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SRGIERE i { ' i --------a & Schreiber __ TERRACE Bay NEws a Cd ee eee ee at Terrace Bay me KIMBERLY-CLARK PULP..AND PAPER CO. AND LOCAL MILL UNIONS SIGN LABOUR AGREEMENT FOR 1960-61 ~~ On May 2h, "T9560 contract negotiations between Lodal 665, Pulp & Sulphite Union, Local 1861, Electrical Workers and the Kimberly-Clark Pulp and Paper Co., were con- cluded in Terrace Bay, Ontario, Following are the main items of the Agreement between the Company and the Unions: Wage Increase May 1/60 Nov.1/60 Hourly $1.78-$2,00 incr, by. sll¢ ~4¢ t $2.0rsr7e | ne ee OBE ey O2_10 fod i" if ~13¢ .6¢ An increased contribution of .«45¢ per month, per employee, by the Company for welfare plans in effect, One additional paid statutory holiday, Three days funeral leave granted when death occurs to a member of an employee's inmediate family. Negotiations took place on May 26th and 27th. The following Management representa- tives were present: Mill Manager, R. G, Shirriff, J.D. Kelty, J.A. Ferrier, J. Wade, T, Olsen, J.M. Thomas, J. Chapman and J. Beddard, Representatives Pulp & Sulphite Local 665, International Representatives, H. Bell and E. Ryan. . Local President, A. Valiquette, P. Roman..uk, E, Persson, R. Cotten; Kepresentatives, Electrical Workers, International Representative, W. Ladyman, for. Local 1861, J. Ruzyski and R. Harris. Lee amen eee COUNCIL QUOTES ~~ Taxi Proprietor, Mr. A. tetians, was given a hearing Wednesday afternoon by Reeve Ferrier, Councillors Heenan and Bouchard, Secretary-Treasurer Strutt and Assistant Hanly at the regular meeting of Council in the | Town Office. The taxi situation in Terrace Bay was reviewed. with 'a partial solution on a home office arrived at for the summer months, Another review will follow up the situation before Winter, Building permits for the past month total- led $26,350, .A letter from Canadian Geogra- phical advised: on names for newly created streets and an application for summer work on town work was received. Progress on-budget work was reported on by Mr.Ferrier. Inquiry by Mrs.Bouchard into replacement of street lights elicited the reply that these are being installed at the rate of three or. four a year. A further query by Mrs. Bouchard on the arrival of the sweeper attachment brought Mr.Ferrier's reply that it was expected very soon and that the present manual sweeping was being done® to prevent catch basins from plugging. Fire Chief Maitland's model of a training tower was presented to Council with explana- tions on erection and cost, Permission was granted to proceed with the building. Appro- mee ee neem ee eee Vols 3, No, 22 - the 0-0 game against Red Rock, at-meeting a--ten man team. * Thurs. Wog June 2, 1960 to attend the training course in, Gravenhurst this summer was given, TERRACE BAY. SPLIT DOUBLE HEADER ON SUNDAY The. Terrace Bay Comets are just holding their own in the Lakehead Senior Baseball League. In five starts they have won two, lost two and came through last Thursday at Terrace Bay with an exciting tie 0-0 against Red Rock Paper Kings. The trip to the Lake- head last Sunday netted them a, win against Westfort. but the: second game of the double header, although a loss, had plenty of sus- pense. Comets lost to arguments on umpire decisions, Kolody, Hanly, Pytyck and Manager, J, Thomas, all finding themselves spectators. Kolody is fast coming up as a big name in the league. His timé@ on the mound have been His games and he has been. holding up his end in the hitting department having two 2-base hits. Wilkinson was big man on the mound for He was hurl- ing against LaSarge and allowed only four hits with three walks. He came out at the end of the 9th in favour of Kolody, who loaded the bases, sweated through two strike outs, and had full count against the last man up before he retired him. LaSarge hurled faultless ball up to the ?th inning only to have a second baseman make an error to put the first man on. At Westfort Sunday in the double header, the first game became a win 4-2 but it wasn! until a 7th inning rally that the Comets cam through. They trailed 2-0 until that time. Kolody and Pytyck were the Terrace Bay battery with Ward and Taylor being the hitters with two each, In the second round Comets with Taylor, Wilkinson and Kolody going to the mound with Hanly, Pytyck and Stachiw all taking a spell at receiving started off well enough with a quick two run first inning. Westfort got - one in the second, again in the fourth and brought the winning run in in the seventh, Comets at least will keep their fingers crossed that there will not be another time LAKEHEAD .SENIOR BASEBALL LEAGUE TERRACE BAY COMETS SCHEDULE P.M, Sunday, June 5 Westfort at T.Bay 2 games 1.30 T.Bay at Red Rock 1 game 6,00 Sunday, .° " 12 TsBay at Red Sox 2 games Wed. "-15 Red R, at T.Bay 1 game 6,00 Sunday "19 Red Sox at T.Bay 2 games 1.30 Sunday' " 26 T.Bay at East Ends 2 games East Ends at T.Bay 2 games 1.3 ' 7 T.Bay at Red Rock 1 game 6,00 Sunday " 10 T.Bay at Colonels 2 games Sunday " 17 Colonels at T,Bay 2 games 1.30 Sunday " 24 Red Rock at T.Bay 2 games 1,30 * Sunday " 31 T,Bay at Red Rock 2 games 1.30 *RED ROCK WILL PLAY THEIR HOME GAMES AGAINST ; val for one regular and one volunteer fireman | TERRACE BAY AT TERRACE BAY. \ Rg oredr tee tenner nrentcinenmneet incre Snes et el AR Safe me J