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Page 4. | | EIGHTY PERCENT MARK PASSED IN TERRACE BAY RED CROSS CAMPAIGN omen: ee - THE | With excellent interest and cooperation being shown by all WORE oe eney Canvassers and committee chairmen, the Terrace Bay Red Cross Campaign ---- AEVER --! total reached $806.76 this morning with more than 80% of the Campaign | ve Objective of $1000.00 raised. The Campaign at Terrace Bay is being conducted in six divisions with the following results up to 9:00 asm, March 25th, TERRACE BAY OBJECTIVE Div # Representing : Chairman Objective. Raised Raised $1000, 1 Fraser Brace E.P -Marnell 600.00 211.30 55.2% e LongLac Pulp & Paper E,. L. Veitch 150,00 295,50 196.6% $800, 3. Dominion Catering G. M. Bird 95.00 46,65 49,1% 4 Mill Contractors (ex.F.B.) H. F. Bartram 70.00 41,81 59.7% 5 Townsite Contractors A. E, Jeannotte 60.00 67.50 112,9% $600, 6 Community Services Geo. Coulter 25.00 144,00 a 'Terrace Bay Campaign Totals $1000.00 $806.76 80.6 $400, Present plans call for winding up our campaign not later than March 30th, $200, LET'S PUT TERRACE BAY OVER THE TOP - GIVE GENEROUSLY o 0 0 TROPHIES REQUIRED BY BADMINTON CLUB Since organized activities commenced at Terrace Bay, trophies have been presented by a number of organizations to the different Clubs and Associations operating various sports activities. Last summer Fraser Brace donated a trophy for annual competition in the Softball House League. Trophies for annual competition have been presented to the Curling Club by the Hudson's Bay Company and the Imperial Bank of Canada. Recently the Terrace Bay Hockey Assoc- iation was advised by Northern Wood Preservers that in the near future a plaque would be «forthcoming to be presented annually to the team winning the Championship of the House League. The Badminton Club executive has requested that we note that they are in need of two trophies to be presented annually for singles and doubles competition, The editor of Terrace Bay News will be most happy to hear from any individual or organization interested in donating either or both of thesé trophies. In the meantime, many thanks again to those who have been so generous in the past. 000 FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK The first issues of Terrace Bay News were published in December 1946 but it was not until March 1947 that it was possible to ine augurate "The News" as a weekly paper "devoted to the interests of everyone connected with the LongLac Pulp and Paper Company Limited project of the Kimberly-Clark Corporation," During a complete year of regular publishing, it has been our aim to currently report local news, pass along information related to local fire and accident prevention, and keep everyone abreast of information regarding activities and coming events at Terrace Baye To those who have submitted articles or information around which an article has been written we extend our sincere thanks. In the community, a number of organizations have appointed persons who are responsible for publicity and from such sources we now receive news regularly, News from any source at any time will be appreciated, Kindly submit all articles and all communications to: Editor-in-Chief, F, 0, Soughton,