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' . f { | | { | i { ERRACE Circulation = Terrace Bay 461.2; & Schreiber LOCAL tUNITED APPEAL? TO DE _L.UNGRa" NOV. 26TH On November 26th or shortly thereafter, every Kimberly-Clark employée on the Terrace Bay payroll will be given the opportunity to join the Kimberly-Clark Employees! Charity Fund (KC-ECF), The establishment of this . fund will put an end to "the multitude of can- vasses for' charitable organizations that we . usually have to contend with, In the future the yearly KC-ECF. drive will be the only mill-wide drive for a Charitable Organiza- -- tion. Collections for individuals, however, will not be included in the Fund, ; Next week's 'News' will carry messages from Mill Manager Bob Shirriff, Union Presi- dents: Pete Romaniuk and Phil Stuart and from bill Baillie, Chairman of the Kimberly-Clark Employees! Charity Fund, They will be urging you to support what is, in effect, Terrace Bay's United Appeal', Remember, every dollar we coritribute will be an investment in the welfare of someone less fortunate than we are, = Think it. over = count your blessings - plan on 'signing-up!, - : ED.NOTE - On page 7 of this issue will be! found.a report prepared by the KC-ECF direct- orate, listing organizations contacted--°' the reactions of said Organizations to the proposed "United Appeal! and the percentage to be allotted each group from funds collect~ ed in 1960, : KEMEMBRANCE DAY OBSERVED IN. TERRACE RAY "Although not nearly enough Canadians ob- - serve Remembrance Day, it is nevertheless a holy and hopeful sign that a great country like. ours. should cherish the memory of. her brave sons who poured out for her the last: full measure of devotion, This would prove that Canada's hopes and aspirations rest on solid grounds. Reverence for the heroic dead , is one of the strongest stones in the' founda- tion of any country, Respect for our fallen ' warriors breeds determination. in living to _ keep up the ideals they died to maintain," _ this, in part, was the theme of the Remem- brance Day address by the Very Rev,Dean E.A, Sallagher of St,Martin's.Roman Catholic Church at the Terrace Bay. Cenotaph last Wednesday morning, Gathering to observe the Two Minutes Silencq_ at the Cenotaph were members of "D" Company L.S.S.R. under Capt.J.Jeanneret, local Veter-~ , ans, Scouts, Cubs, Guides and Brownies, - school children and a good turnout of adults, ' considering the blustery weather, Cpening the service with a prayer and the , Singing of 10 Canada!, the Very Rev.Dean . Sallagher addressed the throng and. the many i wreaths were laid at the foot of .tha Cenotaph, . Representing the Town Council Reeve John "errier placed his wreath; Mr, Thor Olsen < : followed with the Kiwanis wreath; Mr, Ralph : Lindberg placed one for L.& L, Food Market; \imberly-Clark Corporation had Mr.Fred Soughto '.present their wreath: Mrs,Lorue O'Neil, on. NEws November 19, 1959 DAY. te ee meer No .45 46 behalf of the Women of.the Moose, was next; Mrs. Jack Todd placed a wreath for the Catho- lic Women's League and Captain John Jepnneret presented the Province of Ontario wreath, The Last Post at eleven o'clock and Re~ veille was sounded by, Bugler Mr.W.Colborne and the service came .to a,close with the singing of 'God Save .the Queent, ~ CANADIAN. LEGION BRANCH 109 ANNUAL BANQUET The Canadian Legion Branch 109 held .their Annual Banquet on November llth in the Town Hall. Gino Caccamo was master of ceremonies and special guests were: J, Gillespie, Zone Commander from Fort William and Mrs, Beatrice Taylor, Past President and Honorary President | -of the Schreiber Legion Auxiliary who resides in Fort William; Rev, Father Cano said Grace, ° the Toast to the Queen was given by Len Hiller Toast to the Fallen by F. Ginn and reports were given by D, Gunter, President, and F, Ginn, ; A Past President's pin was presented to W, Paradis by Mr. Gillespie and Mrs, B, McCuaig was presented with her Past President pin by Mrs. B, Taylors |. The President of the Auxiliary, Mrs. B, Paradis, spoke briefly and Mrs, Bern Whent gave her report from the Ways and Means Comm- ittee and also presented a cheque to the Legion, é A brief but. inspiring talk on Remembrance Day was given by Mr, Gillespie, Members gave a vote of thanks to the Women's Auxiliary of St, Andrew's United Church who catered to the banquet, NEW_RECORD FOR CANADA SAVINGS. BOND SALES Kimberly-Clark. employees in Terrace Bay have demonstrated their faith in Canada and their desire. to save for the future by buying more bonds than ever before' - a record : $110,900. worth. This is-an increase of $5000, over last year's total. The number of buyers increased from 269 last year to 294 this year, This figure rep- resents approximately 50% of our payroll. Economists 'tell us that the sale of Canada Savings Bonds acts as a curb on inflation, This being the case, the péople of Terrace Bay have certainly done their share - $110,000. is a lot of money in anybody's language. COUNCIL QUOTES Reeve Ferrier, three Councillors, Clerk- - Treasurer Strutt, and Assistant, W. Hanley were present at the Council Meeting held on November llth, The Council is negotiating for a new location for the Ontario Provincial Police force and heated garage facilities for the police cars. Fire Department and Police reports were received and dealt with. Correspondence included a letter from Geraldton asking support for .a resolution to be presented to Premier Frost regarding com- pletion of a 35 mile stretch of highway _.... Continued on. Page 7)