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'EXECUTIVE OFFICERS --- TERRACE BAY BOWLING ASSOCIATION - 1956-57 (cont. The past Executive would like to thank all those who by their efforts and co- operation contributed towards the success of the Wind-up. 0-0-0 MORO AND KOLODY LEAD SENIORS TO VICTORY: MARSH ONLY HITTER FOR JUNIORS With a one base hit off Jim Moro in the first inning and a three base hit off Carl Kolody in the sixth, Jack Marsh connected for his team's only two hits saving the Juniors from a no hit in their admirable attempt in taking on the Seniors, The baseball game of last Sunday was evidence enough that this community will have baseball for some time. It is hoped that we can arrange for visiting Junior and Senior teams to meet our aggregations on occasions this summer as there is no doubt, and this is not boasting, that our teams will not be "walk-overs,." The game between a team of Juniors lacking more bleacher moral. support and experienced Seniors was a treat for the not too many spectators, Without taking anything away from the Seniors, their 14 to 2 win was not a score indicative of the play. The Seniors did most of their scoring in the first three innings with some timely hits that enabled them to take full advan- tage of the Juniors! mistakes, counting four runs in each stanza. From hereon to the seventh, the Seniors were kept score- less.With the only three base hit of the game, Jack Marsh caused Thomas and Adamo to circle the bases for the Juniors only two runs. While the Seniors called on Moro and Kolody for their pitching, the Juniors were limited to Kit Thomas. Calm and collected, Kit pitched a wonderful game, SCORE BOX ims Mee a Seniors 4 hy 4 O O Z Juniors (0. Q 0 O 0 2 0 Juniors - Dejonghe, Adamo, Marsh, Marquis, Savoy, Vezina, LeBlanc, Miller, Thomas Seniors -- Bond, Whalen, Maurice Osmar, Marvin Osmar, Marks, Chopty, Sievers, Kolody, Burella, Pluta, Kurylo, Marcella, Moro. o-O0~o Page 6 JOHN A. FERRIER NEW PLANT, ENGINEER FOR LONGLAG PULP & PAPER CO. LTD. (cont. ) Engineering in Neenah Mr. Ferrier. was the Project Engineer for the expansion of the Groundwood Mill of the Coosa River News- pring Company, Mr, Ferrier is married and has two daughters, One daughter, Catherine will enter Queen's University this fall. The other daughter, Elizabeth, age eleven, will reside with her parents in Terrace Bay, John's wife Isabel and daughter Elizabeth will take up permanent residence in Terrace Bay about August lst, Both Mr.and Mrs, Ferrier have always taken a keen interest in community affairs, and no doubt Terrace Bay will derive much benefit from their participation in community activities. On behalf of everyone in Terrace Bay we would like to take this opportunity of welcoming John Ferrier, his wife Isabel and children to Terrace Bay, 0-0-0 NOTICE A farewell stag in honour of Doctor H, C. Campbell will be held on Friday, June 22nd commencing at 8:30 p.m. in the Terrace Bay Curling Club Lounge, All those over 21 are invited to attend. Tickets are available from Paul Boudreau, Lionel Waghorn, Don Laporte, Bill Louk, Jim Cumming, Ed Pineault, Steve Keller, Frank Sechesky, Jim Moro, Marvin Osmar, Cy Marcella, Maurice Kulcheski and Lorne O'Neil, 0-0-0 COMMUNITY CHURCH ANNUAL PICNIC On Saturday, June l6th at 2:00 p.m. at the Terrace Bay river mouth beach the Community Church congregational picnic will take place, A full afternoon of games has been arranged for the children and adults. Bring your own picnic lunches, pop and ice- cream will be supplied for the kids, tea and coffee for the adults will be served. For an afternoon of fun and good fellowship plan on attending this picnic with the entire family, Saturday, June 16 at 2:00 p.m. 0-0-0 FOR SALE --- Reasonable 1600 ft. 14 x 13 B.C.fur lumber length 22 oes, 23!) + 7" long 7. pes. 27' long Phone 78M - Schreiber,