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Page 2 LEGION AUXILIARY MEETING The Ladies' Auxilliary of the Canadian Legion will meet at 8:15 pem, in the Legion Hall on April 4th. Members are reminded that this promises to be a most interesting meeting. 0-0-0 BADMINTON NEWS Wetve had many: favourable comments about the full evening of badminton last Saturday. 25 players from Marathon, 20 from Schreiber and 25 from Terrace Bay turned out for a really enjoyable evening, Play commenced about 7:00 p.m. and wound up at 3:00 a.m. and the courts were full right through the evening. Marathon and Terrace Bay tied for games won at 14 apiece while Schreiber stood well out in front with 20 wins. Competition was keen and it was particularly noted that Schreiber really takes their badminton seriously and they certainly put on a good exhibition. Buffet lunch was served at midnight followed by dancing for those less rugged individuals! We were pleascd indeed to play hosts to both Marathon and Schreiber and we hope that this is the beginning of many more such enjoyable evenings between the three clubs, Badminton members please take note! It was decided on Saturday night to have a tournament between the three clubs, to be played off in Marathon at a later date. Those interested will please be out for Badminton on Wednesday, April 5, to put in their names for a sudden-death tournament on the following Wednesday, April 12. The top four couples of this tournament will go to Marathon to compete with the top four couples from Schreiber and Marathon, Remember and be out on April 5th, if you wish to be eligible for the tournament. 0-0-0 KIWANIS CLUB STAGES FISH FRY On Friday evening, March 24th the Terrace Bay Kiwanis Club gave the women folk of that Community an opportunity to leave their kitchens and sample masculine cooking. The Club staged a Community Fish Fry at which 275 persons were served. The menu consisted of fish, chips, peas, bread, butter, coffee and pie and was prepared entirely by the members. (After serious consideration the men compromised, however, and purchased the pies.) Serving was done by the town Doctors, School Principal, and other well known men of the Community. Atmosphere was created by each Kiwanion wearing Chef's aprons and caps on which were pinned large fish emblems, The affair was considered a grand success, 0-0-0 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 tics, largest units are listed first, Unit. Safe Days Unit Safe Days 1. Administration Office 503 10, Steam & Recovery 4,70 2. Hotel 503 11. Kiln Caustic & Evaps. 450 3. Technical Department 503 12. Digest., Br. Stock & Screens 327 L.. Warehouse 503 13, Woodyard 300 5, Bleachery 503 14. Pipefitters 270 6, Electrical 503 15. Wood Room 239 7, Engineering Office 503 ' 16, Building & Grounds 230 &. Hospital 503 17. Mechanical 228 9. Service Operations 495 IN THE DOG HOUSE (Reserved for units with leas than 100 safe days) Machine Room - 97 Structural ae aa Eight of the ninetoen units listed above have now passed the 500 safe Cay mark without a disabling lost-time accident. All of these eight units have worked safelv since start up and they represent almost 30% of all LongLac employees. Congritnlat' us are in order to the units so involved. And congratulations too to the Wocd Yard on reaching 300 consscutive safe days. By working safely for 3 more days "Machine Room will be out of the Dog House, icaving "Structural" as the sole occupants.