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SEPTEMBER I9, I973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE I3 sditor's Comments - continued vhich states that Council will determine what Ls published. . There is certainly no holding back of this ype of information in the Thunder Bay papers Or in any other North Shore papers in this area Vhy is Terrace Bay always kept so secluded? "REEDOM OF THE PRESS : Freedom of the press is not a special privilege of newspapers but derives from the fundamental right of every person to have full and free access to the factors in all matters that directly or indirectly concern him, and from his equal right to express and publish his opinions thereon and to hear and read the opinions of others In protection of these fundamental human rights it is essential that the press should be free to gather news without obstruction or interference and free to publish the news and to comment thereon. aken from the anadian Daily Newspaper Publishers Association The Editor NOTICE MINOR HOCKEY ANNUAL MEETING 'ill-be held Wednesday, September §9, 6:30 ).m. in the Large Meeting Room, Recreation entre. All interested adults and students should attend this important meeting. In- luded on the agenda will be the fol lowing mportant items of business: Presentation of audited financial state- ments; ; Reading of secretary's annual report; Proposals for amending constitution; lection of new Executive for 1973/74 season t is our earnest hope that you will support inor hockey by your active participation at his meeting. emember, that is this Wednesday, September 9, 6:30 p.m., large meeting room, Recreation entre. - Knight, for a week's holiday. TERRACE BAY GIRLS VISIT ENGLAND Diane Jones and Isle Smith had an unexpect- ed pleasure awaiting them during their stay in England. Diane and Isle travelled by air from Thunder Bay, via Toronto, to Manchester England, where they were met by Diane's Grand- mother, Mrs. Harry Jones and some of the fam- ily, on July I4th. They were escorted to Abbey-Hulton which was to be their home base. After renewing acquaintances with friends and relatives in Abbey-Hulton, they travelled by bus, accompan- ied by Pam Jone's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. J. Elms, to Bournemouth for a week. Here they visited with Pam's father, Mr. George Fairbairn. After returning to Abby-Hulton, Diane and Isle were invited to a camping expedition, guests of the English Girl Guides; at Cannock Wood. The host group were also entertaining Girl Guides from Belguim and Luxembourg. The English Girl Guides had visited Belgium at Easter time and were returning the honour. Diane and Isle enjoyed touring around with the Guides visiting such famous sites as Cov- entry Cathedral, Litchfield Cathedral and Chester Cathedral. They also enjoyed the : companionship of the girls from this interna- tional group. - After the camping trip was over, Diane and Isle were taken to Wales by Olga and Frank They returned to Abbey-Hulton, during which time, Pam Jone's father, Mr. Fairbairn passed away at Bournemouth. Diane and her cousin Pat attended the funeral there. Isle and Diane returned to Canada on September 7th after an exciting trip overseas. * Editor's Quote Book "Inconsistency with our- selves is the great weakness of human nature." -- Joseph Addison EMPLOYMENT AVAILABLE - MALE OR FEMALE YOUTH CENTRE SUPERVISOR The Terrace Bay Recreation Committee will accept names of those interested in this position up to and including September 27th. Rate of pay is $2.00 per hour. One or two more supervisors are required to relieve the off-duty hours of the present supervis- or. Apply in writing to the Terrace Bay Recreation Committee, Box 460, Terrace Bay, Ontario. Men's Lib? Men: If you want to run things at home, why not try the carpet sweeper?