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re ---- Volume 7, No. 30 LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERR.CE BAY July 31, 1952. Pas EaaLL A couple of Sundays ago, a baseball team from Terrace Bay journeyed to Marathon to take on the "Mercurys", and came out on the short end of a 6 to 5 score, Since then, considerable planning has gone into a scheme to have Marathon visit us for e doubleheader, so that our lads can have the opportunity of redeeming themselves. To- wards this end, arrnngements have been com- pleted whereby the Miercurys" will arrive here Saturday night and will then rest up for two games on Sunday. The afternoon game will get underway at 2:00 p.m. with the nitecap slated to get underwny nt 6:15 p.n. SHARP. Manager Phil Stuart has called proct- ises for the balence of the week, at the South Cemp Diemond, The first practise will take place tonight (Thursday) at 6:30 p.m. All potential baseball players who have not been contacted, are asked to be on hand in ~n effort to field the best possible teom for Sunday. These boys from Marathon arc no slouchcs and so the loenl 1lnddies are going to have to be on their toes in order to take one or both of these gomes from the visitors. Let's all get out there and cheer the boys on to victory. 0=-0~0 STORK CLUB Hearty congratulations this week go to the following proud parents: Mr. & Mrs. Chester Dakin now have a son who was born on Thursday, July 24th. Mr. & Mrs. Rny Wright also have a son wo arrived on Tuesday, July 29th. Mrs. Wright will bo remembered as the former Barb- sara Lynch, cx-school teacher from our Public nus LEHEADER --~ HIN DAY School. QT SAFETY AWARD CEREMONY FRIDAY As announced last week, two National Scfety Council awards will be presented to Longlac Pulp nnd Peper Company at oo cere- mony to be staged at the Mill entrance on Friday afternoon, August lst at 4:00 p.m. Presenting the awards will be J. Fred Berry, o Past General Chairman and Member of the Notional Safety Council's Pulp and Paper Executive Committee, Mr, Berry is Personnel Manager of Alton Box Board Comp- any, Alton, Illinois. The "Award of Merit" will be accepted by D. C. Porter, Longlac's Mill Manogoer. Den Gillis, President of Locel 665 will accept the "Cortificate of Lchievement®, Arrengements have been made sO that all LonglLac employces mey attend the cere-~ mony who cen be spared from their regular duties. 4s the function is scheduled for 4:00 p.m., it is cxpected that a large num- ver of shift workers will find it convenient to attend, A cordial invitation is also extended to the families and friends of all Longlac ecmployecs to be present. 0-0-0 ATTENTION RESIDENTS Tt has been brought to our attention that some persons in the Townsite have been removing sheets of bark from quite a few of the Birch trees. The persons doing this are morc than likely uneware of the fact that, in addition to hurting the appearance of these trees, tearing the bark also hans a very bad effect on the growth and life of them. L great deal of planning and effort has been put into the preservation of these nat- ural beauties and the co-operation of all concerned in this respect will be deeply appreciated,