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FOR_4 SAFE AND SANE CHRISTMAS . On the day after Christmas, 1948, at at Richmond Hill, Ontario, five-year old Harold Slater tripped over an electric light cord hooked up to a Christmas tree end « spark flashed into. dry branch, Billowing smoke from the fierce fire that followed killed the little boy and « nine- year old companion, On the day aftor Christmas, 1949, at Billings Bridge, Ontario, the Christmas tree in the home of E, J, McEwnn exploded into flemes, sending three ef the seven members of the family to hospital in critical condition, On the day after Christmas, 1950 - or the night before - or on the great day itself - will a blezing tree bring tragedy to your home? To avoid » Christmas catastrophe, here are a few simple suggestions: Keep the tree outside until a few days before Christm.s, then you bring it in, keep it moist by cutting the trunk on a diagonal and placing the base in water, Shut off nearby radiators. Nover use lighted candles, Check the electric wiring for worn spots and loose connections. Don't over- lond the circuits. Be sure none of the electric bulbs touches a branch, Turn off the tree lights when you lenve the house or go to bed. Remove accumulations of gift wrapp- ings from around the tree, Use only fireproof decorations, never cotton or paper, 4nd finally, get rid of the tree by New Year's Day. 0-0-0 f. WORD OF CAUTION! For a safe and happy Christmas season, motorists are asked to use care and cau- tion when driving. If you drive, don't drink, If you drink, don't drive, 0-0-0 NORTH C/MP SNi.CK BiiR HOURS On Sunday, December 24th, the Snack Bar will be open from 11:30 till 1:30 p.m. and from 6:00 till 8:00 p.m. ONLY and on Christmas Day it will be open from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. and from 5:15 to 6:15 p.m. ONLY. BOWLING ALLEYS The alleys will be closed all dry Sunday and Mondny, December 24th end 25th, as will be the South Cemp Snack Ber. Page 5 BUS SCHEDULE FOR CHILDREN'S P.RTY ' Commencing at 1:30 p.m., the Company bus will leave the corner of Hudson and Selkirk and make its reguler route through the Townsit.e to transport the wee tets to the Recreation Hall, It will also meke further trips at 20-minute intervels until -- the job is completed, 411 children of school age are asked to walk over to the Recreation Hall in order to make room in the bus for the smaller children and their parents. In this respect we would ask the parents to refrain from attending the prty unless absolutely necessary, due to limited accommodation in the Recreation Hall. o-N-0 NORTH C:.MP CiFETERI/ HOURS Meal hours for Christmas Day in the North Camp Cafeteria are as follows: Breakfast: Dinner: Buffet Supper: 7:00 a.m, = 8:00 alms 11:30 a.m. ~12230 p.m. 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. i 0-9-0 NEW 300-DiY SAFETY CONTEST COMMENCES JANU/RY 10th. Elsewhere in this issue of the Terrace Bay NES there eppear the rules of a new 300-Day Safety Contest, which will com- mence immedintely at the close of the present 200-Day Contest scheduled to end at midnight on January 9th. The contest will be conducted along lines very similar to those which governed the operation of the present contest, as it was felt by the Contest Committce and the sccident Preven- tion Committee thatthe idea of having each unit competo only against itself was by far the best principle by which to operate a local safety contest at the present time, 4n added fonture of th now contest will be paymont of a special bonus to all units completing 500 safe days by the closing date of the contest, which is November 5th, 1951, o-0=-0 THANKS BOB! Front page of our Christmas issue was mide possible through the courtesy of Bob Young, one of the guards with the Service Department. o-0-0 FOR S/LE Hollywood bed, single bed size, also vacuum cleancr, tank type with five attach- ments. pply 272 Kenogami Rond,