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-"FERRACE Bay NEws Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post Office Depa irculation errace Bay Schreiber @HO EDUCATION, THE NEGLECTED WZAPON Recently participating in a meeting to lay the groundwork for a new campaign of persuasion in the field of education and training were education and training offi- cials of the provincial and federal govern- ments and representatives of national organ- izations, including the CMA, A co-operative program will be set into motion early this summer with the observance of Commonwealth Training Week, to be held simultaneously with other Commonwealth countries from May 29 to June 4, This special observance, suggested by the Duke of ddinburgh, will spotlight the urgent need for an upgrading of education, The activities have these objects in view: to make all Canadians more aware of the effects of technological changes on employment , urge the need for young people to stay in school and graduate, encourage those persons already in the labor grade to upgrade their skills and increase their knowledge, Time is running out! Education is one of the most potent weapons in the struggle for supremacy of the two great opposed forces in the world today, And there is abundant evidence that the free world is making less than adequate use of its intel- lectual resources, in marked contrast to countries of the opposite camp, In the ten years from 1948 to 1958, 2,300,000 students left Canada's public and private elementary and secondary schools. Over two million of these went no further, Of these two million, fully one half had not advanced beyond grade 10, and of that one half, 400,000 had no better than elemen- tary school education, These 2,300,000 partly-educated students entered a labor force which, in that same decade, felt the growing impact of techno- logical change requiring ever-higher levels of scientific knowledge and technical skill, It is scarcely to be wondered at that one of the end products of such a situation should be serious unemployment, Can we continue to squander our intellec- tual resources to this extent, in an envir- onment demanding ever greater discipline, and in competition with both friendly and unfriendly nations, who are dedicated to exploiting the full intellectual potential in their human resources? HD ,NOTE: The above extract is taken from "Industrial Canada" published by the Canadian Manufacturers! Association. SCHREIBER CHAMBER R&-ORGANIZES ,At a public meeting held in the Town Hall on February 21st, R.3.Spadoni was elected President of the re-organized Chamber of Commerce, Other officers elected are:- Vice-President, Don,Beno - Treasurer, D, D'Amours - Secretary, Mrs. P.Pegoraro - Board of Governors, Joe Commisso, Dr, J.M. _ Cornell, J,Halonen, W.Wainnikka, J,C,Nesbitt Vol.4, E,.G.Caccamo, E,Bourguignon, Annette Tuesday night's game when Superiors defeated grtnent, Ottawa No.9 March 2, 196 The group are in charge of the area from White River to Kaina. The next meeting will be held on Monday, March 6th, TWO GARAGES BROKEN INTO LAST SUNDAY. =F During the early hours' of Sates Feb. 26, two. break-ins occurred in Terrace Bay netting thieves a paltry $18.34 for their trouble, Mr, Butch Moore discovered Moore's Garage on Highway 17 broken into at $.30 Sunday morning when he found the plate. glass window in the front door smashed and the cash drawe looted of $18.34 in silver, Upon checking the building, jimmy marks were found on the rear door, the lock of which had failed.to yield under pressure, At 2 P.M, Sunday afternoon Mr, Rene Gaudet discovered the window on the south wall of the White Rose Service Station smashed, Theives failed to gain entry to the office, Although some articles were misplaced in the shop, nothing was missing. Anyone having information concerning these break-ins is requested to contact the Police Office, KIMRERLY-CLARK CQe ESTABLISHES PHONE POLICY' Kimberly-Clark Pulp & Paper Company has made the following information available for residents of the Community. The problem of contacting the mill by telephone during off switchboard hours has grown to such a point where steps must be taken to insure adequate phone service for business purposes, effective March 6th employees are advised of the following procedure: telephone calls to and from the mill, outside of switchboard hours, which are 8 A.M. to 4.30 P.M., are restricted to matters of company business or personal emergency. Pay phones are installe on the Mill premises and must be used for routins personal calls, If an emergency situation develops of a personal nature the employee must obtain permission from his Foreman to use an unrestricted plant phone, The watchmen have been instructed not to place personal calls originating from res- tricted phones (all restricted phones are marked with an "R" in the centre of the dial). Persons calling into the Mill on non- business matters will be required to identif themselves to the operator (watchman) and tell him who they wish to contact, The watchman will arrange to contact the person called as soon as possible and it will be necessary for that individual to follow the procedure outlined above if it is necessary for hin to return the call, Comeau was chosen Miss Superior at Nipigon 10 - 3, Gail Wood and Darlene '. Heinrich were chosen .as Princesses, -Amby Leblanc was named 'Player of the Day at the same game. ee Se ree ree A ter ane pr ee "ereteS Next game in Nipigon! oo nee a pert a em