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School Reopening Continued 'Rosemary Moores, Karen Olsen, Ernest Solly, Robert Wellwin, "Kenneth Wood, Ronald Wilson, Teaching duties at the Public School will be taken care of by Mr, Smith back as principal and teaching grades 7 & 8. Miss Windle to teach grades 5 and 6, Mr. D. Cairns will take care of grades 4 and 5 with Miss D, Whyte, another newcomer, looking after grades 2 and 3, Mrs, C., Smith will also be back again to teach grade 1, Miss B. McAdams in addition to her duties at the Continuation School will be caring for Music instruction at the Public School as well 4s the Separate School. Kindergarten will be under the direction of Miss Patricia Honer. During the summer vocavion, Mrs. C. Smith took a Primary Methods course at Sum mer School held in London, Ontario, as a means of keeping abreast of the modern teaching methods being used in the partic- ular grade that shc %eaches., 0~-0C~=0 SLFETY IS A LIFE S/VER TOO! In the near future, around Terrace Bay, a lot of attention will be focused on the theme "Safety Is A Life Saver, Tool" The promotion, (developed in particular to maine~ tein safety conguioucnese on the part of all Longlac employecs) will include monthly dis tribution of Sape packets of ¥Life Savers" (the candy variety). fnd at the end of each calendar rionth cartons of "Life Savers" will be drawn for in each unit which works with- out a lost-time disabling injury. The draws will bc based on a carton of Life Savers for esch 25 cuployees in a de~ partment, IL a unis 1H a disebling injury, all employecs in that unit will be elimin- ated from the draw for the month in which the accident occurs. (For example, the Engineering Department, with approximately 200 employees will be entitled to draw for 8 cartons per month, If the Electrical unit should be so unfortunate as to have & lost tie injury on September 15th, all electri~ cians would be eliminated from the Enginecr~ ing Department draw for the month of Sep-~ tember). The promotion will spread over a four month period commencing September lst as presently planned, The first draws for cartons of Life Savers will be held early in October, based on the safe operation of units throughout the month of September, 0~0=~0 THE FIREMEN'S WAY WHEN KEEP CUT OF THEY RFE WORKING AT i FIRE. 0~0~0 Page 3 Softball - continued from page 1 Rebounding back after their initial sethack at the hands of Shift #1, Struc- tural. won the next three games to become League Champions, * On Thursday night, Structural edged Shift #1 3-2, This was a close fought game and Shift #1 almost pulled the fat out of the fire when they scored 2 runs in the last inning, Adrian allowed only 1 hit in this game and although Whitfield was tagged for 8 hits, these were fairly well spaced, Resuming the series Saturday evening, Structural came out on top by a score of 11-1, Shi?t #1 played very spotty ball committing 9 errors while their opponents were guiltless, Chopty with 3 hits was the big man at bat for Structural while Holancin accounted for Shift #l's only run with a homer, Structural finished the series on Mondey evening with Adrien pitching a 4-0 shutout and allowing only 6 hits, Burella with 2 doubles and a single and Wood with 3 singles supplied the power at the plate for Structural. Holancin walloped 2 singles for Shift #1. Over the four game series Adrian collected 36 strilcouts or an average of 9 per game, His teammates meanwhile commit- ted only 2 errors in 4 games and amassed 37 hits, Congratulations to the Structural nine, You are indeed worthy champions, Shift #1 put up a game battle and we wish them all the best next year. The Executive of the Softball Club and the Recreation Cormittee wish to thank the fans for the fine support accorded softball at Terrace Bay this year, Your contributions helped greatly to defray the expenses of purchasing equipment and pay- ing umpire fees, But above all we appre- cinted your loyal and vociferous attend- ance at the softball games. Fans meke the game so we Lope we will see you Ot at the enlarged field next year with your vocal chords well rested. 0~0~0 JLCKFISH FISH DERBY For the information of all local residents who wish to participate in the Jackfish Derby on Sunday and Monday, Aug~- ust 31st, and September lst, you are ad- vised that there will be $1600,00 in prizes given out, Official hours of the Derby will be from 8:00 AM till 6:00 PM on both days, Entrants must register at the Government Coal Dock and have tickets stamped daily, Weighing in will bake place between 5:00 end 6:00 PM on both days. 0-0-0