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TERRACE Bay NEws i Circulation Terrace Bay 1& Schreiber Vol.4 COLOURED COWBOYS HERE TUESDAY Next Tuesday, August 15th, Terrace Bay will play host to the fabulous comedy stars of the i softball game, the Sioux City Coloured Cow- boys. The Cowboys return after a sellout crowd of last segson, with more zany antics and top action. / Once again they are and comical "ShgwboatY Buckner, who steers the team into rpwb acts, pepper games, Slow motion anftics/and shadow ball. DON'T MISS MHYS OUTSTANDING ATTRACTION, AT THE BASEBALL OND NEXT TUESDAY, 7 P.M, The show is sponsored by the local Fastball | Association and tickets may be purchased from | any player in the league. d by the talented | | smgiereemeensteniineteieeeitttiditinsiataaseaneaereeaeamerarnatinensatiiaies | This Thursday, August 10th, the Dominion | Shows Kiddies Rides return to Terrace Bay for | their annual visit, The rides, especially selected for safety, will be at the Public School Grounds during the afternoon and even- ing. SWIM TEAM TO RED ROCK SATURDAY i This Saturday the Terrace Bay Swim Team { travels to Red Rock for the final meet of the /year. Swimmers from Marathon, Red Rock and iTerrace Bay will compete for the third time | this year for individual and team honours. Swimmers will leave by car at 1] A.M, Sat- 'urday and return by 6 P.M, WE NEED CARS FOR : TRANSPORTATION, Anyone who can assist should | contact the Recreation Office or Marvin | Steen at the Dam, { PLAYGROUND NEWS | Parents are asked to note that on any very i hot afternoons in August the Playground , attendants will travel to the Dam where they | will provide programmes for the youngsters. | Children wishing to travel with the leaders ; should be at the Playground hut by 1 P.M. | AT LATEST, They will return at 3 P.M. \ NOTE THAT THIS IS ON VERY HOT DAYS ONLY. ' At other times the playground programme will | be held at the ball hut as usual. ; | NOTICE TO HOUSEHOLDERS $ | Tenants and Owners are requested to refrain from dumping anything other than garbage in ' the town dump. Any refuse other than garbage ' such as brush, scrap lumber, lawn cuttings, etc,, is to be hauled to the mill dumping -- area adjacent to the Emergency Pumphouse Road. Any scrap metal, including old furnaces, washing-machines, refrigerators, water tanks, etc,, are to be taken to the mill scrap metal area. Please contact plant watchmen for informa- tion and for clearance when dumping in these areas. J,Thomas, Woodhandling & Services Dept. I cIDDIES RIDES HERE THURSDAY No. 32 August 10, 1961 i COMETS VICTORIOUS IN THREE GAMES The Terrace Bay Comets enjoyed their most successful weekend since the season got under- way when, on Saturday night, they met the West- Fort.Albions and won the game 2-1. Rex Taylor gained the mound victory for the Comets. The Albions used three pitchers, White started and was rélieved by Murray and then Stevenson who finished up for the Albions, with White taking the loss. On Sunday the Comets were in Port Arthur to play the Red Sox two games. In the first game the Comets built up a 5 - 0 }éad before the Red Sox scored their one and only run and went on to win 5 - i. Karl Kolody went the distance : for the Comets while the Red Sox used Jim Arnott and Dick Hygaard with Arnott taking the jloss. ; In the second game the Comets squeezed out a 2-1 victory. Durable Red Taylor went the distance for the Comets while Pete Roberts went | the distance for the Red Sox. As a resulttof the weekend games the Comets are a few percentage points ahead of Red Rock i; in fourth place. The Paper Kings defeated the Fort William East Ends twice 1 - 0 and 4 - 0. Had Red Rock dropped one of these games the j Comets would have been in fourth place all alon¢. The Comets will now have to replay a tie game with East Ends to decide fourth spot. ' Should the Comets win this game they will ad- vance into the play-offs. Should they lose they will have to play-off with Red Rock to | decide fourth place. | } | t The game with the East Ends will be played in Port Arthur on Thursday night. Plans are underway for a motorcade to leave Terrace Bay between 4 and 4,30 P.M. to attend this game. ANYONE WISHING TO PROVIDE A CAR FOR PLAYERS OR FANS IS ASKED TO PLEASE CONTACT ED, PINAULT, te ees ee ' KIWANIS CLUD STAGE SUCCESSFUL FISH DERBY ~The weatherman beamed approval on Ter approval on Terrace Bay*s llth Annual Fish Derby, providing the ardent anglers with suntanned faces as well as quite good, though not large, catches of fish in all four categories. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club the weekend event soncluded at 8 P.M, Sumiay evening with the weigh-in conduc- ted in the Arena. A large crowd gathered to _jenjoy the many games. of chance and to watch | | the awards. | Master of Ceremonies war Monty: Paget and tension mounted as the last minute entries made several changes in the lineup of prizes. First prize in all categories were recép- ients of Higgins Tents and were:- Speckled - L.Waghorngj Lake trout - G,Kydds Pickerel - Billy Stachiw; Pike - J.Tiboni. Second prizes went to - Speckled - L.Duquett - a rod and reels Lake trout --- G,Valiquette - a suitcase; Pickerel - Rosemary MacDonald -- a rod and reel} Pike - S,Roen - an electric shave Third prize winners - Speckled - G,Erwin - Lake Trout - C,Sitch - Pickerel - H, Cook - Pike - Archie Heinrich. Special event prizes were as Sree & Ohitd | ; Cont?*d P