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LONGLAC CENTURY CLUB (Stendings as of midnight, October 11, 1950) Comprised of all units with 100 or more con--- secutive safe days without an on-duty dis- abling injury. Tied Units are listed According to Size Unit Sefe Days 1. Administration Office 699 2. Hotel 699 3. Technical Department 699 4. Warehouse 699 5. Bleachery 699 6, Engineering Office 699 7. Electrical 699 8. Hospital 699 9. Steam & Recovery 666 10. Digeste Br. Stock & Screens 525 11. Building & Grounds 1,26 12. Machine Room 293 13. Jackladder 28h, 14. Structural 222 15. Kiln, Caustic & Evaps. 147 16, Woodroom 116 17. Pipefitters 107 18, Service Operations 104, In The Dog House (Reserved for Units with less than 100 Safe Days ) 60 ok i. 26 Mechanical Woodyard 0-0-0 MOHAWK MASQUER/DE BALL By now you have all heard of the big Masquerade Ball being put on by the Mohawk Athletic Club on Friday, October 27th. SO we would just like to remind you that you heve only 15-days to get your party together for the big event. Len will also be in attendence with his ecamern to trke pictures of the winners of the Gostume Paredes. Those not wishing to come in costume may come formal and will be given a mask et the door. All those wearing masks are requested to wear them until one o'clock when we can all unmask together, Soon after the unmaskine, the Jive contest will commence, The winners of the contest will be presented with beautiful Trophies, The Charleston, an old fashioned dance, which is coming back into style, will also be pleyed during the evening for all those willing to try it. Tickets may still be obtained from the Dance Committee and the girls from North and South Cemps Snack Bars and also the Barber shop. It's a fun-pecked programe, folks, so come out and join the fun' o=0=0 Page 4 Editor's Note: The following poem was received in the mail this week froma former LongLac employes who was employed here during the constime= tion days of 1947, who now resides in finni- peg. Inasmuch as this poem was written by a former employee and is about Terrace Bay, we feel thet it is worth printing: "ODE TO TERRACE BAY" Out in the wilds with the spruce and the pines, To the North of Superior's shore, Enterprise keeps marching abreast of the times, Events cast their shadows before. Where the deer and the bear they gambol around, The birds singing cheery goodwill, Deep vision end foresight with tac' interbound, The planning of townsite and mill. From out of the wilds on completion will stend, My words won't deseribe it enough , monument of Progress, the skill of Man's hand , if de Like - jewel dug out of the rough. From 2 smell tow to city in years yet to com, Bright future ahead well defined, The ambition behind you the course will be run, Straight is the path so destined. To the East looms Marathon, out for the hreaks", In the West there is Red Rock too, With spirit and courage you have what it tekes, The Pride of the three will be you. We Grieve, o-0-0 KIWANIS HALLOWEEN PARTY The locel Kiwanis Club are working out plans to stage « monster Hellow'teen Party for the children of the Community, This party is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, October 31st, in the Recreation Hell. Better get started to work on your costumes now, kids; as there will be prizes for the best costumes end various Hallow'sen contests, o-0-0 . finy lady of the Townsite who wishes to volunteer to act as matron at any of the Saturday afternoon matinees for the chil- dren are asked to please give their names to Mrs. R,. Harris, Phone 41 or to Mrs, 4, Farrow at 41 Laurier Avenue. o~-0---0