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July 6, 1961 PLAYGROUND PROGRAMME The Summer Playground Programme opened with a bang last Monday and continues Monday to Friday weckly until the end of August. No registration is necessary for Playground, BUT CHILDREN MUST BE OF SCHOOL AGE IN SEPT. BEFORE THEY CAN ATTEND, With so many taking part, it is impossible for the leaders to devote the necessary time to those under school age. Those attending should wear play clothes, as they take part in arts, crafts, games and stunts of all types. Special Events are scheduled every Friday as follows: July 7 - Frontier Day, July 14 - Aqua Day, July 21 - Roman Day, July 28 - Treasure Island Day, Aug. 4 - Playday Picnic, Aug. 11 - Circus Day, Aug. 18 - Indian NIGHT, Aug. 25 - Olympic Sports Day, Aug, 31 - Display and Awards Night, During each week's programme, daily events are run from 9-12 P.M. and from 1-4 P.M., Monday to Friday. Those taking after- noon swim lessons attend in the morning; those NOT taking swim lessons attend in the afternoon. COMETS WIN ONE. --~ LOSE ONE Last Thursday Red Kock Paper Kings were in town to play the Comets and went home with a 3-1 win. Lynn Scott, a Toronto import was the winner for the Kings, limiting the Comets to 3 hits, He had 10 strikeouts. Rex Taylor suffered;the loss for the Comets although giving up only 4 hits. Rex had 8 strikeouts, Line Score ee Red Rock ae ek Comets £----$ 4-2 On Sunday afternoon the skidding Westfort Albions were in town for a double header. The first game was completed, but the second game was called off because of rain, Rex Taylor went the distance for the Comets and held the Albions hitless over the last four innings, Terry Stevenson was the losing pitcher giving up 10 hits, The score was tied 3-3 at the end of.two innings, but the Comets managed single runs in the fifth and sixth innings, and won the game 5-3. Line Score Ric Hayk Westfort os 4 Terrace Bay 5S '£10 Mrs, G. Galvin has returned home after two weeks vacation spent travelling with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. G, Brown throughout various' points in eastern Ontario. 4 Hean ty T) OLD° AND NEW TERRACE BAY RESIDENTS EARLY PATRONAGE IN ) OUR NEW VENTURE. THE PRICES AND SERVICES YOU EXPECT. NEW PHONE NUMBER IS SIMPLy 3738 . TERRACE BAY NEWS your BUILDING SUP Page 7 INGER - DELONG VOWS EXCHANGED IN COMMUNITY CHURCH The marriage of Charlene Inger of Madison, Wisconsin to George Alan DeLong was solem- nized by Rev, J.R, Anderson Saturday, July 1, at 3 P.M, in the Commmity Church, Terrace Bay... The Chancel was adorned with. vases. of pastel summer flowers and Mrs. Ellen Hodgkiss at the organ provided the wedding music. Given in marriage by Mr, A. Farrow the bride chose a street length jacket dress with black accessories and a corsage of red roses. She was attended by Mrs, Louise Smith as Matron of Honor, and Gary Galvin was grooms- man for his cousin. A wedding dinner was held in Spadoni Hotel Schreiber following the ceremony when Grace was said by the Rev, Anderson, Gary Galvin proposed the toast to the bride, Mrs. Ida Krause was in charge of the wedding cake, dainty with rosebuds, the three tiers topped by a miniature bride and groom. Mrs, DeLong will fly home to Madison on Thursday with the groom following in Sept. when he returns to continue his studies at the University at Madison, Mrs. A. Sinkins entertained in her home last Friday at a Tea to honor Alvera Wood prior to her departure for Fort Frances, A gift of jewellery was made by the hostess from those attending, Mesdames L, Crandlemire| S, Erickson, F, McMillan, M. Mitchell, G. Koski, A. Fraser, L. Paulsen, J. Brooks and W. Anderson, Mrs. Sinkins avzain held Open House for j Miss Wood Tuesday when teachers of the Public! School staff extended their farewells. Mrs. H. Haughn opened her home to Eastern Star members for a farewell tea for Audrey Rowley last Tuesday evening. On behalf of the Silver Birch Chapter No, 264 Order of the Eastern Star, Barbara Haughn presented Audrey, a Past Matron, with an Eastern Star gif®, Mr, & Mrs. D.R. Paterson and son John of New Liskeard, Ont. were visitors last week 'with their daughter Mrs. Shirley Mikus, Rose Godin of Geraldton was a guest at the home of Marg Duriez last week. Mrs, A, Spiess of Ft. William is visiting this week with her daughter Doreen Kurylo and family. Mr, & Mrs. E. Wood of Fort Frances arrived last Thursday to accompany their daughter Alvera home. Visitors at the home of Mr, & Mrs.A.Lehto were Daisy and Jim Young, Oliver Lehto, Bill Anderchuk and. Miss Edna Rankin. Th an k You FOR THEIR SPONTANEOUS RESPONSE AND THIS SPLENDID SUPPORT WILL MAKE POSSIBLE PLY CENTRES WHERE SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED IN ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS - CHICOINE 2 SONS meee ~ WATCH FOR GCUR OPENING SPECIALS! |