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90000000 0000009 8 MOV | ES 8 ©00000000000008 June 22nd-23rd--Matinee THREE STRIPES IN THE SUN starring Aldo Ray and Phil Carey. - Halifax Navy, June _24th-25th--26th THE SPOILERS starring Jeff Chandler and Ann Baxter. June 27th-.28th SCARLET COAT s: starring Cornel Wilde and Michael Wilding. o~O0-0 DOCTOR H. CG. CAMPBELL WILL BE HONOURED FRIDAY AS TERRACE BAY BIDS, FAREWELL . by P. E, Mazza In recognition of. his oubnvahaine "services both as a Doctor as well as a humanitarian, Doctor H, C, Campbell before 'his leaving this month-end will be honoured at a Farewell Stag on Friday night (June 22nd) commencing at' 8:30 in the Lva:e:a l 'A.r-e.n a' All those' in the Community. as well as in the surrounding area over the age of twenty-one are invited to the Stag to bid farewell to Hugh--as he is better known. Sponsored by a Committee headed by P, E, Mazza-assisted by Doctor D.J.M. McCausland, P. E. Boudreau, L. G. Waghorn, J.J.Moro, B, Louk, S. Keller and J. Cumming, plans for the event are progressing fa'rour-- ably, At the time of writing, it is ex- pected that Dave Groombridge cof Port Arthur will be in attendance to perform his magical tricks, Dave is considered outstanding in his acts and will be a great help on the entertainment programme. Tickets are available by contacting in advance any member of the Committee who will refer you to one of the ticket sellers. Tickets may also be procured at the door, After completing his high school studies in Winnipeg, Hugh joined the Navy in September of 1939, in which branch of the: service he remained for five years and ten months. During his service for his Country, Hugh was Mentioned in Dispatches, and on (cont. on next col.) Page 3 DOCTOR _H. C. CAMPBELL WILL BE HONOURED FRIDAY AS TERRACE BAY BIDS FAREWELL (cont, ) retiring at the end of hostilities held -- the rank of Lieutenant, and is now Lieuten- ant Commander (RCN(R)) (retired), Upon discharge, Hugh decided to enter. Queen's University in order to become a doctor and serve the people. After. graduation in 1952, Hugh served his intern- ship at Toronto Western Hospital. In his "other" days, Hugh ' played ° hockey with the Winnipeg Monarchs! Juveniles and Juniors, the Winnipeg Navy and the In the course of one season, he started off with Winnipeg Monarch Juveniles, then a few games with their Juniers and ended with playing with the Winnipeg Navy Seniors. The Maritimes! Swimming Ghana t One: ship of 1951 was won by doctor--to--be hugh, Since his arrival here in September of 1953, friendly Hugh's tireless, selfless, outstanding efforts and services on behalf of the local residents as well as those in the district will remain as indelible characteristics of a Break, Pommuptty= spirited, citizen, During his years in Terrace Bay, in ~addition to his services as a Doctor, Hugh accepted all challenges in the promotion of sports and welfare, particularly in the interest of the youth of the town, Because of the generous spot in his heart, he rendered many good deeds to the youngsters and enjoyed immensely "piling" the youngsters into his car for a drive and an outing. As a result, Hugh has been their respected friend, To further help them in their enjoyment of winter sports, Hugh took great pride with his past winter's efforts in producing with the assistance of his neighbours and friends behind his home and those of his neighbours a scenic Winter Wonderland where the youngsters enjoyed skating and toboggan sliding. In serving the local needs, because of his past hockey experience, Hugh accepted the position of Coach of the Terrace Bay Superiors as well as the Chairmanship of the Minor Hockey League. For the past two seasons, Hugh has assisted in formally opening the softball schedule, Again in the better interest of youth, Hugh is a staunch booster of the Kiwanis Crippled Children Fund. He has served as Chairman of the campaign for the area for the past two years and took an active role in the search for funds for the needy. It is with much regret that we see Hugh leave us, Because of his warm and (cont. on page 5)