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TEN PIN CH. TTER Willy [Gamo of the Royals was the hot- test man on the alleys last night. His 3 scratch score games of 179, 174 and 169 for a total of 522 were the best showing of the encounter, Willy's fine effort ensblelhis team to take the Mighty Engineers into camp to the tunc of 3 points. There was nothing at stake in this session, The Royals were ready, willing and able, whereas the Engin- cers were ready and able. The Firebugs, aided by Bill Day's scratch score of 189, trounced the 3rd Place Warehousemen for 3 points, Power-packed though they may be, the Over-Heads were no match for Scchesky's B B's. The sad part of the Over-Heads' def- eat lies in the fact that the B B's were forced to use a blind score through-out the series as cone of their boys was absent, By taking 4 points, the B B's have advanced in standing from 6th to a 2 way tie for 3rd spot. Honcurable mention this week goes to The Battling (formerly Struggling) Bears, who, aided by Hi-Man Veitch's seratch score of 398 for three, were able to hand a 3-1 defeat to Whitfield's Shift #1 trundlers. Pote Diduch of thc Shift #1 squad tossed in games 'of 135, 145 and 157 for a tobal scratch score of 437 but did not have suff- icient support from his team-mates until the last game when they out-matched the Bears by 15 pins for the only Shift # pcint of the evening. Team standing to date: ENGINEZRS 14 Shift A 10 Over~Heads 11 BB's 10 Warchouse 11 Royals 7 Firebues 31 Bears 6 0=0=0 WHO'S MOVING IN Willie Mantey and his wife Muriel have moved into their new abode at 170B Birch Crescent, Willie is known in the Mill as a Junior Tradesman in the Engineering Dept. He ceme to us in august 1949 from 0 & M at Vermillion Bay, Ont. His wife, Muriel, will be remembered by many of our residents as the former Muriel Belbin of the Hotel Terrace staff, fe. & Mrs. Wally Fisher are now in their new quarters at 1444 Birch Crescent. Wally, whe hails from Nerth Bay, Ont., is emplcyed in the Pulp Dept. as a Screen Itoom Helper and has been employed here since June, 1950, Hie wife, the former Jean Lawrence, will also be well. .remembered.-here-- (cont, in next column) Page 5 WHO'S MOVING IN (cont, from column 1) as a former member of the Hotel Staff Jean's main hobby used to be pitching fog the ladies' softball team, It is hoped that she'll be back in that old familiar spot ncxt summer. Bill Henderson and wife, Drusilla, have moved over to new quarters at 470 Princess ave,, in the new sub-division, Bill might be termed as being one of the old timers in Terrace Bay as he arrived here in 1947 with Fraser-Brace before transferring to Longlac Pulp & Paper, where he is now employed as Head Millwright in the Engineering Dept, Bill hails from Egenville, Ont, His wife, Drusilla, is really well known to local residents as a smiling efficient member of the Post Office Staff, Hugh Brophy and wife Hilda, now call 467 Princess .ve, their home, Hugh is a native of the Thunder Bay District, having been born in Port Arthur. He joined the Longlac payroll in September 1948 and is now employed as a Pulp Inspector in the Technical Department, Hugh's main hobby is Tennis, at which he spends many happy hours during the summer. Mr, & Mrs, Joe Desaulniers are now in their new quarters at 466 Frincess Avenue. To keep them company there, they have their young son Joseph, Jr. Joe, who hails from Pinewood, Ont., joined our company in Nov, 1948, He doubles in brass as a Crane Help- er in the wintertime and a Boat Operator in summertime as a member of the Wood Handling Dept, His wife, Lorrain, will be remembered as a member of the Dominion Catering staff employed in the Cafeteria, 0-0-0 FOR SLLE One new tire 670-15 w 4 ply, one set seat covers like new for 1950-5152 Pontiac or Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan, Apply North Comp Dorm. 103-8 or Time Card 217, 0-0-c Large building in Schreiber, Good revenue from ground floor, Modern 6 room apartment on second floor, Immediate pos- session, fipply Time Card No, 4. 0-0-0 LOST One silver coated grease gun on Hudson Drive or Pine Crescent, Finder please return to A. LeBlanc, House #163 Birch Crescent. eBun