RECREATION DIRECTOR APPOINTED The Recreation Committee is pleased to announce that Kenneth G, Ward of Graven- hurst has accepted the position of Rec~ reation Director - Arena Manager in Terrace Bay. Further details and Ken's arrival date will be published in a forthcoming issue of the "News" 0-0-0 HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION The first regular meeting of the Terrace Bay Home and School Association will be held on Tuesday, September 25th at 8:15 p.m. in St. Martin's Separate School, Parents of the Community and all those interested in our three schools! activities are invited. Again the slate of officers will be brought forth, This was done in May but there was not enough present to form a quorum to vote and in turn, election of officers must be held in September, This is very important to the Home and School Association as this slate of officers will be planing our meetings throughout the coming year, There must be at least forty-seven present to form the quorum to install the officers, The programme will consist of the intro- duction of the teachers by the principals. -Come out and meet them, To conclude the evening tea and luncheon will be served with Mrs. Muriel Flater convening. 0-0-0 BROWNIES --- HELP WANTED This is an urgent appeal for volunteers. Both Leaders and Helpers are needed immed-+ iately to help with Brownies this year, There are enough little girls to form a third pack - but it is not possible to form this pack without help, At the last meet- ing of Brown Owl Mrs, Mikus! pack. she had to refuse many of our little girls since she could not possibly handle them]] Would YOU like to see your daughter miss this marvelous opportunity for train- ing and fun? Offers from our Teenagers will also be gladly accepted, So come on ladies teens and other: interested peeple ~ trained or untrained - we need you NOW, Phone Commissioner Mrs, Maitland 326 or call on her, at 74 Hudson Drive, Mrs. J. Mikus 440 or 106 Laurier or Miss Gay Roy at the office. THIS. IS: URGENT. sO=-Q=O Page 5 FIRE PREVENTION WEEK (Cont.) game of it. They can work out a plan of action to meet fire emergencies so that every member:of the household will know what to do when fire breaks out. More people are killed by smoke and poisonous fumes given.off by fire than by actual flames, Many fires occur at night and by the time you are aware of them they will have gained a strong foothold. If you awaken to the smell of smoke and the sound of fire, do not rush out into the hall, Feel the door first. If it is hot do not attempt to open it as the hail is probably full of fire that will burst in. Brace the door as firmly as possible, If you are able to do so, throw water on it to keep it cool. Open your window and attempt to attract attention and assist- ance from outside. Never jump unless it is absolutely impossible to wait. for the firemen to take you down with ladders, The wait may be long, but the average city fire department is on the job within minutes of an alarm, Deadly smoke and gases as well as actual flames tend to rise. Open stair- ways and open doors assist their progress. As a result, upper floors are usually the most dangerous. Investigation has shown that people are overcome much more quickly while sleeping on upper floors than those sleeping on ground floors, Don't give a fire a place to start, But if one does come, use your head and vot probably save it. Wait o-O0-0 SAFETY SLOGAN Winners of last week's Safety Slogan, "Safety is its own Reward',were: Herman Josus, R. Potyok, H. Barrett, R. Dysiewicz, N. Niemi, W. Tunacz, D. Janus, lirs, E. Black, E, Perrson, F. McMillan, Those who missed were: W, Hanley, S. Keller, T, Kostiuk, Wm. Reid, D. Erickson, D. Fedun, Mrs. N. Coates, Ee Kettle, N. Bodker, D. Locking, Judy Shrier, Mrs, Marquis, lirs. Welsh, J. Brearley, E,. Ashcrost, H, Cory, and L. Bougie. 0-0-0 BADMINTON NEWS Badminton hours for the coming season will be: Mondays ae Wednesdays -- 8:15 pem. - 11:00 p.m, 8:30 psame - 11:00 poem.