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LONGLs.C CENTURY CLUB (Standings -s of midnight, January 3rd, 1951. Comprised of all units with 100 or more consecutive snfe days without an on- duty disabling injury.) Tied Units are Listed According to Size Unit Safe Days 1. Administration Office 783 2. Hotel 7183 3. Electrical 783 4. Technicnl Dept. 783 5. Warehouse 783 6, Bleachery 783 7. Engineering Office 783 8. Hospital 783 9. Steam and Recovery 750 10. Dig. Br. Stock and Sereens 609 11. Buildings and Grounds 510 12. Machine Room 377 13. Jackladder (Seasonal) 368 14. Structural 306 15. Kiln, Caustic end Evaps. _ 231 16. Wood Room 200 17. Pipefitters 191 18. Service Operations 188 19. Mechanical 144 20. Wood Yard 105 a8 we start the year 1951, not ae Single unit is in the "Dog House", which is reserved for units with less than 100 consecutive safe dnys. Let's keep up the good work. Pege 4 FIRST AID COURSE COMMENCES J/NUARY 15th Commencing on January 15th, a number of LongLac employees will have the oppor- tunity of taking first-aid treining under a qualified St. John's "Ambulance Society instructor who will come from the Lakehead to give the course which will be conducted on five consecutive Monday afternoons. LongLac employees who would like to take the course are urged to leave their names with the Plant nurse in the First iid Room on or before January 10th. It should be noted, however, thet it may not be possible to give instruction to all who apply as an effort will be made to - select employees from different shifts in different departments in order to have qualified first aid men in the mill around the clock. o-0-0 TERRACE BAY NEWS, published every Thursday at Terrace Bay, Ontario, is devoted to the interests of everyone connected with the LongLac Pulp and Paper Company Limited project of the Kimberly-Clark Corporation. all items for publication must be in the hands of the Editor by noon on Wednesday of each week, Kindly submit all erticles and address all communications to: O. R. Dalzell - Editor