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~~ Friday & Saturday, ! At The Movies - continued Fage Two May 30th and 3lst: "SUSPENSE" starring Belita, Barry Sullivan, Bonita Grenville, Albert Dekker and others, The Devil grinned when these two met -- he knew when they started loving and scheming, there would be the devil to pay. Coming soon: "Gentleman Joe Polooka" and "Wife Wanted", "Lady on a Train", "Bouth of Pago Pago", "Hit the Hay", "Falcon in Holywood", "Naughty Nineties", "Body Snatcher". Watch the Terrace Bay News for showing dates, Posters announcing movies are posted in both dining halls at the Upper Camp; in the Lower Camp, at the front entrances of number one and two dining halls, at the Reereation Hall entrance and in the Post Office. -000- AROUND THE TOWN Doug. Johnson, the Townsite Electrical Engineer, is preparing his heme for the arrival of Mrs. Johnson this week. -o0o- At the present time there are fifty-four houses oecupied, forty-one are private homes, twelve are staff houses and one is an isolation ward. This may be a small community but the traffic on the streets and roads is heavy. Parents are advised to keep their children off the streets during working hours. Pedestrians walking along the roads should always face the oncoming traffic. It may mean that you will take a few more steps a day but those ateps will make it safer for you and the drivers. -o00- George DeLong, one of the first gioneers of our community, underwent a serious operation at the Terrace Bay Hospital. We all wish you a speedy reeovery, George. Ineidentally, this was the first major operation that has been performed at the Terrace Bay Hospital. -o00- We miss John Sechesky (of Algoma Hotel at the C.P.R. erossing) and hope that he gets well soon. -o00- Mrs. G. A. Stewart is back in Terraee Bay after a few days at the Lakehead. We wonder why the men of the town have their meals in camp when thejr wives are away. -o00- If you happen to spot balloons floating about the townsite, don't be alarmed. It's not an invasion! They are hydrogen-filled balloons that the Townsite Engineers are using for proposed locations of a water tower. The last balloon I saw was on its merry way toward Jackfish. -o0o- Ontario Construction is off to a good start on the basements of the 1947 homes, Nine base~ ment slabs have been poured. The sites for forty-two of the seventy-five houses projected this year have been cleared. ~e0ee You too can be a "man"! House 33 has instituted a physieal training course for its members, Those of note in the present elass are "Meat" Campbell, "Tiny" Wheppler, "Museles" Sechesky, and "Atlas" Dawson. Gym room - - upstairs, on the right, please. -o00oe Mr. and Mrs. Cy Camplong and young daughter moved into House 6 ever the weekend. Welcome to Terrace Bay, the Camplongs} -o0o- Over the weekend of the 24th, Miss Ernestine Chiasson of Toronto and Miss Yoland Bougie of Montreal visited Terrace Bay. They were guests of Paul and Hugh Boudreau and had a delightful time while here. "Ernie" was wearing a diamond on her third finger, left hand, shortly after she arrived and Paul was the lucky fellow receiving all the congratulations. * =o00- Ed. Brady of the Facilities Department left Saturday for his summer vaeation. We hear that he is headed for Fort Erie, racing the sand flies to that locality. Watch out, gals, when Ed. cacy his new Plymouth, (Complete with radio that blares "Munagua Nigeragua" or "Chez Marie", ~o0ce