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_ Quetico celebrates 25th oy MARGARET WANLIN A unique residential 2ducation centre, once called a mathematical im- possibility, celebrated its 25th anniversary August 12, 1983. Quetico Centre, a Northwestern Ontario- grown idea, which was once called "your average rural slum" is now anything but that. Built on the idea that there was a need for a place to help people cope constructively with change, the Centre. has grown into a multi- million dollar facility. Since its inception in 1958, the Centre has pro- vided its learning services to nearly 100,000 people, mainly from Nor- thwestern Ontario, but also from the rest of Canada and the world. Feelings ran high as board, staff, past board members, clients and friends gathered for the event. A stone cairn built by board member Harold Tett and staff member Guenter Bartsch was unveiled. A metal' box full of momentos and memorabilia of the Cen-: tre's first quarter century was sealed into the cairn to be opened in 2008. A plaque on the cairn aptly described the Cen- tre's spirit. "1958-1983. Behind is the skepticism of those who thought or- dinary people couldn't do extraordinary things.: 1983-2008. Ahead are op- portunities that will challenge ordinary people to be extraordinary." As well as being a day for looking back, the event was also, ~as described by Centre presi- dent Cliff McIntosh, a "'preversary", a time for looking ahead to the next twenty-five years. A past presidents/chairmen's breakfast asked that group think about what the Centre will be like twenty-five years from C & D ENTERPRISES Automotive and Plumbing Supplies REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR ALL MAKES AND MODELS. R.V. PARTS rie PERFORMANCE PARTS .. . EEC. Corner Mill Road & Highway 17 Phone: 825-9582 . HIGH BEEFY Do you have a complaint or grievance about the actions of some civil servant or some branch or ministry or other government body of The Government of Ontario? Then the Ombudsman is here to help you. Help you by listening to and investigating your complaints. And members of the staff of The Ombudsman will be available in your area for private interviews at the address and time shown below. Whatever you have to say will be treated in absolute confidence. You don't need an appointment -- but, for your convenience, an appointment can be arranged by phoning or writing The Ombudsman beforehand. Your complaint is important to you, and it deserves consideration. That's what the Ombudsman is for. Town Office Basement Hall Schreiber, Ont. Thurs. Sept. 15, 1983 9-4p.m. A SI THE ONTARIO OMBUDSMAN Suite 701, 1265 Arthur Street East, Thunder Bay, Ont. P7E 6ET (807) 623-5058 now. Among their views were that the Centre must broaden the age span of its programming thrust. As the population ages, the Centre must be in- creasingly able to serve an older group. The idea of helping people cope con- structively with change, was viewed as an endur- ing constant for the Cen- tre. Given technological innovation, high unemployment was seen as continuing. The group saw a role for the Centre in helping to develop new ways of distributing wealth and of finding a worthwhile place in socie- ty for people who do not hold jobs in the tradi- tional sense. A "'Non- chronological'? history of the Centre entitled Prac- Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, September 14, 1983, page 7 | tical -Visionaries: In- novators in Learning and Change was unveiled. Written by Werner Bartsch, the book Anniversary development in a highly If the enthusiasm readable and entertaining shared by the 100 guests Style. continued on page 11 describes the Centre's Major Appliance Repairs Servicing done in your own home to ranges, washers, dryers, dishwashers, fridges, electric hot water tanks and electric heating units. Bill Campbell Electric 824-2743 or 824-2574 Servicing Jackfish, Terrace Bay, Schreiber, Rossport and Pays Plat. PLEASE FORGIVE US! In last weeks ad for Schreiber. Foodmarket the brand name for the cigarettes that were on sale was somehow left out. The ad should have read NO NAME BRAND CIGARETTES We are sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused. Shaw's white, 24 oz. BREAD Holsum old style, pkg. DONUTS ea ere Ontario No. 1, 10 lb. bag POTATOES Golden Yellow BANANAS 4 Ibs. 1.00 Modern, 4 litre pail ICE CREAM 175 gram FRUIT BOTTOM Loose "A" med. (bring your own carton) 99° per dozen ¢ 55°. § California, large firm heads LETTUCE ee es ae eee Klomp-Wakefield, 500 ml. Sour Cream Ontario Mac's No. 1 APPLES EGGS a 750 ml. COKE, SPRITE, GINGER ALE 59 plus 30¢ deposit SCHREIBER FOODMARKET ip. FREE DELIVERY TO SCHREIBER AND TERRACE BAY © 824.2599 e (Butcher Shop) 824-2037