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\/ March 14 - March 20, 1958, 'Friday and Saturda: - "ALL THAT HEAVEN ALLOWS" Rock Hudson, Jane Wyman, .. Cinemascope (Color) Sunday Midnight and_ Monday "TRAPEZE" 'Burt Lancaster, Tony Curtis . Super Scope (Color) Sunday Midnight and Monday the same movie as shown in Schreiber the previous Friday and Saturday, © _ Until further notice, movies at the Roxy Theatre will be shown on | the following days only: Friday and Saturday, ; Sunday Midnight and Monday, Pe an, WOMEN OF TH®= MOOSE, TERRACE BAY CHAPTER 1426 Sixteen officers and co-workers of the _Women of the Moose met at the Recreation Centre club rooms for the Chapter Night meeting. Following the Chapter's procedure of' meeting ceremony under the guidance of Senior Regent N. Coates, several items on a lengthy agenda were discussed by the members, It was decided by the members to hold only one meeting in April owing to Holy Week and Easter Holidays. The April meeting will be On Wednesday April 16th. Initiation of new candidates will take place at this meeting, Each members is to answer roll call by a donation of two dance records for the Hi-Fi player, Arrangements were made for the disposal of a boudoir 'doll draw. The ladies planned on serving dinner to the men on the work committee at the Moose Hall on Saturday. A gratifying report was made by Ritual Committée Chairman on the recent Home Bingo held and announced that another bingo was planned to start on the 20th of March. The Programme and refreshments for the April meeting will be under Chairman Bernice Williams and her homemaking Committee. Following adjournment Co-worker Ann Stachiw and her committee. treated the ladies to apple 'pie with cheese and coffee from a table attrac tive in while linen, silver and bone china teacups. GROUP LIFE INSURANCE 94% of Kinmberly-Clarkérs at Terrace Bay are enrolled in Group Insurance Plant! The above information was 'recently 'received from Kimberly-Clark's Insurance and Pension Administrator. This 94% figure refers to the Group Plan <311, which plan is available to employees efter six months service. The total amount of insurance in force-at the Terrace Bay mill as of February 20, 1958 was $5,575,000. The high percentage of employees who have taken advantage of this insurance would seem to substantiate the fact that the group insurance program is still one of the most widely accepted benefit programs Kimberly- Clarkers enjoy. Not all of the employees have the full amount of group insurance that they are entitled to have, This notice may serve to remind them, or those employees who have not taken advantage of the protection of group insurance, that they can enrol at any time provided they have a medical exam- ination,:at no cost to the employee, In any event -it is suggested that every one check their group insurance policies to make sure they are up to date with regard to the amount of insurance and particularly the beneficiary provision. _ The Personnel Department staff are available to answer any questions in regard to the Group Insurance Plan, S| ee cial oat et fata? emmy ST. EDWARD'S KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HOLD INIT IAT IONS A total of thirty-six candidates were initiated into St. Edward's Council of the Knights of Columbus on March 2nd in Marathon and on March 9th in Schreiber, "In Marathon the day started with Knights and candidates attending the 10:00 AM. Mass following which they were served break- fast by the Marathon C.W.Lis At 1350" Fue the lst Degree initiation ceremony was held. In Schreiber, Knights and candidates attended evening devotions in Holy Angels Church, After devotions the Orders 1st Degree was exemplified in the Cuild Hall, Members of the degree team included District Deputy P.J. Syvitski, C.A.McGrath, M. Nicol, A. Valiquette, R. Beaulieu, A. Cadieux, - The new members will be initiated into the 2nd and 3rd degrees early in May.