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TERRACE BAY NEWS OI. 10 No. 50 (eRe: C4 A.M. A ded OWN fer ata eae ee Be eS CIVIC HOLIDAY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1967 BOXING DAY The Council of The Corporation of The Township of Terrace Bay at a meeting held on December 12th, © passed the following resolution: "Resolved that as Christmas falls on a Monday, that BOXING DAY, shall be observed on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26th, and such day shall be proclaimed as a Civic Holiday." In compliance with the aforesaid resolution, I, William Edward Cavanaugh, Reeve, do hereby proclaim BOXING DAY, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26th, 1967, as a CIVIC HOLIDAY. All persons are request ed to please take notice and govern themselves accord ingly. W.E. Cavanaugh: Reeve et tatters vin cn SAFETY SLOGAN WINNERS Winners of last week's safety slogan were Steve Fedorak, Vic. Thorpe, Bill Pytyck, Ray Stachiw and Lloyd Paulsen. Have you ever thought of what Christmas would be like in your home if injury were to remove you from the scene. The purpose of safety, the reason for safety rules is to prevent this from happening. Include safety in-your Christmas gift list and have a Merry Christmas. Remember this week's safety slogan:- "SAFETY 1S A CHRISTMAS GIFT THAT LIVES" Serving the District December 14, 196 J. FERRIER ON BOARD OF GOVERNORS CONFEDERATION COLLEGE John Ferrier has been asked to serve on the Board of Governors of the new Confederation College of Applied Arts and Technology which will be located at the Lakehead. This board is chaired by Dr. Char Charles M. Johnston of Port Arthur. The appoint- ment was made by Dr. Howard Kerr, Chairman of the Council of Régents. The Board of Regents functions under the Minister of Education. --_-----------------_ - VOYAGEURS ACKNOWLEDGE COURTESIES _--------------------------------------- The Mill Manager has received many thank you notes ranging from Halifax, Nova Scotia, to the Northwest Territories from Voyageurs who visited here last August enroute from Rocky Mountain House to Montreal. Sample packages of Kimberly-Clark products were sent to the homes of each of the Voyageurs; those who wrote back thanked the Mill Manager for the packages and also for the excell- ent treatment they received while in Terrace Bay . Vides peahececertteomestntinnss stp eurantniying eoaig te CHARITY FUND SEEKS NEW MEMBERS Ake oped oe At a recent meeting of the Board of Directors of the Kimberly-Clark Employees' Charity Fund, final disposition of 1967 funds was made. A donation of $63, representing unbudgeted funds remaining in the account, was forwarded to the recently organ- ized Marathon and District Association for Retarded Children, an association which directly benefits Terrace Bay citizens. Total funds collected in (Continued page 12)