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ee ene ee aeeeeen! Vol. 3 No, 41 LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY Octcber 14, 1948 SS ee "MONTY" PAGET ELECTED TO HEAD BADMINTON CLUB FOR SECOND TERM © Terrace Bay Badminton Club members elected an exequtive for the '48 - '49 season on Wednesday evening, October 6th at their Second Arinual Meeting, Prior to the elections, President Monty Paget reported on the activities of last season when a Badminton Club was organized for the first time at Terrace Bay. Reports were also given by the Secretary-lronsurer Gladys Irvine, who briefly outlined last years activities. The election which followed the reports resulted in the re-election of C. E. Monty! Paget for second term with other executive members as follows: Vice-President - Bill Lowe, Secretary-Treasurer - Doreen Lindberg, Executive Members - John Jeanneret and Marg. Storey. The meeting was attended by approximately 40 Badminton players. Following the election Frosident Paget indicated that a constitution would be drafted in the near future and a discussion regarding membership fees resulted in a decision to continue the annual fee of $1.00. It was also indicated thet the 15¢ charge per night for Badminton birds would be continued. Following the meeting, play was resumed on the 3 courts in the Recreation Hall, which are used regularly every Wednesday evening by the Badainton Club. Only paid up members Will be permitted to play after October 20th and membership fces may be paid to . the Secretary-Treasurcr Doreen Lindberg in the Administration Office or at the Recreation Hall on Wednesday evenings. oo o=-0-0 TO ALL EMPLOYEES OF LONGLAC PULP ND PAPER COMP/.NY So many have said that the only way they can save money is through the - regular purchase of bends on a Payroll Deduction plan. Since this is so, we have arranged to make the new issue of Canada Savings Bonds available for purchase through the Company with payments to be deducted from the payroll. Canada Savings Bonds pay e#% and cen be turned into cash at any time for their full value 'plus interest. The bonds come in denominations of $50,00, $100.00, $500.00 or $1000.00. To purchase these bonds on the installment plan, the cost of cach $100.00 is $3.46 per month for 12 months or $4.23 per pay for those on a semi-monthly pay basis, In the near future all employees of LongLac Pulp and Paper Company will be approached by 2 fellow-employee regarding th: purchase of Third Series Canada Savings Bonds, We . believe that you would be well advised te purchase 11 the bonds for which you can comfortably pay. LONGL.C PULP AND PAPER COMPANY LIMITED De Ce Porter Mill Manager 0-0-0 FIREARM REGULATIONS AT TERR.CE BAY With the opening of the moosé season October 15th, attention is again drawn to the fact that an Improvement District By-Law prohibits the discharge of any fircarm within a two mile radius of the Terrace Bay Post Office. 0-0-0 OFFICIAL OPENING OF /GUASABON HYDRO PROJECT SET FOR OCTOBER 19TH The new 55,000 horsepower Aguasabon Power Development of the Ontario Hydro-Electric Power Commission located at Terrace Bay will be officially opened on Tuesday, October 19th.