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June 1964 THE NEWS Page HIGHWAY SHOP PART OF KEN DOOLEY HAS RENTED TF IN AUTO- WILL SPECIALIZE SERVICE IN SCHREIBER AN MOTIVE TUNE-UP NEW ANALSCOPE. YOUR REPAIR WE cWELL -BE GLADYS TO;SERVE "YOU IN" ALL NEEDS. SAFETY MAKE YOUR SUMMER DRIVING SAFE... HIGHWAY SERVICE Schreiber @ Phone 3l0 FASTBALL NEWS of the schedule. Swimmers may attend only the House League Fastball continues every Mon-j classes for which they are registered and day and Wednesday at the ball diamond, and should make every attempt to attend all recent turnouts to games have been much more | sessions. Classes will be held regardless of encouraging. KENMACS team of juniors still weather, as some dry land instruction and wate remains undefeated, closely followed by safety will take place on bad weather days. COSTA*S. MOOSE and OSMARS, after experiencing Forms are available at the Recreation Office some difficulty with player turnouts, have for people who have not yet received theirs. now come up with set line-ups and should pro- vide serious competition in future games, An allstar team has formed to play two important series next week. On Tuesday, June 30th, the allstars will meet "Showboat" Buck- ners*s HARLEM COMEDY KINGS in a game at the ball diamond at 6 p.m. The following day, on July lst, the allstars travel to White River for a tournament against teams from White River, Schreiber centres, Personnel for the allstar team were chosen by the League execu- tive and the team managers, and the line-up is as follows: M. Coutanche, F. McLeod, G. Schultz, K. Thomas, R. Schock, M. Osmar, M. Osmar, R. Hansen, D. Fedun, D. Hersey, C. Wood, Jr., D. Schock, D. Whalen, K, Ward, SATURDAY FILM SHOW This Saturday marks the final film show of the season, with the feature "LITTLE LEAGUE MOOCHIE" the attraction. This is the story of a typical Little League ball player and should be of great interest to parents and children, It is a Walt Disney production and one that the kids can't afford to miss. Doors open at 6:15 -- show commences at 6:45. VOLUNTEER LIFEGUARDS Volunteer lifeguards are still required to assist with supervision of the swimming pool during the month of June. Those assisting must be 18 years of age or hold a Royal Life Bronze Medallion Award. SWIM CLASS REGISTRATIONS Registration forms for summer swimming classes have been distributed through the schools and are to be returned TO THE INSTRUC- TOR AT THE POOL ON: JUNE 27, 28 and 29th, Swimming classes will commence according to the schedule on Tuesday, June 30th. These forms will be accepted only at the Swimming pool on the days noted, Days and times of classes are listed on the registration forms, and these should be kept in a handy place so that swimmers can be aware DON'T FORGET ROLLER SKATING EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT FROM 7 to 10 p.m, REGULAR SUNDAY NIGHT ROLLER SKATING, FROM 8 to 10 p.m., WILL COM- MENCE ON SUNDAY, JULY 5th. HERE AND THERE Mr. and Mrs. B. Shirriff and sons John and Bill, of Appleton, Wisconsin, visited friends in Terrace Bay during the past week, and re- newed many old acquaintances.