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Volume 4, No. 27 LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY July 7, 1949 SSS SS SS EES SS SS SSS EE SS ES = = SS SS Ct ek ee SS a are ena oe lS TERRACH BAY TO MEET PORT ARTHUR ROCKETTES IN DOUBLE-HEADE? ON SUNDAY The unbeaten Port Arthur Rockettes will play a double-header on the local diamond Sunday, July 10 against the Terrace Bay All-Stars, The games are scheduled for 2:30 p.m. and 63:45 p.m, This will be the first appearance of the Terrace Bay girlis team against outside opposition this year. Players on the local team include: Kay McKeen, Doris Wheeler, Betty Sinkins, Jean Lawrence, Peggy Wellings, Bea Faweett, Mary Letain, Norma Blanchard, Violet Moreau, Connie Starink, Myrtle Delmage and Elizabeth Jour, ; 0-0-0 DUMAS = WALKER WEDDING A pretty wedding was quietly solemmized on Thursday, June 30th at 6:00 p.m. when Donna Anne Dumas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, O,. Dumas of Hurkett, Ontario was united in marriage to LaVergne Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. J, L, Walker of Winnipeg, The ceremony was performed at the Community Church Par= sonage by Rev, A. I. Lavender, Bridesmaid at the wedding was lliss Kay Biesenthal and the best man, Ken Weppler. Mr. and Mirs, Walker will reside at 150A Birch Crescent, Terrace Bay. 0-0-0 LET'S BE CAREFUL This is the time of year when fires break out so easily, Everything is tinder dry, Therefore too much emphasis cannot be placed on the need for everyone to be very careful with anything that might cause a fire, Smokers in particular are urged to be careful. Persons who go fishing or camping and have reason to light a fire should exercise extreme care and be certain thnt every ember is out before leaving a fire. Motorists are cautioned against throwing lighted matches, cigar om ecigarotto butts or pipe ashes from car windms, And parents too are urged to explain to children that playing with matches or lighting fires of any sors is a dangerous prac- tice, With everyone co-operating we can be free from the ravages of fire, o-0-0 DOMINION DAY CELEBRATIONS SUCCESSFUL The Dominion Day Celebrations at Terrace Bay ON Ma ue es On eae nn, sponsored by the Can-dian Legion, Local 665 and St. Martin's Men's Club proved to be a real drawing card and much ciedit is due to those who worked so hard to make it a success. Starting shortly after 1:30 p.m. at the Ball Park events included races for chil- dren and adults with a softball game climaxing the afternoon activities which saw Harry Ganja's Terrace Bay Comets defeat John Holancin's All Stars by a 1311 score. After supper there were boxing matches at the Ball Park followed by a dance in the Recreation Hall, Throughout the afternoon and evening refreshments weve sold and games operated in the curling rink, All in all it was a splendid effort on the part of the sponsoring organizations and everyone will be looking forward to a repeat performance, o~-9=0 AN IMPORTANT MESSATE During the recent shutdown, Cal Harvey, Pipefittor Foreman, - ffered severe in- ternal injuries when he took a drink from a wash-up hose. At the time, the mill water supply was off and somehcw caustic had backed up into the hose line, During and immedi- ately following shutdowns in a chemical pulp mill such as ours, care should be taken to be sure that only water is coming from wash-up hoses. And too much emphasis cannot be placed on the importance of drinking only from drinking fountains since they are on an independent water system, NEVER AT ANY TIME SHOULD ANYONE DRINK FROM A WASH+UP HOSE,