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'Volume 4, No. 17. te All sane, normal people, are cautioned to be extra careful on Saturday, May 1, 1954. In fact it may be safest to stay incoors until at least midday. Because on Saturday the speckled and rainbow trout hysteria will effect about one half the population, Fishermen will be driving frantically out to the Steele, the Pic, the Prairie and countless other streams to try for the first trout of the 1954 season, Some of the trout enthusiastics we need not worry about. They are the group who will camp on a stream on Friday night and at ex- actly 12:01 May 1, (Zero Hour) they will attack the streams with a gusto reminiscent of the Normandy invasion, With all the energy expended, money invested in equipment, the wear and abuse to the family it is a pity the fishermen do not catch anything. The Trout Season opens May 1 to Sept. 15 (Speckled and Rainbow Trout), Limit of catch ~ Speckles - 1 plus an additional 14 per day, provided additional 14 in aggregate weight not more than ten pounds, Rainbow 5 in one day, Length not less than '7 inches. Good Fishing???? o-0~o CURLING BANQUET MAY 1. At the Auditorium at 6:30 the Annual Curling Wind Up Banquet takes place. Dinner at 6:30. Dancing 9 to midnight. Admission $1.50 per person. Refreshments will be served at the Curling Clubrooms from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m (Cont. on next col.) LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY April 29, 195k. SEASON Open May ar CURLING BANQUET MAY 1, (Cont. ) on Saturday. All curlers have been contacted re- garding tickets and it looks like a "sell- out", If any curler has been missed in .. the tickei canvass please contact Betty Austin at the Personnel Office or Hotel Terrace, 0-0-0 LONGLAC EMPLOYMENT POLICY ON TEEN-AGERS As some parentsin Terrace Bay are interested in the possibility of employ- ment for sons reaching their upper teens, this statement regarding LongLac's policy is published for their benefit. Applications will not be accepted from persons under age 17. Applications will not be accepted from young men age 17 unless they attain age 18 during the year of application. The application of each young man must be placed with the Employmant Supervisor at the Mill Administration Building, As much hiring to be done in 1954 will be seasonal, it should be borne in mind that few permanent placements are likely to be effected, o-0~0o WATCH YOUR STEP,..YOUR FEET DON'T HAVE EYES