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1975 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 2I Clark retained the services of a ased firm of environmental consul- , opies of their environmental report lable for public inspection at the offices and public libraries of lac and Geraldton for review prior to c meetings. port outlines in detail what effect ands and mill expansion will have on n's wildlife, employment, population, air and water quality, etc. 11 expansion at Terrace Bay and supp- odlands in Longlac, Geraldton and Nak s represented the largest single cap- ect in Kimberly-Clark's history. t all its wood requirements, Kimberly 11 harvest an estimated 973,000 cords Additional timber limits have been > the company under Crown licence to combined area of I2,I86 square miles ttock noted that the biggest impact elt in Terrace Bay because of the in- ill capacity and in Nakina, which me the main base for cutting in the new timber leases in the north. How glac and Geraldton will also benefit bly from the enlarged mill and wood- rations. To accommodate in part the increase in the company's work force, Kimberly-Clark will spe- nd $6 million on housing facilities in Long- lac, Nakina and Terrace Bay. In addition, it will also guarantee housing loans for employ- ees who wish to build their own homes in all communities. } FLOWERS OF HOPE CAMPAIGN MAY IITH TO I7TH Mrs. Rita Allen and Mrs. Georgette Cebrario have been named co-chairmen of the local Flow- ers of Hope Campaign, it was recently announc- ed by Art LeBlanc, President of the Schreiber- Terrace Bay Association for the Mentally Re- tarded. The Flowers of Hope Campaign will be held during National Week for the Mentally Retard- - ed, May IIth through I7th. In making the announcement, Mr. LeBlanc . pointed out that the Flowers of Hope program is a nation-wide attempt to focus public att- ention on the increasing progress and promise of Canada's 640,000 mentally retarded child- ren and adults. Although mental retardation is the greatest single chronic disability of our children to- day, significant strides are being made into the prevention and the amelioration of mental retardation. MANUFACTURED HOMES MODULAR & MOBILE BROUGHT TO YOU BY CARLSON MOBILE HOMES LTD. SOLD & SERVICED BY RAINBOW SPORTS SHOP 5 SAULT ROAD MANITOUWADGE, ONTARIO FOR MORE TO PHONE FERN AT 826-3826 HOMES THAT ARE BUILT FOR THE NORTH WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL INFORMATION FEEL FREE