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,  11/06/2019

Addison Coty Memorial Turkey Trot set for Nov 16th

After losing her 18 year old son in a tragic car accident in July of 2018, Angela Demmons created a scholarship fund in his name to be awarded to a deserving senior each year from Calais High School.  Addison was an avid runner, and this year will mark the second Addison Coty Memorial Turkey Trot to benefit the scholarship fund.  The event starts with a spaghetti dinner and raffle Saturday Nov 15th at 4pm at the First Congregational Church in Calais and the race will be the following morning at Robbinston Elementary school with a fun run at 9am and the 5k race at 10am.  St. Croix Tissue and Woodland Pulp were happy to be able to contribute to the fund and support this worthy cause.  Addison’s stepfather, Jesse Demmons, is an employee of Woodland Pulp.  If you are interested in signing up for the race, please go to the following link:  https://localraces.com/bangor-me/search?q=Addison&t=0

(Pictured here L to R are Taylor Price and Mandy Bell, members of the St. Croix Tissue and Woodland Pulp Donations Committee and Angela Demmons, mother of Addison.)

 

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The Growing Tissue Paper Industry

“In an industry where most grades of paper are facing slack demand, tissues are one of the few specialties where sales are actually climbing,” says John Williams, president of the Maine Pulp and Paper Association (as quoted in the Portland Press Herald, 3/12/14)

With today’s digital age, demand for most grades of paper products continues to drop, however, there is a steadily rising demand for toilet and tissue paper that goes with population growth.

Not only can St. Croix Tissue capitalize on the growing demand for tissue, its East Coast location gives it a
competitive advantage to more cost-effectively transport the product.

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