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Volume 8, No, 17 LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY April 30, 1953. wo TS AND NEES: Reports from Schreiber on the play i 'Bolts & Nuts" put on by the Schreiber Play ers on Wednesday night April 15th were most | commendable, Because of these reports we went all out in order to secure this play | for showing in Terrace Bay. We don't know | what it is all about -~-- but if advance : notices mean anything it is sumething you | shouldn't miss seeing. The only way to find out, however, is to see it for yourself, Tickets may be obtained from anyone who play's badminton for the price of 50¢ or 35¢ if i you are a child or student; they may also | be obtained at the dcor on Friday night if : you did not have time to pick yours up ahead, Make it a date and you'll see all your friends there, Remember the time, place and date -- &:15 p.m, - High School Auditor- | ium - May lst. i 9-0-0 WORDS OF WELCOME A few words of welcome are in order to the Wood Handling men who are returning : to the LongLac payroll during this week and | next, many of these chaps having been laid | off at the end of last October at the end © of the Jackladder season, Ron Faust and his: foremen feel pretty good about the fact that: these men were interested enough in LongLac | to consider coming back again this season, | Shortly also we will be having an influx of | students from the University of Manitoba at | Winnipeg among whom will be at least five of our former student employees - John Dyck, | Pat Redman, John Mundie, Henry Krahn and Alf ( he fanned me again} Adrian. SEPARATE SCHOOL OFFICIAL OPENING The public is cordially invited to the official opening of St. Martin's Separ- ate School ceremonies for which are Slated for 'tuesday, May 5th, commencing ab (6215) Dim, The ceremonies will take place in the spacious Kindergarten Classroom and it is expected a number of prominent speakers will be on-hand, For those of you who have not had the opportunity of visiting this ultra- modern addition to our townsite, the official opening would be the ideal time to do st, Parents of children attending the Separate School are particularly urged to be on hand for this occasion so that they may view first-hand the surroundings in which their children are taught. 0-0-0 CORONATION DAY On June 2nd, there will be suitable festivities and ceremonies in Terrace Bay to commemorate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth. In order to make plans for this occasion, a meeting of representatives of the various groups, clubs etc. in Terrace Bay was held last Thursday even- ing. This group discussed general plans for the day and selected committee chair- man as follows: General Chairman - Ken Hutchinson Financial Advisor - Monty Paget Commemorative Acts, Religious Services--- Ted Brown Decorations,Fireworks,Bonfire- J, Jeanneret, J. C. Wie (cont. on page 4)