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Federation angry with Short notice of delay The Ontario. Federation of Anglers and Hunters (OFAH)has vehemently opposed the very short notice given to hunters about a one- week delay in the opening of 1988 moose hunting season. In a strongly-worded letter to the Honourable Vince Kerrio, Ontario Minister of Natural Resources, the OFAH pointed out that many moose hunters had already booked their vacation times and applied for their adult valida- tion tags based on previous open- ing dates around October 2. The Northern Ontario Tourist Outfitters Association (NOTO) has also objected, stating its member lodges had sold moose. hunting vacations based on the previous opening date. Although the Minister indicated there would be some later openings when he spoke to the OFAH Annual Conference on February 26, neither he, nor his staff, indicat- ed the huge area to be covered until a press release was issued on April 15. The affected Wildlife Manage- ment Units, in the core moose range, stretch north of the French and Mattawa Rivers, Lake Superior and the Ontario-Minnesota border. Both the OFAH and NOTO have called on the Minister to delay the later opening for at least one year so hunters can plan according- ly. The OFAH has stated it would - use that time to review whatever data government biologists can produce, and would only agree to a later opening if biological data indicates unit-specific management prescriptions are required to achieve the objective of the selec- tive harvest program for moose in Ontario, the protection of prime breeders. That position. is consistent with a resolution given to the govern- ment in August, 1986. Emphasis would need to be given to unit-spe- cific management, not broad-brush season reductions. Page 3, News, Wednesday, June 8, 1988 Winners of the 1988 Fun Run (l-r): Terry & Jesse Falzetta, Gerry Withers, Tina Edmonds, Don Davey, Stewart Anderson and Kate Johner photo by Greg Huneault Age of Majority Required STAG & DOE in honour of PETER:.SANTERRE & ANGEL WOOD Friday, June 24, 1988 - 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Terrace Bay Legion Hall $4 Single - $6 Couple Sorry No Minors FAMILY AND CHILDREN'S SERVICES of the DISTRICT OF THUNDER BAY (Incorporated as the Children's Aid Society) announces ** SUMMER HOURS ** effective . MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1988 the hours of operation will be . 8:30 a.m. -- 4:30 p.m. (24 hour Emergency Line) (344-9124) Special Breads for all occassions Beer Sausage Croissant Wednesday | | Thursday Friday Cheese Granola Bread B.B.Q Bread & Bread Raisin a Bread : @v NEW! Try our NEW! a SPICY B.B.Q. BREAD ey White, Light Rye & Whole Wheat Breads - Terrace Bay Bakery 825-9039 Bring in this ad & get 10% off one loaf of white bread CARDS OF THANKS Perhaps you sent a lovely card, Or sat quietly in a chair Perhaps you sent a funeral spray, If so we saw it there. Perhaps you spoke the kindest words, As any friend could say; Perhaps you were not there at all, Just thought of us that day. Whatever you did to console our hearts, We thank you so much whatever the part. With Special thanks to: Father Campbell St. Martin's Catholic Womens League Terrace Bay Police & O.P.P. Department ; Roy Teniuk Kimberly-Clark & UPIU Local 665 Gilles Arsenault & Family Terrace Bay Bakery Management & Staff of the Imperial Motel Restaurant - Bar Dianne & Ted Coupal Peter & Angel Santerre Mary-Pat Santerre Lara Santerre Brian & Wendy Woods Richard Morrseau§ Lynn & Richard Evoy Allan King Tracey & Kelly Clark Marianne Kosiuk Darlene Slawson & Barry Woods Bill & Janet Caron CaroleaKenney Garry Richards Chris Randa Dan & Carol O'mara of Matheson The Woodroom boys, Ludger Comeau JimCharlton PatTees Steven & Christine Jones, Heartfelt thank you to everyone in Terrace Bay and area who helped us in any way in this time of sorrow in the death of James Wellington (Beetle) His wife Shauna Wellington His parents Jim & Janet Wellington of North Carolina His sisters Kathy Caron and son Jamie of Michigan. Darlene and Cindy Wellington of Massachusetts His mother & father-in-law - Jim and Donna Spencer Brother-in-law Jamie: Spencer all of Sault Ste. Marie met gt