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TENDERS FOR CONCRETE CURB AT CEMETERY Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to 4 P.M. July I7th, 1963 for the following work at the Terrace Bay Cemetery. Place concrete curb 5" x 10" around plots in both the Roman Catholic and Protestant sections. Plots shall be marked by stamping curb, or by small brass buttons set in concrete curb. For further information see J. Wellings. W.F. Strutt, Clerk = Treasurer The Corporation of The Township of Terrace Bay TENDERS .FOR LANDSCAPING Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to 4P.M. July I7th, 1963, for the following work; 1. To rough grade and fill in with 4" of black earth (compacted) the space between existing lawns and concrete curbs on Lakeview Drive, Fort Garry Road and parts of Selkirk Avenue. 2. Rake level and roll above areas, fertilize, lime and sow with Boulevard Grass Seed. 3. Grass must be well established by September 5th, 1963. 4, Extend neccessary sidewalks to concrete curb. 5. Black earth is available from pit east of the mill wood=yard. . 6. Further details are available from J. Wellings. Tenders may be made by the square yard or for the whole job. W .F. Strutt, Clerk-Treasurer The Corporation of The Township of Terrace Bay FOR SALE = 3 wheel tricycle in good condition. Call at 503 Lakeview. Drive - downstairs. PLAYGROUND NEWS Below are playground hours for the months of July and August. The playground programme runs Monday through Friday weekly. 9 a.m. to 12 noon- all children who DO NOT take swimming classes. 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. = all children who do take swimming classes. Three leaders are on duty during the morning hours, and three during the evening hours, to provide a variety of activities, such as games, arts, crafts, physical fitness, music, drama, story = telling, and any number of other activities. Join the Playground programme and enjoy the summer full of fun. All programmes take place at the Public School ballfield hut. SUNDAY ROLLER SKATING STARTS Commencing this Sunday and for every Sunday during the months of July and August, there will be Sunday evening roller skating at the Terrace Bay arena from 8 to 10 p.m. Regular Thursday sessions continue weekly from 7 to 10 p.m. NEW Enjoy a healthy, relaxing activity by having your family roller skate at least once weekly. MINOR BASEBALL NEWS Champions have been declared in the National and Bantam leagues, and one game remains to decide the champion of the National league. After trailing the league all year, Tony Delaronde' YANKEES overcame the league-leading INDIANS coached by Henry Hermes, to take the American league championship. This league was hotly con- tested by all three teams, and sincere thanks go to Tony, Henry and Hugh Hamilton of the TIGERS, along with their assistants, Ricky Dorman, Brian Pineault and Terry Black, and to umpires Fern McLeod and Jimmy Hayes. In the Bantam League, Jerry Papousek's REDS took league honours by upsetting the WHITES coached by Clifford Knauff, Jr., and the BLUES coached by Ed © Pineault. Playoffs dragged slighly because of poor attendance by some of the players, and all three coaches are to be congratulated for the extra efforts they made to make sure the league was completed. Final game in the National league between the BRAVES and the GIANTS will be played Wednesday afternoon at 4:15. Each team has won once, and this is the sudden death final. Coaches Murdo Campbell, Len Swirhun and Jack Crandlemire hope their league-winning BRAVES can revert to form to take the championship, while coaches Don Fedun and Fred Erickson of the GIANTS are sure they can pull an upset. This will be a game worth watching. All-star teams will now be formed from the National and Bantam leagues for competition against outside teams. Coaching the National teagte. All-+stars will be Len Swirhun and Murdé Campbell, and coaching the Bantam All=stars will be Ed Pineault and Jerry Papousek. These coaches will call practices in the near future and will contact the players they would like to have turn out. CARD OF THANKS = On behalf of Mrs. Cavanaugh, my family and especially myself, | would like to take this opportunity to Publicly thank our many Terrace Bay friends for the wonderful retirement reception extended to me. To those who were unable to attend and for the many messages of good will my heartfelt thanks. W.E. (Ed) Cavanaugh KIWANIS BEAUTIFY SHOPPING PLAZA The Kiwanis Club are to be congratulated on their latest contribution to Terrace Bay. Flower containers have been installed on light standards and plants are already starting to bloom. This kind of effort is one of the little touches which will impress visitors to our town and give pleasure to those who make it their home. Middle-aged man to neighbour boy: "And, son, what are you going to do when you grow up to be a big man like me?" Neighbour Boy: "Reduce."