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Pow! Dean Dunbar, No. 5 in the dark Nipigon Elks uniform, made sure none of the Atikokan Kiwanis Flyers would interfere with his teammate, Leslie Thompson (No. 20) by knocking one of the Flyers to the ice. The rough stuff was all in vain, however, as the Flyers doubled the Elks 6-3 in the consolation final of the Schreiber Pee Wee Hockey Tournament held on March 8 and 9. Terrace Bay Legion won the championship game: over Schreiber Travel Rest Eagles, 5-2. (Photograph by Conrad Felber) New decision criticized Ontario's forest industry is "extremely critical of the political gamesmanship"' which resulted in the government's recent deci- sion to withdraw use of chemical sprays from its 1986 budworm control program, a news release noted. In a speech to the Oakville Rotary Club on March 10, Ian D. Bird of Toronto, president of the Ontario Forest Industries Association, said the government's decision was made in the face of substantial public support of a program to spray 740,000 hectares of nor- thern Ontario forests with a combination of chemical and biological insecticides. Bird told his audience that damage to the northern forest from spruce and jackpine budworm has reached epidemic propor- tions, with infestation cur- rently covering 16 million hectares compared to a 1984 figure of 10 million hectares. In speaking of forest renewal in Ontario, the OFIA president noted that Forest Management Agreements negotiated bet- ween the government and forest products companies now cover 60 per cent of the licensed Crown forests. He added that since the first FMA was signed in 1980, production of forest trees for planting has also increased by 60 per cent to 128.2 million trees in 1985. Bird said the long term outlook for forest product markets is for two per cent annual increases in world demand, "which means survivors of the current dif- ficulties can look forward to better times."' Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, March 19, 1986, page 7 Nerds win Sibley Tour By The Nerdics Team Congratulations to the North Shore Nerdics which have captured the recent Sibley Ski-Tour out of town competition for the most kilometers skied for a team. The X-country ski team did 740 kilometers with no injuries and lived to tell the tale. We will be recruiting new members next year as the competition is getting stiffer. All prospective Nerds are welcome to join our colorful team. Coach Smilsky says the training for next year starts yester- day and the training will be continued for the rest of the year. Keep your knees bent on the hills and a smile on your face and we will see you next year. The team members are as follows: Barry and Jac- quie Snider, Anne and Keith Wilkes, Roxanne and Lloyd McCallan, Darcy Furlonger, Dan Pineault, Mickey Jacques, George Danio, Dave Ditchfield, Lisa Kenney, Mark Camp- bell, Magne Tjernquist, Bill Smilsky, Elizabeth Singleton, Steve Bottomly, and Leslie Josus. RRRRRRRRRRKRKRRRERERRKRKK in-town payable to: out-of-town Subscription Coupon $4400 18° Just send in this coupon with your cheque Terrace Bay Schreiber News . P.O. Box 579, Terrace Bay, Ont. POT 2W0O NEUECCSUSU ECE ECCEUU SS ECCSSCS% SALE! Technics Organs & Keyboards on sale for 3 DAYS ONLY Thursday-Saturday HEART AND STROKE * Incredible Savings * Low Monthly Payments * Trades Welcome FOUNDATION OF ONTARIO FREE DRAW for a complete MUSIC BOOK PACKAGE Valued at March 20-22 at the MSay Schreiber *100" Draw on Saturday, March 22 at 4:00 p.m., Music Place display at The Bay, Schreiber Winner must be present to claim prize Fu Furr (USIC PLACE fen , wn74_ PIANOS--ORGANS-- EDUCATION 176 S. Algoma, Thunder Bay -- 345-0073