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Volume 6, No, 20 LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY May 17th, 1956. Pr a GOR A Lo CaM SUNDAY: MAY POTH =o Sunday at 1:30 p.m. a new season of Softball will get underway and taking the field for the first game, will be Salary managed by Murdo Campbell vs, #3 Shift mane aged by Marvin Osmar,. At 1:30 sharp the League will get underway officially with J. C. Wig throwing the first ball to Dr. H. C. Campbell, W, E. Cavanaugh will be behind the plate, Four teams will be battling for pos- itions in an 18 game League this year, and we hope to bring you as good or better brand of ball as in the past. Tickets will be sold at each game as in the past years with part of the proceeds going to the Lucky Ticket Holder. We hope the weather will be favour- able for this opening game, we also look forward to a bang-up crowd when the Umpire calls "Play Ball" |} 0-0-0 EXECUTIVE OFFICERS OF THE TERRACE BAY AMATEUR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION ELECTED AT RECENT ELECTION President - J.P,Heenan Vice-Pres, - K, Hutchinson Treasurer ~ G. Dodge Secretary - We Kurylo Past Pres, - P, Mazza Little & Minor League-. Chairman -~ Je. Fraser Baseball Chairman ~ J. Thomas Softball Chairman - R. Belliveau o-0-0 Peale ere Sees NEW EXECUTIVE OF THE T.B.A.H.A. At the recent meeting of the Hockey Association those present elected the following executive for 1956-57. President - W. Guest Vice-Pres, - Jd, Wig Treasurer - L. Walker Secretary - J. Jeanneret Finance Chairman - EH, Pineault Publicity ~ d,. Cumming Past Pres, - D. Brearley 0-0-0 CURLING CLUB WINDUP SATURDAY MAY 19TH This Saturday is the BIG night for Terrace Bay curlers, for the Annual wind up takes place, Beginning at 4:00 pem. to 6:00 pem. a social "hour" will be held in the Curling Club lounge. At 6:30 p.m. dinner will be servedat Dominion Catering Dining Hall, Dancing begins at the High School Auditorium Aue sO) ee GO Le sO: py ms Tickets for the entire wind-up are $1.75 per person. They may be purchased from Curly Hale, Doris Hansford, Betty Bouchard, R. Ostling and Mrs. I. Romaniuk, Curlers are urged to pick up their tickets NOW, so that the Committee in charge of the wind-up can properly plan for this night. Tickets will still be available for the Banquet and Dance on Saturday at the Curling Club lounge. But plan on getting your tickets immediately. Don't forget to start your Saturday evening off right by gathering at the Curling rink beginning at 4:00 p.m.