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TERRAG ee Circulation Terrace Bay & Schreiber | | NEW TOWN EMERGENCY ALERTING SYSTEM | A new Bmergency Alerting System has been installed for use by the Terrace Bay Fire | Department in case of fire or other emergene- ; cies. IN CASE OF FIRE IN TOWN TELEPHONE 3222 | Closed circuit telephone equipment has been installed at the guard station at the | Mill, This closed circuit system is connect- ! ed to the Fire Hall and the homes of the Fire | Chief, the twelve volunteer firemen and the ; regular firemen, The Guard Station at the 2° Mill is the control station for fires and | emergencies, | In the event of fire or emergency the Guard Station and the Fire Hall receive the | call simultaneously, At the Guard Station a | call is placed on the closed circuit system. This alerts all firemen who are informed just | where the fire is\in the town. The firemen | then proceed to the scene of the fire, At j the same time the regular mill fire alarm ; system will go into operation, so that any town firemen who are in the Mill can be alert ed. | When the required number of firemen are contacted instantly over the closed circuit | telephone system the town fire siren will not ' be used, The siren will only be used if con- ' tact cannot be made immediately with the required number of firemen, The Mill whistle { will not be used in the event of fire unless | all other communication systems fail, | If the town siren sounds residents are | | { i | | } { . | | | | | | | | asked not to phone the mill switchboard for information unless they are directly concern- ed with the fire. Information will not be given to anyone else, The Township of Terrace Bay will pay for the rental of equipment involved in the Emergency Alerting System, There is no doubt that the Town now has a complete communicatio and alerting system, comparable with any othe town in the Province, MILL FIRE PROTECTION: Since May lst a revised fire alarm system has been adopted at the Kimberly-Clark Mill, Bhe Mill volunteer fire crew procedures have also been revised so that the Mill fire alarm system and the fire crews are much more effective and efficient. BUSH FIRE CONTROL: In case of bush fires in the area a sep- arate organization of manpower would be alerted. Here again the Mill Guard Station is the control centre. Kimberly-Clark Pulp & Paper Company purchased a two-way radio set, with two portable receivers and trans-~ mitters to be used at the scene of action, The base station is the Guard Station where crews and equipment can be controlled, The changes or revisions in the fire-alert- ing systems have been co-ordinated by C. E, Paget of the Kimberly-Clark Pulp & Paper Co. It is obvious that the town and Mill authorities have spent much time and money in assuring that Terrace Bay has the finest in communication equipment for use in case of emergencies, It is now up to each of us as individual residents to be alert to the dan- ws r a '=: we zd : 8 = 3 Vol.2, No.28 - COMETS LOSE FIRST 1-0, SECOND RAINED OUT |, the Comets and Scavarelli for the East Ends | hooked up in a tight pitcher's dual. AY NEWS July 16, 1959 sense precautions that are necessary to elim- inate the hazards that could possibly cause one. Last Sunday afternoon at Chapple!s Field in Fort William, the East Ends played host to the Terrace Bay Comets. The first game was a thriller from start to finish with the East | Ends checking out a 1--0 victory. Kolody for | Althoug!: Kolody only allowed one hit, a throwing error | by his team mates allowed one run to score, | Terrace hitters got to Scavarelli for four hits but couldn't drive home a run, The sec- | ond game was in the bottom of the third inning! when the rains came and made the field un- playable. The score was 0 - 0 when the game was called with Taylor pitching for Terrace and Jarvis for the East Ends. LAST REGULAR GAMES IN TERRACE THIS SUNDAY i This Sunday Terrace plays Westfort at ; Terrace Bay for.the last regularly scheduled | games here this season, A double win is a i must if the Comets hope to make the playoffs, | A good turn-out of fans is needed to help the ; boys get their two wins, \ j LEAGUE STANDINGS THROUGH GAMES PLAYED JULY 12 | GP W L Pet. GB Red Sox 14 9 5 = Westfort 13 8 5 ,o8 2 East Ends a 7. )e 588 2 Red Rock 15 8 7 0533 15 Terrace Bay 12 5 7 417 3 Colonels 15 oa ae 64 ' | SEVENTH ACCIDENT OCCURS AT CAVERS HILL i On Sunday, July 12th at 4 P.M. a 1958 i Chevrolet owned by Leo Tookenay of Schreiber | | { ! t i { was involved in an accident at the foot of Cavers Hill. It is believed that the opera- tor of the vehicle, Vincent Tookenay, aged 18, failed to properly observe the warning and detour signs and was unable to reduce speed sufficiently to enable him to make the turn, Treated for minor injuries by Dr, Blouw of Schreiber were, Vincent Tookenay, Melvin Tookenay, aged 15, James McCuaig, aged 17, and Bruce Gordon, aged 17.. Marcel Tookenay, aged 13, the most seriously injured, was. taken' to Terrace Bay Private Hospital and later removed to McKellar Hospital .in Fort William. This accident is the seventh occurring on Cavers since highway construction started at | | that point. Motorists are urged to drive with care and pay particular attention to signs and warnings posted pointing out detours. 1 CHANGE IN BOAT FOR DERBY DRAW The Kiwanis Club announced this week that | they have decided to offer a larger and better) Aluminum boat as a draw prize for the Terrace Bay Derby, The new boat will have the follow-| ing specifications:-Length (Centerline) - 13! } Beam - 553", Depth - 21", Weight - 152 lbs. >| Maximum Recommended H,P, - 25,. This is a Thornes Model 13-50, SHORT-DECKED UTILITY gers of fire, and to take all the common MODEL, These boats are (Cont'd Page 2) :