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_ONTARTO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY NEWS Page Two The 0.C.C. "Steamrollers" continued on their winning-way last week, On Thursday night, the team swept to an imposing 12-0 victory over the Fraser-Brace "Rummies", "Big Jim" Cairns pitched superb ball, and came close to achieving a "no hitter". Only two safe hits were allowed and the "Rummies" did not manage to get a man as far as second base. Friday night, the, team journeyed over to the Hydro and again demonstrated their ability by pounding out an 11-2 win. The highlight of the game was the long smash ef Jim Brett's to centre field. The newly-christened "Draglines" have had a little difficulty getting underway. They dropped their first tilt by one run and took their second by default. However, Ken Dunean is still op- timistic about the team's future. Let's try and have bigger crowds on hand to give the boys dunpene in the future. -o0o~ AT THE MOVIES (Shows start at 8:00 p.m. in the Recreation Hall) Fri. & Sat. ) July 11 & 12: "THEY WERE SISTERS" - Classed as 'super speeial' entertainment, "THEY WERE SISTERS" is another smash hit from Eagle Lion Studios. Featured in this picture are Phyllis Calout and James Mason. Mason was starred in "The Seventh Veil" which showed here recently. Sunday, July 13th: Educational Films - no charge. Mon, & Tues. July 14 & 15: "THIS LOVE OF OURS" stars Merle Oberon, Claude Rains, Charles Kervin, Ralph Morgan and Henry Davenport. As an added feature, "MAGAZINE MODEL" will be shown, -o00- TERRACE BAY ANGLERS! CONTEST During the past week, fish have been biting more in keeping with the reputation of these parts and any evening, fishermen (and women too) may be seen heading for favourite haunts. In the Terrace Bay Anglers! Contest, prizes are being offered for the heaviest fish eaught in four classes. All fish must be angled in this locality and anyone conneeted with the projeet may enter. Just take the fish to the Official Judge, Postmaster Ed. Cavanaugh, and fill in entry form -- that's all there is to it. Chairman of the contest is Rupe Clowes. Prizes of $5.00 and $2.00 are offered in each class. Leaders in Contest to Date Class #1 - Speckled Trout: Paul Boudreau (LongLac Pulp & Paper), fish weighed 2 lbs. 8 oz, Class #2 - Lake Trout: S.MeCormick (New Idea Sheet Metal), fish weighed 8 lbs. 6 oz. Class #3 - Pike: Geo. DeLong (LongLac Pulp & Paper), fish weighed 9 lbs. 1 oz. Class #4 - Pickerel: George Gobeil (LongLac Pulp & Paper) fish weighed 2 lbs. 8 oz, -o00- CHURCH NEWS Sunday services, July 13th, will be held in the Recreation Hall. 9:00 a.m. = Protestant Church Service conducted by Rev. A. F. Lavender 10:30 a.m. - Roman Catholic Mass, celebrated by Rev. Father E.M.Skillen Protestant Church Committee: Rev. A. F. Lavender has called a meeting of. members of the Terrace Bay Protestant Church Committee for Thursday, July 10th, at 8:00 p.m,, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Soughton. All Committee Members are urged to be present as a number of impor- tant matters are to be discussed. etic THE NEW ARRIVAL Saturday morning, July 5th, marked the appearance at Terrace Bay of a new and important piece' of fire-fighting equipment. This apparatus, a completely equipped heavy-duty pumper, was wholly outfitted by the American LaFrance Fire and Foamite Company on a three ton specially designed Ford chassis. The pumper has a 200-gallon reserve water tank serviced by a 150-foot, 3/4-inch booster hose; thus enabling the fire fighters to fight fires away from available water supply. Connec- tions can also be made to boost water pressure from hydrants or to pick up water from rivers,