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t A ee sneer hob a ' Bac fach Oth | Bad For ' yeston and Lizebetl | i sg a dram foature.s | Pe | "CharLton ' Scott. This ' 5 ' ; August A ot n Cotten and keer 'Tent - Josep: i Steel Trap © ' ineresa Wright. 1 i ' 1 I PIQUETIE. AND PAYETTE GRADUATE FROM JUNIOR RADESMAN PROGRAM (sont. ioHudson; Supervisor of Trades and Treining .for the Kimberly-Clark Corporation, H.'» Laundy, Persorinel' Superintendent, J, GC, Wig, Plant Engineer, the Junior Tradesmen Acvisory Committee, Presidents of the Local Unions, and nany others, the heac table guests were D.C.Porter, D, Boudreau, GcH.Yurke, JoA, Foley, and the gradustes Lov Duquette and Reg Payette, Ted Drown, Vice-President of Local 665, Interrational Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Peper Mill Workers, was master of ceremonies for the occasion, Ted called upon Don Boudreau, Electrician Foreman, for the opening remarks. don congratulated the craduates and urged them to.continue to iearn in their respective trades, G,HeBurke o* C.H,Burke: Jewellers of Fort Arthur, was introduced by Ted Brown. My. Burke gave the Graduation Address. ie, Burke, for a moment referred to the amazing progress made at Terrace Bay, Mr, Surke remembered well when it was known as Black Siding. Each visit here impressed Mr, Burke and he was pleased that this progress was carried to the employees as indicated tonight by the progress of these two men to fradesman status. Me, Burke served his apprenticeship as a watchmaker and he realized the value of apprenticeship programs, Mr, Burke con- ~ graculated the graduates on their success, congratulated all those who were responsible or had anything to do with this course, He concluded on this note "Skilled Hands, agile (cont. on next col,) Page 3 DUQUETTE AND PAYETEE GRADUATE FROM JUNIOR TRADES!:AN PROGRAM (cont. a brain are still man's most valuable assets,!! _ Mr, J.A. Foley, Head of Maintenance & Construction Div., of Staff Engineering, Kimberly-Clark Corp., then presented the 'graduates with their handbooks and Cei-tifi- 'cates of Graduation, The handbocks Mr, Foley pointed out, were personal gifts from Jim Whelan, Ghief Engincer. of Kimberly Clark, Mr, Foley said that the handbooks may in some cases show a different way of doing' things thaa had been taught. Mr. Foley advised'the graduates that when they do any jobs to ask themselves "What is the Better Way", For we all must progress in our voation and do things the: better ways Mr. Foley then congratulated the graduates, Lou Duguette on behalf of Reg Payette and himself expressed their appreciation to the LongLac Pulp and Paper Company and the Kimberly Clark Yorporation, for making this course possible, 'Appreciation was expressed to J. C. Wig, the Advisory Committee, Ken Hutchinson, all the Superviscr: and their respective foreman, Howard Solly, and Cal Harvey. Lou in conelusion assured the group the Reg Payette and himself will do their best to live up to the standard of graduates of the Junior Trades Program, o~0-0 IN APPRECIATION With regard to the wtimely passing away of my late husband, Mike Kosco, I wish to express my deepest gratixude to all those who assisted me and my son in making arrangements for the funeral, I wish to extend my special appreciation to the LongLac Pulp and Paper Co, Ltd, administration for their understanding and their full cooperation in every res- pect. I am also much obliged to all my neighbours and friends for their sympathy and their good-hearted helpfulness during my great distress, Mrs. Helen Kosco. 0-0-0 FOR SALE Chevrolet car, reasonable price, Phone 385, 0-0-0 v