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RECREATION FLYER (Cont.) -- - TEEN TOWN NEWS ~schedule in the High School - each second and fourth Saturday, from 9:00 wmtil 12:00 pem. We will be calling a club meeting to nominate a slate of officers for the coming season. Please watch the paper for the date, time and place, 0-0-0 FIRE! 44 The first man-made fire of the season in this district was started last week. 'Thursday or Friday of last week, some Careless camper or campers left their camp-fire in the Devil Lake Area supposedly out. Apparently the surface fire was put out, however the roots in the ground under the fire were still burning and after a short period they broke into a surface fire again and started to spread. It was very fortunate that two Terrace Bay residents came 'across the fire and although it took the be#ter part of a day, they managed to put it out, A very sincere thank you is given _ to these two men who, on their own and with improvised equipment managed to put out this fire, It would have caused con- siderable damage if left unchecked, Just a reminder, if you must build a fire in the bush, build it on a rock surface. If it has to be built on the ground be sure it is out both on the surface as well as under the surface, o-O-o SAFETY MEETING AT RED ROCK SEPTEMBER 13th AND 14th The Northwestern Branch (Mills Group) of the Ontario Pulp and Paper Makers! Safety Association are to meet at Red Rock, Ontario on September 13th and l,th, This will be the 7th annual meeting of the Safety Group and a very full agenda has been prepared, During the two day meet, a new slate of officers will be elected; there will be a tour of the mill at Red Rock; and the executive will meet, Also during the general session on the 14th, Safety Awards will be made; reports given and films shown, At the evening banquet, Mr, F. H. W. Brooks, Safety Supervisor, The Canada Car and Foundry, Fort William Division, will be guest speaker, (Cont. on next col.) Page 5 SAFETY MEETING AT REDROCK (Cont,) , The St. Lawrence Corporation will be host to the two day meet and Mr, Norman W. Hardy, Persommel Supervisor, The Dryden Paper Company will chair the sessions. s0--5 CUB_AND SCOUT CAMP COSTS Do you ever wonder what happens to the money that is raised by the Cub and Scout Group Committee? One of the major expenditures is the cost of the camp at White Sand Lake, To illustrate, we have copied the Treasurer's Statement for the camp for this past summer. © Expenses: Food 321,28 Wages lost by Leaders 363.03 (This amt. is the actual wages lost by Leaders in charge of the camp) i : Total $684 031 Receipts: i Fees - 34 Cubs @ $5.00 ea. 170,00 12 Scouts @ $9.00 ea.108.00 $278.00 Net Cost to Committee -~ $406.31 Besides subsidizing the camp cost, the committee also purchased materials and constructed a row boat for the camp swimming site. This cost $73.00. These are 2 of the major expenses this year. How does the Group Committee meet these expenses? Soon, they with the aid of the Scouts and volunteers will canvass the town selling Christmas Cards; Some members are present at dances selling "pop" and checking coats, Your "quarters! at the hat and coat check stand assist the Group Committee in its work. o-0~0 BOY SCOUT NEWS Scouts will again resume activities this Thursday night September 13th at 6:30 p.m. in the High School Auditoriun. All scouts and new members are requested to be on hand at this time, BADMINTON NOTICE vai Wednesday, September 19th is the night 7:20 is the time at the Auditoripm for all would be Badminton players to come ott for an evening of Badminton. A general meeting will take place first for the election of officers for the coming season. So all those interested in playing Badminton, please make a special effort to attend,