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EXODUS TO MIU. THON The kids who went to Marathon to swim last week-end must have returned with a lot of glowing reports about the weather or something down there, because this week~end under the sponsorship of the Recreation Committee, close to 40 people are making the trip down there for various reasons, The Ladies Softball team are going down for a return game and our Men's Baseball team are also going down for the seme reason. Our Tennis Club are taking a team down to tekeon the best that they have to offer there. Good luck to all of you! 0-0-0 WANTED TO RENT By new drug store owner, a room by September lst,, at reasoncble rate, Please contact Stan Savoy, phone 384, who in turn will notify drug store owner. 0-0-0 . BASEB/LL PRACTISE FRIDAY In preparation for the forthcoming game in Marathon on Sunday, the Baseball team will practise at the South Camp Diamond at 6:15 SH/RP on Friday night. ill base- ball playcrs are cordielly invited to attend this practise. After this Sunday's geme in Marathon, it is expected that a return game will be played here at ao later date to bring the local baseball season to a close, 0-0-0 FOR SALE One 9,5 cubic ft, Zenith Refrigerator. Hardly used, Phone 419, 0.-0-0 FOR SALE Resident Hunting Licences, House 108, T.K. Turncr. 0~-~0=0 Lpply WANTED Some passengers to motor to Winnipeg on Labor Day Week-ond., Apply House 427. 0-0-0 FOR SALLE 1950 Pontiac Sedan, Very good condi-~ Apply Les Buffett, Schreiber, 0~0~0 ; TERRV.CE BLY NZS, published every Thursday at Terrace Bay, Ontario, is devoted to the interests of everyone connected with the Longlac Pulp and Paper Company Limited pro- ject of the Kimberly-Clark Company, All items for publication must be in the hands of the Editor by noon on Wednesday of each week. Kindly submit all articles and address all communications to: O0.R, Delzell - Editor. tion, 0-0-0 Page 3 LROUND THE BASE PATHS The playoffs are now well underway and according to the majority of comments overheard, the fans are enjoying the fine brand of ball being displayed, * Last Thursday, Salaried tied up the 2 out of 3 series with Structural by the score of 5-3, Both pitchers, Rapke and Ldrian pitched fine ball but Salaried man- aged to maintain their margin through Structurel errors, several bases on balls and their own air-tight defence. However, Sunday afternoon Structural showed why they were first in the Day Section at the end of the season by taking the rubber contest by the score of 3-1, Ldrian pit- ched a 5-hitter and the team played error- less ball behind him, Rapke was splendid for a losing cause allowing only 7 hits and driving in his team's only counter. Tuesday evening, the 3 out of 5 finals got underway between Structural and Shift #1, Structural were favourites at game time on the strength of the fine pitching displayed by [drian in his last few games. For the first three innings each pitcher allowed only 1 hit and nary a run, In the 4th inning, aided by a Structural error, Shift #1 were able to garner 1 run and in the 5th inning, Peter Diduch clouted a home run to drive in 3 runs for Shift #A. Whitficld pitched a fine game allowing only 3 hits and at no time was he in serious trouble, The sec- ond geme of this series will be played to-night, August 21st, with future game dates to be announced over the P,AL, system at tonight!s game,' ; 0-0-0 HELP WANTED - MIE Applications will be received by the undersigned for the position of Caretaker for the new Continuation School in Terrace Bay. Duties to commence about October 1st, 1952, W.F, Strutt, Secretary-Treas. Terrace Bay Continuation School Board, 0-0-0 FOR SLLE One 54" Bed with BR/ND NEW inner spring mattress and 1 trilight with base light, Contact House 426 or timc eard 496. 0-0-0 FOR SALLE 1947 Buick Sedan, 4-1 shape. See Bob Monteith, No. 541, Shift #. 0 =0=0