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Vol .8, No.25 KIMBERLY-CLARK PULP AND PAPER COMPANY LIMITED UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP Qualified students who are bona-fide residents of Terrace Bay or who are dependents of Kimberly- Clark employees living outside of Terrace Bay are reminded that they may apply for the $2,000. scholarship awarded annually by the Company. To be considered a candidate for the scholarship, a student must have obtained an average of at least 73% in the Grade 13 examinations conducted by the Department of Education of Ontario. Applica- tions in writing must be made to the Mill Manager within one week of the publication of the results of these examinations. For full details contact the Industrial Relations Department at the Mill. FACTS ON ECONOMIC SYSTEM FOR STUDENTS (from Canadian Chamber of Comm .News Letter) oo IS MOVING towards one of the highest rates of labour force expansion in its entire history. Thousands of young people are entering the work force for the first time. In fact, the number of people in the 20-24 age group in the labour force is expected to increase by 33% from 1965 to 1970, and by 57% over the decade as a whole. These young people will be tomorrow's leaders. They should have a good grasp of Canada's business system and how it works. The first annual review of the Econom- ic Council of Canada has -made it clear that competitive enterprise and individual initiative have a tremendous role to play in achieving desirable goals for the future. The Report's introduction speaks of achieving these goals in a free and predominantly private enterprise market economy. This places a new emphasis on the work of Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade in their contacts with youth. This is one reason why the Canadian Chamber, this year, is expanding its program to place booklets on Canadian opportunity and our economic system in the hands of graduating high school students. The Terrace Bay Chamber of Commerce were one of the few Chambers in Northwestern Ontario to take part in distributing booklets and questionntir- es produced by the Canadian Chamber. Local president, N.Cornthwaite, last week ad- dressed students in Terrace Bay schools and gave each one copies of the booklets. WATER SAFETY - Have your children taught to swim as soon as they can understand instructions. It is sur- prising how early a child can learn this safety skill and how soon they can become water babies. The average person can learn to swim in a few lessons--why not have your whole family taught before your vacation? June 24, 1965 es Grand Chapter Officers were greeted by officers of Silver Birch Chapter No.264, Order of Eastern Star Friday evening at Hotel Terrace. Left to right - A.Farrow, Worthy Patron, Avery M.Day, Worthy Grand Patron, Mrs.Perle Kohl, Worthy Grand Mat- ron, Mrs.E.Beddard, Worthy Matronand Miss Barbara Haughn, Grand Rep.of Texas in Ontario. Photo by R.Cotton. GRAND OFFICERS VISIT TERRACE BAY CHAPTER Honoring the visit Friday evening of Mrs. Perle Kohl, Worthy Grand Matron and Mr.Avery Day, Worthy Grand Patron, a dinner was held in the Ter- race Bay Motor Hotel by Silver Birch Chapter No. 264, Order of the Eastern Star. Toastmaster was Worthy Patron A.Farrow, Mrs.L.Husser said Grace - followed by the toast to the Queen. Head table guests were introduced, The Toast to Grand Chapter was given by Mrs.H. Jartus and most ably replied to by Mrs.Perle Kohl, W.G.M. Mrs.1.Marsh, Past District Deputy Grand Matron, gave the toast 'to the visitors with the re- sponse by Mrs.Vera Kennedy, P.M. of Jewel Chap- ter No.180 of Kapuskasing. Following the dinner the regular monthly meeting of the Chapter was held in the Community Church Hall presided over by Worthy Matron E.Beddard and Worthy Patron A.Farrow. Minutes of the previous meeting were read by Acting Secretary D.Rummery P.M. and the Treasur- er's report by Mrs.A.Farrow, P.M. Mrs.H.Wallace P.M., gave the report of the Sick and Visiting Com- mittee for Schreiber and Mrs.Harris Haughn for Terrace Bay. A speedy recovery was wished for Mrs. A.Bailey, Secretary, who is at present confined to Terrace Bay Hospital . (Continued page 2)