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K-C Spokesman is going to lay-off 255 permanent and 100 temporary Kimberly-Clark Director of Industrial Relations Al Chisholm, at left, and K-C. of Canada President and General Manager Jack Lavallet held a press con- ference on August 25 to announce that the company Teachers attend meeting Sandy Quinton was the Schreiber area's represent- ative at the annual meeting of the Federal of Women Teachers' Associations of Ontario held last month, at which the group discussed class sizes and school nurses. A resolution passed at the meeting urged the On- tario Ministry of Education to make a strong commit- ment to primary education and reduce class sizes in the earliest school years. The group's campaign to reduce class size is based on research showing that smaller classes are par- ticularly beneficial in the early grades. - The Federation repres- ents the 32,000 women Still On Soccer fever is sweeping through Terrace Bay's youth. The Recreation Centre's minor soccer pro- gram has enjoyed great success in it opening weeks. We have more than 70 boys and girls registered but there is always room for one more. Presently in the five to eight year old division, Blue Thunder is leading with a record of four wins and no losses, while in the nine to 14 year old divi- sion, the Blue Socs lead by one point. Players can now pick up their schedule at the Rec- reation Office. For further information, please call 825-3542. who teach in public elementary schools in the province. Delegates at the annual meeting also heard that school nurses are doing less and classroom teachers and other school staff are doing more to care for the physical needs of children as a result of budget cuts in the public health sector. The teachers voted to lobby the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of employees at its Terrace Bay pulp mill and woodlands operations. Since then, a number of workers have decided to take the company's retirement package. Education to make sure that adequate health serv- ices are provided in the schools. Gail Conrad-Davey, in charge of public relations for the Lake Superior Wo- mens Teachers' Associa- tion, sent out a copy of a Federation release. In the release, the Fed- eration noted that it had prepared a report showing that although more women are being promoted to prin- cipals since government Thank You We would like to thank our friends, neighbours & relatives for the lovely farewell party. Your gifts will bring back fond memories of Schreiber and the beautiful surrounding area. Special thanks to all who helped organize the party. We will cherish your friendship forever. John & Teresa Power grants began two years ago, more affirmative ac- tion programs are needed. Although women make up 68 per cent of public elementary teachers, they make up only 10 per cent of principals, the release added. By Helene Ballard Good morning! Well, we sure can feel fall in the air. Before we know, it will be Thanksgiving, and so time flies. Not too much doing here at Birchwood Terrace. Of course, the big news is the lay-offs at the mill. There is no doubt this will be quite a change for many of the town citizens, but we all knew since May that something like this would happen. We can only hope things will pick up at the mill so that more drastic measures will not have to be taken. To those of you whose services have been termin- ated, our wish for you is good luck in finding new employment. without too many hardships. For those of you who may be leaving Terrace Bay, may we say we will miss you, but please know you take our good wishes with you, and may this ole girl say Vaya Con Dios...Go with God. At this time, I would like to say a word about the young students who have been working for the sum- mer here at Birchwood. Chris and his helpers have done very good work: re- pairing, painting, and keeping the grounds in such wonderful condition. To the young ladies who also have been working, taking the residents out shopping or for walks and playing cards with them, to you young people our thanks and our best wishes for a successful school year. Went to Thunder Bay last Wednesday and I went to see Blanche Speck at St. Joseph Hospital. She ask- ed me to thank those of you who have sent her get well cards. This helps a lot when a person has been in hospital as long as Blanche has since March 4. Thanks. Don't forget our Fall Fair on September 14. I hope we have the best fair ever, so let's all pitch in and do our part. School has started so let us all be careful and look out for the children. They often run across the roads without looking, so those of you who drive, be extra Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, September 3, 1986, page 3 careful. Protect our little ones. No "bite" this week, so I'll close for this week with this: A man won a large sum of money and when he was asked what he was go- ing to do with it, he calm- ly replied "Well, I'll spend some on booze, some on women, and some foolish- ly."' So long. Emergency Shelter for Abused Women and Children. For Assistance call 229-2222 Sponsored by the Terrace Bay Schreiber Newspaper. at STAG & DOE in honour of Lori McGaughey a Ray Wilson September 6, 1986 from 9:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. the Schreiber Town Hall Music suppled by: Stereo Club To D'Arcy, a few words of wisdom for your 40th: | You win some You lose Lutsen! Lots of love, Mutt and Jeff THANK YOU We wish to thank all of our friends who attended our going away par- ty or who in any way contributed to the celebration. We.will miss you. Please drop by to visit in our new home at 592 Ed- na Street, North Bay, P1B 1V9. DON & NELL STEWART Prayer to the Holy Spirit Holy Spirit you who make me see everything and who shows me the way to reach my ideals. You who gives me the divine gift to forgive and forget all that is done to me and who are in all the in- stincts of my life with me. I want to thank you for everything and confirm once more that I never want to be separated from you no matter how great the material desires may be. I want to be with you and my loved ones in your perpetual glory. A person may pray this prayer three con- secutive days without asking for their wish, after the third their wish will be granted no matter how difficult it may be and pro- mise to publish this dialogue as soon as your favour has been granted, Praise and thanks to the Holy Spirit for blessings receiv- ed. Guess who turned 40 And isn't saying too much HAPPY BIRTHDAY D'ARAY Sports and Fitness Ontario SKNAR YOU'VE GOT WHAT IT TAKES ' Birth Announcement Adam and Curtis Jr. are proud to announce the safe arrival of - their little brother Jesse Ambrose George weighing 6 Ibs., 13 ozs. Arrived at 8:10 p.m. on August 13, 1986. Proud parents are Chico and Wanda Martin. Proud grandparents are Ivan and Gabe Martin of Schreiber, and George and Kay Spencer of Looluit, B. C. Thank you to Dr. Wilkes and the Nursing Staff at McCausland Hospital. a special thank you to Patty Parka for driving me down and see- ing me through. Chico & Wanda Martin. 5th ANNUAL ARTS, CRAFTS INTEREST FAIR SEPTEMBER 14th 12 noon - 6:00 p.m. TERRACE BAY ARENA presented by Terrace Bay Recreation Department Over 20,000 sq. ft. of crafts, sewing, baking, preserves 'and information on community courses. FREE ADMISSION TO THE FAIR! PLAN TO ATTEND THE LARGEST ARTS, CRAFTS INTEREST FAIR ALONG THE NORTH SHORE!! 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