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Page 4 LONGLAC CENTURY CLUB (Membership restricted to units having not less than 100 safe days without an on-duty disabling lost-time accident, ) In Case of Ties, Largest Units are Listed First. Unit Safe Days 1. Administration Office 587 2. Hotel 587 3. Technical Department 587 4. Warehouse 587 5. Bleachery 587 6, Blectrical 587 7. Engineering Office 587 8, Hospital 587 Unit -Sefe Days 9, Steam © Recovery i 10. Digest., Br. Stock & Screens 413 11, Woodyard 384 12. Pipefitters 355 13. Building & Grounds 314 14. Machine Room 181 15. Structural 109 IN THE DOG HOUSE (Reserved for units with less than 100 safe days) 1. Mechanical -68 2. Kiln, Caustic & Evaps.-35 3. Jackladder 4h. Service Operations 5. Woodroom +22 "12 - 6 o-0-0 WOMEN'S INSTITUTE The regular monthly meet- ing for June was held at the home of Mrs. Haughn, A goodly number of members were present and enjoyed a display of beautiful rugs made in Nova Scotia, These rugs showed what can be done with discarded clothes. During the business part of the meeting, it was decided not to hold the monthly meetings during the months of July and August, Mrs, Ostling reported that the sum of $242.53 had been collected in Terrace Bay to be turned over to the Cancer Fund. Mes- dames Ostling and Goodfellow re ported on the District Annual Convention held recently in Fort William, which they and Mrs. Farrow attended. On June 2nd, members of the Insti- tute attended a Fire Drill at the School and on thet occasion presented a plaque to Grades 5 and 6 for Proficiency in Fire Drill. at the close of the evening tea was served by the HoOstesses Mrs. Haughn and Mrs. McInnes, The next meeting will be held et the home of Mrs. Solly at a date to be announced in September, o~0+0 4A NOTH OF THANKS FROM THE NAVY 'The Naval Re-Union Committee wishes to offer their thanks and appreciation to all those who contributed in any way to make the Re-Union the success that it was, The entire affair may be summed up in Lieut. We A. Elliott's words when he made the comment that "this is one of the most enjoyable stag Re-Unions I have had the pleasure of attending." Hotel Terrace, Kiwanis Club, Canadian Legion and local merchants are only a few that deserve special mention, Thenks also to John Jeanneret, Frank Sechesky, Neil Ross, Ossie Dalzell and Gino Cacamo for their assistance in various capacities. It is now a must, that the Re- Union become an annual affair. o-0-0 The Ladies! Spring League is now completed and that winds up all of the scheduled bowling for this season, In the Ladies' League the teams finished as follows:- BOWLING BITS DeLongs 19 Points Goodfellows 7: " Wainikkas L5 ? Maitlands 14 ° Chepelskys Lo a Moores eo x Smethursts oe In last week's open competition for high single scores Vi Weinikka won a dandy Trinket Box domted by Brayshaw's Welding while Clarence Buck hes now taken up fishing due to the swell collection of fishing tackle he won, which was donated by Twin City Industrial Company. Vi'ts score for last week was .337 and Clarence's was ~389. To date, in this week's scores, there has been no score turned in by any lady and Clarence is high again with .292,. o-0-0 i FOR SALE One only, 2 wheel cabin trailer. 1947 Factory Built Model. Fully wired, Sleeps four, Will accept any reasonable offer, Can be seen at 141-/. Birch Crescent, F, Helmink, FOR SALE One Buick Coupe with rumble seat, Bargain $175. General Electric 3-burner Range $100. apply House #50, F. Brewster, FOR SALE One 1943 motorcycle complete with Saddle Bags, Windscreen and Belt. Apply A. J. Croeckford CPR Station or house No, 2,