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Page 2 WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT Mr, and Mrs. V, Ce Harvey of Terrace Bay, Ontario, announce the' marriage of their eldest daughter, Merle Christine, to Albert E, Wingate of Winnipeg, only son of Mr, A. E. Wingate and the late Mrs. Wingate of St. Vital, Man, The wedding took place quietly in the Wesley United Church at Fort William on August 6th, 1949, 0-0-0 WOLF CUB NEWS The ball game between the Terrace Bay and Schreiber Cub packs, played last Saturday night, was a victory of 19-9 in favour of Terrace Bay. Both sides played good ball and we expect better things of them when they have had more' practice playing as teams. There will be a return game in Schreiber on Saturday evening, August' 13th, Transportation will be arranged for cubs who are to meet. at the school at 6:00 pem. Terrace Bay residents are urged to support the local Cubs by attending the game. Cubs who have recently passed their tenderpad tests are: Edward Wilson, Jimmy Erickson, Chuck Craig, Walter Corrigan and Dennis Scowen, e0=0 A GOOD RECORD More than 150 pergons at Terrace Bay have now had their blood typed, thereby assuxing that in case of an emergency blood of the proper type will be immediately available, Until further notice, no more typing will be done. o-O=0 SOFTBALL HOUSE LEAGUE PLAYOFFS Results of First Round Play-offs Staff vs, Wood Preparation, lst game (rained out) Community Services 17 - Steam and Technical 5 Staff 21 - Wood Preparation 16 (sudden death) Community Services 29 - Steam and Technical 9 Community Services and Staff went into 2nd round. Result of Second Round Play-off Game (Two out of three games to determine winners) Pulp Department 10 = Staff a GAMES COMING UP Friday, August 12 - Structural, Maintenance & Services vs. Community Services. Sunday, August 14 - Staff vs. Pulp Conversion. Monday, August 15 = Community Services Vs Structural, Maintonance & Services. Additional games to be announced. o=0-0 ; SLOW DOWN, BROTHER, Do you sometimes get the impression that the earth = like the cy (from"The Safe Worker") clotron that whirls the atom to pieces - is spinning us at such a crazy speed that we're likely to blow up? Well, it seems that a lot of people are bent and determined to have themselves a rip-snortin! good time = or what they think is a good time - keeping up with this mad whirl in their cars, You've seen plenty of them, and you'll see plenty moro.¢n most high- waySe 'We don't want to set up blue laws against excitement and recreation and pleasure travel. They wouldn't work anyhow. We already have speed laws and other traffic regula~ tions that don't seem to mean much to some motorists. But it would help a lot ifmmore people could be convinced that they can drive slower and still enjoy driving - and that they can get where they're going just about as soon - and more surely --staying under safe limits as they can by driving 10 m.p.h. over those limits. It isn't just the lame-brain darcdevils and the speed demons who have the acci- dents, In too many cases it's the average motorist who stepped it up a little too much for the roadfcy weather conditions, for the amount of traffic, or for his own driving ability. What's this got to do with you? Well, let's assume that you're a conscientious, safe worker, But think a minute. How about your off-the-job driving? How about when you stow away your work and worries in the back of your head and take to the road for some pleasure driving in your shiny new cruiser or faithful old family jalopy? Are you still conscientious and careful, determined to keep yourself and your family safe so you can have a lot more fun?