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Page Ss AT THE MOVIES All moving pictures are shown in the Recreation Hall Lower Camp at 8:00 Pam. Thursday, July lst - Special films will be shown in the Recreation Hall sponsored by the Terrace Bay Fish and Game Association (no admission charge). Fri, and Sat. July 2&3 "FALCON'S ADVENTURE" - with Blanche Meredith, Edward Brophy and Myrna Dell, One of the famous Falcon series, mord dynamic than ever, It is one of the best produced in this famous group of pictureS,.eseeA Cevavhtve er filled with suspense, Sunday, July 4 Through the courtesy of the Thunder Bay 'Film Council, 'edudetional films Will be shown. i Mon. and Tues, a ; i ; July 5 & 6 "I'VE ALWAYS LOVED YOU" - "IN TECHNICOLOUR - with Catherine McLeod, Maria Ouspenskaya, Philip Dorn and William Carter. 4 stirring emotional drama with the magic of music and technicolour, produced by: the famous Frank Borzage. Fri. and Sat. July 9 & 10 NSWEET AND LOW DOWN" - with Benny Goodman, Lynn Bari and Jack Oakie. It is a gay swing time picture sparkling with Jive and romance, starring the "King of Swing" Benny Goodman arid his famous meng < COMING SOON July 12 & 13 - "HER HUSBAND'S AFFAIRS" - Franchot Tone, Lucille Ball, Edward Everett Horton, July 16 & 17 - "THE DOLLY. SISTERS" - IN TECHNICOLOUR - Betty Grable, John Payne, June Haver, July 19 & 20 - "THE LOST MOMENT" - with Robert Cummings and Susen Hayward, July 23 & 24 - "THE MAN IN THE TRUNK" - Raymond Walburn, Dorothy Peterson, Lyne Roberts, July 26 & 27 - "THE EXILE" - with Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Maria Montez and Nagel Bruce. July 30 & 31 - "MEANEST MAN IN THE WORLD" - Jack Benny, Rochester, Priscilla Lane. OO OIG CHURCH SERVICES Sunday, July 4th - The following. church services will be held at Terrace Bay: 9:30 a.m. - Terrace Bay Community Church in the Recreation Centre, 10:00 a.m. * Mass will be celebrated in the Terrace Bay Recréetion Hall, 000 5 INSURANCE Anyone desiring insurance on automobiles or chained contents may obtain immediate protection by applying to Al McColl, Administration Office, Oo: O'S PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS The following ladies will supervise the Playground from 2350 p.m, to 4:30 p.m. during the week commencing July. 5th. Monday - July Sth - Mrs. L. N. Roberts and Mrs. R.. Seed Tuesday - July 6th - Mrs. R. Ostling and Mrs. H. Ratchford Wednesday - July 7th - Mrs, A. MacDonald and Mrs. H. C. Laundy Thursday - July 8th - Mrs. C. Knauff and Mrs, A. Heuer hiss - July 9th - Mrs. W. Lowe and Mrs. W, Fear 6 Gi® FOREST FIRE DEVASTATION IN CANADA LAST YEAR 613,000 ACRES The rotogravure section of the current issue of the Montreal Standard graphically depicts the recent forest fires in Ontario's Northland and labels the fire east of Chapleau in the Blind River area as "the worst blaze in the North- land's history", A caption over one of the pictures states "All this was started by one man's carelessness; a frightful monument of waste and destruction". "Residents of small communities threatened by the rolling banks of flames, stood ready with meee goods packed, to flee for safety". And all this occurred in our Northland a few hundred miles east of Terrace Bay. According to the Dominion Bureau of Statistics 5,017 forest fires demolished 613,000 acres in Canada last year, and at the present rate, the loss will be even greater this year, Since so many forest fires are caused by carelessness, we would once again urge every= one to take every precaution to prevent fires in our forests. -IT COULD HAPPEN HERE y !