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Voalw 2 Noy 25 LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BaY WELCOME TO TERRACE B&Y Reeently, 4 press release from Birmingham, Alabama, re- ferred to an agreement which had been reached between the Coosa River Newsprint Company and the Kimberly-Clark Corp, of Neenah, Wisconsin, re- garding a new $30 million dollar pulp and paper mill to be built at CHILDERSBURG, Alabama, Plans eall for a mill with a rated daily capacity of 350 tons of newsprint and 250 tons ef bleached sulphate pulp. In making the announeement, Edward L, Norton, president of Coosa River Newsprint Company, indieated that full operating responsibility would be assumed by Kimberly- Clark Corp, and would include all factors of design and construction ef the new mill and its subsequent operation, including both production and sales. Toeday, Mr. Norton will arrive at Terrace Bay for a brief visit, accompanied by Birmingham, Alabama business associates including Donald Comer, President of Avondale Mills; Licut-General John C, Persons, President of the First National Bank and Walter Bouldin, Barrister. In the party also is Fleming Newbold, President of the Washington Evening Star. Kimberly-Clark Corporation officials with the group are: Cola G, Parker, President; Ernst Mahler, Executive Vice-President; C. H. Sage, Vice-President and Arthur Wakeman, Asst. General Manager in charge of Kimberly- Clark expansion. The entire group has just completed a visit te Kapuskasing, Ontario, where Spruce Falls 'Power and Paper Co. Ltd. and Kimberly-Clark. Corp. of Canada: Ltd.. are located. We sincerely welcome these businessmen to Terrace Bay and trust that their brief sojourn with us will be both pleasant and profitable, . a-O-- FRASER-BRACE WINS FIRST GAME AGAINST HYDRO 4A fighting FrasereBrace team edged FOR TERRACE BAY CHAMPIONSHIP (by George Reid) out a 7-6 win over the Hydro Kilo- . watts Monday night at the Hydro field, ~4n the first game of a best of three series for the Terrace Bay Softball Champion- ship. It was a hard fought game all the way - both teams taking the lead during the game with the F-B boys finally nosing ahead in the last inning: to cop the game by the slender margin of one run, Both pitchers, Davis by name, pitched very good ball: allowing only one walk each with Fraser-Brace nicking "Red" for eleven blows while George held the Kilo- watts down to nine. Koch was'the leading Hydro hitter getting two singlets and a homer for his August 27, 1947 four trips while Moisan led the winners with three singlets for four. McDonald of F+B took fielding honors pulling down three well hit balls which certainly would have changed the game had he not speared them. The next game will be played at Terrace Bay, Wednesday night at 63:45 pem. and the boyS are all hoping to see a good crowd. FRLSER-BRACE f : HYDRO KILOWATTS Moisan ist. Stephan CF : Mollenhaur ist Getz 2nd McDonald 'RF Imerie 2nd Cameron,D SS beavis' + F Johnston ss LeBlane LF Reid Cc: Gauthier © *!° 3rd* Cameron,P 3rd ' - Koch LF Cummings Katick '» Davis MeFarland CF RF re G