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By Terry Bryson Terrace Bay Recreation Co-ordinator This will be my last article for the News as I will be moving to a job in Sault Ste. Marie with the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation effective Oct. 14, and I would like to express to the community my family thanks for four enjoyable years in Terrace Bay. Terrace Bay is fortunate in having dedicated individuals and community groups who are interested in the pro- vision of recreation services to this community. In delivery system of recreation, these volunteer organiz- ations and individuals are essential, and I thank them for making my job as co-ordinator enjoyable. The provision of recreation also needs an active, concerned recreation committee, which Terrace Bay is for- tunate in having in place. To Ernie Kettle, Don Davey, Bill McDougall, Russ Phillips, Mike Rust, Chris Joubert, and Jim Ziegler, the words "thank you"' are really small words to express my gratitutde to each and every one of you. At times you go un- noticed, but you are an essential com- ponent of this system. I cannot express in words my ap- peciation to the Recreation staff, who I consider to be "the best" I have worked with in my 11 years in this field. The day-to-day administration and maintenance of the recreation facilities and the implementation of programs, the problem-solving, the processing of grants and public rel- ations afe extremely difficult if a per- son attempts to do it on his own. Therefore, assistance of staff is critical and I thank you for your help. We have worked as a "family" and I have enjoyed this working relation- ship. Joan, Nancy, Wendy, Louise, Betty Ann, Tom, Roz, Brian, Roger, Linda--I can't in words thank you . enough. Our doors are always open in the Sault. Keep in touch. To the residents of this communi- ty, please continue to let the depart- ment know of your recreation needs. Our *'Let's Hear From You" ap- New pageant starts There will be a Miss Northwestern Ontario Pageant for the first time ever starting next year. At the annual meeting of NOACC, the Northwestern Ontario Associated Chambers of Commerce, held last month at Minaki Lodge, the President of the Fort Frances Chamber of Com- merce announced plans for the event. Craig Sanders added that the win- ner of the pageant will compete for the title of Miss Canada at the annual, national contest held in Toronto every October. He noted that Fort Frances has sent a contestant to Miss Canada for several years, but the Chamber has decided to run a regional pageant next year instead, as a vehicle to better promote Northwestern Ontario to the rest of Canada. In a news release sent on Sept. 28, the Fort Frances Chamber noted that its area of franchise for the contest includes all centres from White River in the east to the Manitoba border, north to Pickle Lake, with the southern edge being the international border with the United States. This area would therefore include Terrace Bay, Schreiber, and Rossport. Invitations to participate have been extended to all comunities within the Fort Frances franchise area, the news release added. The first annual Miss Northwest- ern Ontario Pageant will be held in Fort Frances during the annual Fun in the Sun celebrations, scheduled for late June of 1987. Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, October 8, 1986, page 9 - Bryson says bye and thanks to Terrace Bay proach is sincere. The department basis. must hear from you on program facilities and services that you would like to see offered in the area of recreation. To the News, thank you for keeping the people of Terrace Bay informed of our programs and for allowing the department this space on a weekly working together. Thank you. Recreation will continue to develop and expand in Terrace Bay with the continuation of all concerned parties THE CORPORATION OF NOTICE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING The regular Council meeting scheduled for October 13, 1986 has been postponed to October 14th, 1986 due to the Thanksgiving holiday. The meeting will start at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at 12 Simcoe Plaza. The public is welcome. TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY are now being accepted. October 31, 1986. SEND TO: Reeve POT 2S0 N OMINATIONS FOR SCHREIBER'S CITIZEN of the YEAR Nominations should include a resume, and must be in before Mr. M. L.-Cosgrove Township of Schreiber P.O. Box 40 Schreiber, Ontario Ontario Hydro RONALD H. STEWART JACK D. HAMER The appointment is announced of Mr. Ronald H. Stewart to the position of director-Northwestern Region, Ontario Hydro, effec- tive October 1. Stewart, who served as general manager of Sud- bury Hydro Electric Commission prior to rejoining Ontario Hydro in 1983, has extensive experience in the marketing operations divi- sion where he was manager of commercial and industrial marketing and manager of residential sales. His experience includes power costing, auditing, rates/hearings and area administration. Jack Hamer is retiring as regional director after 46 years of ser- vice in Northwestern Region. His career posted him to every hydraulic station in the northwest and he joined the managerial ranks at Atikokan. He then transferred to Kenora as area manager, returning to Thunder Bay as area manager in 1967. He was ap- pointed director-Northwestern region in 1981. Ontario Hydro's Northwestern region services 11 municipal utilities, 16 direct industrial and approximately 36,000 rural and, remote community customers in a 930,000 square kilometer area north to Hudson's Bay. f stretching east to White River, west to the Manitoba border and | Advertising helps you to know. EMERGENCY ALERTING of a natural or industrial emergency. If you want to add your name to the list PLEASE PHONE 825-3332 825-9029 825-3669 825-3640 The Disability Action Group together with the Councils of Terrace Bay and Schreiber, want to compile a list of those who need individual alerting and/or assistance in the event ' OGOKI portunity to review these Date: October ist, 1986 For further information pl 807-854-1030. Ministry of Natural Resources iat Ontario j MANAGEMENT UNIT GERALDTON MAMAGEMENT,-' 3 NOTICE OF PUBLIC REVIEW KIMBERLY-CLARK OF CANADA LIMITED DRAFT MANAGEMENT PLANS A one month public review period is now scheduled to allow for public review of the Draft Management Plans prepared by Kimberly-Clark of Canada Limited for the Geraldton Manage- ment Unit, Longlac Forest, Nakina Forest and Ogoki Management Unit. "NAKINA FOREST ) I Nakina | a 7 7 LONGLAC FOREST Geraldton Longldc The Ministry of Natural Resources and Kimber! vite any interested persons to participate in thi Resources, 208 Beamish Avenue West, B Terrace Bay Draft Management Plans. Place: Geraldton District Office to October 31st, 1986 Time: Monday to Friday -- 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ease contact the Geraldton District Office, Ministry of Natural ox 640, Geraldton, Ontario, POT 1MO, Telephone: Hon. Vincent G. Kerrio Minister Mary Mogford Deputy Minister y-Clark of Canada Limited are pleased to in- is Public Review. The public will have the op-