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LONGL/C CENTURY CLUB (Mi-rdinzs 4s of midnight, January 17th, 1951. Comprised of all units with 100 or more consecutive safe days without an on- duty disabling injury.) Tied Units are Listed /ccording to Size Unit Safe Days i. didministration Office 7197 2+ Hotel 797 3. Electrical 797 he Technical Dept.. 797 5, Wwarchouse 197 6, Bleachery 797 7, Hospital 797 8, Steam and Recovery 764, 9, Dig. BR. Stock and Screens Neo 10, Buiidings end Grounds 52h LL. Machins Room 391 12. Jackledder (Seasonal) 382 13, Structural 320 14. Kiin, Caustic and Evaps, 245 15- wood Toon 214 16, Service Operations 202 17, Mechanicss 158 18, Wood Yard 119 in The Dog House 7% consecutive sefe days). Ly Pirnefitters dak 2. Engineering Office 9 0-0-0 Of FROSTBITE time of year brings to our atten- tion the problem of frost-bite, is in so Many conditions PREVENTION is the best medicine, i. Be suré your children's ears are pro- tected from cold. 2. Light warm clothing is the best rule to follow, Boots and shoes packed with socks impair circulation and lead to frost bitten toes, vehen frost bite does occur, remember that frost bite is en actual destruction of tissue comparable in degree to burns and should be treated with extreme care. 1, Never rub affected part with snow or expose to artificial heat. The part should be warmed slowly at room temperature until normai colour returns, indicating that the cireulntion has been restored. Degrees of frost bite are as follows: - lst degree, dark red; Znd degree - bright red or blue; 3rd degree ~ grayish white. Severe frost bite should be treated by doctor, Remenber any part that has been frost bitten is particularly sensitive and will freeze more easily a second time, i.weys exercise special precaution following frost bite. Plant Nurse. Se Page & SCHREIBER CONTINUL TION SCHOOL In a recent inspection of the Schreiber Continuation School, where approximately eighteen pupils from Terrece Bay attend, several points of interest were brought out, The Schreiber Board suggested that we publish a few items from the report which no doubt will be of interest. The following are quo- tations from the inspection report: "The school presents a cheerful and attractive appearance ond the provision of colourful pictures has contributed much to the pleasing impression which a visitor reeeived while in the building, The art work _of the students and the Camera Club pictures are also an important factor." "The possibility of providing additionel options and better facilities for secondary education is under consideration by the Board at the present time." "The enrolment of the school is steadily increasing and further increase is expected for the coming year. There is a considerable loss of students before the completion of Grade X due in all probability to the school's inability, under present limitations of staff and accommodation, to supply a sufficiontly diversified programme of studies." "The Principal and Staff are conducting a very extensive programme of extracurricular activities and deserve great credit for the very fine work," "The excellent training given through the Cadet Corps, Girls* Rifle Club, Camera Club, Music Club, Students' Council, School Paper, Commencement Exercises, Parents! Night, intra-mural and inter~school athletics, etc., is of great importance in the development of desirable traits of character and citizen- ship, * "The pupils have been encouraged to take pride in neatness and attractive appearance of their written exercises, Their writing is of good standard. The oral work was of average quality and the teachers are giving attention to the valuable training which good practice of oral response provides.™ 0-0-0 STORE CLUB Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Beggie Thorsteinson on the birth of a baby daughter on Friday, January 12th, Included in this week's Stork Club is a newcomer of interest to many of our local residents. .. daughter was born on Sunday, Januery 14th, to Molly Nelson (nee Phillips) daughter of our Mrs, I, Phillips, house- keeper of Hotel Terrace. Mrs, Nelson is now a resident of Appleton, Wisconsin. 0-0-0 DOMESTIC H&LP WNTED Woman required to do house cleaning and ironing. Apply to House #110 or phone #64.