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ow i Vol.7, No.47 RED ROCK AND MARATHON PLAY SUNDAY aia.z = 5311 Servi ng The District The second home game of the Senior Schedule will be this Sunday afternoon at the Terrace Bay Arena. Visitors will be the Red Rock Royals--long time rivals of both Terrace Bay and Marathon in the old Intermediate League. This could well be a battle for second place, as Red Rock now holds that position, with the Mercur- ies close behind. Fans who saw the Bearcat's play here two weeks ago will support the fact that Mercuries could WEE >). iwendedl Caaseil hk ok take the championship, with a strong blending of ious consideration to the instal- Terrace Bay and Marathon Stars. Only a last minute | #tion of cells. This would elt minate many trips to transport surge by the more experienced Lakehead Club de- _| prisonsers to the Lakehead. prived the locals of a win or tie, with the outcome The department further re- : quested repairs and mainte- a heartbreaking 5-4 defeat. However, the hockey | nance to the police office which was the finest seen here in years and should refill was described as in a deplor- the A ith +8 ride Gia able state. rena with spectators this winter. The Department noted much Last Sunday, the Mercs tied the Bearcats 4-4 in An application for permission the Lakehead, after giving up the tying goal with to operate a bus to provide only a minute to go. Now, with two ties and a close defeat in the first three games, they're ready to go. transportation for employees to and from the mill was heid over Let's get out for the game this Sunday afternoon, Game time 1.30! ! Police activity centred around Fire Prevention Week. Fire Chief Holland noted corrosion caused tu fire hydrants due to the past use of ice pellets and the de- partment is now awaiting a shipment of Methyl Hydrate for winterizing. A police department report by Terrace Bay municipal coun cil at a Tuesday meeting, pend- ing receipt of an operating lic- ence from the Department of Transport. Reeve Heenan was pleased to note hydro rates for Terrace Bay would remain at $38 per kilowatt per year. The second WILL DISPLAY and final pace of the pee ipal diti t ORIGINAL seiner Ge dar tose CANADIAN PAINT- | from the Department of Muni- INGS HERE THIS FRIDAY NIGHT Mr. Paul Bennett, Director of the Art In- stitute will be in Ter- race Bay on Friday, evening and will appear in the High School Auditorium at 7.30 p.m. when he will lec- ture on a collection of about ten original Canadian works of art, and illustrate his points by means of slides. The lecture will begin at 8:00 p.m. sharp. The paintings carried by Mr. Bennett range from landscapes painted by Arthur Lismer and J.E.H. MacDonald, members of the Group of Seven, to an abstract painted by Harold Town. A gifted artist, Mr. Bennett's own enthusiasm transmits itself to his audiences who find the time alotted to his programmes all too short. A cordial invitation to everyone on the North Shore to attend is extended by the sponsoring group, the Terrace Bay Art Club. secuted. clarification. Repairs Requested For Office CANADA SAVINGS BOND CAMPAIGN REPORT The canvass of Kimberly-Clark employees resulted in 292 applications for a total of $111,150.00 in bonds. This total is somewhat less than the amount sold in the previous two years, but still represents substantial savings on the part of employees and maintains Kimberly-Clark in the 50% or better cate- gory as far as participation is comcerned. CURFEW LAW TO BE ENFORCED HERE The Terrace Bay Police Department will enforce the Curfew Act which states "That no child under the age of sixteen years can be on the streets or in any pub- lic place after 9:00 p.m. in the evening unless accompanied by a responsible adult. Anyone caught violating this curfew will be pro- Parents of children who are allowed to baby-sit or whose children attend gatherings such as Scouts or Guides are asked to phone the Police Office for November 19, 1964 cipal Affairs. The fire department noted no fires In October, but with much has been accomplished towards good public relations in the short time the Department has been at full strength. Reeve Heenan explained pris- oners are normally taken to Schreiber, but if space is not available, they must be taken to Port Arthur. He requested Councillor Cavanaugh to consi- der portable cells amd make recommendations for office re- pairs. A bylaw was passed repealing the past Court of Revision, Ap- painted to the new Court were: Dr, D. J. M. McCausland, Les- ter Crandlemire and Jack Wel- lings.. Reé@ve Heenan displayed fold- ers and quotations on snowblow- ers, Councillor Fraser will in- vestigate these further before recommending on a purchase. One letter was received by the reeve urging fluoridation. The reeve stated he did not in- tend to continue the subject fur- ther as there had been insuffi- cient interest to warrant action. Nomination night is set for Nov. 23.