDED Due to the mill shut-down when many of the regular town firemen will be absent, additions to the townsite Volunteer Fire Brigade for this period, will be required, We can use several extra volunteers during this time. Names for the Volunteer Brigade will be accepted from male residents who will be in Town July 7th to July 23rd inclusive. Please register at the Municipal Office. wy. Strutt Clerk-Treasurer The Corporation of The.Township.of Terrace Bay. TENNIS CLINIC. HekE FRIDAY { | | | This Friday, Mr. George Mansfield, noted Tennis Professional and one of Canada's top instructors, returns.to Terrace Bay to conduct a one day tennis clinic for local enthusiasts. The. sourse is sponsored by the Canadian Junior Lawn Tennis Association and the Pepsi-Cola Company, in co-operation with the local Tennis Club. and.the Recreation Association, AlL local. players over the age of eleven years | are urged to attend one of the 3 ses~ sions, to be held as follows: 3 P.M, = Junior Clinic (for public school » -ochildren over 11) 'Adult Beginners (all High School students and adults) Instrustors Chinic (for all potential instructors) Registration forms for Juniors and Club members have already been distributed. Others wishing to register should contact the Rec- |reation Office AT ONCE, It is important that we complete registrations as early as possible 5 PM. + 7 P.M. - AMA SEASON | DLAGK BEAR, HUNTING The spring hunting season for black bear, | designated as a-big game (Conttd page 11) orem Seen Vol, 4, No. 26 Ottawa June 29, 1961 | i i i PUBLIC SCHOOL AND ST, MARTIN'S SEPARATE SCHOO AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED ~ Award winners were amounced at the Terrace Bay Public School and St. Martin's Separate School on Wednesday afternoon, The Kiwanis Proficiency Award in the Public School went to Ronald Wilson, In St, Martints Separate School, the Kiwanis Profi- ciency Award Winner is Annette Belliveau. The Knights of Columbus Progress Award also was won by Annette, and the Catholic Women's League Deportment Awards were won by Barbara Pineault and David Falzetta, The Kiwanis Proficiency Awards are given each year to grade 8 students who have honor | standing. They are also based on co-operation with the teaching staff and ability to get along well with their fellow students. The two students chosen also receive a prize presented each year by Soughton Jewelers. ISTRICT COURT HELD TUESDAY "Three traific Violators were convicted on Tuesday, June 24th, when Magistrate T.A, Connor presided at District Courts- one "failed to stoptt, one speeding, one failing to have a, license, A charge laid under the impaired driving section of the Criminal Code was dismissed. Bail amounting. to $93.50 was forfeited. COMETS TAKE 2 OUT OF 3 GAMES AT LAKEHEAD ' ne ne ee eee a A LE NTE = Se The Terrace Bay Comets travelled to the Lakehead for three games this past weekend, On Saturday the Comets defeated the Westfort Albions 4-3, with Carl Kolody getting the victory over Anaba of the Albions, Hach club managed 8 hits, The first game on Sunday saw the Comets literally blasted by the Fort William East Ends, as they came out on the short end of a 14-1 score. Lefty Tait pitched one-hit ball to gain the victory. Ted Hanley, the first of three pitchers for the Comets,suffered the defeat, Errors proved costly for the Comets, and the "inders" pounded Terrace Bay pitching | for 18 hits. The second game on Sunday saw the "Comets" defeat the Enders 8-6, with Rex Taylor el his first win of the season, Jarvis, the second of three pitchers used by the Enders, suffered the defeat. Comets took an early 2-0 lead in the game, but Enders came back to take a'6-2 lead. Going to the top of the 7th inning the Comets were behind 6-4 and scored 4 runs, and then held the East Ends offi in the last half of the 7th for the win. JHSHEHEEHE On Thursday the Red Rock Paper Kings will be here to play the postponed game of June l, Game time 6 P.M, On Sunday the Comets play host to the Westfort Albions for two games with the first game to start at 1.30 P.M. | KEEP OUR FORESTS GREEN?!