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BABY-SITTING BULLETIN j Page Three ee ee te a ee ee Terrace Bay's fledgling baby-sitting service has already expanded to include such ser- vices as wood-piling, window cleaning, loam spreading, dish washing, ete. Harrassed Terrace Bay husbands can now enjoy a quiet pipe by the radio of a summer's evening while efficient men from TBBSS perform energetically in the back yard. Just drop your requests for service at the Post Office. willie A story going around is that an enterprising young man from Fort William is coming in with a lot of fish on ice. The idea is, he will supply fish to the frustrated Terrace Bay anglers to take home to their wives, -o0o# CYBULKA HURLS NO-HIT, NO-RUN GAME Last Sunday afternoon, the Terraee Bay 'Comets', representing the LongLac Pulp and Paper Company, defeated Hydro by a score of 16-0 in their first softball game of the season behind the smooth hurling of Paul Cybulka who was in fine form allowing no hits and walking but one man, ' He was strongly supported by his team mates who netted a total of 16 runs, two cf which were round trippers by brothers Don and Dcuglas Gow. Joe Heenan from the Administration Office had a perfect day at bat and also proved very efficient in the out-field with his marvellous peg, Terrace Bay players were: Piteher - Paul Cybulka, Cateher - William Sernesky, 1st Base = Murdo Campbell and Douglas Gow, 2nd Base - Carson Getz, 3rd Base - Donald Gow, Short Stop - Harry Ganja, L. Field - Bill Heichert, C,. Field - Joe Heenan and Tom Wilkinson, R. Field - "Kitty" Dunbar. isi AT THE WaTER INTAKE ON LAKE SUPERIOR By Walt Lemiski There has been some misunderstanding about the true nature of the job being carried out on the shore of Lake Superior, This site has been chosen for the loeation of the main pumphouse which will supply all the normal demands of water to the Townsite and the Mill. The aetual work on the site divides itself into two phases at present. First, there is the erection of the pumphcuse and the in~ stallation of motors, pumps and accessories; second, there is the task of laying 1600 feet of 48-inch concrete pipe in a ditch dug approximately 10 feet below the bottom of the lake. The third phase of the job, that of laying a 36-inch steel pipe line from the pumphouse to the mill, is nct expected to begin until next year. Excavation for the pumphouse has been partially eompleted. The sheet piling, that has been driven, is a retaining wall in which the clear well will be eonstructed. The stiff leg derrick on the site has been used, up to the present, for clamming the sand out of the coffer dam and for driving the sheet piling. An air compresgor has been installed on the site to provide air for the drive hammer, The actual work of laying the ecnerete pipe under water has not begun. Derrick Number 5 of Canadian Dredge and Dock is busy building a pier on the far west side of the bay for the purpose of protection from rough weather and as an aid to loading the con- crete pipe on to a scow when the pipe laying operations get under way. The work down on the shore of Lake Superior will be one of the most interesting phases of the entire project. AROUND THE TOWN We are pleased tc welcome Mr. and Mrs. Thad Epps and their son, Thad Junior, to our Terrace Bay community. Mr. Epps is the Assistant Marager in charge of Townsite. His work, prior to the present time, has kept him busy in Toronto; Neenah, Wisconsin; and Terrace Bay. We feel sure that his presence on the site will be felt in the progress of the 1947 Townsite Program. We hope the Epps! family enjoy their stay with us. -a0o= Newcomers to the Townsite Crew are Tommy Thompson and Thad Epps, Jr., who are working on survey parties in the Tcwnsite and we hope they enjoy their stay. The bcys say that they want to get in shape for next year's football and basket ball seasons. You need say no more, fellows !? $3 -o0o0= -c0c-