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| BADMINTON Contained

| At present there are about 35 members in
the Club.

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why don't you drop in at the practices
every Sunday and Tuesday evening.

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ee SAFETY NOTES #* #
We wish first to acknowledge thanks and ay

preciation to Mr. R.B. King of the Mining |

Association of B.C. far an interesting and
{ intensive training course in the principle
of Estey & the Safety Bysken.§ as cis fabs 4

Prevention | Association,

by March 3rd, marked the’ start of the Safety

ayoten in its application te our operations.)

Supervisors from all Departments are now

are examined, they reveal sone surprises.

First, it is gratifying to note that iten
#4, in the Safety System "Do some act of
Safety" is often made the occasion for a

| brief talk on some topic associated with
the work in progress. This is the most
effective means by which: to fecncve Safety |
| Cons clousness,

] Next, it has been noted that. ge is a
fair amount of repetition. That is, each
shifter will report the same condition or
{ act. Thies probably means thet some quite
obvious conditions were being ignored in
| the past and are now being marked for

| correction. the

| If this is the case (& we think it Pe th
the Safety System is being put to work. _

| The repetition will lend enphasie to early |

corrective action. . .

|] However, when all the ‘obvious unsafe con-~
| ditions and actions have been noted and
corrected, there will still remain many

attention will be required in order egy
j observe and eliminate them. a

Here follow 2 points which should be care- |
fully noted :

{a} It is important to nete on your check
| sheets the corrective action taken, or -

| if a suggestion is fourd to be impractical |

& ne action is intended, note this also
with a brief explanation, but try to dis-
pose of each item iin a coneise manner.

(>) There appears to be some reluctance in|

| REN a edenctneana

The Committee says there's letsi
of room for more. If you've played or not,

; as follows ;:

| ity of men to avoid accidents.
| 3. Estimating the possibilities for

| Almost certainly, your estimations will in-|

Supe | appraisal, he will have done his best to
reporting daily and when their check sheets|

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| The dance sponsored by the Caselar Commn ty
| Club March 10th was a real success.
| reason 7 Real live mesic.

have an orchestra, no name for it yet, but
| this weekend should decide it. This will be|

| the fellow who spent all his time throwing

,| were laid end to end, they would be a lot

| America were placed end to end om a long
hill, some fool would try to mss them.....
| If all the economists were laid ern to end
at they ‘a stil point in all directions.
hazards -- some old, some new - and special |
ya scotch and soda and gave the bartender a

} ape wouldn't know the difference and harkied

| "No," said the ape, "ant at $9.50 a drink,

| giving a definite answer to the question
"Can and will men contime to work |
properly 7" (S.S.4) Let us be reminied |

of the approach to this problem during the —
training course. It consisted of 3 steps |

1. Estimating your ability to prevent
accidents . 2. Eetimating the abil-

accidents.

volve instructions as well, most likely to )
cover eventualities which may arise in your |
absence. |

When a Supervisor has completed his estim- |
| ations and instructions, there should be no
| hesitation in answering “Yes" to question 5!

If the Supervisor has been sincere in his

prevent an accident.

The |
Yes, we finally}

announced at the dance on Saturday 17th.

| Someone is going to be the winner of $25.
| your suggestions for a name for the
band in to Ed. Thirlwell now.

UO NE IOC Seer er

| Pouce Coupe Pete sez he just heard about

rocks at Arctic birds.
| tern unstoned.

He didn't leave 5

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If all the people who go to bude im Church }
|more comfortable....:.If all the cars in

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An ape came into the bar one day, ordered

$10.00 b421, The bartended assumed the

| back a fifty cent piece as change. After
a while he got curiour about hie customer
and leaning across the bar he remarked,
"We, uh, don"t see sany apes in here these
days. a

I can uwxlerstand why.”