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fhe Pee A Saturday i Patiaes, 2:00 P.M. - May 5, 1951. 'Little Mr, Jim" with Butch Jenkins, the drama of a youngster's life ina pre war militery post, Saturday Evening, 7:30 P.M, -- May Fs LOS. "Song of the Thin Man" - co-starring William Powell with Myrna Loy, a fascinating blend of Suave comedy, delightful domesticity and suspenseful mystery which is as fresh and entertaining as ever, 0-0-0 FLASH 4 i "The softball game on Sunday afternoon : <will start at 2:00 Pemenot 2:30 as ment- ' loned elsewhere in this issue. This is ; necessary due to the fact that the Terrace | . Bay Midgets, under Coach Ed Pineault will ' take on the Schreiber Centrals at the ' local diamond in a game of Hardball at 4 pem. This game will be the first game Of a Schedule made up to include 2 teams from Schreiber and 1 from Terrace Bay. L/DIES SOFTBALL PRACTISE The first practise of the 1951 Season for the Ladies! Softball Team will be hold at: 6:30 p.m., Monday night at the South Camp Diamond, All ladies who are interested in playing ball this year are cordially invited to come down and try out, O~0=0 SAFETY =~ LIE" FREEDOM --- IS EVERYBODY'S BUSING SS nee week, we noted three important dates in our current accident prevention progrcem, Today is one of them, Our frequ- eney rate is now down to 4.5 level, equal to the rate which was set as our 1951 ob- joet: The second important date is May 20th, by which time we could set a new record for consec itive safe days, thereby exceeding the 330 day run established late in 1949. Ifa new record is sct, it will be celebrated by another Community Safety Party or event. The third important date is Mey 28th. By that time, we could establish a safe run of a half-million man hours, which would place us on "The Honour Roll" of the National Safety Council, These dates are important to each and every one of us for when accidents are prev~. ented, it means better living for everybody, LET'S KEEP 'OLE MAN ACCIDENT AWAY FROM OUR DOOR : town is fast coming into its own, : the proposed opening of the new C.P.R, _ Station, on May 26th; the Construction of Bucovetsky's Clothing Store, , Lumbers' - Ladies and Gent's clothing, Page 5 (cont, from page 1) TERRACE BAY EXPANDS new Sub~Division to be located west of the Hotel to accommodate the new houses, This operation will involve surveying of the site, laying out the lots, installation of sewers, water lines and electricity lines as well as the building of roads and the provision of a sewage disposal system. Other items that come under the Improvement District's wing are the construction of a road from the new C.P.R. Station to the Highway, by way of circling the rear of the houses on Pine Crescent, and general impro- "™: vements to some of the streets as well as giving <c face-lifting to the Parking and Boulevard area in front of the Shopping _ Centre, Other projects that have a very def- inite bearing on the fact that our little include next door to Groceteria, This store will con- Sist of 2 merchandising floors carrying The construct ion of this store and the erection of an apartment duplex to house the staff, is being handled by Knowles Ltd, Add to the foregoeing, the recent opening of an L.C,B.0. Store and the fact that the new Post Office is in its final stages and we realize that before too long Terrace Bay will be one of the most modern self-contained towns in the Province, 0-0-0 WAN RED: opie le ' 3 or & room pales Fon family of 4, two children, Boy 2 years, girl - 4 months, Please contact Roy Charron, Mill time card No. 475. FOR SALE 3¢ HP. Outboard Motor, ON Scott-Attwater, 2 Reasonable Prico, Lo : Apply D, McLe- llan, Mill- wright Shop. 0-0-0 0-6-0 DAYDREAMING M.Y END IN 4 WELR GOGGLES NIGHTMARE o-0-0