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Repair Shop Torn Down
The repair shop, adjoining the two
garages, was torn down by Bob Richards
and Ben Foss early this week. The reason for tearing it down is because it
was considered a fire hazard.
The new repair shop, which was recently completed, will take the place
of the old one. All the tools and devices were moved into the new shop and
it is now in use by the mechanic and
his staff.
Safoty^Meeting
A safety meeting was held Tuesday
last. All the men congregated in the
recreation hall and listened to Mr.
Archibald, State ECW Inspector, speak
on safoty. He gave us a number of
pointers on safety while handling var^'
ious tools in the field. He also gave
us a few hints to romember, as a measure of preventing forest fires. It was
a very interesting speech that will
undoubtedly linger in the minds of any
would-be violators.
MANY DISTINGUISHED GUESTS PRSSINT
The 'Smoker1, stag party, . hold
last Thursday nite,was a great success
and, according to all indications, was
enjoyed immensely by all.
The ' fine Dutch lunch put up by
the kitchen staff was very appeasing,
for which we offer 'orchids' for their
splendid work.
■A number of distinguished guests
from Duluth and Two Harbors wore on
hand to join in the celebration of our
attaining a SUPERIOR rating from the
7th Corps Area Headquarters at Omaha.
Several of these gentlemen wore introduced by our Master Of Ceremonies,
Doctor Grzesk. Among .those to orator-
ically congratulate us were: Mr. Jones
President of the Duluth Junior Chamber
of Commerce; Mr. Hood, next year's
president of the Junior Chamber; Jennings Page,• Secretary of tho Duluth
Junior Chamber; Mr. Grinagor, Lake
County Agriculture Agent; Judge Scott,
Probate Judge' from Two Harbors; Mr.
Seashore, who gave us a perfectly accented impersonation of an Italian
Immigrant baseball fan and would-be
player; Mr. Schaefer. local
den
. game war-
who told us a few Finnish stories
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