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June 2, 1966 SENIOR FASTBALL - Continued from page 10 Zenmac Mines announced their recent sponsorship of a club and team members will be sporting new uniforms. Several young rookies are in the line-up but there will also be their regular pitcher, Billy Stachiw. The Filane team from 'Schreiber should be a strong team with Gellert on the mound. LADIES FASTBALL - Ladies Senior Fastball will hold workouts around the middle of June and is open ton all interested ladies. Several of the senior high sthool girls have shown interest and we possibly could have the nucleus of a strong club. Several exhibition games are in store - Marathon, Red Rock and the Lakehead. Any interested ladies can regis- ter at the Recreation Office. TRACK AND FIELD - This activity is making a come back and we hope it will be a good one as we have received a good number of registrations, and track and field will continue throughout the summer months For the first time in eleven years an Inter-School Track and Field Meet is being held at Terrace Bay on Friday, June 3rd, with the following schools participating - St.Martin's Separate School, Holy Angels School of Schreiber and the Terrace Bay Pub- lic School. The field day will include all track and field events and a trophy will be presented to the school with the highest number of points accum- ulated. We would urge as many parents as possible to attend this track meet, which will be held at the Ball Park starting at one o'clock. JUNIOR BOWLING - Junior Bowling, under the instruction of Lew Edmunds, has been practicing feverishly in preparation for the Junior Bowling Tournament at Manitouwadge on June IIth. Our bowlers are the :youngest along the North Shore as their ages vary from I0 to 14. It is surprising to see the vast improvement in some of our young bow- lers. We are very thankful to Lew and Clarence Buck for the interest shown by them in instructing these up and coming youngsters. We should see a rapid increase and a good calibre of bowling after we get our automatic pinsetters installed. SWIMMING - The swimming Pool will open on Wednesday, June I5, weather permitting. Regis- tration forms for swimming are now being returned to the Recreation Office and we would like to have this completed by June 6th in order to finalize our classes for the summer. The schedule will be similar to that of last year. Wendy Duncan has been em- ployed as Swim Instructor for the summer. She has recently completed her Red Cross Instructor's Re- qualification Examination at the Lakehead. Wendy is well phased in swimming instruction and should do a remarkable job this summer. We would urge adults to enroll for swimming classes also. TENNIS COURTS - The tennis courts will be ready for use on Sunday, June 5th. This activity is open to all Recreation members. Bernie Baeckmann and two other capable instructors will be giving lessons this summer, starting in July. A very nominal regis- tration. fee will be required for this instruction. THE NEWS Page II THE HOME TEAM CLUE WItt-- "Safe! | think . . ." Each candidate must provide his own tennis racquet and balls. Lessons are open to anyone ten years of age and over, boys and girls. The same procedure will be followed as last year with regard to the keys for the tennis courts. A key can be picked up at the Recreation Centre and returned there after play. GORDIE HOW VISIT.- The visit of Gordie Howe to Terrace Bay has been officially confirmed and he will be in Terrace Bay on Friday, July 8 from 12 noon to 3.30 p.m. A luncheon will be arranged at 12 o'clock for all interested adults and devout Detroit hockey fans, and the balance of the pro- gramme will be centered around the Minor Hockey players. His itinerary is very brief as he has other commitments along the North Shore. On his visit he will be accompanied by eight radio, t.v. and newspaper reporters, including two from the CBC. Watch for further announcements. JUNIOR HOCKEY BANQUET - The Schreiber-Ter- race Bay Junior Hockey Club are holding their wind- up on Thursday, June 2nd in the large meeting room of the Recreation Centre. This banquet is for all team personnel and executive members. Two tro- phies will be presented at this function - one for the most outstanding player of the year and the other for the most improved player. The Junior Hockey Club reminds people of Terrace Bay and Schreiber of the large Cash-O to be held Wednes- day, June 8th, at 8 p.m. in the Terrace Bay Arena. Prizes amounting to $500 will be up for grabs. The Club will need the whole-hearted support of all bingo fans. The results of this bingo will mean the success or otherwise of a hockey club next year. KIWANIS PROGRAMMES -. The Kiwanis Club will hold their final Suit of the Month Draw for June and tickets will be on sale this week. The winner is entitled to a free suit or cash. The chances to win are excellent and the ticket sales are limited to 120. Get yours today. The Kiwanis Fall Festival Fish Derby is sioiAly materializing and some top name attractions have been obtained for this large event.