PAGE 4. i? 2B ne a4 fA fl-anin pore hi ot his depa.ture he Wo vegrebtary-lreasurer of tiie 'Lerrage bay tai beri' Died Ap POS As you leave our community, Tom, we would like: you to take with you the best wishes of your many friends. 0-0-0 A NEW BABY BROTHER Mary and David Emerson have a new baby brother. Born at Terrace Bay Hospital on Tuesday, Dec. and, at 9:15 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Emerson, the new arrival weighed 72 lbs. Mother and son are doing well. 0-0-0 SKI_CLUB During the past week or so additional work has been done on the Ski run which is being developed on the east side of the fire- break leading to the water intake bay. We understand that members of the Glub plen to build a warming hut near the slide, and we hope to have a report from the President for the next issue of the Terrage Bay News. iO es HERE AND THERE Recent and present visitors from Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Neenah, Wisconsin, include: C.W. Nelson, W.H. Swanson, S. M. Neuville, Ed. Zemlock, Wm. Kools, Frank Wiesner, Leo MeCoy, Chauncey Ho¢kings and Dick Stafford. g Visitors from LongLac's Toronto Uffice during the past week have been: Assistant Manager, E. G. Patterson; Purchasing Agent, John "ofman; Traffic Manager, Bill Edwards. g Andreas Christensen, Mill Manager, and H, Cc. Laundy, Personnel Director, have returned from a business trip to Kapuskasing. p Among recent visitors to Terrace Bay, we have noted: Aitken Walker, General Freight Agent, Canadian Pacific Railway, Tororto. A. J. Auden, Woods Manager of the Thunder Bay Division of Abitibi Power & Paper Co.Ltd. Mr. & Mrs. W. G. Lumbers of Toronto - guests of Mr. & Mrs, G.M. Lumbers, 124 Poplar Crescent. Bob Sheppard's mother who made the trip from Toronto to. visit the newly-weds in their new home at 132 Poplar Crescent. Mrs. Johnson of Toronto who visited son Doug, daughter-in-law Marg and twin grand- sons,Paul and Barry at 40 Pine Crescent. Mrs. Garl Emerson of Oxford, N.Y., who just arrived at Terrace Bay to see the new grandson born last Tuesday to Mr. & Mrs. Dave Emerson. g Stan Hodgkins has been temporarily transferred to the LongLac Office in Toronto. p New Townsite residents and their families include: Dave Middleton, Al Heuer, Cliff Allen, Bill Fear, Bob Harris, Tom Turner and Len Stencell. p Mrs. F. 0. Soughton has left Terrace Bay for Brantford to visit relatives. 0-0-0 Terrace Bay News, published weekly at Terrace Bay, Ont., is devoted to the interests of everyone connected with the LongLac Pulp and Paper Company Ltd. project of the Kimberly-Clark Corporation. : Kindly submit all articles and address all communications to the Editor-in-Chief, F. 0. Soughtone