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Page ji /. PHONE Facls au TEHKACH Bay (cont'd) "ewriangled" teletype maciinue uppetiied, Eventually the LongLac boys journeyed to the telephone office to see the board through which the many long-delayed calls had to go - then and only then came the realization that Colleen was always "pulling for us" and succeeded many times in getting us through when urgency demanded it. Wel- @ome to Terrace Bay - may your stay here be a long and happy one, Colleen. Ons SOCIAL CLUB WEINER ROAST (by Editor, Bob Sheppard) On Sunday evening, Aug. 23rd, at 6:00 p.m., 35 of the members of the Terrace Bay Social Club set out on a hike to Lake Superior to hold their first weiner roast. The crowd was very jovial'as they tramped along the road to intake Bay. ; Upon arrival at the site, it was learned that everyone was to take part in a treasure hunt. Several prizes had been hidden and a series of notes leading to each one made the whole affair a riot as groups sped from one clue to another. Weiners were present in plenty and the gang really roused to the spirit of the roast as the darkness descended over the fire which blazed merrily. Hot coffee was served as the group gathered around the fire to enjoy the dying embers. _ The highlight of the evening was Ken Weppler's leading of the sing song. This virtuose is certainly in the wrong business. Everyone present had a wonderful time and the Social Club committee deserves a great deal of credit for a well planned evening. Let's do it again gang!! Membership in the Social Club is $1.00 per year and application forms may be obtained from: Ina Parker, Personnel Office; Peggy Miller, Upper Warehouse; Harry Ganja, Millsite Engineering Office; Ken Weppler, Lower Camp Admin. Office; Ab Keehn, Fraser-Brace Employment Office. : eeges SCHOOL DAYS "School days, school days, Dear old golden rule days ----~ i These words will hold special significance for Townsite children on September 2nd, 1947, for on that day, in House #106, school will open for the first time at Terrace Bay. All public school age children who reach the age of 6 years before December 31st, 1947, are asked to register on the opening day. Pupils in grades 4 to 8 will register at 9:00 a.m. Pupils in grades 1 to 3 at 10:00 a.m. Principal of the school will. be Mr. Clarence Smith who will be arriving at Terrace Bay with his wife and family before the school term commences. Last term, Terrace Bay children were transported in Compan; vehicles to Schreiber schools, 12 miles west of here, and the establishment of a school at Terrace Bay will be welcomed by parents and children alike. beat aes CHURCH SERVICES On Sunday, August 31st, the following Church Services will be held in the Recreation Centre at Terrace Bay. 9:00 a.m, Terrace Bay Community Church conducted by Rev. A. F, Lavender of Schreiber. 10:30 a.m. Roman Catholic Mass, celebrated by Rev. Father Kennedy of Schreiber. Rese as SOCIAL CLUB MEETING There will be a meeting of all members of the Terrace Bay Social Club, Thursday, August 28th, at 6.00. pm, ath Tae new Recreation Hall. leas FOUND A pair of glasses has been found. Owner may have same by identifying at the Police Station in the Lower Camp. Lugee