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"TERRACE Bay News Circulation Terrace Bay Vol.4, | & Schreiber Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa No.20 9 May 2§, 1961 "BICYCLE SAFETY RODEO" May 27th Remember - Today's safe cyclists are tomorrow's safe drivers, | Starting at 9.00 A.M, Saturday May 27th the ifirst Terrace Bay Bicycle Safety Rodeo will be 'held in the Recreation Arena, All entries lars requested to enter the arena by the large \doors at the back or west end, Each contestant will be registered and 'their bicycles will be given a safety inspec- ition, The contestant will then ride through 'an obstacle course designed to check the ijcyclist's ability to ride straight or weave 'between obstacles, to stop correctly etc, : Ali contestants must be registered by 12,00 PoMe Winners of the "Bicycle Safety Rodeo" will be announced at the schools on Tuesday 'May 30th and the awards presented at that time, j COMERS Ee TECHNICAL TRAINING WEEK na REIT PC SW oC eon eres As requested by His Royal Highness the Duke lof Edinburgh, His Excellency the Governor 'General of Canada has proclaimed the week of ;May 29th to June 4th as Commonwealth Technical Training Week, | The objective of this week is to create "more public awareness of the excellent career 'opportunities which exist in the vocational ,and other fields of employment, | The activities of the national program are 'under the direction of the Department of 'Labour and the Boards of Education, Industry 'is assisting by inviting students to visit ; their plants so that they may learn more 'about the skills required in a modern indust- 'rial operation, Last week the Kimberly-Clark Pulp and Paper Company was host to more than 100 male high /school students from Schreiber and Terrace Bay 'During their mill visit they are taking part 'ina program designed to show the need for /vocational and professional skills in industry ; today and of the necessity of planning a 'career and, staying in school until graduation, | . The national theme selected to promote the 'need for education is "Training Today for : Tomar EN a ° POLICE DEPARTMENT NEWS i During the night of eee, May 16th and ; morning of Wednesday, May 17th, thieves ' gained entry to a' car owned by Mr, T, Poulin, i Port Arthur, Ont,, which had been parked 'overnight in the parking lot of the Terrace 'Bay Motor Hotel. | After gaining entry by smashing a no-draft |window, four portable transistor radios, two | smal] mantel radios and 2 small clock radios ; were stolen, Value of these items was approx- | imately $380.00, Valuable radio and sound equipment stored in the trunk compartment was overlooked. se EH A Terrace Bay youth, pleading Guilty to the theft of money from the wallet of a friend, was sentenced to one month in District Jail by Magistrate T,A, Connor, in. District Magistrates Court in Port Arthur.on May 17th. Pe ee Four juveniles from. Schreiber will appear before Judge W. Creighton in Juvenile and | Family Court on Tuesday, May 23rd on three charges of car theft and joy riding arising from an investigation started' when three youth were apprehended Friday night, May 19th while attempting to steal an automobile owned by Mr. T,J,. Latour of Terrace Bay, which had been parked in the parking lot of the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel, COMETS WIN OPENING DOUBLE~HEADER Terrace Bay Comets came up with a double victory over the Red Rock Paper Kings on Sunday 3-2 and 5-3, Red Rock scored twice in their half of the first inning and Terrace Bay Came back with three_runs in their half, and that was the scoring, Carl Kolody and farry LeSarge pitched fine ball for the remainder of the game, LeSarge gave up 6 hits and Kolody 5 hits, Carl Kolody was hit in the head by a pitched ball, but continued in the game to pick up his first victory of the year. In the second game LeSarge again started for Red Rock and was nicked for 7 hits, Rex ~ Taylor started for the Comets and looked good, despite being hampered by a bad leg. Don Wilkinson took over the pitching in the 5th inning and got credit for the win, with LeSarge taking his second loss of the day. Ray Hansen paced the comets in the two games, with 3 hits, while Ron Schock had a triple and Maurice Osmar a double. For Red Rock Chipuka had. 3 hits, Bonsall and D.Seagris had 2. hits each, Line Score - Comets Paper Kings Winning Pitcher - Kolody. Losing Pitcher - LeSarge,. Line Score - Comets Paper Kings Winning Pitcher --- Wilkinson Losing Pitcher ~-- LeSarge Reeve Ferrier and Councillor Evans-Smith took part in the opening day ceremonies, with Reeve Ferrier throwing the first ball to Councillor Evans-Smith, RECREATION SUMMER STAFF The Summer Staff for the Recreation, Assoc- iation is as follows: Swimming Director - Marvin Steen, Assistant' Director - Ron Schock, Lifeguard - Paul' Heenan, Playground Director - Annette Boudreau, oa agg Leaders .- Laurie ; 1 offietats Linda oi yqne The Symmer es 'LCL ally _opens on Monday, July 3rd,