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TERRACE Bay NEws Authorized as/2nd Class mail, Post Office Department, Otta , Circulation | & Schreiber Terrace Bay , PRE-SUPERVISORY TRAINEES HONOURED ON GRADUATIO eS On June 8, 1960 at Hotel Terrace a gradua~ : tion dinner was held for twelve candidates who have successfully completed the three year Pre Supervisory Training sponsored. by Kimberly- Clark' Pulp and Paper Co... This. was, the. second Pre-Supervisory program conducted by Kimberly- Clark at Terrace Bay. Many of those who graduated with the first group 'are now fore- / men at the Terrace Bay mill. ' their wives and guests. . Canada Ltd,,.Toronto, Ontario. The dinner was attended by the graduates, Guest speaker at the dinner was.W. F, Cook, Vice-President, industrial Relations, Kimberly-Clark of Mr. Cook also , presented the candidates with their gradua- ' tion certificates. The successful candidates were: Roger Cis; _ Beaulieu, Peter Diduch, Harold Hall, Bernard W. Hayes, Jack R, Lang, W, Reginald Payette, . Bruce G, Reid, Neil J. Ross, Ernie L. Schock, _ James R, Smith, Kussell D, Stevens and Verl : T, J. Thompson, Following presentation of certificates to , the group, Harold Hall, on behalf of the graduates, delivered a very appropriate ' responses . A FAREWELL TO HONOUR DR. LAVENDER ~~ On Sunday, June 19th, immediately following ; the Church service, from 12 to 1.30 approx- _ imately, a farewell will be held to honour ' the Lavenders. All friends from Terrace Bay, Schreiber ' and surrounding district will be most welcome : to attend, Light refreshments will be served, the .band will be in attendance and a presentation will be made to Dr. Lavender.on oehalf of his many friends, Weather permitting, the gathering will be held on the Church grounds, otherwise, in the _ Church basement, JA. FERRIER TAKING COURSE. IN INDIANA John Ferrier of Terrace Bay, Plant _ 2ngineer for Kimberly-Clark Pulp and Paper G0e, is enrolled in Indiana University's ainth summer Executive Development Program now in progress on the Bloomington campus. Beginning June 6th and continuing through June 24th, the three-week course is designed to meet the managerial needs of business and similar enterprises in a changing, dynamic _ society. . second-year classes, The program is divided into first and Mr. Ferrier is a first- _ year participant in the Indiana program, = eae ' COMETS STILL BATTLING ae the Lakehead Senior Baseball games during the past week, Comets have failed to chalk up.a win, They travelled to the VOL. 3, NO. 24 We s June 16, 1960 Lakehead over the week-end and played a double header against the Red Sox. Kolody was up against Dickson for the first game, allowed eight hits and had the game well under control, but an error on his part allowed two men on to come in with runs, He overthrew to second base:on what could have been an easy double play. Mowatt took 'the mound for the second game against Wilkinson | who allowed only four hits but he is having trouble in that his own team is not support- ing him with hits. The Comets are still very weak at bat. Scores were: first game 6-2; second game 4-1, Last Thursday the Comets met Red Rock, Due to bickering, arguements and fights, the game went to 'the top of the eighth at which 'time the Comets had tied the score, The umpire called the game because of darkness | thus reverting the standing to the seventh inning which gave Red Rock a 2-l win, On protest the final outcome will be that, on Wednesday, when Red Rock again meet the Comets, last Thursday's game will be contin- ued for one and a half innings. If tied, there will be another game. scheduled. | | | ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE BRIGADE ANNUAL INSPECTION THIS THURSDAY The annual inspection of the St. John's Ambulance Brigade in Schreiber will be held on Thursday evening, June 16th, at 8 P.M., in St. John's Anglican Church Hall, The inspection party from Toronto will be Deputy Commissioner, Brigadier Eric Snow 0.B.E., C.D., and Provincial Nursing Officer; Miss 'C. S. Murray, R.N. It is also expected that several area officers from the Lakehead will be present, This is open to the public there will be first aid and home nursing demonstrations following the drill inspec- tion + Miss Murray has requested she would like to meet as many of the registered nurses in the district as possible, WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTORS! COURSES TO BE HELD The first area Swimming and Water Safety Leaders! Course will be held at Red Rock on Wednesday, June 22 to Saturday, June 25. The Course is sponsored by the Water Safety' Service of the Canadian Red Cross Society, Ontario Division, in cooperation with the Red Rock Recreation Committee, the Marathon Recreation Committee, the Society of Directors of Municipal Recreation in Ontario (N.W.0, Zone) and the Community Programmes Branch of the Ontario Department of Education, A Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety Instructors! Course will also be held on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, June 27, 28, 29, 30, using. the Y.M.C.A,. Pool. and the Fort William Red Cross Centre. Further information may be obtained from the Recreation Director,