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Volume 5, No. 11 LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY March 30, 1950, ---- ee a a ane a ST, MARTIN'S MEN'S CLUB NEWS Our readers are reminded not to miss the special showing of Religious Films to be held in the Theatre on Thursday, March 30th, commencing at 7:30 p.m. These are being shown for the benefit of the general public and everyone is cordially invited. The films are entitled: (1) "A Saviour is Born" (2) "My Beloved Son" To round off the programme there will be three films, from the Fort William Public Library, and 'these are entitled: (1) "The First Steps" - this is a United Nations spon- sored film, (2) "Bushland Symphony" - this is all about the bush, in case some of you good people don't know what the "bush" is like, (3) "Don't Be A Sucker" - this is a U. S. Army sponsored film and deals with race tolerance. The entire program will last from 1-1/2 to 2 hours and will prove very enjoyable. Don't forget the time and place - TONIGHT, 7:30 P.M, sharp at the theatre, Admission is by SILVER COLLECTION only. Come out and patronize this worthwhile showing. 0-0-0 NEXT WEEK'S SAFETY SLOGAN 9:00 asm. April 3rd to 9:00 a.m. April 10th er ne ee ~--"NEVER FEEL SAFE ENOUGH TO BE CARELESS*-- Last week, Millwright Don McFayden missed the Safety Slogan and an easy $5.00 0-0-0 RED CROSS CAMPAIGN "OVER THE TOP" A hearty vote of thanks to all the Red Cross canvas- sers in the community. A sincere "Thank You" to all the wage earners of Terrace Bay who contributed so generously to the 1950 Red Cross Campaign. In almost every instance, the departments of LongLac Pulp & Paper Company Ltd. exceeded quotas set for them by Campaign Chairman Earl Veitch, We were also ably assisted by Dominion Gatering Co. employees, Aquasabon Hydro employees, and others in the Community Services group. Of all these, the Terrace Bay nursing staff led the way, being away over the top early in the campaign, Total returns show $1,255.25, or 25.5% over our objective of $1,000.00. We believe that our per capita contribution in this community leads the way in the Port Arthur dist- rict of the Lakehead Red Cross area, Only a spirit of co-operative good will made the success of this Drive possible, Terrace Bay citizens have again demonstrated their awareness that such needs as are served by the Red Cross are a definite responsibility we have toward those who may be less for- tunate, 0-0-0 TEEN AGERS WILL HOLD OPEN DANCE The public are cordially invited to attend an Open Dance to be held in Teen Town Club Rooms on Friday night, Admission will be 25¢ per person. 0-0-0 BY-LAW NO. 17 TO BE ENFORCED 'The «ttention ef all dog owners is directo? *+~ ards the : . fact that effective Anril let Bv-T.w No. 17 will be strictly enforced. Dog licenses are due on that date and it is to be noted that doce will not be permitted to roam at Zzrge in the Townsite after that date. Ontario Provincial Police Office.