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Le Ae Sc ee nme tt tly mete snes [0 nee ene cor amee-1.-Saeee amet we Page 8 "MANAGEMENT AND UNION ENDORSE KC-ECp DRIVE "Kimberly-Clark Pulp and Paper Company is happy to see the formation of an organization that promises to give more equitable treat- ment to the various charitable and service agencies. Most of us as individuals want to support these agencies, consistant with their needs and our ability to contribute, Too many times in the past their appeals have caught us | at a bad time, and we had to cut our contri-- bution, The plan worked out by this organization enables each of us to contribute to the extent we feel we can afford, and to do so ina rela- tively painless way through payroll deduction, It further assures us that each organization will receive its just proportion of what-we contribute, The Company pledges its support and contin- ued co-operation with this venture! , Rk. G. Shirriff, Mill Manager, TO MY FELLOW WORKERS For a_number of years past we have been plagued by the increasing number of requests for Charitable donations, both in the Mill and at_the doors of our homes, True, they / were all legitimate and deserving, but, un- fortunately, there were times when we were -- : Caught with little or no ready cash on hand, | thus were not able to donate as much as we _ from the Hotel and Hospital Staff and one | from the Electrical Union, ' the name "KIMBERLY-CLARK-EMPLOYEES ! CHARITY ' FUND" was chosen; also officers were elected , to draft up a set of By-laws which then had _to be adopted by the rest of the directors, , These By-laws were then sent away for Govern- /ment approval which has been received so now we can issue receipts for all money donated _which will be deductible from Income Tax, 'would like to have, With this in mind a committee was set up in the early part of this past summer to investigate what other Mills were doing. and also to contact Management regarding the setting up of a United Drive, whereby every employee would have the opportunity to give a regular set amount through payroll deduc- tion. Management were very much in favour of this system and, since then, have given their full co-operation, The first 'organizational meeting was held on June Ist, 1959, with six members from Local 665, one from the Office Staff, one At this meeting for the coming year, A committee was formed We then had to work out a tentative list | 28 to how we should divide the money received 'along with approximate percentage to go to 2ach organization, I have tried to give you a very brief outline of how KC-ECF came into being and of the ground work already completed, Now comes the important part and that is where You and zy as employees of Kimberly-Clark Pulp and Paper /Sompany have the opportunity of giving the i' Jnited way by signing the payroll deduction 'cards which will be out around November 26th, '1959, 'yer month, January through October, The minimum donation is to be one dollar There 'till be no deductions for November or Decen- ¥. at yer. I may mention here that several Mills wwho already have this system of Charity giving vere contacted by the board and we found that 'some ask for one hour's pay per month. TERRACE BAY NEWS Tt eee Re ee Trusting this appeal will be very success- ful and thus minimize the charity drives to one per year. Respectfully submitted, {Signed) W.T, Baillie, | Chairman, "I am appealing to you to support the KC- ECF, This method of payroll deduction will eliminate door-to-door and Mill canvassing for funds, Your committee is presenting to you a proposed budget which will take care of the different charities, and I believe will be a fair way of distributing the monies taken in, So, when you are approached by the can- vasser, sign up and you will be helping | someone less fortunate that you. (Signed) Peter Romaniuk President, Local 665, P,.S.P.M.W. SNOW REMOVAL Section 43 (9) HTA reads as follows: No. person: shall park or leave standing any vehicle whether attended or unattended upon & highway in such a manner as to interfere with the movement of other traffic or the clearing of snow from the Highway, Section 43(10) HTA A Constable upon discovery of any vehicle parked or left-in contravention of subsectio 9 may cause it to be moved or taken to or stored in a suitable place and all costs and charges for removing, care and storage there of, if any shall be a lien upon the vehicle which may be enforced in the manner provided by section 48 of the Mechanics Lien Act. a The above sections have replaced that part of By-Law 518 dealing with the removal of "snow in the Townsite of Terrace Bay and is in effect anytime of the day or night, Ontario Provincial Police NOTE RE PLOWING DRIVEWAYS BY COMPANY In order to cut down on paper work en- countered in requests to have driveways plowed in Terrace Bay, all residents please take note of system to be followed in future: Requests for plowing will not be taken by telephone. Instead, forms are available at the Guard Station which, when properly com- pleted, may be mailed or handed to the Office Cashier, together with one dollar to cover the regular Company charge, Residents are encouraged to get their requests in before 9:50 A.iil, of the day they wish their driveways plowed. (although this does not guarantee the job will be done the same day). Snow Plow Operators have been advised they are to plow only those driveways they have slips for, LUNs ULLMAN gH aaa CHe EAT TTT eeda ede eee PTTL Decl CLO OAL TEL Ad ti CHRISTMAS BAZAAR COMMUNITY CHURCH - SATURDAY, NOV. 28TH. 2.30 - 5,30 P.M. Novelty & Doll Tables - Home Baking - Knitting and Aprons FOR THE CHILDREN Cookie Tree AND Christmas Tree TEA TICKETS .35¢ TTT THERA aeeO TTT Te