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Hh. HP LOWER CAMP DOINGS The Lower Camp Administration Building has been enlarged and renovated to make room for the transfer of the LongLac Accounting Department from the Head Office in Toronto to Terrace Bay. Last night the Comptroller of the LongLac Pulp and Paper Co. Ltd sig at Shemanski, arrived here with Aceountant Archie Birnie. Mr. and Mrs, C.L.' Guest and daughter are expected to-day. Later in the week Ernie Marriott and' 4l'MeColl will move in to Terrace Bay with their famiiies, Among the girls we will welcome soon are Marg Patoine, fudrey Bowman and Mary Cunningham, wn ome C) ae oe AROUND THE TOWNSITE he North American Buildings organization at Terrace Bay is justifiably pleased with the progress being made in the erection of the 75 houses which constitute this projects 1947 house building program. Fred Carpenter; Terrace Bay manager of the firm, advises that to-day the 50th house of this year's program will be erected bringing the total number of houses at Terrace Bay to 125 all of which were prefabricuted by North american. Last year at this time only 5 hovses of a 75-house program had been erected, nN cae lone ISITORS Among the visitors to Terrace Bay during the past week we note: Mr, J. G,. Craig of La Crescenta, California, father of LongLac's Manager, H. S. Craig. Mr. John Stadler, of the firm of Stadler and Hurter, Montreal. Will Dougall, National Film Poard, Winnipeg, his wife and two daughters, Shirley and Eleanor. Mr, B,. T. Farrow, Manager of National Employment Service, Fort William and Miss Prout, Head of the Unemployment insurance Commission Claims Section, Fort William. onQe= QUR 25th EDITION OF TERRACE BAY NEWS Late last year, 4 issues of "Terrace Bay News" were printed but due to lack of stenographic help and adequate printing equipment it was not possible to resume publication of the paper until March 18th, 1947 when Volume 2 Edition #1 was published. This is our 25th edition this year and we are rather proud of the fact that we have been able to publish a 4 to 7 page paper each week. Much of the credit should go, of course, to those who have contributed articles regularly. Without such help it would not have been possible to cover the many news items which have appeared in the 130 pages of "Terrace Bay News" published tais yeer. In passing it should be noted that contributions to the paper are sincerely welcomed at any time, ma Qn oe During a normal year ~ Ontario's 26 fish-rearing hatcheries distribute more than 800 million game fish. eget Canada makes more newsprint than all other countries of the world combined - another example of the value of our forests and the necessity of conserving them. sain CEE oe Terrace Bay News, published weekly at Terrace Bay, Ontario, is devoted to the interests of everyone connected with the LongLac Pulp and Paper Company Limited project of the Kimberly-Clark Corporation. Editor-in-Chief ,F.0.Soughton; Editor, Bob Sheppard; Associate Editor, Jim Whyte. ee