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JULY 25, 1973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 7 What Caught My Eye - continued ......... le ice station sometime last month. But last week police reported that a man asked a priest to pick up a package left in a confess -ional booth in a downtown church. The pack- age was picked up and, lo and behold, it contained $I33 ... and a letter of apology. A kansas state prison convict should have known better than to try to escape on Friday the I3th earlier this month. He bumped into the warden five minutes after escaping, and two minutes later the warden had flagged down a county sheriff's car and had the in- mate arrested. SCHREIBER FASTBALL LEAGUE Standings: w L PCT Games Back Gulf 12 3 .800 Mayfair 8 9 .471 -5 Legion 4 14 .222 -9% Batting: Gulf S. Spadoni .548 Gulf A. Courtemache .500 Legion N. Boon .500 Legion B. Fummerton .453 Mayfair F. McColeman .444 Gulf K. Gellert .406 Gulf G. Dashkewytch .364 Mayfair C. Summer +361 Legion P. Gauthier +357 Mayfair T. Black +351 Homeruns: T. Winters 4 N. Boon 4 Doubles: T. Black 8 C. Simmer 6 Triples S. Spadoni 3 C. Simmer 3 Hits B. Fummerton 29 T. Black 26 R.B.I. T. Winters 22 A. Courtemache 16 Pitcher Wins Ww L Gulf S. Spadoni 6 I Mayfair D. Mannisto 6 I STORK CLUB Born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Long of Terrace Bay a girl on July I8th, I973. RECREATION NEWS PLAYGROUND NEWS: The third week of Playground '73 was a busy one, with the weather co-operating for all but one of the special events. Thursday afternoon the 7-9 year old children went swimming at White Sand Lake and Friday afternoon the 5 and ¢ 6 year old children headed out to the same lake to swim. Special thanks to the parents who drove for both events and who risked their back seats by agreeing to transport home jars of tadopoles as well as kids. "Treasure Island" was the movie shown at six o'lcock Friday evening for 54 7-I2 year Mr. C. Wise for being the projectionist for the evening. Friday evening aftexq ALDON'S would like to thank MOBILE HOMES the movie, the leaders 16 Years of with the added super- vision of Linda Melnyk SELLING Danny Ferguson, Ernest Theriault and Howard Kettle, took the I0-I2 year old boys to Rain- bow Falls for an over- night camping trip, although very few hours were spent actu- ally sleeping. Ever- one, including the leaders, were bright- eyed and busy-tailed the next morning and ready for a day of swimming, hiking and cooking. Special thanks also to the par- ents who provided rid- es and tents for this event. Next week is Austra- ilian Christmas at Summer Playground, sO all the kids who want to see Santa early this year should join in on the week of Vel i i 9 Tilia come in -- Hours 9 to 9 festivities. Mon. to Fri. -- Sat. 9 to 5 This Friday night p.m. there will be a pre- teen Record Dance for all kids IO-I5 years continued page 8 ..... 'Safe Affordable Attractive Housing THANK OUR MOST EFFECTIVE SALES PEOPLE "OUR CUSTOMERS" who are the satisfied home owners that sell their friends. COME IN See CANADA'S "First Family of Mobile Homes" ARE YOU- GETTING MARRIED? Before you both say "I Do" Promise yourselves to see ALDON?'S FIRST Many a young happy couple today are GLAD they did. WE QUOTE a recent satisfied mobile home purchaser: "The only customers Aldon's lose are the ones who don't stop by to see you," 120 N, Cumberland St. Phone 345-2118 Manitouwadge 826-4271