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Page #5 A WARNING (cont'd) - John signals STOP he means 4t", . Pa ret ct The other day, a truck driver completely dibreparded John's signal, to STOP, There were ho disasterous results but there might have been, John Sechesky 4s at the érossing for a piirpose ahd we woltld like to drive home again this messaget WHEN JOHN SIGNALS STOP HE MEANS IT? | * 2000« ie so LL. NOTES Softball gamea remaining to be played in the regular athedule are: Wednesday, Aug. 13th 7300 pymi Royals ve Fraser-Brace ees.. at Terrace Bay Thursday, Aug. 14th 7300 p.m. Comets vs Bulldozers eeee at Terrace Bay 411 postponed games should be played as soon as possible, PLAYOFFS In "A" League, Comets, Bulldozers and Kilowatts have won playoff positions. Comets have been awarded a "bye" leaving Bulldozers and Kilowatts to start the playoffs with the winner earning the right to meet Comets for "A" League Champion- ship, In "B" League, Renown, Fraser-Brace and Draglinee playoff; the game toenight will decide the "bye", Notiees will be posted around camp stating dates of playoffs, -o00- SOFTBALL EXECUTIVE MEETING There will be a meeting of the Softball Association exeeutive at the Ontario Construetion Office at 8:30 p.m, Thursday, Aug. 14th. This meeting is being held to schedule playoff games and dis- euss plans for a proposed Softball Association Banquet, All team representatives should make a special effort to attend this important meeting. =00o- DISTINGUISHED VISITORS On Monday, August llth, Terrace Bay was honoured by a visit from Hon, George Dunbar, Minister of Municipal Affairs for the Province and Major A. R. Virgin, head of penal institutions for the Province, Commenting to the press at the Lakehead regarding his visit to Terrace Bay, Mr, Dunbar said that he found Terrace Bay "very impressfve" and added that he was particularly struck with the individuality of the homes in the Townsite. Mr. Dunbar also noted that Terrace Bay is already formed into an improvement district as is Marathon and that the municipal clerks of both communities are at present taking a preparatory course in municipal administratdon at the Department of Municipal Affairs, Toronto, (At present in Toronto taking the course referred to fe Mr. Frank Strutt of Terrace Bay), -o0o- TERRACE BAY VISITORS From Kimberly-Clark Corp, Neenah: C,W, Nelson, Gordon Mortenson and Bill Fieweger,. -o0o- On a holiday jaunt from Appleton, Wisconsin, with son Kimg is Walt Mumme who guided the Terrace Bay Personnel Department for some months early this year, -000- From Spruce Falls Pewer and Paper, Kapuskasing: Chester Bese, ehief engineer and T. H. Rosborough, Townsite Engineer, -o0o- ' From Toronto: R, P, Allsop, Consulting Engineer for Mathers and Haldenby -o00= WELCOME Te Elmer Schroeder of Neenah, Wisconsin, here to assist in the Townsite for two or three months. -o0o= Jack Willings ef Winnipeg joins LongLac's staff as Townsite Foreman, Mr. & Mrs, Gordon Rowlandson and 3 year old daughter, Dawn, have eome to Terrace Bay from Kapuskasing. Gordon will assume duties as Production Supt, when the mill goes into operation, -o0o=