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KIWANIS ESSAY CONTEST (Cont. ) "What Terrace Bay Means to Me" By Rita Vezina I love the beauty of our newly built homes gaily decorated with the birch, poplar and evergreen trademarks which mother nature so generously bestowed upon us. It means so much to me to be able to come home to a perfectly comfortable house after a few long hours spent at school, work or play. I love my school, not because it is so modern and new but because it is pre- paring me with such skillful educated . hands for the future whether it be long om Shorts I love the churches whichare God's houses and where one can bring all their troubles and tribulations. I love the many thrilling sports such as soft ball, hockey, basketball and swimming which are available to me at all times. It matters not when I wish to take advantage of these because some kind person is always at hand to make such entertainment possible, Last but certainly not least I love the people of this town, A warm greeting is always awaiting me any place I go whether I am in a hurry or just strolling along. Kind neighbours both rich and poor are always only too glad to help those in need, Let us use that old saying "A friend in need is a friend indeed" to des- cribe a most generous good-living people, To you Terrace Bay, I extend my sincer- est appreciation for all you have done and are continuing to do for me, I hope that we the children, teens and parents of Terrace Bay will continue to be one big happy family in our little heaven here on earth, Terrace Bay I will always be proud of yous TERRACE BAY Terrace Bav is the best little town to live in, Please believe me, When I tell you so} For it is just like a little heaven, And, God, gave it, to us you know. 0-0-0 FOR SALE One - 44 H.P. Champion outboard motor in good condition. Can be seen at House 57. 0-0-0 Page 6 FISH DERBY NEWS Advance registration tickets for the derby are now on sale, This will save quite a bit of time at the registration point on the morning of the derby. First prize this year is a Johnson "Silent" 54 H.P. outboard motor with cruisaday tank. Registration tickets may be pur- chased from Tom Smith, Engineering .Dept., Paul Kowalchuk, Imperial Bank, Jim Bradley, Pulp Conversion and Don Ollen~Bittle. A- total of twenty-three prizes have been listed and the lists will be posted around the district this coming week. Plans for the Derby Dance to be held in the High School Auditorium on June 30th are well underway and this promises to be a very enjoyable evening, The high- light of the evening will be the door prize presentation of a 16 ft, canoe and a 3 H.P. Johnson outboard motor to the one having the lucky admission ticket. Dance tickets may be purchased from the above mentioned persons or at most of the local business establishments. 0-0-0 FISH AND GAME NEWS The Canadian Forestry Association of Ontario is sponsoring an Ontario wide programme on Conservation and Forestry Wildlife and Forest Fire Prevention, A similar programme was well attended and really enjoyed when held here last year and this years programme should prove equally interesting, There will be an afternocn programme Friday, June 18th, 1954 for the school children and in the evening at 8:30 pom. in the Auditorium for the aduits, Both programmes are free and we will guarantee some worthwhile entertainment. 0-0-0 DENTIST IN TOWN JUNE 16th Dr. Edward Hallet of Marathon will be at the Hospital on June 16th to do emer- gency dental work, Anyone who requires this service are asked to make appointments through the Doctors Office ~ Phone 235. o-O0--0 FIRES BURN UP JOBS~------OBEY SAFETY RULES