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Volume 5, No. 7 BROTHERHOOD WEEK ~ FEBRUARY 20/TH..27TH, 1955. Plans are- well completed for the observance of Brotherhood Week, included in which is an Essay Contest for Grade 7 and 8 pupils in the immediate district, Judges for this contest are the respective High Schoc:l Principals of Schreiber, Terrace Bay and Marathen, Then there is the Oratorical Contest which will see one finalist from each of the foregoing High Schools competing for an existing Public Speaking Trophy, The Home and School Associaticn is cooperating in this regard and will include this activity as a part of their regular monthly meeting. This will take place at the T, B. Continuation School Auditorium on Monday, February 2lst commencing at 8:90 pom. Everyone is cordially invited, and urged, to support this worthy endeavour. Lunch will be served by the Home and School Association to wind up the evening. Finally, the annual Brotherhood Banquet will be held at the Hotel Terrace on Wednes-~ day evening, February 23rd at 7:00 p.m. (not 6:30 p.m,). The Committee has been successful in obtaining as Guest Speaker Mr, Saul Laskin prominent figure in Lake- head circles, a keen supporter of Brother- hood and a Rabbi of the Jewish faith, Included in the organization sponsoring Brotherhood Week locally are the Lions, Kinsmen, Knights of Columbus, Moose Lodge, Kiwanis, Oddfellows and Canadian Legion, Reservations for the Banquet are being handled on a limited quota per group with the following individuals in charge of reservations for Terrace Bay: Bert Laundy, Ted Young. Eldon Marostica and Bob Rickard. o-0--0 LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY February 17, 1955. LONGLAG EMPLOYEES MAY PURCHASE COMPANY HOMES The LongLac Pulp and Paper Company is pleased to announce that arrangements have been competed whereby Company employees may: 1. Purchase the house in which they reside, 2. Purchase a lot for the purpose of building a house for themselves, 3. Receive a loan at low interest rate to assist in the construction of a house in Terrace Bay. In the purchase of a house, the employee must make a minimum down payment of 10% of the sale price and will be allowed a maxim of 15 years to com- plete payment, For further information contact C. E, Paget, Townsite Superintendent. o-0-~0 BACT PLAY NARMS AND THE MAN" FEB, 18 At the high School Auditorium on Fri-. day, February 18th at 8:15 pom. the Ladies Auxiliary of the Terrace Bay Com- munity Chureh will present George Bernard Shaw's satire "Arms and the Man" ihe Cast: Raine --- will be excellently portrayed by Marion Campbell, Captain Bluntschli - The chocolate cream soldier by Des Evans-Smith,. Catherine - Isabel Marsh. Lonka ~ Jean Goodfellow. Major Petkoff - Verl Thompson, Major Sergious Saranoff ~ Charlie Briggs. Nicola - Laurie Marsh. (Cont, on page 7 )