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=. Oh eae Vol.6, No.8 <e» | PROGRAM { FAMILY VACATION SAFETY BONUS The present safety objective of the Kimber~ | ly~Clark Pulp and Paper Company is to establish | 200 safe days of operation. This objective | can be reached if all employees work safely : until May 22nd, 1963. When this objective is | reached nine $50.00 Family Vacation Safety i Bonuses will be awarded. Winners will be selected by draw. All employees with ten or more years of accident-free service will have three name cards placed inthe draw container. with five or more years of accident=free ser ' vice will have two name cards placed in the ' draw container, only one name card placed in the safety draw containers ' ted to the winners when leaving on their / vacation as scheduled. If a disabling injury is experienced prior to May 22nd, 1963, this program will be can- celled. Further details are posted on all mill bulletin boards. SAFETY IS. A 24-~HOUR A DAY JOB THAT STARTS , IN THE HOME AND IS PART OF EVERYTHING WE DO, - THE ENTIRE FAMILY BENEFITS WHEN WE PRACTICE NSAFETY EVERYWHERE - ALL THE TIME," epics ane TEN VARIETY NIGHT FRIDAY This Friday night marks the Annual Teen Town Varicty Night. PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE IN TIM& ... STARTS AT 8:30 PeM NOT 7.30 as originally planned and adver- 'tised. The event will be held in the High School and will include skits, music by the Ram blersy Dance Contest, Teen Queen Contest, Social Dancing and refreshments. EVERYONE IS WELCOM, Proceeds from the event go towards spon= soring delegates to the Northwestern Ontario Youth Conference, being held during the Easter Holidays» Winners in the Dance and Queen Contests will represent Terrace Bay at the Youth Con- ferences Enjoy a fin® evening and support the kids by attending tae Variety Night,. FRIDAY AT 8:30 PeM. IN THE HICH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, oo en ce ee a eee A NEAR RES meS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING THURSDAY NIGHT Council members of the Terrace Bay Cham ber of Commerce will meet in the "News" office (Post Office Bldg.) at 7.45, Feb.21st, ore All other employees will have The Family Vacation Bonuses will be presen= | Employees | ' { | | | One of the biggest problems in the use'of | | i Minor Hockey tgékes over this Saturday at : GAMES ROOM PROBLEM the Games Room and in other areas as well, is | the fact that people insist on using the floor as an ash tray. Even though eee 'of ashtrays are provided the majority of but' and ashes are thrown on the floor, HELP US KEEP THE FACILITIES IN GOOD REPAIR AND APPEARANCE BY USING THE ASH= TRAYS AND WASTEBASKETS, ewes - ee FORT WILLIAM CANADIEN MIDGETS HERE SATURDAY the local Arena when the Fort William Cana= dien Midgets play the local boys at 1.30 PyM. Saturday afternoon. This should be a rousing game so let's see lots of fans out. SUPERIORS PLAY IN SCHREIDER THURSDAY } so The Terrace Bay Superiors wilt fac. Schreiber North Stars in the fourth gam » the semi-final series . 8,00 P.M on Thu. night at the Schreiber Arena. With four gams to go in this series anything could happen. The North Stars will be in Terrace Bay on | Sunday ~ game time 1.30 P.M. Be on hand to support your teams at both games, | aa cto ee ee KC=ECF ANNUAL MEETING At the annual meeting of the Kimberly~ Clark Employees! Charity Fund held recently, BeHayes was elected to the Board of Directors to replace P.Romaniuk who resigned. On be= ~ half of the Board and the members of Kc+KCF, | Chairman W, Baillie expressed appreciation for the service rendered by Mr.Romaniuk, ex= plaining that he had been instrumental in organizing the Fund and had served as a Director for three yearSe In his annual report the Chairman advised; that $6,006.50 had been donatted to charity in 1962. He stated that there were 456 Kimberly-Clark employees representing about 83 percent of the payroll contributing to the Fund and that several new members had been signed up in the current canvass of non=memberss He suggested that because of the rising costs facing charitable organiza~ tions, members should consider increasing the amount of their donations to the Fund, This, he said, could be done by contacting any one of the Directors. Mr, Baillie advised that copies of the financial statement, as published last Fall, are available to anyone at the Mill Employ- ment Office. Transportation required Sunday for'linor facie (Manitouwadge) Call-Pinneault, Kolody | ee a NR Ne enc a = mene