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Page 3 LONGLAC CENTURY CLUB (Membership restricted to units having not less) (100 safe days. without a disabling lost-time accident) In case of ties, largest units are listed First, ' Unit Safe Days Unit Safe Days 1, Administration Office 454 10, Steam and Recovery ~ 421 gy Hoted 454 li. Kiln, Caustic & Evaps, 401 5¢ Technical Department 454 12. Structural * 345 4, \larehouse 454 13, Digest., Br. Stock & Screens 276 5, Bleachery 454 14, Wood Yard esl 6, Electrical 454 15, Pipefitters eel. 7, Engineering Office 454 16, Wood Room 190 8, Hospital 454 17. Buildings & Grounds 181 9, Service Operations 446 18, Mechanical va IN THE DOG HOUSE (Reserved for units with less than 100 safe days) Machine Room - 48 0-0-0 LONGLAC SAFETY RECORD Safe days since last disabling lost-time accident - 48 Man-hours since last disabling lost-time accident - 168,000 Frequency Rate for 1948 --- 22,36 Frequency Rate for 1949 - 13,76 Frequency Rate since Aug 13 -1.59 Frequency Rate 1950, to date-0,0 0-0-0 CREDIT UNION NEWS No one actually denies that a Credit Union is not a noteworthy com=- munity club, that really does benefit its members in a tangible Way e It's just that some people have to be shown before they'11 believe. And now is the time ~ when we are going to prove that the local Credit Union is a decided asset to Terrace Baye This Club was actually formed last October = formed at the worst possible time of the year for people to save money, Nevertheless, some people docided to put' some money into shares = and then, a few of these members later found that they needed extra cash, so they took out loans. To date, the Credit Union boasts only fifty members - but loans have been made for a total of nearly one thousand dollars}! Now, don't forget: this is a young Com= munity; we are all just ordinary working People and we aren't blessed with large amounts of money, But, yet in a short space of four months a few people managed to band together and provide working capital for their fellow members to the tune of nearly $1,000.00," This should prove to the most sceptical that a Credit Union is a workable, beneficial addition to any Town, Further proof of this last statement is the fact that two Credit Unions in Fort William have made loans to the extent of one million, six hundred thousand dollars over a ten year period!! And, who benefitted by this tremendous loan amount?? Why, the members themselves, They received the use of the money and received the interest they paid, back in the form of dividends, Elsewhere in this issue of "The News" is ea notice re the Annual Meeting of the Credit Union, Why don't you attend this mecting and learn how you, too, can benefit by joining the local Credit Union, : For further information contact any member of the Executive;=- Messrs. H, Goodféllow, A, Bryans, F. Vanier, V, Hopper, Win. Baillie, Jas, Stewart, A. Stevens, Wilf Ogden, C. Burnell, L, Boudreau and M, Craig, 0-0-0 "ST. MARTIN'S LADIES GUILD The ladies of St. Martin's Guild are sponsoring a Bean Supper ' ° at the Legion Hall on Thursday, February 16, 1950, There will be two sittings - 5:50 p.m, and 6:30 p.m, Tickets are being sold at $1.00 per person and 50¢ for children, o-0-0 CUBS The regular meeting of thé Wolf Cub Pack will be held in the Legion Hall on Friday February 10th at 6:30 p.m, During the evening of February 3rd, two cubs, John and Claude Boudreau passed the difficult Second Star tests and have now become our first fully pledged Wolf Cubs,