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TUESDAY 10 OCTOBER
1800 SWORD OF SHERWOOD FOREST
Riohard Greene-Peter Cushing
Melodrama - Family
2015 THE LEGEND OF TOM DOOLEY
WEDNESDAY 11 OCTOBER
1800 THE BIG BANKROLL
David Jans sen-Mickey Rooney
Melodrama-Family
2015 SWORD OF SHERWOOD FOREST
THURSDAY 12 OCTOBER
1800 THE GREEN HELMET
Bill Travers-Ed Begley
Me1odrama-Fa mi1y
2015 THE BIG BANKROLL
FRIDAY 13 OCTOBER
1800 PLEASE TURN OVER
Ted Ray-Jean Kent
Comedy-Family
2015 THE GREEN HELMET
SATURDAY 14 OCTOBER
1400 SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON
John Mi11s-Dorothy McGuire
Adventure Drama - Family
1800 THE CANADIANS
Robert Ryan-John Dehner
Melodrama - Family
2015 PLEASE TURN OVER
SUNDAY 15 OCTOBER
1400 PORTRAIT CF A MOBSTER
Vic Morrow-Leslie Parrish
Melodrama-Family
1800 SANCTUARY
Lee Remick-Yves Montand
Drama - ADULTS
2015 SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON
MONDAY 16 OCTOBER
IS00 THE CANADIANS
2015 SANCTUARY
ARE WEi SAFETY C0M9CI0US CR ACCIDEMT
PRONE? Consider our daily lives,filled
with horrendous news stories of traffic,
accidents, magazine articles on the per
ils of living at home, and ceaseless on-*
the-job campaigns. •
And one might conclude, that as a
nation, we are either the most accident
prone nation in the world, or the most
safety conscious.
Whatever the conclusion drawn, a fo:g^t
eign observer would be right, for we,a!W
a nation, are not only the top contender
for dubious accident honors, but undoubt
edly spend the most money in trying to
surpass or lower this very same accident
toll.
Unfortunately, individually and coll
ectively, we give harbor to a very dan=
gerous mental attitude that accidents
just don’t happen to us. Such blind
thinking has been the fertile ground
which gives rise to as high an accident
rate accumulated by this nation.
On the working front alone, private
and Government industrial plants & act
ivities have spent, and continue to
spend,, millions of dollars to rectify
this thinking on the part o.f individuals
In 1960 alone, of the 2,388,000 emp=
loyed by the Federal Government,40,200
sustained reportable work injuries'
11,314 sustained disabling injuries,&
140 lost their lives.
Quoting figures gleaned from report
ing agencies, the aforementioned accid
ent statistics resulted in a direct cost
to the Bureau of Employees’ Compensation
of $28,000,000.
This cost miiQt hr> hn^ne by the Tax
payers and the taxpayers are.need
I tell you?
If he can’t get along with his wife,
modern man goes to his club—but prim
itive man just reached for it#
FRA AUNILIARY WILL HOLD THEIR MONTHLY
MEETING AT 7{30 PM, TUES# CCT. 10th#