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Dominion Catering News - In and About Terrace Bay Page Four Meet Timothy Aherne, our popular and vacillating red-thatehed despatcher, ealled "Red" on occasions but better known as "Spud" (a P.E.I. psuedonym which suits him to a 'T'), Spud is responsible for the handling of supplies and equipment for both camps, 4 job that keeps him continually on the hop. It's a rare day he doesn't have to go like a skinned cat to beat the deadline. Good work, Spud, keep it up. ---- -o0o- CHATTERBOX: Due to a typographical error, and what a multitude of sins they cover, Nancy Logan was the gal that bit the dust, and not Freda, as previously reported. Sorry, Freda. | ro0o- This week we think the mat will just get a dusting. The girls have been coming in so fast and from such varied points that'we have not been able to catch up with them all. Give you all the information next week. lili Tt certainly is gratifying to see all the girls out whipping up the softball team and it is without saying that they are displaying rare shape -- a few more weeks and they should be able to take on all comers. -o0o- Ah well, it was bound to happen! Our Nancy Logan has caught the fever and she's off to Port Arthur on one of those shopping sprees. For goodness sakes, Nancy, next time leave a few girls behind. You don't have to take the whole gang, do ya? '-000- Tra la, Tra la. Spring is in the air and I feel poetic, so he goes: "I'm a poet, but T do not know it, but my feet tell me, because they are Longfellows",. (Never mind, Kenny, mine are Tennysons. Guess who.) ia BRUSH PAINTING }ROM LADDERS Brush pointers should take every precaution in climbing and working from ladders. Impor~ tant safety suggestions include the following: (1) Make sure the ladder is without defects, that it has suitable safety feet, and that it rests against solid backing at a safe angle of about 75 degrees with the ground level. (2) Have plenty of clearance at each side, also in front cf and behind the ladder. (3) If the ladder stands in front of a doorway, lock the door or have someone guard it. Protect the ladder from traffic, if necessary. (4) Face the ladder and hold on with both hands whenever climbing up or down. (5) Do not lean a ladder against wine dow sash; fasten a board to the ladder top as a bearing on each side of the window frame. (6) Hang the paint bucket from a ladder rung by a suitable hook; hold to the ladder with one hand while painting. (7) It is dangerous to reach out too far in any direction from a ladder; climb down and move the ladder, as may be necessary. (8) When using 2 stepladder, be sure it is opened all the way before climbing it. ; HERE AND THERE -o0o- Mr. C. W. Nelson, Vice President, and Mr, J. L. Sensenbrenner, Assistant Secretary- Treasurer cf Kimberly-Clark Corporation were in Terrace Bay for several days last week. Mr. H.S.Craig, Manager of LongLac Pulp and Paper, who was also here last week, left Saturday for Tcronto,. -o0o= , Mr. G. R. Stephen of Fraser-Brace arrived Thursday evening, May 22nd, from Sudbury, for a short visit. -c0o= Mr. S. M. Neuville of Montreal and Mr. B.F.Smith of Neenah, Wisconsin, arrived Friday evening, May 23rd, for a short stay at Terrace Bay. -c0o= Those of you who have rescrted to curlers in an attempt to manage those luxuriant growths of unshorn locks, need despair no longer. It's here, and it's funetioning. The barber shcp, of course! Mr. Tom Kelly, the barber, gave his first tonsorial operation (short for hair cut) on Thursday, p.m., May 22nd. The satisfied custcmer -- Cy. Noseworthy. -o0o-