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NEWS PAGE ¢ accidents. Accident hazards will always exist; the way to avoid them is to work defensively. you get all the benefits: Our job is to see that of the Workmen's Com- Our job , We pen- a ployer, or from From the day ppli- we hear of the accident can put the first com port jured man from his em his doctor. report of every accident We can act on a re from the in cant's hands in five days. sation cheque in the snot Bomdnndiey 8 5 poy x pd 13) OO fe <3 9854 PEER Hag 853 S00 FE Hog f= : Too 2.88828 Sxhgac B.S E5288 cy SERE2SES [31 O* EERE PE SEcoeSoL RFA EREE8.S 5E E Sz Ed 8 ME OS oN] EEgESay SBS 8X0 EERE gut ey 8 W535 T.8F = MOO gB L3raags ism oT - EoEewT Bus na 8 0B eo el LOSS S88 HESEREE 2 [1] | £5 WU ==e 25 £8 128 ~ | E28 D> 184: ELE I 58€ B88 | g §x 3 Is 53813 TR | ® Toronto + Sudbury + Ottawa + Windsor Thunder Bay + Kitchener « North Bay Acadent Prevention Education Please send me booklets describing the work of the WCB. I am an employee [J] an employer (J ical Care Med Name Compe @ Address City. L dn T Vocational GUIDES AND BROWNIES - Cont'd fr.pg.7 September 28th in the Community Church with a very good turn out. The meeting was opened with the Guide Prayer and Mrs. Caron chaired the meeting. Mrs. Hazel Howarth, Division Commissioner, visited the meeting and encouraged mothers to take an active part in the Guide movement. She stressed that it was not necessary for a mo- ther to know anything about Guiding. If she was at all interested, she would be trained to be a leader. ul The Guides have three new leaders, Mrs. Pam Jones who worked with Guides a few years back, Mrs. L. Cormier and Miss Sharon Brown. Mrs. Saranpaa is working with Brownies. Mrs. S. Dakin's resignation was regretfully accepted. The L.A. was informed that there would be International Training for Leaders in Thunder Bay, Oct. 24th at 9.00 A.M. at the Royal Edward. All leaders are requested to attend. The Trainers will be from Toronto. Also, a Commissioners Conference will be held in the afternoon. On Nov. 13th, there will be a Division Training in Nipigon and it is hoped that all leaders will attend this training also. A nominating Committee of Marg Stevens and Yolande Rajotte was picked and nomi- nations will be at the Oct. 26th meeting. The Registration fee is now due. Fly up is to be held on Oct. 19th in the basement of St. Martins Church and all parents are invited to attend. A bottle drive was held by the Rangers on Oct. 17th. The meeting was adjourned and a lovely lunch was served by Mrs. Rita McBride and Mrs. Gail Moore. MEN'S CURLING CLUB NEWS MIXED CURLING - The Mixed Curling Lea- gue is scheduled to begin on Friday, Nov. 13th. Some teams have already been entered but there is still lots of room for additional entries. As in the past, this league will be limited to 16 rinks and curling will be done on Friday nights. There will be an early draw at 7.00 p.m. and a late draw at 9.00 P.M. - Continued on pode 10 ......