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MOVIES COMING TO Ti THEATRE

Oct. 16 GOLD FOR CAESARS Color Jeffrey Hunter - Ron Randell
19) Tk CARETAKERS B& 'V Robert stack ~- Polly Bergen
21 CARRY ON JACK B& W Juliet Mills - Charles Hawtrey :
23 7 DAYS IN MAY B & YN Burt Lancaster - Kirk Dougles
26 ISLAND OF LOVE Color Robert Preston Tony Randall
28 THE THIRD SECRET Color Stephen Royd - Jack Hawkins
30°°:«O#BYEE AYE BIRDY Color pick Van Dyke - Janet Leigh
iow. 2 ALL ™it YOUNG MEN fi & W Alan Tadd - Sidney Poitier
4, CHAPMAN REPORT Color Ephraim Zimbalist - Jane Fonda:
SHO? TIMES: 1:00 p.m. 7:00 poem. 9:00 p.m.

SMOKING IS NOT PERMITTED DURING THE SHOWS

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SAFEPY NOTHS

Slips and Falls: we are on the
threshold of winter. Soon snow will
bring a respite from the incessant
mud underfoot but this will also be
attended with new hazards. The first
that sugsests itself is also the
commonest. Tt is the hazard of slip-
ping and falling.

This one has already produced two
recent injuries, and more will sure-
ly foliow unlesSs we are fully sware
of the dunger. Falls mrely happen
from a condition that is obvious, or
in other words, one that advertises
its own hazard. They happen in the
everyday courses of events when con-
ditions are worsened, just a little.
ye cannot control fully these con-
ditions. ‘Ye can and do alleviate
them in various ways. The rest of
the control we must supply ourselves
through appiied common sense. Here
are some things of which we should
remind ourselves:

L.cliimb down off machinery eatin the |

fhand hold. po not fump down, the
least that may be expected is a bad-
iiy sprained ankle.

z£.Pe Sure of your footing and be

sure your feet are properly shod.

3.Keep machines as free as possible
from grease and oil. A wet boot on
greasy metal is sure to produce a
fall, sooner or later.

4, .Re always careful of housekeeping
in shops, work places and especially
shovels. Good housekeeping provides
the criteria by ie others judge
our work.

5.Do not attempt to get on or off
moving equipment or vehicles.

6.Do not leave materials of any kind
on stairways.

7.Keep steps free of snow and ice.

8.Last, but by no means least, do
not run up or down stairways. .

These points are a few reminders of
everyday circumstances. More will
arise on the job from day to day. Be!
aware of them, avoid them and report
unsafe conditions which can be cor-
rected. Let's keep injuries from
falls at a minimun.

Cc. Church,

Safety Engineer.