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PAGE 14 TERRACE BAY NEWS APRIL I6,.I975 ~ Lakeshore Community T.V. = continued from pgl a small School house serving the surrounding communities, but is now the throbbing nerve centre of Com-Cables. Dale is the manager of the Lake Superior operations. He and his wife Nancy purchased Bert Lohr's home in Terrace Bay. Both Dale and Nancy and their four children have a love of the outdoors and enjoy Northern Ontario and especially the winter sports, skiing, skating and snow machining through the miles of beautiful trails that can be found around Terrace Bay which is known as the Gem of the North Shore. Nancy operated the office and Dale along with Rudy Samp (a proposed direc- tor of the Lakeshore operations) run the Cable system. Airland believe that they have a tremend- cus future ahead of them in Northwestern On- tario and have already installed and ccmplet- ed a cable system in Nipigon, plus renewing existing cables throught their operation at the all round cost of $55,000. They are out to better their system even more by setting up Microwave. Dale has been in close contact with Mr. Geoff Conway who is heading up a Microwave Study for Sudbury and Timmins. crowave can Serve any community over I,000 pupulation or 300 households at a rate which is both reasonable and just. Airland hope to get their subscribers a Television selection of decent quality that will be equal to any in Ohtario. With the co-operation of the Provincial Government, Federal Government, O.E.C.A., French, Global and T.V. networks and all cable companies in Ontario a Microwave System could serve the Province as a whole, making the system financially feasible. Mi=. CBC WHY NOT'! GARBAGE GALS Terrace Bay is certainly moving with the times and seems to be in fashion in this I975 Women's Year. Here are two pretty teenagers doing a great job on the garbage truck. Marlene Yates has been truck driving since 1972 for R.T. Yates General Contractors, and her daughter Shirley, I6 years also helps part time too. Mona Caron, I8 years and Tara Greenwood I7 years have a great time hauling the cans around. When they were asked why they chose this job, they said there was- n't too much work around Terrace Bay for them so they thought they would try this. With Marlene as their boss everything is fine. Everyone will -be thinking - do they get jokes thrown at them about it. The answer is pes "yes", but its all in fun, and as for women on a Garbage Truck they answered "Why Not!" Photo below - Garbage girls - left - Tara Greenwood and Mona Caron. Photos Mona hauling a can with real ease. by Pam Jones SOCIAL SPECTRUM Stella and Ted Brown spent the Easter week- end visiting with relatives in Kapuskasing. Attending the Royal Canadian Legion Distr- ict Convention on April I2th were Patrick and f Pam Jones, Clarence and Joyce Mercier and Bil Sharon Bougie passed 2 Gold Dance Tests in Thunder Bay Competition on April 5th and 6th. sharon also received a Gold for interpretat- ion and Bronze for Junior Ladies Single. , Congratulations to the Terrace Bay Rink of Gerry Dupas, Skip, Nancy Dupas, 3rd, George Caron 2nd and Shirley Caron lead who were run- ners-up in the Mixed Curling Bonspiel in Man- itouwadge April 5th, 6th and 7th. A few ladies in the Community are interest- ed in raising money for the Hospital Building continued page I5 ....cecee. Kujbida in Marathon. lea