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REGULATIONS REGARDING CUTTING IN WOODLOT A woodlot has been opened up in an area about 3/4 of a mile east of the mill by a road which follows a westerly route from a point on Highway 17 just north of the overpass. This area has been set aside as an area for the procurement of fire wood by the residents of Terrace Bay. The following regulations must be adhered to: 1-+Prior to any cutting, a permit must be obtained, Applications for permits may be obtained at the Administration Office care of Miss Wynne Marshall, 2=All slash accumulated from such cutting shall be neatly piled in a clear space where it can be later burned. DO NOT BURN ANY SLASH NOW!!! Burning permits am instructions will be given later. 3-Normal rules of the Department of Lands and Forests with respect to cutting MUST be followed and you will be held responsible for seeing that the area is properly cleaned up and that stumps left are no higher from the ground than the stump diameter, For any further information regarding cutting rights and Department of Lands and Forests regulations in this matter, contact any of the volunteer fire wardens or the Fire chief. 0-0-0 OUR MILL TO COMPET2 IN NEW SAFETY CONTEST A new Safety contest which will embrace 10 pulp and paper mills in this area will commence at midnight on June 30th, and continue until December 31st of this year, During this period the time charges of each on-duty lost-time accident will be computed on a Limited Severity basis whereby the maximum time charge per accident will be limited to 26 days, It is expected that the contest will stimulate a lot of competitive spirit between the mills concerned as each will be striving for a trophy which, it is hoped will be donated for annual competition, Adding still further interest to the contest is the fact that a "white elephant", "goat" or some other suitable emblem will go to the mill tin the cellar" at the end of the contest period, This contest is the brainchild of a mceting held recently in Kenora by the Northwestern Branch of the Ontario Pulp and Paper Makers' Safety Association during which Fred Soughton was appointed Contest Chairman. So let's go, folks, and really watch our step, BUT let's not welt until June 30th to start, NOW is "the time to BE ALERT, o-0-0 PRIZES FOR OPEN BOWLING A nifty list of prizes had been lined up for the Bowling Tournament whieh had to be cancelled at the last minute. How- ever, the donors of these prizes felt that they should be left in the hands of the Rec- reation Committee to be awarded as it saw fit, During the next five wocks two prizes will be awarded weekly, one for Ladies and one for the Men's High Singles. So if you make any kind of a high score, be sure to take it to Leon in order that he my record it. Competi+ tion will close on Saturday night of each weck. In addition to the awards that come from the bowling alley manufacturers, the Recreation Committee has put up an award of twenty-five ($25.00) to go to any person making a perfect score on the alleys, whether it may be mde during league schedule or open bowling. 0-0-0 NEXT WEEK'S SAFETY SLOGAN 9:00 a.m. June 5th to 9:00 a.m. June 12th eee aaa SeESeeeeeeeeeee------------------E--E--E----E--E--E--E--E----E------ ed ------------------------------ SS "DON'T GET HOOKED BY AN ACCIDENT"