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MILL "UPEN HOUSE" MONDAY, MAY 5 ones ~ ee To celebrate the opening of the new men's dormitory in the North Camp the mill is holding open house on Monday, May 5. Everyone and anyone 12 years of age and older is invited. The open house will consist of a tour of the mill followed by a tour of the new dormitory, Coffee and doughnuts will be served at the dormitory cafeteria, In order to make the open house as informal as possible you are encouraged to form a group with a relative or friend who is an employee, to act as a guide. For these who come without an employee, guides will be available. So come one, come all, This is the chance for all wives, mothers, children (12 and over) and friends to find out just what "the mili" looks like on the inside and to see the new dormitory. tne open house will be held at two different times during the day. Tours will Start from 1:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m,, in the afternoon and again in the evening from 7 to 7220. The bus will pick up 'open housers! at the Recreaticn Centre at 1:00 o'clock and 2:30 in the afternoon and 7 in the evening. Return trips will be made as required. arrange for your baby sitters now. (Those who wish to attend in the afternoon may be able to exchange baby sitting chores with Someone attending the evening session and vice versa, ) The open house is designed to be as informal as possible. Everyone is invited to make themselves at home, There are only a few rules to be followed and these are all aimed at insuring your safety. --- 1. Chey all safety warning signs - your guide will know about these, - 2. No smoking on the tour of the mill, - 3, Stay with your guide, So come on everyone let's make a big day of Monday, May 5th, OLED i SUE A CAINE Bi . ) LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY May ae 1958, AMATEUR SHOW -- SATURDAY NIGHT Eo NN EE eC OR tern Are you tired of watching the same old T.V, programs? For a refreshing change come to the High School Auditorium on Satur- day night, May 3rd, Starting at 8 p.m, over fifty district students will be competing for valuable prizes in the 4th Annual Knights of Columbus amateur Show. The talent dis- played by these youngsters will amaze and delight you. Some local adult entertainers will also be on hand to add a little variety to the show, 4 Every effort has been made to assure the success of this-show, even to the point of bringing in an experienced master of ceremonies from the Lakehead. This M.C,, well-known throughout the district, will add considerable color to the proceedings and will keep things moving at a lively pace. He is, of course, Terrace Bay's own Eldon Marostica, - That's Saturday, May 3rd at 8 p.m. admission -- Adults 50¢, Children 10¢. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ANNUAL DRAMA NIGHT FRIDAY MAY 2ND The High School Students wish to announc2 that they will present their Second Annual Drama Night this coming Friday, May 2nd in the Nigh School Auditorium, The program will con- sist of three one-act plays directed bv the thre: teachers, Grade IX students will present a comedy, while the members of Grade X will cffer a mystery. The joint effort of Grades XI & XII will be a romantic tale, The Ladies! Chorus will also be on hand to entertain us with their usual fine performance, For a night of fun and entertainment be sure to be at the High School, May 2nd, at 8315,