CURLING

At the general meeting of the
Curling Club on November 2nd, the follow-
ing were elected to office to assist
President Trevor Horsley this Curling

season.

Vice-Pres. - Alan Taylor
Sec-Treas. — Reg. Hewett

Rules — ~ Rupert FKeKenzie
Prizes . - Bill Johnson
Draw Mistress - Frs. Pat Stevens
Ice Committee — Don Ritchat
Membership - John Hrynchuk

Immediately after the meeting, Don
got started with the ice-mking. if the
weather stays a little on the cool side
for a few days, it shouldn't be too long
before we might be throwing a few ‘rocks!
down the ice. This year cold possibly
be the earliest we have ever started
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: THE COMMUNITY CiUB held fits. annual
general meeting on October 26th in the
Cemmunity Centre. Here are the executive
for the next term ending December 31, 1962:

| President: Ed. Thirlwell

: Viee-Pres: Bill Johnson

Secretary: Bert Dennis

‘Treasurer: dack Thomicroft
Directors: John Hrynchuk

Andre Eeguin

'Steve* CGraham-Stevenson
Charlie Bronson

Kr. Rupert McKenzie who has been
President for the past three years has
retired and the reigns are now in the hands
‘of Ed. Thirlwell. Rupert. sez that he's
' going to do a bit of painting this winter.
‘Since his retirement from the C.C.C. he

j has had the title of 'Senator' tacked on.

id. realizes the task that he has

| taken on and requested the full support of
his camittee and the membership. I'm sure
that Ed. will get this co-operation and
will wind up with some very favourable
‘results during his first year as President.

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SAFETY
Fire Prevention

What would you do if you knew that
; someone was trying to cause you to lose
your job? would you not try to defend
yourself?

Then, will you try to prevent fires?
-A good fire is about the quickest way to

Cause unemployrent. It is a threat to
everyone's security, safety, homes and
children. Yet this threat is ignored and
continually we find infractions of fire

. prevention rules. Often these infractions
arise from ignorance end curiosity as when
aman activates a ary chemical extinguisher
and fails to turn it in for re-charge, or
when a carbon-tet extinguisher is
“practically emptied ard not replenished or
even replaced in its. mointing bracket.

Some months ago, al'l necessary

| informition concerning fire extinguishers
was organized and permanently posted on
large signs. It cannot be reproduced

| here for reasons of space nor is this

warranted for it has net been effective.
‘Therefore it is. proposed at an early date
‘to arrange deronstrations showing how to
use’ fire’ extinguishers and. their proper

‘maintenance. It. is hoped that your rull
attention will be given at these fire

‘prevention meetings.

Hi Ask questions and take part in them.

After these sessions, no excuses will
be accepted on the grands of ignorance
or lack of instructions.

C. Church
Safety Fngincer

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A group of Cub Scauts were taling over
pians for a hike. The leader suggested
meting at ten in the morn ing because
it was about a two-hour hike to the
destination. One of the boys, a new=
comer, paled visibly. "You mean we're
going to walk?" he asked.

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