A bunch of the boys where whooping it.

was glad to get help cause he hurted his ie ae one deca the Casstar Hea siete oi
shoulder. We watched him from the hill. 7 Se EE ee |
A little wind started to blow some burnt : 3
papers up to the school. Then Jim's wife, _ . oe

Mrs Hobart, told us to dump water on the

refilled them and watched for spot fires. ° lt
After the fires was out, Jim Hobart

sticks they got piled up over the bank “

in case it might catches fire. We got :

baskets from in the school and buckets f .
-and we started to pack water, spilling F an ;
it every where. After we finished, we 4 :
came up and told us what started the fire - ‘ia
was the spark landed on the roof and aa: a as .
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MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT NEWS

When asked what was being done about the
dirty water wnich brings dark complexions
to everyone this time of year, the mech-
anical supt. assured us that it was being
looked after.

Three members of the Maintenance Dept.
have been sent down to the river bank to
watch those muddy waters-

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One is praying that the rain will let up
and the deep dark water will clarify-

_The second is praying that the runoff will |
* subside as it: is generally high and crit- %::
ical et this time of year-

The third is a spare for coffee breaks etc.

There's a lot of praying but even the
babbling brook is not predicting..... ...

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