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PAGE 6 TERRACE BAY NEWS JULY 26, 1972 RECENT VANDALISM SHOCKS COMMUNITY The vandalism which took place in St. Martin of Tours Church last week has shaken every mem- ber of this community, to the depths of their being. One cannot conceive of how sick a mind must be that would desecrate a church. Destroying public property, writing dirty words on walls, destruction in schools and parks is hard for normal people to understand. But one wonders what kind of a sick or deranged person would go into a church such as St. Martin's and deliberately deface and destroy the house of God. It is to be hoped that these persons will be found and given help or put away because surely they are a menace to our town and to their fellow humans. NEW BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue The Best of Sports 1946-71 Do it all Yourself - Needlepoint Police in Trouble = James F. Ahern . Shaping your child's Personality = Dr. B.R, Hergenhobn 6. To Dream upon a Crown = King Henry VI 7. The Ewings = John O'Hara 8. Cain 67 - J.R. Simmel 9. Nature's Heritage = Canada's National Parks 10. The Great Ocean Business 11. Running Towards Life - Lisa Hobbs 12. Out of My Mind = Richard Armour (Humour) 13. The Blue Knight = J. Wambough 14. The Artists Handbook of Materials and Techniques 15. Trout Fishing 16. A Pride of Lions = The Ostan Orphans From the Ontario Government Or HSH WN -- Pamphlets giving distribution of Hatchery - reared fish in Geraldton district 1972. available at the Library . Playground News - cont'd from page 5 ...... Regardless of the bad weather, the 10-12 year old boys went for a fishing trip to the dam last Friday evening. Although no fish were caught, the boys did see quite a few fish jumping in the water. The 7-9 year old boys and girls, because their swimming par- ty had to be cancelled, went for a hike instead and the 10-12 year old girls held a bowling tournament. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATIONS Requires for permanent employment in TERRACE BAY PATROL YARD District #19 = Thunder Bay One - Manual Worker $2.94 per hour to $3.06 per hour QUALIFICATIONS: Valid Chauffeur's licence; Minimum Educa- tion - Grade 8 (Preferably Grade 10); Good Physical Condition; Experience in the operation of Heavy Equipment and some Clerical Aptitude would be an asset. Submit Applications, in writing, postmarked no later than August 4th, 1972 to: Canada Manpower Centre 244 Lincoln Street THUNDER BAY P, Ontario Attention: Mr. J. MacMillan LADIES GOLF NEWS On July 2nd Isabel Ferrier and Jan Hall travelled to Strathcona Club in Thunder Bay to compete in a District 2 lady competition. The winners of this event were to advance to the Brandon Man. finals. Although Isabel and Jan did not fare out to well, but the gals said they had a wonderful time. Ladies our second round for the Club Champion- ship is scheduled for this Saturday, July 29th, 18 holes starting time 11 a.m. On July 11th twilite the winners were as follows: = Jan Hall the winner and Isabel Ferrier the runner-up. On July 18th the winners of the twilite were - Low net = Jan Hall, Runner-up, Julie Rattray, Consolation = Ida Romaniuk. NOTICE The Office of Dr. B. McDonald will be closed from August 11th to September 5th.