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Page 12 KIMBERLY-CLARK ANNOUNCES NEW MILL Kimberly-Clark Corporation has announced it will build a new pulp, paper and paper products Mill at Beech Island, South Carolina. The new plant will include modern high speed tissue manufacturing and converting facilities for the production of Kimberly-Clark's line of branded consumer tissue products. A kraft pulp mill with a probable capacity of 500 tons per day also will be installed. Installation of machines for production of news= print and printing and business papers at the site is under consideration. GOLF NEWS Members are again reminded to submit at least five cards in order to establish a handicap for the men's "Warm-Up" tournament which will be held on June 25th. The club-house washrooms were completed early this week. A big thanks to Ned West, Bill Pytyck and Scotty Hamilton who spent considerable time making the installations. With golf in full swing the club house work party has dwindled to Jack Phillips, Dave Desrosier, Thor Olsen and a couple more. These men deserve a lot of credit. Fortunately there are only a few hour's work left. The ladies have taken on the job of painting the washrooms. The ladies' club, formed this year, is this week. Membership has reached 240 and should climb to 260. A very successful year is in the making. At least 190 of our members are residents of Terrace Bay and there are a fair number of non-members who pay green fees which means that over 200 local people use the course for fun, relaxation and exer- cise--roughly | 0% of our total population and ap- proximately 15% of our adult population. In ad- dition to the above are the many tourists who play during the summer months and marvel that such a small town has a beautiful golf course. These are some of the things that make the course of value to a community. Junior participation this year exceeds that anti- cipated. These youngsters are quite determined to master the game and are deriving immeasurable en- joyment. The Aguasabon golf course stands as a monument to what can be accomplished by a community with unafraid, determined and dedicated people. For my money the Course is a tremendous value to our beautiful town and one of its greatest assets. Lib eral Leader Andrew Thompson and his party met informally with the Schreiber executive and other party members at a social evening in the home of Mr.and Mrs.Harvey Carmichael on Friday. Mem= bers from Terrace Bay and Rossport also attended the gathering. Bert Styffe of Port Arthur and Dan Cosgrove and Jack McGaw accompanied him. THE quite active, h aving their second mixed tournament NEWS June 16, 1966 ROSSPORT NEWS Holidaying with Mr.and Mrs.Peter Testori are Mr .and Mrs. Tony Minoletti of Port Arthur and Jas. Zani of Fort William. Mr.and Mrs.Harry Nash of International Falls, Minn., accompanied by Mrs.E.R.Nightingale of Champaign, II|., are on an annual fishing trip and renewing acquaintances. Mr.and Mrs .B.Whitty of Akron, Ohio are here on vacation. Mr.and Mrs.W.West from White Bear Lake, Minn. are here on a fishing trip. Mr.and Mrs.C .Zimmerman and family of Dayton, Ohio are vacationing here. Messrs .B.Spotswood and N.McLeod of Vancouver B.C., were visitors here the past week. D .Shepherd of Edmonton, Alta., motored here Wednesday on holiday. Mr.and Mrs.G .P.Johnson and family of Knox, Indiana and Mr.and Mrs.M.Duke of Gary, Indiana are camping here. Eugene Legault and son Peter, accompanied by Mrs.Alice McGregor, visited Mrs.Legault and Mrs. Sully at Port Arthur General Hospital over the week end. Mr.and Mrs.Dave Mushqush were at the Lakehead on business Saturday. T.F .Seppala was a business visitor at Beardmore on Sunday. Eugene Gerow has returned from Geraldton. The members of St.Berchman's Altar Society sponsored a penny auction with a strawberry short- cake dessert on Sunday evening in the Rossport Community Hall. Mrs.Herb Legault convened the successful event. MALCOLM MOLINSKI BURIED IN ROSSPORT Funeral services for Malcolm Molinski 39, of, Rossport who died in a traffic arcident near Hamilton were held Wednesday morning in St. Berchman's Ro- man Catholic Church at Ross- port with Father Cano celebrat- ing the funeral mass, Interment was in the family plot of the Roman Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers were Pat Auger, Lester Legault, Cyril Brassard, wadge and Lorne of Rossport. From out of town attending the funeral were. Mrs. Annie. Molinski of Winnipeg; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Molinski and chil- dren Cynthia and John of Mani- touwadge; Mrs. Mary Schack, Mrs. M. Cebrario, Edgar Ray and Mike Kornicki, Schreiber; Harry Tymko of Gurney; Mr. and Mrs, G. Pearen of Terrace Bay, Harvey Desbiens of Man- Albert Rouble, Stanley Zwar- itouwadge. esch and Paul Huminicki. The rosary was recited Tues- Surviving are his parents Mr. day evening led by Father Cano. and Mrs, William Molinski and brothers Robert of Manitou- Members of St. Berchman's Al- tar Society attended. LEGION LADIES PLAN FOR FIELD DAY At th eir June meeting the Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion, Br.109, appointed convenors for their Annual Field Day:- Mrs.Frank MacDonald, Mrs.Lorraine Huard, Mrs.A.C .Rigelsford, Mrs .Edith Ibey, Mrs.Bill Paradis, Mrs.Jack Winters, Mrs. Lloyd Small, Mrs.Dorothy Hewson and Mrs .Ivan Johnson. Mrs. Bruce: Lidkea reported that $281 was realized in the Red Shield campaign. The Legion plan a party for June 30 with guests from Terrace Bay Legion and its Auxiliary. Mrs.David Gunter, who presided, reported on the meeting she and Mrs.J.Winters attended in Atikokan