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SCHOOL FIRE DRILL On Friday, May 9th, accompanied by Mr. BEd Cavanaugh, Fire Chief C, Maitland rang a surprise fire alarm at the school at 3:40 p.m. All the pupils were out cf the schocl in ons minute, the fire drill was very well done. Windows and doors werc closcd and a search of the lavatories was made by the tecchers and the building was all cleared out, even to the caretaker. The classes were marched to their designated places in the school yard with the teacher standing at the head of each class to prevent any pupil from breaking line and returning to the school. The prineipel and his staff are to be congratulated on their fine efforts. 0-0~0 SPRING CLI. N-UP TIME IS HERE Householaers' Quiz 1. Do you regularly dispose of rubbish? YES NO 2. ire walls, floors, ceilings protected from overheated stoves, pipes or fur- . a naccs: YES NO 3, Lre ashes kept in covered metal barrels? YES NO 4. Do you have any frayed cords or defect- ive electrical appliances? ; TES NO 5, Are all your fuses the proper size (usually 15 amperes)? YES NO 6. «rc all dust mops hung up and oily rags kept in metal containers? YES NO 0-0-0 L.DIES! ZOFIBILL The interest in ladies softball right now is at a high level. Last Monday night a% the School grounds, a goodly number of gals turned out to have themsclves some fun, While cther plans are being formulated to arrange for a team to play exhibition games against neighbouring towns and the Lake- head, the dicmondwill be available to the Ledies every Monday night so that practise games con be played, 0=0=-0 STORK CLTB TT Congratulations are the order of the day lo lr, & Mrs. irt Mercure, to whom the ?0le bird" delivered a daughter on Friday, Mey Sth. 0-0-0 Page 4 SIGN UP FOR S.FETY : Near the Mill Entrance bulletin board there will be placed tcmorrow a scroll "SIGN UP FOR SAFETY", On this scroll is the wording "Ve, the undersigned, solemnly pledge to do everything we can tec werk and act safely at all times, both on and off the job throughout the balance of 1952", Simply signing such a pledge does nct insure anyone against an accident but a stunt such as this can be of real help in ereating "safety consciousness", without which, anyone is far more accident prone. So let's all "Sign up for Safety" and then, (bearing in mind that "Safety is = Personal Responsibility") do everything we can to prevent accidents to ourselves, our families and cur friends at all times, wherever we are. 0-0-0 FOR S/LE 1949 Ford Sedan in geod condition, Apply Room 31, Dorm. 104 mornings or Time Card 515, 0-0-0 FOR S/LE Outboard Motor 9.8 Johnson, reasonable, Lpply Time Clock 662, Very 0-0-0 LIBRARY HOURS Monday & Vecnesday = 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday & Thursday - 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Children's Hours Monday & Wednesday - 4:00 to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday & Thursday - 7:00 to 7:30 p.m. 0-0-0 Boss: "How long have you been working here?" Worker: M™Ever since you came in the door." /ngry Father: "What do you mean bringing my daughter home at 3 c'elock in the morn- ing?" Suitor: at Le 9 "iell, sir, I have to be at werk Opera Star: "The matter of breathing is highly important to a singer." Bored listener: "It's also rather import- ant to a non-singer." -- -- -- Customer: "I'll have some lamb chops and meke them lean.™ Taiter: "Forward or backward, sir?" 0-0-0