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7. Amateur Show (cont'd) Fatricia Gerow 13, of Kossport Public School - piano solo; Phillip Moorey 13, of Holy Angels School - piano solo; Feggy Shirriff 12, of Terrace Bay lublic School - pian® solo; Robert Legault and Fatricia Gerow. 13, of Ross- port Public School -- vocal duet; Betty Comeau, Fatricia McFarland, Lois LeBlanc, Fatsy Gagnon of Holy angels School - vocal quartette; Margaret nn and Virginia Fineault: of St...) Martin's - vocal duet; Irene Stuart and Marie Vachon 11, St. Martin's School - Vocal duet; Janis McInnes, Gail Slattery, Barbara: Pineault of St. Martin's School - vocal trio; Donna Brown 11, Terrace Say Fublic School - piano solo; Margaret Little 12, - piano solo; Gail Wood 13, of Terrace Bay Fublic. School --- piano solo; Johnny Cosgrove 13, of Holy Angels School -- violin solo; Laurie Mae .. Marcella 10, St. Martin's School - piano solo; Geraldine Duleat 12, Holy angels School - piano. solo;: Tony Sérrao 11, Holy Angels . - vocal solo; Ruth Alcorn 12, Schreiber: Public School - accordian ie 104: In addition to the Wikines'/Grokp C entrants were: Ray Guillet 17, Schreiber High School - vocal solo; and Vincent McInnes of Terrace Bay High:School - vocal solo. TERRACE BAY MALE CHORUS PAKTICII -aTES IN AMC. a SING AT EAU CLaIRE, WISC. Last entin 20 members of the @eoxtdod Bay Male Chorus, witht some of their wives, travelled to Eau Claire, to take part in the Wisconsin and Upper Midwest District (Assoc+ iated Male Choruses of America) 1958 Massed Sing. This year's Sing was bigger and better than ever, since there are now two districts _ represented, and altogether, -18 choruses from_ 'these districts, including the Fort William Male Chorus and Terrace Bay Male Chorus, representing Canada, joined their voices to make this a most unforgettable performance. To see' 550 men:assembled on the stage of the 'huge Eau Claire Memorial High School is amazing in itself, but to hear them sing en masse is thrilling beyond words, and those who: were fortunate' enough to attend this concert were well rewarded. Two solo numbers were sung by our "Male Chorus - "Seirenade™ and "Blue Moon" - and the community. of Terrace bay may be justifiably proud of the reception and applause given to our men, not only because of their excellent (cont'd next col.) singing, but also because they had travelled ~ the farthest of any group to take part in this Sing, thus indicating their-keen-enthus~ iasm, 'Friends and supporters of the 'Terrace Bay Male Chorus will have the opportunity of hearing them again this year on May 16th, when they will present their Spring Goiicebt in the High School Auditorium, Curtain time is 8:15 p.m., and prices are as follows: 4dults 75¢, Children 35¢. The intermission artist will be Mr. Ross Wilson at his Hammond Organ. Since next year's Big Sing will be held in Minneapolis, our fellows are going to need all the financial support they can get, so be sure to do your bit by coming out to hear them sing. Canvassers will be calling at your home in the near future, and don't just buy .a Ether - come' out and give them a hand. | % & & * * GRANT KELLY JOINS KIMBERLY -CLARK INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING STAFF On May 5, Grant Kelly, a 1958 graduate in Civil Engineering from the University of Toronto, commenced working for the Kimberly Clark Fulp & Faper Company Limited in the Industrial Engineering Department, Grant was born in Oshawa, Ontario but °' moved to Toronto at an early age where he © recéived his schooling. He is a married man and he and his' wife vat have a son'3 years old and a daughter 13. Grant is at present living in' the Hotel Terrace but expects his family to arrive in Terrace Bay about the end of May. Some of his hobbies'are fishing, hunting, badminton, etc. He also is interested in Scout work, This is Grant's first extended trip to Northwest Ontario and his definite impression is that Terrace Bay is the best planned and © layed out 'town he has seen in Ontario. 'A pertinent comment from Grant was that he hoped the same high standard would be' met as this entire Northwest Ontario develops.' STUDENTS 'RETURN FOR SUMMER WORK 'Mike Moziar is back at work for the summer in the Engineering Department. Mike' is a 3rd year student in Mechanical Engineerirg at Queens. Jim Eickmier, in Civil Engineering at Queens is back with us working as a Junior Engineer in: the Townsite. Gerry Erwin a new- comer from University of Toronto is Co in the Techttical Department. (cont'd on p. 9.)