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MARCH 8, 1978 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 5 THE CONFEDERATION COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY IS ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR ENROLLMENT IN EX 936 (Section 99) THE LAW AND YOU The course will attempt to familiarize the student with the legal system within which we live in Canada. It will assist in an understanding of how the law op- erates to resolve conflicts in our soc- iety in some of the following areas: I) Criminal Law ig 2) Landlord & Tenant Disputes 3) Family Related Problems 4) Wills & Estates The aim of the course is to educate you through lectures and discussions fo an awareness of the network of laws which govern our choices of behavior, and to advise you of some of your rights and responsibilities under the Canadian legal system. The program is designed for persons living in the North Shore Communities who wish to obtain general and specific knowledge on legal metters. This is not a College credit program. INSTRUCTOR: Ms. Deborah Stewart, Bf. Ll:B. Barrister & Solicitor DATE: Thurs., March 30th & every Tuesday until "April 25%h, TIME: 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. FEE: $12.00 PLACE: Lake Superior High School Terrace Bay Campus REGISTRATION: Please contact Terrace Bay Recreation Office FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE COURSE CONTACT MS. DEBORAH STEWART AT 825-9212. LAST YEAR'S TIMBER HARVEST MAY BE BIGGEST IN 60 YEARS Ontario's Crown timber harvest is expected to reach 560 million cubic feet by the end of the current fiscal year-- the largest harvest since before First World War days. Natural Resources Minister Frank Miller said the forecast is based on a 20.2 per cent increase in the amount of Crown timber harvested by licensed operators in the first 10 months of this current fiscal year. From April, 1977, to January, 1978, the volume rose to 402 million cubic feet from 334 mil- . lion cubic feet for the same period a year earlier. "The major reason for the dramatic increase is the addition- al demand for wood caused by new and expanded pulp and paper facilities in northern Ontario," said Mrs Miller. Great Lakes Paper of Thunder Bay started up a new kraft pulp mill with a capacity of 250,000 tons per year in late 1976, along with a particle and waferboard facility. : Also, Kimberly-Clark expanded its Terrace Bay kraft pulp mill by an addi tional 315,000 tons annually last year. "Buoyant market conditions for lumber, plywood and particle -board and an increased use of domestic fuelwood has also added to the increased harvest," said Mr. Miller. "This doesn't mean we're overcutting the forest on Ontario! 412,000 square miles of Crown land, but that industry is harvesting more of what it's allowed to cut by licence." Mr. Miller said the ministry has already begun to boost nur -sery seedling production to provide for, the regeneration re- quired by the increased harvest. Overture Concert Series THIS EVENING MORISSET et BOUCHARD, pianistes WED., MARCH 8, 1978 Lake Superior High School TERRACE BAY CAMPUS 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Again the bus will leave the Chimo Club in Schreiber for MEMBERS ONLY in need of a ride at 7:15 p.m, Fare is - show your ticket. | DOORS OPEN AT CONCERT TO BEGIN AT