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¥our attention is directed. to ‘the use ff

1 of protective boot wear through the = ¢° |  «# few days: before taster, I: passed: S
|..following article from the Industrial 4} | angyts house. - He. was. on the; porch, teach— +

ing his newest son to walk. ‘The baby had —
new white shoes. indy was. tipi satoty
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In the ebove. instance the use of —
urotective foot wear is shown to be a
practicel Safety measure but not: -
mandatory.

Supervisor:

Andy was a likeable chap, and agood
worker — but he insisted on wearing the {.
sloppiest work shoes you ever Sawe |

His work in the steel mill exposed h
to many foot hazards, but his foreman wag
not able to sell Andy the idea of foot 4 we wonder if some employees here do not

protection. ‘The foreman talked until he: | yet realize that the use of this type of
was blue in the face, but Andy just would! fo54 wear is a requirement of the

n't buy safety shoes. #2 tietel1iferous ines Act and that everyone
The foreman talked to me about the @ | must complye

problem, but ali the arguments. I-could - -#-1-:-~-s-check is sugrasted by each Department

muster hed already been tried without ae Read £o encute that secmnl ete adhe nee to

avail. Then one day I heard Andy's wife —
was soon to bear her ‘fourth child'~ and T;
had an idea for a different. “approach. Se

oe WOTIC:: Lffective aprt’ 7th, age” ‘under

I called Hrs. Andy on the telephone, So | the Change of Name Act, Nill. Shift Boss,

congratulated her on her fine brood, and ®Paul Metro Heabko” is changed to

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coming event. Then I told her I was "Paul lietro Ripco".
worried about the possibility that her ne we mile ae

family's bright outlook might be . | NOTICE: The All Saint's \..A. will be holds!
threatened by injury to the bread-winner + ing its regular monthly meeting on April “3

‘Who will buy shoes for. ‘the baby if x 25th at. 8:00 PN in the church = everyone
Andy is crippled because he won't buy teresied in Lede” work is invited to we

safety shoes for himself?" Ivaskeds ; attend.
‘ ieiehaiahe HHH SHEA Bees tiien tet Ralf em
This appeal worked! Andy cane in the) |. ALL SAINTS ANGLICAN COMMUNITY CHURCH’

very next day with an order for safety : 3
shoes — but that's not the happy ending « i ' Sunday. School — Lvery Sunday * 92h5 aM
2 Morning Prayer cvery Sunday’ 11:00 AM
At first, Endy wore his safety. ‘shoes Choir Practice every Thurs. 7:00 PM
intermittently. Maybe he was trying to
get used to them Rr i RG: MES HERE AOE i 035 Rte lieve E.G. Munn, Bishop of Caiedonia,
then one day when it counted). will be in Cassiar weekend of May 66th.
Andy was closing the steel gate on an®. Notice of special services will be pcsted.
ore silo. The gate was obstinate, so qe Any paréeats desirous of having their
he took 2 swing at it with a heavy sledg¢: children baptized are asked to contact

ner ed. and the handle struck! [ Hite D-A- Pritchard.
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SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN TO COME UNTO MB"
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‘s OUR LADY CF LOURDES CATHOLIC CHURCH
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Andy left nis work and walked into the § MASSES: EVERY SUNDAY
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direetly for Andy's toe. The impact tore-
7” ek the leather covering and scarred thé
stcel toe Cape

fereman's office, related his experience,
and displayed his damaged safety shoe.

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