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visited with Dorothy's cousins in Winnipeg and with Charlies! brothers and sisters in the Lakehead. Aggie Sinkins spent a few days last week as the guest of Mrs. Ps Duguid in Port Arthur. Betty and Don Anderson and kiddies _ returned from their holiday spent in Dryden with Don's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Sfreddo and his mother, Mrs 0. Anderson and brother Corky and family, and in Kenora with Betty's brother, A. Sinkins, Jr. and family. L g/t Drea ee It appears to be an accepted prac- tice when residents unload refuse at the town dump, they set fire to it. This is extremely hazardous as far as fire is concerned, and is also illegal. The only person authorized to start or' promote a fire at the town dump, is the attendant. This arrangement is in the interest of every resident of the town, and will be strictly enforced. All refuse will be removed from residences by the regular garbage pick-up provided it is in suitable containers. This method is recommended rather than individuals taking their own refuse to the dump. Large items' of metal scrap, such as ear bodies, stoves, etc. should not be taken to the dump area under any circum- stance. The Service Dept. at the Mill, if contacted, will remove the same at no expense to the residents. Your cooper- ation will be most helpful. 'Improvement District of Terrace Bay 3 67 TERRACE BAY 8th ANNUAL FISH FESTIVAL Two big days - August 9th and 10th. Weigh | in each afternoon from 3 P.M. to 6 P.M. Again 'this year, the Kiwanis Club is sponsoring the Terrace Bay Fish Festival, and again it will be bigger and better than ever. There will be prizes awarded in 4 classes - Lake Trout, Speckled Trout, Pickerel and Pike. The Draw Prize will be Legucki ; a 12 ft. Gilmore Fibreglass boat and 3 H *P, motor. To start the big weekend with a bang, a Cabaret Style: Dance will be held in the Moose Hall on August 8th, with a Lakehead Orchestra, Dance tickets will be available only. at the door for $2.50 per oe Make your plans now - Don't miss the biggest do yet - The Terrace Bay 8th Annual Fish Festival and Dance. ete gyi "PUNCH FOR SAFETY" _. This week William Zaloski of the Engineering Dept. "Punched for Safety", but did not select a prize winner, THIS WEEK'S SLOGAN - NDON'T STOP WORK - STOP WORK ACCIDENTS" Those who won silver dollars for knowing last week's slogan were:: Jessie Biggar (Hospital) ; Roger Beauleau; Michael Moziar; Wilf: Butler; Walter Rudi Walters; Gille LeBlanc. eae TECHNICAL DEPT. SAFETY CONTEST There have been two successful contestants in the Technical Dept. safety contest, they are - Reg Cotton and Gerry Seine . i 0 i KNIGHTS HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC On Sunday, July 13th, members of St. Edward's Council and their families gathered at Jackfish Lake for their Annual Picnic. The beautiful day brought hun- dreds out for the occasion. _ '. The biggest attraction for the kiddies was Art Mercure's pony with his . Merry-Go-Round running a clese second. A big slide, donated to the Beach by Kimberly-Clark and rejuvenated by Harold Newell, was in constant use. There were races for all age groups, water skiing, and tug-of-war for the grown-ups. In the Tug- of-war, Schreiber Knights, as usual, won out over Terrace and Marathon, , To finish the afternoon off, hot beans were served to all to supplement 'their picnic lunches, Gt a