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'Volume 4, No. 25 ~ be oe PRYOR Wins Apparently there's no such thing as three-in-a-row, At least that's the way it seems to Les Pryor, 5th hand in the machine Room, We!11 wager that Les has set some kind of a record, Early this week he received a letter from Paul Jones, Director of Public Information for the National Safety Council. It was the fourth such letter received in as many months, As on three previous occasions it carried the good news that Les had won a $5.00 prize in the Save-a-Life-Line Limerick Contest. - This is a remarkable feat since there must be literally thousands of entries in these monthly contests with entries from all over the North American Continent. Congratulations Les] We hope you keep on winning. Some day you may hit the $100.00 Jack Pot, This winning streak should encourage a lot more local entries in the contest. Actually the number of people sending in lines is not as great as when the contest started, Every entry which meets National Safety Council Standards is forwarded to Chicago for consideration in the coumtry- wide contest. And, of course, there are the 10 one dollar prizes drawn for locally from all entries sent to the Council, Local winners in Contest Number 5 which ended June 15th were: Diane Fontaine, Ed Linkwich, James Moro, Ken Hutchinson, George Dennis, Bob Borsum, Les Legault, Ken Turner, Les Pryor and Mary Ellen Faust. Winners may pick up prizes at the Personnel Office. (Cont. on next col.) LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY June 24, 1954. AG A\.N, LES PRYOR WINS AGAIN (Cont. ) An entry blank for the current contest (deadline July 15th) is attached to this week's News, Entry boxes are located at the Shopping Centre and in 4, locations throughout the mill, Win as much as $100.00 for a single limerick line. 0-0-0 SQUARE DANCE FESTIVAL FRIDAY NIGHT Our 2nd annual Square Dance Festival will be held this Friday night, June 25th, Dancing will be from 8:30 p.m. until 1:00 a.m. and will feature Square Dances, Polkas, Schottisches and Waltzes, A Spot Dance will be held with prizes going to the couple who hold the lucky spot. Music will be provided by Don Anderson and his boys. A number of out-of-town guests are expected. Lunch will be served at in- termission, Dancing will be from 8:30 Pem. until 1:00 a.m. and admission will be 75¢ per person, Plan to attend this annual event, Come early so you won't miss a single dance, o-0~-0 STOP FIRES BEFORE THEY GET STARTED