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LARGEST CIRCULATION Volume 8, No. 19 iit a NAAN Ree er Ae G SUV bY ba The Boy Scout Group Committee will Stage the first of a series of Community Dances on Monday night, May 18th. These dances will be held in the High School fuditorium with music being supplied by the} Vagabonds. Dancing will be from 9:09 p.m, | bid 00) Gym, anal the price var .'75. per person will be within everyone's budget. : Advance tickets may be secured from Herman | Roberts, Gord Rowlandson, Gert Bougie at | First ,.id for from {lex Tweedie in Schreiber, 0-0-0 POTLUCK SUPPER TO BE HELD THIS SUNDAY THE 17TH 4T 5:30 P.M. This is the week} tun; don't walk; to | your telephone and phone 418 to tell Doris Lindskoog what dish you will bring to the | town-wide Potluck Supper to be held this Sunday, May 17th at the Community Church. | Eating starts at 5°30. Come early for the | best selection, Everyone is welcome, Just bring along a big appetite and your favorite baked dish, salad, or dessert, We provide dishes. coffee, tables and chairs. You supply cups, forks, napkins, This is the windup to the Fireside Hour programs with, as a switch, the church service following the eats, Lets top the season with the best turnout to date, Remember everyone is welcome, including you single people, whether you can bring anything or not. WEEK - - |. tion, 0-0-0 BLOOD DONOR CLINIC RESULTS 4 tombined total of 523 blood donors from Terrace Bay and Schreiber turned out (cont, on page 5) IN TERRACE BAY SPECLAL CEREMONY TO MRK SAFETY AWARD PitSENT.TIONS Two National Safety Council awards will be presented to LongLac Pulp and Paper Company at a special ceremony to be staged on Wednesday afternoon, May 27th. 'The presentations will be mde by Arthur Carle, Safety Director of the Northwest Paper Company, Cloquet, Minnesota. Mr. Carle is Vice-Cheimman of the National Safety Council's Pulp and Paper section, 'The two awards are a "Certificate of Achievement" and an "ward of Merit." The "Certificate of Achievement" was earned in the National Safety Council's 1952 Paper Industry Safety Contest by bettering the frequency rate of the divis- ion in which we competed as well as our own frequency rate for the previous year, The "/ward of Merit", (second highest now given to industry by the Council) is being awarded to us for operating last year without e single lost-time injury during 1,044,874 consecutive man hours from March 28th to December 22nd. The May 27th ceremony will be held at 3:30 p.m. at either the Mill entrance or in the Pulp Storage Building, depending on the weather. During the ceremony, prize winning cheques will be distributed to winners of a local First Aid Contest held recently, for which prizes were donated by the Ontar- io Pulp and Paper Makers! Safety issocia- Winners of the contest were. 1st. Harvey McCanna ($20;00) and. M, O° Nelson ($10.00) 3rd, Ken MacKey ($5.00) - Everyone who can possibly make it is invited to attend the cermony including Townsite residents,