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Page 8 THE NOTE TO PARENTS (Continued from Page 7) and gives adults and older youth an opportunity io use the pool. (4) Two hours swimming-a day is plenty for adults or children, especially during hot weather. Swimming for extra long periods often causes sickness. (5) Swim Meet Dates, here:- Local - August 4th, District - August l0th. DON'T MISS THEM 1! } MINOR BASEBALL Local teams in the Peewee (8 & 9) and Bantam (I3 & 14) divisions met defeat at the hands of two slightly over-age Marathon teams last week. Peewees lost 18 - 10 and Bantam 2 - 1. Coaches Henry Hermes and Ed Pineault take their teams back to Marathon this week, this time against boys in the NEWS July 25, 1963 THE ECLIPSE Last Saturday, just about the time of the eclipse we drove around town and were very impressed to find the streets almost deserted. Parents had' heeded the warnings and kept their children indoors. The Shopping Plaza, except for a few hardy individuals who were peering through smoked glass etc., was almost deserted. We encountered one group of visit- ors to the town alighting from their car who exclaimed at the sudden chill and "how dark it's getting" then suddenly one said "it's the time of the eclipse" and the whole group proceeded to look up. The group of pictures at the bottom of this page were taken by Warren Morrill who photographed the various phases as shown on television. No.1 at the left shows the beginning: No.2, total eclipse: No.3 same age groups as Terrace Bay, and hopeful of wins. | the "Diamond Ring" immediately after total eclipse Practices for the Little League Allstars, coached by . and No.4 - the eclipse is over. Len Swirhun and Murdo Campbell, will start this week. SHOWER TEA (Cont'd from Schreiber News, Page 9) bride-elect, in the home of Mrs. Harry Shack, from 8 to 10 P.M. on Wednesday, July 3lst. Wolfgang Frommann accompanied his guest, Ricky Cieciewa on his return to Winnipeg, Manitoba. HOLY ANGELS PARISH PICNIC One of the largest crowds ever, assembled at Rossport Park last Sunday to enjoy the fine weather, sports and tasty edibles provided at the various booths staffed by members of the various organizations within the Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church. Those who did not arrive until after 4P.M. found most of the advertised food items had been sold out; although the hard - working committees had prepared more than ever before. LAKES STOCKED WITH SPECKLED TROUT A list of the district lakes that have been stocked with speckled trout fingerlings is as follows:- LAKE DIVISION LAKE DIVISION Paul Mcdiarmi cott onglac Grayling " Teri " Joe-Joe Nakina Below Ho as Lena Longlac Pen Pays Plat Eddy u" Tunnel " " Nursery " Eric aT ty Pamela 2 Gordon Greg " Lost " " CONFUCIUS SAY: "Man who stop advertising to save money is likeman who stop clock to save time." ALUMINUM DIM-OUT Don't worry if the bottoms of your aluminum pans aren't too shiny. A dull surface absorbs more heat. Mr. D.Large of the Mini 8 Photo Lab got some very effective photos by setting a stationary camera, timed to take shots in five minute intervals. The large photo below was started by him at 3:50 P.M.-- taken in five minute intervals - two of which were obscured by cloud cover. In the photo below, taken by Inez McCuaig Mrs.R. Bedard, seated left, is shown with daughters Rolande, Lorraine and Aline and Mrs. A.LeBlanc, right, is shown with her daughters, Georgette, Lois & Teressa. All were present.at the Catholic Girls Club Banquet. 2°. S * S -- Your batnroom mirror won't steam up it you coat it lightly with soap-type shaving cream. Rub, off ex- cess Cream with a dry cloth or tissue. ae