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ke a Shean) wentey praia pareranns hi pereteeetrentpesn een oe ee eee Volume 4, No, 32 3 SETS PSS SS SS SSS SSS SSS SETI AY Elaborate plans are being tade throughout Northwestern Ontario for the visit of members of the Ontario Provincial Legislature which is scheduled for the latter part of this month and early September, The tour has been planned with a view to aquainting members of the governing body of this province with the development which has taken place recently in Northwestern Ontario. Already more than 50 members of the legislature have accepted invitations to participate in the tour and that represents more than 55% of the provincial members. It is expected that more will be added to the number prior to departure time, e One of the stops to be made along the line will be Terrace Bay and this is sched= uled for the afternoon and evening of August 31st. Many of the legislators will have their first opportunity of viewing what has beoen accomplished in three short years in this area through the efforts of a public utility arid a private enterprise, for it was not until the summer of 1946 that the two projects really got underway. With such a large group of distinguished visitors scheduled to be our guests, rem sidents of the community will no doubt want to do everything they can to make the town appear as presentable as possible. Among other things this will mean the elimination of weeds and rubbish in both front and back yards, the straightening out of wood piles and in general putting the property around our homes in a neat and orderly condition. We have nearly three wecks to do the job and the whole#hearted support of everyone is earnestly and sincerely requested. Spocial arrangements are being made to pick up any refuse or weeds placed at the side of the road, Let's make Terrace Bay a place of which we my be justly proud by the time the visitors arrive. : "MEMBERS OF ONTARIO LEGISLATURE 10 VISIT TERRACE B ee o=0-0 INTEREST IN MART KENNEY'S VISIT MOUNTING There's a lot of interest and quite a bit of excitement in the district over the forth- coming visit of Mart Kenney and his orchestra to Terrace Bay. The entire band with Norma Locke, Roy Roberts and fhe Quartet. will make a personal appearance at thd Recreation Hall on Monday evening, August 29th from 10800 pem. to 2:00 am, Rated as Canada's Number One danee band, Mart Kenney's orchestra is famous from one end of the country to the other for their personal appearances and coast-to-eoast radio broadcasts in Canada as well as broadcasts on N. B. C., Blue Network,Mutual, B. B. G. and C. B. C. shortwave. They have recently been instrumental in making Borden's "Canadian Catelcade" become top Ca odian nightime musical show during their first season on the program, Tickets for the event sponsored by the Terrace Bay Community Recreation Committee,may be purchased at the , Hudson's Bay Store, Improvement District Office, First Aid Room or from John Jeanneret, Secretary of the Committee, Ticket sale is limited to 200 couples. o=0=0 'SAFETY SLOGAN FOR NEXT WEEK (8:00 asm, August 15th to 8:00 a.m. August 22rd) : naan a -- poe aeetaeeney oe a A "SAFETY IS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS" PRIZE FOR THE WEEK $5.00 During the current week, Angus Bryans, Pulp Inspector in the Technical Department won $20,00 when he correctly,.gave the, slogan "Safé Conditions are Good but Safe Men Are Better", And just before leaving on holidays, tool ; . He was approached by Joe Wig, John Holancin and Fred Soughton, Have a good holiday, Angus, and think of us when you spend that twenty.