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PAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS DECEMBER 14, 1977 The following are the receipts shown from the Arthritis Society campaign that was held September 18 - 24 in Rossport, Schreiber and Terrace Bay. Terrace Bay - $1,354.00; Schrei= ber - $801.90; Rossport - $103.50; Kimberly- Clark - $100.00; Ladies Auxiliary, Branch 223 - $200.00. Total Receipts: $2,559.40. Thank you to the three Campaign Canvassers who were: Mrs. Dorothy Rummery - Schreiber, Mr. R. Kenney - Rossport, and Mrs. C. Haas - Terrace Bay. The pamphlets on arthritis can be picked up at the hospital to keep you up to dat on what is happening. Also every two weeks, at Birch- wood home, you can receive physiotherapy at no charge to the community or to the hospital from a physiotherapist who comes down from St. Jos eph's Hospital in Thunder Bay. Come on out and see if it helps - remember it costs you nothing The Board of Governors of the McCausland Hospital gratefully acknowledge the following contributions to the building fund: In Memoriam $47.00 : Personal donation $100.00 Bottle drive by Schreiber group $47.00 (Dennis Neylon, Russ Macadam, Alex Furyk, Helen Darcy) Interest on term deposit - Bank of Montreal $203.43 - Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce - $431.50 Kimberly Clark's 40% pledge on every don- ated dollar $5,735.05 The bank balance as of December 6/77 was $327,042.66. Memberships in the McCausland Hospital Cor-. poration are now being accepted for the year 1978. Yearly memberships are $5.00 per person. Life Memberships $100.00 per person. These can be mailed or taken to the office of the Admin- istrator, Birchwood, Terrace, Terrace Bay. UKRANIAN CHRISTMAS AT THE MOOSE HALL, JANUARY 7TH, 1978 DINNER AND DANCE MUSIC: HARMONY AIRES, THUNDER BAY (same band as last year) $20.00 per couple Tickets available from Bill Kurylo in Terrace Bay and W. Kushnieryk in Schreiber ONLY A FEW TICKETS LEFT - ACT NOW All proceeds to go to the McCaus land Hospital. I would like to take this opportunity, to thank my Brothers and Sister in the United Paperworkers International Union Local 665, who gave me their support in the recent Union elections. It is not possible for me to offer you any promises, with the exception of one, that I will perform the duties of my office, to the best of my ability. To the other two new members, who have joined the Executive of this Local, Brothers George Dashkewytch and Ted Kostiuk, I welcome you to the Local Executive, and look forward to working with you in this Locals endeavours of 1978. ; : As we are all probably aware, the upcoming year, is a negotiation year. There are two unpleasant factors, that will probably plague us all, our infamous friends, the Anti-Infla- tion Board and a more recent development, a substantial decrease in the price of a ton of pulp. Hopefully, both of these aforementioned items, will no longer exist by the time this Local and Kimberly-Clark meet at the bargaining table, to formulate a new collective agree- ment. In conclusion, I wish to extend to my brothers and sisters in Local 665 and Local 1861, and to the Management and staff of Kim- berly-Clark, a Merry Christmas and a Happy and prosperous New Year. (signed) George M. Churney President Local 665 United Paperworkers International Union oO of this Holy To wish you the Season. : Sincere STUART 3 oh gratitude. IRENE 5 KERNAHAN LINDA } TRAVEL LORNE THE STAFF SERVICE THUNDER BAY STELLA