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Page 6, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, November 16, 1983 New Accountant for Lake Superior Board of Education As of mid-Septem- ber, the Lake Superior Board of Education has been under the control, financially, by a new accountant, Garry Col- lier. Collier replaced the former accountant Bruce _ Rousseau who currently held the position pre- vious to his coming. Garry hails from the Ottawa area, where he lived and worked for the past 18 years. His last position was held with the Carleton Roman Catholic School Board. When asked what brought him this far north, Garry replied that - it was mainly the job opportunity, where he could gain experience working with a variety of schools in different areas in the north and also because of the friendliness of the peo- ple and the beauty of the good old North Shore. When he's not busy dear wife and Williamson, Until the very end. day, Ken, Gary, IN MEMORIAM WILLIAMSON - In loving memory of a who November 19, 1982. In tears we saw you sinking, We watched you fade away, You suffered much in silence, Fought so hard to stay. You faced your task with courage, But still you kept on fighting, God saw you getting tired, When a cure was not to be, So He put His arms around you, And whispered to come with me. So when we saw you sleeping, So peacefully, free from pain, We could not wish you back, To suffer that again. It's now one year since you left us, But still we feel the pain, Our lives will never be complete, Until-we meet again. Sadly missed and in our thoughts each Helen, Linda, Kathy and Darryl. Ileene away mother, passed Bruce, Gordie, with the books, the facts and the figures, Garry has several hobbies that he likes to donate some time to; those being curling, which he takes part in, both in Schrei- ber and Terrace Bay; photography for which there is much area to pu eee Tes ( _gevr/ CK BRING THIS COUPON fora CHRISTMAS Shoppers Weekend at the SLEEPING GIANT MOTEL Thunder Bay, Ontario Check-in Fri. Noon Check-out Sun. Noon 1 pers. $25 - 2 pers. 1 bed $26 2 pers. 2 beds $28 nightly (plus tax) | Enjoy delicious meals in the BREAKWATER DINING ROOM (Breakfast special 1.99!) Relax and dance to top entertainment in the LIGHTHOUSE LOUNGE ] FOR Reservations Ph (807) 345-7316 i I | ae cover in these parts of the country; cross-coun- try skiing (yes Garry, it finally snowed); and he certainly intends to get a great deal of fishing done while he's here. When asked what he thought about the two towns, he stated that he thought Terrace Bay was indeed a beauty spot along the North Shore and is pleasingly well-laid out. Living in Schreiber however, has brought him closer to the residents there, and he says that he finds them to be extremely friendly and open. Welcome Garry and Good Luck on the new job! Lysnes Sterling Lysnes - Chairman of the Municipal Advisory Committee. Northern Affairs Min- ister Leo Bernier ap- proved the appointment of Sterling Lysnes as Chairman of the Muni- cipal Advisory Commit- Education. 'arry Collier - the new accountant for the Lake Superior Board of new Chairman for MAC tee - Northwestern Ont- ario (MAC). Lysnes, who is serving the post following the death of former Chairman Marg- aret Sideen in August. "The Municipal Advi- sory Committee is fort- unate to have a dedica- ted worker like Sterling Lysnes to take over the reins after the loss of Margaret Sideen", said Bernier. "I look forward to working with Sterling on regional issues over the months ahead."' Lysnes is the former Vice Chairman of MAC - an advisory body of ele- cted municipal officials which makes recom- mendations for Ontario government policies and programmes through the Minister of North- ern Affairs. Lysnes has been a member of MAC for five years and. was elected with the late Mrs. Si- deen in May to lead the _organization for the next three years. He is the proprietor of Sterling Machine Works in the Westfort Ward of Thun- der Bay where he lives with his wife Irene. He is the father of two children and _ recently became a grandfather. Lysnes says economic development in North- western communities will be his priority, but he emphasizes that the committee will also be conveying municipal concerns about health, social services, recrea- tion and other matters affecting northerners to the Minister of Northern Affairs. Gordon Meyers, the Reeve of Emo, will join Lysnes on the MAC Executive as Vice Chairman. He was elec- ted unanimously in the organization's Septem- ber meeting. SCHREIBER FIRE DEPARTMENT congratulates CPL. DON BURTON of SCHREIBER on his winning the 1948 Plymouth, raffled by the Fire Department on Oct. 28, 1983. We also wish to thank the following sponsors and supporters: Rossport Fish Derby Association Sponsors Spadoni Bros. Ltd. Conex Birch Motors Jess's Gulf (Longlac) Auto Home Paints Zaps Auto Glass Intercity Shopping Centre Terry's Sight & Sound Ricci's Fine Printing Supporters Voyageur Restaurant Royal Canadian Legion Br. No. 109 Schreiber Foodmarket Costa Foodetira Longlac Fire Dept. Manitouwadge Fire Dept. Beardmore Fire Dept. Terrace Bay Fire Dept. Schreiber Recreation Centre Thunder Bay Fire Fighters Safety Supply (Canada) Ltd. ~ Longlac Recreation Centre Paul Werks (O.F.M.) Leo Legault Bank of Montreal Schreiber Kinsmen Marathon Fire Dept. Township of Schreiber Thunder Bay Fire Dept. Township of Terrace Bay Marathon Recreation Dept. Terrace Bay Recreation Centre We would also like to thank everyone who supported our venture by purchasing tickets for the draw. THANK YOU SCHREIBER FIRE DEPARTMENT