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po Geen VoD, No.2 ------e § ail SOT nell Tee o Hh 1} NY OP HN TL ' b SLORBA! dicen saemstemenianiiannncneuieninvetanetapentechessmtataesiitie The Terrace Bay Comets open this year's baseball season on Thursday (May 24th) with a home game against the Red Rock Royals, Game time for the opener will be 6 p.m, but open- ing ceremonies will commence at 5:45, 1962 edition of the Comets will feature most of last year's team with several newcome- ers, Pitching aid in the person of Jack Dixon wno hurled for Port' Arthur Red Sox and Fort William East - Ends, has been received, along with some players from the Terrace Bay Minor ranks, With a large' financial deficit to pay off from past years, the Comets have started seve al fund-raising activities and solicit your support to help them field a good representa- tive team, Playing baseball costs' the players a goodly amount of money of their own-each _ year, and they must rely on community assis=- tance to help cover expenses. Lond support by attending games and boost- ing club activities. LET'S SEE YOU ALL OUT TO THE "OL@ BALL GAME THIS THURSDAY!3 ROLLER SKATING STARTS THURSDAY et renee ee nevnnengiitttploniey--byiientorreariy tigen Dontt forget the opening Roller Skating session this Thursday evening at the Terrace Bay Arena. Regular sessions will be held every Thursday from 7 - 10 p,m. Make this healthy recreation a weekly ac- , tivity for the family. : NOS A A A CORTE COLELLO LO OD OTIC T A, MINOR SOCKEY BANQUET SATURDAY <cinestlegiaienendiapenienaimmmnenginiilannnimnaatartte "Players, coaches, managers and referees of this year's Minor Hockey Association are reminded of the Annual Banquet and Awards Night to be held in the High School Auditoriun this Saturday. Starting time is 5:30 p.m. ne SATURDAY MOVIE CANCELLED This oaturday's scheduled movic, "African Lion', has been cancelled because of the Minor Hockey Banquet being held in the Audi- torium that night. " Next movie, "Wings of Chance", will 'be shown on Saturday, June 9th. one. ererenees mean nme se RR SEE PACE NINE FOR COMPLETE SCHEDULE OF GAMES TO BS PLAYED BY THE LAKHEAD BASEBILE, ASSOCIA~ TION TEAMS DURING THE BALANGS OF MAY -. JUNE AND JULY. | ate en ams onan nee ee \ | -} SCHREIBER COUNCIL QUOTES ene ev eereeraeeee enemtaeaenaeerrs ea mete ete = ent ley May .24, 1962 Mee MATL DROP BOXES Due to insufficient members to constitute a general mecting of the Terrace Bay Chamber of Commerce, President C.E, Paget declared the meeting on May 22nd, a meeting of the Council since the required number of the council were present. Minutes of the May 2 Council meeting were read by the Secretary J. Kelty, The President read a letter received from Coustable H, Billings outlining the result of his investigation into cost and features of a burglar alarm system for local merchants, This matter was turned over to J, Adamo for further investigation with the understanding that he will report back to Council, A report on the current status of the Ague- sabon Gorge prepared by Norm Kelly was review- ed and filed. - Question' presented by members of the Chamber of Commerce, concerning the annual spring clean up, were generally discussed and Mr, Paget agreed to contact the Township Council offering to make a tour of the community and submit a report on the need for a general clean up if indicated, Should the Township Council agree to this suggestion, it was felt that the cmphasis should be on property adja- cent to the highway and the business district. Mr, Kelty volunteered to head up this project if and when clearance is received. ' J, Adamo was appointed to head up a commit- tee to investigate the parking problem in and around the business district, . It was agreed that installation of two or three mail drop boxes in the Town would be of benefit to citizens. W. Colborne was appointed to investigate the matter and prepare a letter to the Post Office Department, making such a request, al On question from a Chamber member, the President advised that any and 211 members are welcome at Council meetings, Lionel Waghorn, Membership Chairman, repor- ted 48 paid up members, ie ta Ok le Sg men el meal ge mewn Me < --mwm % lean wae Fm ee earn etna sta elated All councillors were present at the May meeting of Schreiber Towns>ip Counci.1,.. Reeve D'Arcy presided and two citizens were present. Trailer parking in the town and the increas-- ing uumber of welfare cases were discussed. A ' letter was sent to the M,0,H. regarding certain living quarters at Walker's Lake and with in the Town. Permission was granted the insmen to erect a Thermometer registering donations toward the Tncubator Fund, A. Bylaw banning the sale of fireworks in Schreiber (effective next year) was prepared. The bylaw also governs permits for holding a display. Council passed a new bylaw dealing with the licensing and registration of AOZSe A petition from all mothers in the north end regarding (Continued on Page 8) see ee an a aenmm t