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, r s ' <, HOW TO GET A SHOT WITHOUT v4 Once again it has been brought to our wttention that some people in our community have been either. throwing live ammunition in their garbage cans or taking them to the dump themselves for disposal, : When the dump is being burned these shells will explode and there is a definite possib~ ility that one of our men lay get shot. USING A GUN. NOTE Anyone with old ammunition to dispose of should contact either the Service Superintendent or the Materials Handling Foreman at the Mill and they will have it picked up and safely disposed of, Help us to stop needless accidents} ATTENTION PARENTS - WE NEED YOUR HELP, Several near accidents have been reported involving small children Sleighriding on the snow banks and hills onto our streets and into the path of oncoming trucks and cars, Truck drivers and others are taking care but these vehicles cannot stop quickly on these snow packed roads, ; This sleigh riding practice is quite prevalent along Kenogami Road, Lakeview Drive, Superior Avenue and at several of our garage compounds, Please help us stop this unsafe playtime practice, | Angels safeguard their nights ~you safe- guard their day Se Mill Safety Committee, SEE-SAW HOCKEY BATTLE DEVELOPS The North Shore Hockey League schedule is a little over half finished and has not decided too much in favour of any one club to date. There is a close point range between Marathon, Red Rock and Terrace which Seems to be see-sawing from one to the other, Superiors have shown some real hockey against the Mercuries and have emerged victorious with only a one goal margin and a fight to the whistle to hold that, but then that is typical between Terrace and Marathon - hard to win - tough to lose. _ Not so when Sups are facing Red Rock, The Royals seem to have the hex on the Sups and are gaining points by it. Royals meet Superiors Sunday, January 28 for their last. game at Terrace Bay in scheduled play. a SUPERIORS AT HOME FRIDAY AND SUNDAY The Terrace Bay Superiors play two heme. games this weekend, meeting the Nipigon Flyers at 8 P.M, on FRIDAY NICHT and the Red Rock Royals at 1,30 P,M, on Sunday afternoon. Recent crowds have been very disappoint- ing, both to the players and to the executive, which has the problem of trying to finance operations even though fan support has been poor. Let's give the team the support that a defending championship team should have, by attending all their remaining games. EXTENSIVE WATER DAMAGE AT HOTEL Last week's below-zero weather was a contributing.factor when. a frozen pipe set off the sprinkler system at the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel, causing an estimated $10,000.00 damages A 1,30 A.M, call to the Fire Dept. quickly brought volunteers to the scene. The following item is a tribute to their efficiency: I would like to thank Bob Hofland and the Volunteer Fire Brigade for their assistance Friday morning. Only because of the quick and efficient manner in which they acted were we able to keep the damage to a minimum, Thank you, boys, for a job well done, (signed) Neil Cornthwaite, Manager, Terrace Bay Motor Hotel os COUNCIL AWAITS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE INCORPORP, Nine members of the Council of the pending Terrace Bay Chamber of Commerce met on Jan, 13th (we use pending because Chamber of Commerce Headquarters advise that incorpora- tion must be approved before the local group can officially identify themselves as a Chamber of Commerce)., This approval is expect-- ed any daye. Membership Chairman, L.Waghorn reported on various methods of identifying members and gave figures on memberships paid up to date. Different methods of publicizing the town were discussed and steps in this direction decided upon, The council is interested in securing good pictures of Terrace Bay for use in this connection, Two members of the Council were designated to attend a Council meeting with a view to accelerating action on the proposed Trailer Parke av the next meeting, (date to be announced Jater) members will bring recommendations for | Civic improvements,