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- 1964 ay 21 - BY DISHER FARRAND PAVING CONTRACTORS -~ FOR FURTHER. INFORMATION PHONE 33/7 FREE ESTIMATES BON 'T DELAY Ce CALL TODAY ROLLER SKATING STARTS The roller skating season opens at the Terrace Bay Arena this Thursday. As in past years, these sessions will be held every Thursday from 7 to 10 p.m. throug until the end of September. Also, in the months of July and August, skating will be held on Sunday evenings from 8 to 10 p.m. as well. This is a fine family activity where Mum, Dad and the young people can get together once a week for some enjoyable, healthful exercise. Take advantage of these weekly sessions throughout the season. With the new floor sealer that eliminates dust, use of the new plastic silent wheels and the addition of relaxation. Let's see you out every Thursday. SENIOR FASTBALL The Men's Senior Fastball League opens this week with four teams active. OSMARS, KENMACS, MOOSE LODGE and COSTA'S are all represented in the league, to run through until August. been scheduled so that each team plays once a week (on Mondays and Wednesdays), allowing time for SMOR ADULTS CHILDREN I5¢ (upto 12 yrs. ALL YOU CAN EATS SCHREIBER, ONTARIO THE NEWS ¢e DRIVEWAY PAVING -- modern skating music, you are assured of safe fun and Games have SCHREIBER HOTEL Page _] other activities that take place i in the community. This year, for the first time in many seasons, the teams will be competing for a championship trophy and for individual trophies which will go to the mem- bers of the winning team. It is hoped that this will spark an increased interest in the league. Any people who are interested in playing and have no yet registered should contact either Fern McLeod, Gord Calder, Tony Costa or Fred Erickson to have their names added to the team lists. If you are interested in playing, register now. MINOR BASEBALL NEWS Minor Baseball commences league play this week in all divisions. With coaches still required, the big news this week is that the Terrace Bay Kiwanis Club has offered to provide leaders for the Little League (10 to 12 years). This means that at least four teams will have the coaching that they require for the season. In addition, Kiwanis has already supplied regular uniforms for the Little League All- Star Team, which will represent Terrace Bay against outside teams during July and August. Without the assistance of the Kiwanis Club, it may have been necessary to curtail some of the baseball program this year. COACHES AND UMPIRES ARE STILL REQUIRED EOR OTHER TEAMS AND LEAGUES. For the time being, we will attempt to operate these leagues with the few coaches who have volunteered to assist, but it is impossible to give the boys the full attention they require unless we obtain more help. If you can assist, please contact us now. (Cont'd on Page 12) ar MAY 24TH- HOURS 5PM. TOO Pit GIVE YOUR FAMILY A TREAT PHONE 760 or 761