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die ia Terrace Safest Mill Award (cont'd from l.2) Ice Frolics (cont'd) _ igo their. efforts towards the elimination of Those handing out programs .- Mesdames injuries in their plant. 9. Olsen, M. Kulcheski,-C. see and H. G, Mill Manager 4. G. Shirriff thanked Hall. Mr. Steele for .the award and replied that Selling tickets throughout. our town and in every employee , had been congratulated for other areas, Mesdames M. Kulcheski, M. Chepel- establishing such a. good safety record and SKY.) die DUNCAN 1. Delaronde, he darris aphnat Ne. 0. .0. Porter,.the first mill.manager D. McFayden, H. Smith, in. Kenney, -C.. Lemay, should receive credit for having. taken such W. Malcolm, L. rhillips, D. Caldwell of an active part in the mill safety program Schreiber,' George Shand of Marathon, Messrs. 'and -imstilling in each supervisor the. ., un, Cotton, J. Heenan, and M.~Kulcheski, importance of. good safety policies... i sven before the Frolics got underway it Mr. Shirriff continued by saying that was necessary to decorate the ice andyut up Mr. J.-C. Wig, who was mill manager for ten the staging. There to help paint the ice on months. during 1957. should receive. the award the Thursday prior to She Aakers Neer at this time and that the efforts put forth Messrs. J. duican, C. Wood; S. Ballentine, to promote safety in the past years would Hans Kessler, » George Dakin, Clarence sousseau, cols jer be ae nae ree a Len Swirhun, H. Hamilton, t. Delaronde , arm, During 1957 the Pulp and Yaper hicKechnie , Walter Gebski, and W, Hendrich. jutting up: the § 6 aa ue h pala, of Ontario recorded' a. frequency of Seocnane 3? Werdie oeing teat Re 13.8 for the lowest in the history of the. and Emil a industry. This was a 2.3, percentage improve- Then, after the last performance 'Saturday ment over the 1956 frequency rate experience. night it was necessary to remove the scenes and clean the ice. iesponsible. for this were iy te Mey ed eee ae J, Shivas, «, Jeanneret, E. Linkewich, ©: Dae al aly ae ov BM¥ddi; ab Farrow, Ernier Schock: 1. Margelia, {-C-E: , F-R-0-L-I-C-S -0-F ' 5-8 B. Hanley, E. iersson, %. Ward & J. Duncan. GPU Renn h Mu CoA. ie Aaa CU is bat aly Gu Gia Pesides.all of these people there were those who played: "solo" parts - Mrs. Betty Bouchard, who looked after the music for both . Any effort on the part of a group of performances.' Len Swirhun who operated the people to entertain tire public usually req- = spot light. "Don Boudreau and Stan Zwaresh uires the help of a pea Hunn of people. who operated' the house lights, Ken Weppler, ide nae Mat de HF vowel Ice Frolics 7: our Master of Ceremonies, Jimny Cumming who 58" put on by. the members of the Terrace painted the characters on the scenes, decorated Day Figure Skating Clud, Saturday March 15. the house and painted the birthday cake used bei "Fa success of the "Frolics" in the carnival. 4b. Niriinen who designed was due Mrs. Ivy Fattison for her the ice decoration and laid it out for the untiring perové in producing and directing painters. Den Boudreau, who arranged for the the show. To Mrs. Tattison we express our changes in the :\rena lighting;-also John incere gratitucc. Jeanneret! &y mMacvonaia, Jim bale, Steve _ Besides the peopls that were in the Keller, anu several othe: peuple who played show there are always thosé who are sort of a. necessary part in helping to get things "behind the scenes". Those people that -- going. are needed to help the show "get on the road." Then, of course there was Kimberly-Clark For instance here are some of the Pulp @ Paner Company Limited, the Recreation "behind the scenes" people; - - Association, and its Director K. Ward who Helping to change the skater's costumes contributed inmeasurably to the show. between numbers were Mesdames J. Heenan, and finally, there were the ree of he Kenrey, J. i Malcolm,:h.> Harris, 'LDedu coi ers', the' Pde Frolics of 7 58" = De McFayden, H. Hamitton | T.* D elaronde » fee ell Wee hada. part to. play. : in the Hi Coe, M. McCausland and ©. Wocd. Assisting © SUCCESS 'OF the rol Cs/ may we express our behind the stage, Mesdames D. Locking, J. many thanks! ! | Kelty, J. Duncan and L. Phillips. " Taking tickets at the performances were = Me 9 Oe Mesdames' D. Evans-Smith, W. Sadowick, W. a rece meets terrace Bay Figure Skati pe Club, Cavanaugh, E. Persson.