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THE Page 12 ~ Planning on Moving ? CONTACT YOUR A free estimatg fen at your convenience PHONE - 3606 - Terrace Bay RECREATION BRIEFS By Buck SWIMMING A complete summer schedule for the pool will be in the next edition of The News. The temporary schedule for the month of June is as follows:- Opening Day - Thursday, June 24th - 2:00 P.M. Weekdays - 2:00 - 5.30 PM - Open Swimming Weekends - 6:00 - 7:00 PM - 15 years and over. It is quite difficult, at this time, to determine a definite summer schedule until after all swimming registrations have been received. Next week, the Swimming Instructor, Brian Care, and our two local police officers, Mr.Jim Doyle and} Date Whitely, will visit the grade schools here and give short lectures on Water Safety. MINOR FASTBALL Our minor leagues are having an exceptionally good season of fastball. | find the both girls' leagues more enthused about fastball than the boys. In the boys' league, there is a good crop of ballplayers coming up. Two whip arm pitchers who are showing much promise for future years are R.Delaronde and G.Coe. | would easily predict that the bulk of the players playing in the Bantam Fastball League will wind up in the Senior League next year. The all- star team (16 years) and under will have a powerful roster with boys like P.Heenan, J.Mikus, G.Ches- ley and R.Dorman to bolster this team. Three of these boys are presently playing with Kenmac's of the Senior Fastball League. The girl's all-star team will play several exhibi- tion games this summer. A team from the Lakehead will be coming up here for a doubleheader game early in July. From the looks of it, Girls' Fastball is back on the up-swing in Terrace Bay. TRACK AND FIELD Our local Royal Can.Legion Branch and the Rec- reation Association will be sponsoring several local athletes at a Track and Field Clinic in Marathon. The 1965 Sports Training Clinic, sponsored by Distric #8 of the Royal Canadian Legion will be held from July 28 - 31, 1965. The coaching staff will consist of Fred Taylor, Tom Parker, Dave Lyon and Grant Standbook, all from Winnipeg. A local Track and Field Club will be organized next month and if there are any people interested in track and field coaching, please get in touch with me. PLAYGROUNDS The opening date of Playground Activities will be on Monday, July 5. You do not have to register your name for this programme. All children from 5 years and up are welcome to attend. The schedule i erate on a daily schedule - morning and ea NEWS afternoon. Special events will be held in the even- ings. SENIOR FASTBALL Kenmac's are starting to set a torrid pace in lea- gue play with a 7 - | record. A good combination of hitting, fielding and pitching seems to be the solution of their progress. This league could certain- ly use a few more pitchers. There are a number of ballplayers who are willing to play ball and form another Senior team, but are lacking in mound staff. The following is the Senior Men's standing to date: 7 PTS Cr 2 8 2 4 KENMAC'S CACCAMO'S COUPLE HONORED ON 25TH ANNIVERSARY A surprise party was held Saturday evening in hon- our of the Silver Wedding Anniversary of Marge and _Sax Lundberg at the home of Pat and Clarence Buck. A corsage of white carnations was pinned on Marge by their daugh ter Karen and a Boutonniere on Sax by their son Bruce. Highlight of the social evening was a hilarious mock wedding with Kay Weppler portraying the bride Ted Brown the groom, Stella Brown the bridesmaid, Fred McMillan the best man and Ken Weppler as the preacher. Out of town guests who were present were Marge's sister and brother-in-law, Evelyn and George Artist and her bridesmaid of 25 years ago, Lil Green with her husband John, all of Fort William. A wedding cake, made by Mrs .Artist and decora- ted by Mrs.A.Berringer, was cut by the guests of honour and also centred on the lace covered buffet table was a bouquet of pink carnations, sprayed silver, the gift of Lil and John Green. Telegrams of congratulations were read from their daughter and son-in-law and nieces and families. A gift from the group was presented by Evelyn Artist with the best wishes of all attending. On Sunday Marge and Sax held Open House to their friends. Mrs .Ed Kennedy has spent the weekend visiting in Kapuskasing and will return home Tuesday accom= panied by her son Don who has completed Highschool term there. Molly and Pat McCausland have arrived home from Bishop Strachan College in Toronto and will vacation with their parents, Dr.and Mrs.M.McCaus- land. Mrs .Sadie Gaulin has returned from Toronto where she exhibited at the fifth annual Toronto Outdoor Exhibition of Art. Mr .G .Slater of Schreiber is a patient in McKellar Hospital, Fort William. ART SHOW $.GAULIN % AT THE VOYAGEUR RESTAURANT .. JULY 1ST TO JULY 4TH - June 24, 1965