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-- \) -- aa ed ai Ps a y , soe P ta September 3, 1964 Vols, No. 36 : our | i. » Gide ares : Bees : "WABOR Elia omy pateaindi we have to interrupt try has paralleled our country's rise in world prom- your electrical service inence. Each forward step in our local industry is a forerunner of better living standards for all of us. UNIONS SPONSOR LABOUR DAY PROGRAMME We don't want to keep you in the dark and we regret the inconven- ience, but...so that we can work safely on the electricity supply system in your area it will be necessary to interrupt service on: THURSDAY MIDNIGHT, September 3rd to 5.40 A.M. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th. in Once again a monster celebration has been arrang- ed by Local 665, Pulp Sulphite Workers and No. 1861 The Electrical Workers Union, for Labour Day, September 7th. Commencing at 1 P.M., races, tug-o-war and novelty events have been arranged so that every- one--any age--can take part. Free treats for children under fourteen years of age will be distri- buted. In the event of rain the games will be held in the Arena. Everyone is welcome. TERRACE BAY In the evening a free dance will be held in the SCHREIBER Arena with dancing from 9 P.M. until 1 A.M. Plan ROSSPORT to take part in these activities--they have been GURNEY arranged with YOU in mind. JACKFISH also from WEDNESDAY night at midnight, Sept.9th, to 5.30 Thursday morning, Sept. 10th. COUNCIL QUOTES Amending the previous By-Law to update nomina- tions day met with the full approval of Council last Tuesday afternoon. In order to facilitate the pre- parations for the Municipal Elections in Terrace Bay, By-Law 131 established nominations for Coun-: cil on the second last Monday in November, with elections to be held the first Monday in December. An application from Brian Gamble to sponsor membership in the Canadian Bowling Association would be referred to the Recreation Director. Dis- cussing the details of the Recreation Account for July, it was passed in the amount of $7,876.01. Councillor Cavanaugh furthered his enquiries into the Centennial Project which is still awaiting approval of location. Reeve Heenan informed him also on the timing of road maintenance. Councillor Thompson discussed briefly the present investigations into an amalgamation of the Police and Fire Departments. Feeling it would would im- prove both the welfare and economic problems in- volved, outside help had been sought in looking into it. Reeve Heenan agreed this would mean better police protection and better fire protection for the community. Secretary W.F .Strutt assisted at the regular meeting in the Municipal offices last Tuesday. This work will help us to maintain a high standard of service in sup- plying the expanding electrical needs of our customers. Please mee ONTARIO HYDRO {I TERRACE BAY RURAL OPERATING AREA Telephone 825-3340 HIGH SCHOOL NIGHT EVENTS Any groups wishing to use the High School for evening programmes are remided that they must book through the Recreation Office. Groups wishing to schedule regular nights for the season should make arrangements BY THE END OF THIS WEEK. Those with regular dates last year will have until Friday to reclaim those days. DON'T DELAY! ! VOLUNTEER LIFE GUARDS NEEDED Volunteer guards are urgently needed. See page