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~~ SAR - Ne WH fem Volume 7, No, 25 LARGEST CIRCUL.,TION IN TERRICE BLY Junc 19th, 1952, "GEORGE IN A JAMY OFENS TONIGHT Comments overheard after a well-known ST, MARTIN'S DLNCE JUNE 27th, A June Ball will be held in the Recre- ation Hall on Friday, June 27th, sponsored local character had sneaked a preview of the by St, Martin's Club, show's first dress rehearsal. #Jock, me lad, an' with yer wearin' of the grin I declare you must have seen somethin! amusin'?" nye, that I have," "Yell, speak up lad, is it one of yer back country antics ve've bin pullin'?# "Nac, Patrick, 'tis a play 'ave bin tae see." mind you found it eamusin'; it must have bin for free," "Nae, Patrick, keep yer Irish tongue civil an! ey til toll ya. It's called "George in on Jan" and ai tell ya you'll die (Lord have mercy on your soul) laffin', .75¢ is all ye'll hiv to pay and ai tell ya it is well worth it, All the actors and actresses were from rite here in town and they were colossal. (Hollywoodien - excellent). Ai tell ya Patrick don't miss it; ye've just two nights tae see it, Thursday and Friday. nJock me boy, I'll do that very thing, I'll put on me new tie and take the whole bloomin! amily. Good nite to you; and to all you people who have been keyhole peckin', as it were, on our conversation. I'll see ya at the play, It'll only cost me ,35¢ each for the kids." The play begins at 8:00 p.m. tonight and tomorrow night, Admission .75¢ for adults and ,35¢ for cltildren, Held under the auspices of your Community Church Ladies Luxiliery, The action takes place in the Recreation Hell, NEXT WEEK'S SOFTBALL G/MES urs, June 19 - Shift 1 vs. Shift 2 Fri. June 20 ~ Townsite vs. Salaried Sat, June 21 - Shift 2 vs. Shift 4 Sun. June 22 ~ Salaried vs. Maintenance Mon. June 23 = Structural vs. Townsite Tues. June 24 ~ Shift 1 vs, Shift 2 of soft drinks, Refreshments will be served in tho form coffee, sandwiches and cake, - Prizes will be given for winners of a Spot Dance and a Balloon Dance, There will be a popularity contest held to choose the Queen of the Ball, Dress Optional Couple $1.50 Single $1.00 Watch for more news in next week's issue, KIWANIS CLUB BACKS EFFORT TO CLE/N UP NEWS STANDS Lt the regular meeting of the Terrace Bay Kiwanis Club on June 10th, the matter of the increasing amount of obscene and salacious literature and magazines which is appearing on Canadian News Stands was discussed, The following resolution was presented by the Citizenship and Civie Lffairs Committee. "In view of the fact that many of our religious organizations, service clubs and parents are becoming more and more consern~ ed about the increasing amount of obscene and filthy literature and picture magazines appearing on our news stands, be it resolved that the Kiwanis Club of Terrace Bay is unanimously behind any organized cffort to protect the morals of our children and that our Government should act accordingly." This resolution was sent out to both the Rt, Hon, C.D, Howe, M.P, and the Prime Minister of Canada Rt. Hon. L,S. St. Laurent, A donation was recently received by the Club from 2 girls, Shirley Wesley and Marylin Jensen of Marathon, They made $10.25 with a travelling basket and have asked to add it to the fund for Crippled Childrecn,