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Ladies! Softball (cont'd from Page 7) Although the Ladies' got off to a fine start, leading 9 - 2 after 5 innings, they slumped in the final two innings and lost 14 - 13. While waiting for some outside compet- ition, the Ladies will continue to challenge all comers, next game being Thursday night with the Pony Leaguers again, PLAYGROUND NEWS Due to rain on Friday morning, the Playground Bike Rodeo was postponed until Tuesday of this week, ani It began at 10:00 A.M. with the choos- ing of the King, Queen and Princesses of the rodeo. By popular choice Lloyd Phillips was acclaimed King; Laurie Mae Marcella Queen; Janice Beddard and Janie Persson Princesses. This royal party led the monstrous parade of bicycles, tricycles and doll carriages through the streets of Terrace Bay and back to the Ball Field, where the main events of the Rodeo took place, The events and winners were: Best Decorated Bike Contest Boys 8 and under - Robert McKechnie, Rickie Dorman, Michael Moore, Girls 8 and under - Joanne Haviland, Alice McKechnie, Meredith Coe, Boys 9 and 10 - Scott Wade Girls 9 and 10 - Ellen Knight, Beth Hopper, Karen McKechnie. Boys 11 and over ~ Joe Vachon. Girls 11 and over - Wendy Duncan, Jean Hopper. Tricycles and Doll Carriages « Cheryl Duncan, Janie Persson, Earl Blom, Slalom Race Boys - Billy Little - 10 sec,; Lloyd Phillips - 14 sec.; Barry Craig - 15 sec, Girls - Laurie Mae Marcella -.13 sec.3 Hllen Knight - 16.5 sec.3 Gail Wood - 17 sec, Newspaper Throw The object of the contest was to try to throw a folded newspaper through a hang- ing inner tube, while riding past on a bicycle. 5 pointswere given for a bulls-3ye, 2 points for hitting the tube. Boys - Joe Vachon, Briar Burnell ,wiwndkt field, (cont'd next column) Page 8 Girls.> Wendy Duncan, Connie Comors Tricycle Race tay DeSgagne, Derek Burnell, Ralph Coe, Bicycle Races Boys 8 and under ~ Robert McKechnie, Dan Schock, Bob Robinson. Girls 8 and under ~ Diane Goneau, Meredith Coe, Boys 9 and 10 - John Rowson, Ken Anderson, John Shirriff. Girls 9 and 10 - Gail Burnell, Ellen Little, Beverley Phillips, Boys ll and over ~ Cliff Wood, Brian Burnell Scott Wade. Girls 11 and over - Laurie Mae Marcella, Slow Bicycle Race Billy Little, Lloyd Phillips. Since last week's special event has been forwarded to this week's programme, there is not enough time to prepare for the cir- cus which was scheduled for this Friday. As a replacement there will be a hike and wiener roast for Juniors, Intermediates and | Seniors this week, Read the Playground Posters for further information, Se ee Aa: ARE YOU GUILTY??? Despite the fact that it is the most widely used facility in oar town during the summer months, some people insist on treat--- ing the swimming area as a garbage dump, Are you one of those people? This is an area that almost every child, and many adults, uses extensively during the holidays, yet it requires endless work by the lifeguards to keep it safe and clean, ee Oat. ay MAJOR GHNERaL MAGILL (Cont'd Through the courtesy of Major General W. Megill the crack fifty piece band of the Royal Canadian Horse Artillery will also be available for the dedication ceremonies. With such a beginning an impressive dedication ceremony is assured. More de- tails will follow in the News. BO RGEC oe ok.