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VOL 11, NO. 40 (nae Let us pause to count our blessings CANADA SAVINGS BONDS - 1968 The 1968 Canada Savings Bonds will go on sale at the mill on October 17, 1968. All regular Kimberly- Clark employees will be contacted and offered the opportunity to purchase bonds through the payroll savings plan. The '68 series will yield interest at an average of 6.75% per year when held to maturity plus the com- pound interest feature which means buyers can receive $250 for each $100 of bonds purchased! ! ! Last year nearly 60% of Kimberly-Clark employees (Cont'd on page 4) anaes 5 lateness etnies tiny KIMBERLY-CLARK ANNOUNCEMENT The election of Lloyd Hemsworth as Vice-President and Director of Industrial Relations for Kimberly- Clark of Canada Limited was announced by G.L. Carruthers, President . Mr. Hemsworth continues as Director of Industrial Relations for Kimberly-Clark Pulp and Paper Limited and Spruce Falls Power and Paper Company Limited. A native of Listowel, Ontario, Mr. Hemsworth is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario and | holds a certificate in Industrial Relations from the University of Toronto. During World War 11, he commanded the 40th (Hamilton) Battery in the Mediterranean and North- Western European theaters . Before joining Kimberly-Clark in 1967, Mr. Hems- worth was Industrial Relations and Personnel Manager of a major Canadian industrial complex. He is past-President of the Montreal Personnel Association, and served as Chairman of the employee relations committee of the Canadian Camber of Com- merce. He was a member of the Canadian delegation to the first Duke of Edinburghs' Study Conference on Human Problems of Industrial Communities. He is a member of Industrial Relations Research Association, the Personnel Association of Toronto, tne Montreal United Services Institute and the Royal Canadian Military Institute . er en ee