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Page 4 EVERY UNIT "IN THE CHIPS" |: Midnight last Monday marked the end of the 3rd 50-day period in the 200-day Mill- wide LongLac Safety Contest, and every one of the 20 units involved earned prize money. In the first period, three units missed out, During the second period, the number was reduced to one. : ST.NDINGS 8 OF NOVEMBER 18th Although this was not a bonus period, three units did pick up bonus money for Mixed 10 Pins having completed stretches of 100 consecutive Pin Boys 202 #£Stevies 8 safe days during the contest. * Schemers 1905 Bieie as Y The 200-day contest will end officially G & H's 181 Ricky's 5 at midnight on January 9th, 1951, and units Pin Spkitrers 169 Solly's A completing 200 safe days by that date will Toujours Gais 1675 be entitled to a bonus of 30¢ per person Birch Cr. 1633 Men's in addition to the regular 25¢ payment per Lucky Strikes 15445 person for working 50 consecutive safe days. Med Musicians 153 Kakabeka oy, Let's all be "in the chips* again next Pay Bee 15l.. Alley Cats 154 Day. Here are unit earnings during pest Hot Shots 142 Wings 151s 50 days: Half Misses lhl Engineers 147 Unit Earnings Meteorites 1d. VeROv els 143 During This Splits 1214 Overheads 1394 Wood Handling Contest Period Bsquires 116 Strike Rollers 128 Gutter Snipes 1243 Jack Ladder 14.00 Commercial Dougheads 124 Wood Yard 6,00 H.B.C. 40 Horizontals 111$ Wood Room 12.00 Hotel Terrace 35 Terrace Motors 104 Pulp Department Imperial Bank 26 Powermen 100 Bleachery 425 Dominion Cat. 25 Kiln, Caustic, Evaps. 4.50 0-0-0 Dien, Bre Stock, ;Sereens 7.00 PUCK P..TTER (Cont'd from P.3) Machine Room 11,50 imy persons interested in attending « Engineering referee's school in Schreiber in the near Electrical 4025 future are also asked to submit their Engineering Office 3.75 nemes in the same manner. This school Steam & Recovery 10.75 will be conducted by Danny Cox, Referec- -- Structural 8.25 insthief of the T.8...H.As Pipefitters 6.75 The two lucky supporters of the hockey Buildings & Grounds 7.25 club for this past week were: Guy Cote, Mebiind ei) feu ccs i Ot Se ticket No. 58, and ¥. Glover, with ticket Servicé Department NG 72. Warehouse 4.25 CnOee 'Service Operations 18.90 SOMB THING NEW IN ENTERTAINMENT Miscellaneous i 3-act Farce-Comedy play sponsored by Technical Department ees the Ladies Auxilliary will be presented to 4idmin, Office 9,00 the local public on Friday and Saturday, Dec. Hotel 5.00 8th and 9th, in the Rec. Hall at 8:00 p.m. Hospital 2.25 The decision to present this play on two Ra ae hy Sqeaaens oj%q oo ey we, ie successive nights was made so that each RIFLE CLUB Decree enon OF Bhe SeAee ~ Ab a meeting of the Rifle Club held last and also to help eliminate the baby-sitting problem, For this occasion, the present stage is being given a "face-lifting". Jim Cumming has promised an eye-opener in this respect. Advance ticket sales start today and you will be contacted, Admission prices are 4dults .75¢ and children .25¢.. Tickets are good for either performance. Don't miss this very worthwhile piece of entertainment. night, one of the main decisions reached was thet Club activitics be resumed immediately with the Range to be open from 2 till 5 p.m. Sundays, until the middle of Jenucry. Start- ing Sunday, Nov. 26th, the Range will be open for use. 4 special invitation is extended to the boys from the North Cemp.