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Vol, 7, No, 33 £ Ae vy M.P-P.!S TO VISIT TERRACE BAY WEDNESDAY -- AUGUST 28TH Next Wednesday August 28th a party of fifty members of the Ontario Legislature will arrive in Terrace Bay in conjunction with their tour of Northwestern Ontario. It is expected that the party will be headed un by Premier Leslie Frost. Other cabinet ministers expected are Minister of Lands and Forests Clare Mapledoram, and Mines Minister Spooner, They will be accanpanied by a staff of civil servants, including representatives of lands and forests, mines and planning and development departrents. They will be guests of the LongLac Pulp and Paper Company at a luncheon at the Hotel Terrace. They will be taken on a tour of the town and the mill property. Purpose of the tour is to acquaint the M.P.P.'s with the progress of development in Northern Ontario, After leaving Terrace Bay the members will visit Sudbury, Blind River, Sault Ste, Marie, Marathon, Manitouwadge and North Bay. The group are scheduled to return to Toronto on September lst, We are fortunate in having this distin- guished group of government representatives visit Terrace Bay on their tour, We trust that they will enjoy their visit, and that their tour of Northwestern Ontario will be rewarding and successful. The party is due to arrive in Terrace Bay at 9:52 a.m, and depart at 2 p.m. HOUSES FOR SALE - 158 Birch Cres., and 169 Birch Cres., are being offered for sale for approximately $6700.00 and $6300, . respectively. If interested contact C. H, Paget before 4:3) p.m. Monday, August 26, a " CIRCULATION IN TERRACH BAY sini tiene enaintenatahs eaten tail EEL LOAN AO CE NE NAT as bet nie Nettle tH nis tetibe ine NAA Oe LG AB a GION, thee August 22, 1957. Oe i IRS tt Nata vet ca oe eerie ttn sere ttenimp: IEE DEAN rear N rd SOFTBALL SEMI-FINALS TO OPEN THIS WEEK This week will see the opening of the semi-finals at the local diamond with both series being "best. of 3" affairs. Series "A" will pit the powerfi 1 Maint enance Team against the 3rd place finisher while series "B" will have Salary playing against the 4th place team, Spectator interest has increased towards the schedule's end, as close games were waged to determine play-off positions, Larger crowds however are anticipated once the play- offs begin. Maintenance have been picked favourites to win the championship, but the other three teams will be out to disprove this theory. Jack Thomas! cinderella Teen Town scuad will have Thompson back for the play-offs, while Murdo Campbell will have Ray Hanson back for his Salary crew. Ed sho will also wve his chift 3-4 squad at full strength with a good depth of reserves to back him, Main--- tenance will go along with their usual strong line-up which includes batting king, Maurice Osmar,. (Play-off schedule page 9) DON'T FORGET THE BASEBALL STAG - FRIDAY - 8:30 The N.H.L. playoff films for the 1956-57 season will be shown several times at bikes stag in the Arena Friday night. This and a "stag" lunch are inelude in your admission price of $1.00. Time: 8:30 - Midnight, Admission #1,00° Terrace Bay Arena ---- ---- HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SHOW - AUGUST 24TH -- Please see page 2.