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Vol. 5, No. 1 Serving. the district in which we live 'January 4, 1962 EMERGENCY MEASURES MEETING HERE JANUARY 10TH Wednesday night January 10,,1962 at 8.00 P.M, in the High School Auditorium Mr. Paul Werk, Field Officer of the Emergency Measures Organization will talk to all persons interested in the necessary action to be taken in the event of an atomic attack or other disaster, such 'as fire, The probability of the Lakehead being a target cannot be ignored. The resulting casualties and persons forced to flee their homes would have to be cared for by the communities such as those in our District. Radioactive fallout will be a main cause of concern in our District and we mist know how to care for ourselves and our families, Remember January 10th - 8 P.M, in the Terrace Bay High School Auditorium, All residents of the district are urged to hear this very informative discussion, POLICY FOR PLOWING DRIVEWAYS, 1961-62 Townspeople wishing to have the Company plow snow from their driveways may have this service by placing their names, with the Service Department (H, Hall). It will not be necessary. to pay each time your driveway is plowed, The Service Depart- ment will keep track of the number of: times and bill you once, in the Spring, . Cost is still $1.00 per plowing, As in the past, driveways will be plowed only when equipment is available, OUR ANNIVERSARY This week we celebrate an anniversary of sorts, The first week in January one year ago, the present management of the "News", with some trepidation, presented to its readers their first issue. ' The moving finger writes; and having writ, Moves. on, nor all your Piety nor wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a line, Nor all (y)our tears wash out a line of it, Omar. Khyam Though our earnest desire is to please our readers, to err is human and we know that from time to time we do so. We can only hope that our blunders will be overlooked and not repeated, We take this opportunity to thank our advertisers and Kimberly-Clark Co, Ltd., without whose support there would be no "News"; our Staff for their loyalty, and urge our readers to support district businesses, whose taxes contribute: to the general well- being of us all, The "News" was first published by, Long Lac Pulp & Paper Co. in November, 1946 - which makes it just over fifteen years old. In oo et eens + ene em ee nA with the office located in the Post Office Building, where it is still situated. Readers are invited to send or phone in | newsworthy items and we remind organizations that, while we are happy to..publish announce= ments of meetings, etc., accounts of their activities are also acceptable, Our only reservation is that space may necessitate rewording. TEN YEARS AGO In April, 1951 the LCBO Store was officially opened, In May, 1951 the new C,P,R. Station was officially opened, In August, 1951 the new Post Office was officially opened, In August, 1951 the Bucovetsky Store was officially opened. In October, 1951 the Terrace Bay Private Hospital was officially opened, In December, 1951 the Terrace Bay Community Church was. officially opened. Ten years later, 1961 there was still a great deal of construction going on in-the District, Additions were made to the three schools, a motel was erected and opened for business, another is presently under construc- tion, a Building Supply Centre housing also an Electrical Supply and Paint Shop. was opened in the industrial area, and several new homes were built, 1962 USHERED IN Approximately 250 couples enjoyed the Curling Club's Annual New Year's Eve Ball , over the holiday weekend, Novelties and noisemakers added to the merriment as 1961 gave way to the New Year at the stroke of midnight, Members of the Terrace Bay Moose Lodges and their guests staged a New Year's Frolic on the same evening in the Moose Hall. Here too gaiety reigned supreme as the New Year was. ushered in,. A delightful climax to the festive season awaited those who attended the Candlelight Buffet prepared by the Staff of the Terrace | Bay Motor Hotel on New Year's Day. The popping of.gaily colored crackers which produced hats and. novelties preceded a repast the like of which has never before been seen in this locality. Gourmet items like pressed duck, crown roast of beef vied with temptingly _garnished chickens, hams, turkey, whole salmon and trout and a variety of salads etc, for the diner's enjoyment, The relaxed atmosphere of the gaily decor- ated dining room contributed to the general enjoyment of the many families who attended what may become an annual affair, SUPERIORS 'YS RED ROCK ROYALS SUNDAY JAN. 7TH TERRACE BAY ARENA, _July, 1958 it emerged as a private enterprise | : a