. FO SHEET. ‘gf 25200- calendar. ‘shifts, c or the equivalent 7
LTHE: RaESESS oss SEE Spee ~““6Fr well over: ‘one*million’ man hours*has“won >>
' Published on the Isth and lest oat the trophy te ‘the. fourth straight =

of each month in the affices of.

GASSIAR ASBESTOS CORPORATION. LIMITED * ~ - - “FPank Kliment, “Assistant Electrical
r Kris Nordin ; ~ Editor © re ee Supt., accepted the trophy on behalf of
Mae: Dade os is department and token gifts of a hunt-
: as 8 er es ing knife and hatchet will be presented
FIRST AID AWARDS = = to each of the employees in this depart-
: . ala ment «

Electrical Dept. employees, Messrs.
R. Hoffman, Ae Medeiros, M. Farr, P. Hisch,
A. Lynn, W. Lynn, K. Rettich and J. Lee,
were. asked to come forward and congratul-
ated.

’ Don Hudgeon and Lloyd Selk tied for
honors in the senior division, and in the
junior, Albrecht Kutsche and Gerard Schier
also tied for highest marks. Pen desk sets
suitably inscribed were presented to the
four winners.

In making the awards, Mr. Flanagan
stated his appreciation to the Department
of Mines and Mr. T.R. Robertson who came to | :
conduct the First Aid Classes as well as a JAKE McDONALD PRESENTS MINING ASSOC.
refresher course in Mine Rescue: operations. _.. AWARDS TO FOUR. SUPERVISORS... .

He pointed out that there would be another = = | Py taee a
course for the community, . put. on.by local . | i Pree
instructors in the fall, and reminded that ' Mining Association of B.C. Awards were

this was valuable knowledge that could be made by Mr. Jake McDonald who presented
required anytime. | Certificates of Achievement to Messrs.

seorge Brewer, Stan Kuchcinski, Paul Ripco

and Danny Demitri who also won the Award
INTERDEPARTMENTAL SAFETY AWARD WON of Merit:

BY ELECTRICAL DEPT. — FOURTH YEAR

; Honorable mention was given to Ove

In 1961 the Management of Cassiar Anderson and Bob Duri, who narrowly missed
Asbestos Corporation decided to encourage winning Certificates because of the cutoff
safety consciousness by holding inter- date of June 30, 1965.

departmental competitions and present a
trophy to the department with the lowest
injury frequency each year. This was | McDonald pointed out that Danny Demitri

based upon charges compiled from points had a record of 38,978 consecutive man

based on: 5 points for each minor injury, shifts to his credit. This is one of the ¢.
10 if chargeable, 50 for lost time, and ‘most outstanding records in B.C., or ange &
250 for each compensible injury. a where in Canada, .The text of Mr. McDonalds

ech is rinted on the Safet P e of”
The Electrical Department, with a record Spee sesce fe 3B

In presenting the Award of Merit, Mr.