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JULY 30, 1975 TERRACE BAY NEWS Zace 5 5 YEARS AGO - JULY 30, 1970 At a party arrenged by their fellow Hydro Employees, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Phillips and Mr, and Mrs, Bill Pirie were hon- oured last Saturday night. Norma Jean McLellan, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, David Mo- Lellan of Schreiber became the bride of !Mr, Edward Ray Duffy son of Mr, and Mrs. Ray Duffy, of Thunder Bay South on July , 1970 in Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church, Schreiber, Jeanne MoCuaig and her fiance David McKay have returned after visiting David's parents in Niagara Falls, Mrs, Peter Christie and daughter Laurie of Deep River are visiting Mr. and Mrs, Jack Handel and Mrs, Lilyan Christie. Mrs. Christie also has her daughter Mrs, Judy Dorkins, with Cynthia and Rhonda, of Toronto with her for a holiday. : Maureen and Rhonda Campbell of Clarkson are visiting their grandpartents, Mr, and Mrs, Joe Campbell and Mr, and Mrs, Tom Bolan, Miss Tiia Renelkoor, of Toronto, is the guest of Mr, and Mrs, Jack Winters. 1 YEAR AGO - JULY 31, 1974 Premier William Davis today announced that Kimberly-Clark of Canada Limited has approved in principle a $200 million expansion of its bleached kraft pulp mill at Terrace Bay by 280,000 tons a year. Mr, and Mrs. D.Q, Hamilton of Schreiber, Ontario are happy to announce the engagement of their daughter Joyce Marta to Mr, Barry Charles Gilmore, son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Pearson, Schreiber, Ontario Mr, and Mrs. William Paradis of Schreiber, Ontario are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Jewel Margarat to Mr, Dale Edward Riley, son of Mr, and Mrs, George Riley, Schreiber. Ontario, Mr, and Mrs. Michael McGrath of Schreiber, announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Ann Marie to Robert Thomas Woods, son of Mrs, Emma Woods and the late Alfred Woods of Fort Frances, CANADA MANPOWER SERVICES The Canada Manpower's Mobile Job Centre will be in Terrace Bay on Tuesday, A August 5, 1975. Persons interested in Em- ployment, Industrial or Institutional Training, Manpower Mobility or any other Manpower Services are invited to visit the Mobile Job Centre between 1:30pm to 4:30pm. It will be located at the Simcoe Plaza. Canada Centre de a Manpower Main-doceuvre Centre du Canada Manpower and Immigration Main doruvre ef immigration Robert Andras Minister 344-6601 Robert Andras Ministre 33 S. Court Street Thunder Bay N, Ontario P7B 5E6 Ss eiein islstl where the suspension of driving privileges would be seriously considered. Appearing after remand was Fraser McEwen who pleaded guilty to Careless Driving. He was fined $I28.00 and his driving license was suspended for two years. James McParland was fined $I03.00 when he pleaded guilty to driving his car across the lawn of a local residence. TERRACE 3AY RECREATION DEPARTMENT WEEKLY REPORT MINOR SOFTBALL: As indicated in last week's paper, the win-_ ner of the American League was the ORIOLES who beat out the ROYALS in a 2-game total score playoff. Congratulations to the ORIOLES. Due to swim meets and other activities on weekends, any possible Minor League out-of-town games would have to be played after 4:30 on weekdays. Players will be notified of any such games by their captains. TENNIS: Tennis has been a busy activity this summer and more and more people are turning out to play this game. Anyone desirous of learning the basic concepts of the game should contact the Recreation Office at 3542 and ask for Alex Vanderkam, Summer Programme Developer. "MOM AND TOT" PROGRAMME: Just a reminder to the mothers who are interested in this programme that a special meeting will be held this Friday at 2:00 p.m. in the Conference Room of the Recreation Centre Registration deadline for this programme is this Wednesday, July 30th. MOBILE SAILING COURSE: In spite of slow registration at the out- set, this proved to be a very popular and suc- cessful programme, with II persons participat- ing. The instruction provided by the two in- structors of this School was well presented and of great value to those taking the course, which was held at Hayes Lake. continued page 6 MONTREAL ENGINEERING CO. LTD. REQUIRES CONSTRUCTION SITE NURSE PHONE H. JACOBSEN 825-3247