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- July 23, 1959 i ee La IL, am Mn ee seen ceremamnepeen rennet _ the handicap was too great. Rock holds the fourth position, jo SWIM TEAM - CONT!D FROM PAGE 4 competitive swimming training are urged to contact Instructor Ralph Warren at the Dam, NOW. Swimmers will receive advance training and will compete in swim meets against swimm- ers from Red Rock and Marathon in meets here and in the two neighbouring towns. SWIM CLASS CHANGES Children enrolled in "B" Group TADPOLES, "B! Group MINNOWS and FROGS please take note of the following changes in their swimming class hourss There will no longer be Saturday swimming classes for these groups. Instead, these classes will be held on Fridays and the new schedule for the groups reads: - "B" Group TADPOLES - Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1:00 P.M, - Fridays at 1:30 P.M, - "B" Group MINNOWS - Tuesdays and Thursdays at 2:00 P.M, -:Fridays at 2:30 P.M, - FROGS ~ Monday to Friday inclusive, at 3:00 P.M. We have been forced to make these changes \ because of poor attendance at Saturday classes. COMETS LOSE TWO TO LEAGUE LEADING WESTFORT Sunday afternoon on the Terrace Bay diamond the Terrace Bay Comets were defeated twice by the Westfort Albions by the scores of 5 = 0 and 1] - 3, Playing far below their potential the Terr- ace team handed the two games to the league leaders through a comedy of errors and bad plays. Carl Kolody, pitching the first game, continued to do well and, although beaten 5-0, he only allowed one earned run, Stevenson, a rookie for Westfort hurled the shutout. The second game was tied 1 - 1 going into the top of the 6th inning. Here the roof fell in when a couple of hits off Taylor and a variety of errors allowed Westfort to score five runs. , The same happened in the first half of the seventh with the Albions scoring another five runs. The Comets tried to fight back in the bottom of the seventh, scoring two runs but Final score 11-3, However, Terrace Bay still has a chance to gain the fourth play-off spot. This Sunday the Comets travel to Red Rock where they play the Paper Kings in the final games on the regular schedule. At the present time Red If the Comets at a FURNITURE ms CLEA N E D;, your lome<? A) a he Hy Duraclean & ) Uenwtt-feat," tay ~* no messy Soaking... no shrinking, ne harsh scrubbing. See fibers revive, colors come-alivel Everything dry, ready for use same day! MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE for FREE estimate calf VERNE HOPPER TAS~3335 Cleaning OGESS Dwarded . these 2 seaist TERRACE BAY NEWS Page 7 can win these two games they could gain the coveted fourth spot by taking three of their four postponed games, The games at Red Rock are nine-inning affairs with the first game scheduled for 2:00 P.M, and the second one for 6:00 P.M, LAKEHEAD SENIOR BASEBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS THROUGH SUNDAY, JULY 19TH } se ocaesleeatieeiitememernen tienen ee eae a ee) ce OW OL) Pct GB IP Westfort 17 12... Saas FOO 3 Red Sox 17 iy 647 + 3 East Ends 17 0) ak «588 ce a Red Rock 17 G9 « ae 4 3 Terrace Bay 14 cao" 4357.. 53 6 Colonels 16 3 16 .188 8 4 HIGHWAY SAFETY Although the accident rate in Terrace Bay is low, patrolling Police officers have noted that there are some infractions of the Highway Traffic Act taking place, such as failing to come to a dead stop at stop signs;} improper turns at intersections; faulty lights and equipment etc., that could result in death, injury and/or property damage to innocent persons, as well as the person or persons responsible. Listed below are the regulations which came into force on May 25th this year, l. Section 28 of the REGULATIONS, You must lower your headlights, (1) When within 500 feet of an approaching motor vehicle and, (2) When following another motor vehicle within 200 feet, 2. Section 16(a) Highway Traffic Act. It is an offence to place signs on the window and to hang objects in the motor vehicle which obstructs the driver's view. (a) This section does not prevent the use of signs or markers required under this act or any regulations made under this Act. 3..-It is an offence to load a truck or trailer in such a way that any part of the load falls on the highway during transit and the penalty for such offence has been increased up to a maximum fine of $200.00 andjin addition the licence or permit may be suspended, 4. Passing on the right is now permitted in cities, towns and villages BUT ONLY (1) When overtaking a motor vehicle making a left hand turn - (2) On streets having two or more lanes in each direction, and (3) On one-way streets, FOURTH ANNUAL TEEN AGE AND COUNSELLOR TRAIN~ ING COURSE SLATED j The Fourth Annual Teen Age and Counsellor Training Course is to be held at the Quetico Conference and Training Centre, Kawene, Ont. from Friday, August, 28 to Friday, Sept. 4, 1959, The course is sponsored by the Society of Dorectors of Municipal Recreation, Northwest- ern Ontario Zone, in co-operation with' the Community Programmes Branch of the Ontario Department of Education, and the Quetico Con- ference and Training Centre, Adult counsellors and teen club executive members in the ratio of one counsellor to two teen agers will attend from about 12-15 communities in the area, Registrations are expected from such communities as Terrace Bay