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Over 30,000 hunters bag MNR validation tags The Ministry of Natural Resources has mailed 31,694 cow and bull validation tags to hunters for the 1988 moose hunt. The annual draw for moose val- idation tags was held June 30, and all of the 80,886 hunters who put their names on the 1988 draw will be notified by the end of. July whether or not they receive tags. The draw is part of the min- istry's Moose Selective Harvest Program, which was initiated in 1983 to allow the moose popula- tion to rebuild. The random draw for tags in 68 Wildlife Management Units with moose seasons in Ontario ensures a fair allocation of moose hunting opportunities. During the second and third weeks of August, hunters who applied but were not successful in this year's draw will be given a chance to obtain one of the 4,017 surplus tags. This will bring the total of 1988 tags to 35,711. The ministry will notify eligible hunters by mail of the management Aguasabon Ladies' Golf Club 'Twilight News' Our Ladies' Board of ~ Directors' Tournament, held July 10 was played in sunny and foggy, but warm, weather. Seven ladies participated, and the win- ners were: Low Net - Althea Graham Low Gross - Cathi Stachiw On July 16 and 17, ten ladies golfed in our Ladies Club Championship. Again, we enjoyed the sunny and foggy but warm weather for all 36 holes. The winners were: Low Gross - Cathi Stachiw Low Net - Althea Graham Runner-up Low Gross- Connie Bryson and Charlotte Miller Seventeen ladies played 'Tombstone Golf' for our July 19 Twilight in sunny, warm weather. Only 17 ladies 'lived' and the winners were: Ann Hara - 7 strokes left Carol Gugelyk - 4 strokes left Nancy Baxter - 4 strokes left Myrna Burrows - 4 strokes left Leslie's second shot on #1 went straight into a small fir tree and landed in a small bird's nest. You have to believe that because there were two witnesses! It was necessary to cancel the Gol: Clinic scheduled for July 31. We will work toward having this clinic early next season. Hopefully, with the participation of other C.L.G.A. clubs in this area and more time to work with, we will have the number of golfers required. units where surplus tags are avail- able and how to make an applica- tion. Surplus tags exist because the demand is lower in some units, generally remote areas, or in units which have archery tags. Hunters who don't receive a tag in-the initial draw may also book a hunt through tourist outfitters who may have tags available. All pur- chasers of moose licences may hunt for calf moose. When the Selective harvest Program.began, there were fewer than 80,000 moose in Ontario. Now, there are 120,000 and the Volunteer has chance to help Seniors continued from page 2 what it is like there * transporting a Senior to medi- cal appointments, errands or shop- ping * helping a Senior word a letter correctly and providing the address for an inquiry concerning a Government Program * indicating to the community social worker Seniors who are in need of assistance and helping that Senior get assistance * providing information and assistance with the organization of special events for Seniors Although the services of the Senior Volunteer are voluntary, expenses up to $100 per month are paid to cover items such as car advertising materials, etc.,. Positions are available in Terrace Bay, Schreiber and Rossport. If you feel you may be interested in becoming a Senior Volunteer in your community, please call Fred Harness, Senior Volunteer in Service, Schreiber at 824-2495, or call Maureen Ross, SVIS co-ordinator, Ministry of Community and Social Services, District of Thunder Bay at Zenith 21370 or 475-1515 for further information. Common issues in North continued from page 1 Nipigon and Manitouwadge. She told the News that the key issues among communities in the North are essentially the same. She has heard opinions expressed on long-term economic development and diversification, waterfront support in developing tourism. "Tourism in Terrace Bay is a real important and exciting issue," said McLeod. She said that, despite travelling through Terrace Bay and Schreiber while vacationing or while a member of the School ministry's goal is to increase the . ; . lonrd: thin -wek Ges-tit Volies-a i f | mileage, advertisements in the local development along the North shore , was See: eae paper, mailing and stationery, of Lake Superior, and the need for member of Cabinet. avi Canada. THE Concerning the TAX-BENEFIT FOR NORTHERN AND ISOLATED AREAS maa Atikokan Fort Frances Kenora/Keewatin Dryden/Ignace Geraldton Marathon Dubreuilville/Chapleau A federal Task Force will examine the criteria used to qualify northern and isolated communities for the purpose of residency and travel tax deductions. The Task Force will meet with community representatives in: Monday, August 8 Tuesday, August 9 Wednesday, August 10 Thursday, August 11 Friday, August 12 Monday, August 15 Tuesday, August 16 Notice to Residents of the Township of Terrace Bay Regulation Made Under the Planning Act, 1983 Ontario Regulation No. 462/88 Act, 1983. in the Land Registry Office for the Bay (No. 55). Take notice that on July 13, 1988, made a Zoning Order, pursuant to subsection 46(1) of the Planning the Minister of Municipal Affairs The Order covers Part of location JK 300, designated as Part 1 of Parcel 8442 on plan 55R-7495, entered in Thunder Bay Freehold, Land Titles Division of Thunder The Order regulates the use of land and the erection and use of buildings and structures on the subject lands to permit the construction of a waste treatment facility to be used by Local organizations wishing to appear before the Task Force at one of these centres are asked to contact the constituency office of their federal Member of Parliament for scheduling. The meetings will be held in the Council chambers of the above-mentioned communities. Written submissions would also be welcomed by the the: TASK FORCE ON TAX BENEFITS FOR NORTHERN AND ISOLATED AREAS 200 Kent Street, 8th Floor Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0G5 (613) 996-9046 O'CONNOR - Mrs. Eleanor O'Connor age 96 years of Schreiber passed away in hospi- tal on Saturday, July 23, 1988. She was a life member of the Ladies institute, Lady Trainmen and Chimo Club. Survived by her daughters Ernestine Hucal of Thunder Bay and Kathleen Corbett of Thunder Bay; nine grandchildren, numerous great grandchildren and sisters Agnes Gerow, Ruby Hood and Myrtle Zest. Predeceased by her hus- band Ernest, sons Edgar Sheehan and Ernest Sheehan. Daughter Mary Schleicher. Also six sisters and two brothers. Interment Schreiber Cemetery. Canada AVIS ayant trait aux INDEMNISATIONS FISCALES DES LOCALTES ISOLEES ET DU NORD Un groupe de travail fédéral examinera les critéres de qualification des communautés isolées et du nord aux fins de déductions fiscales de logement de de voyage. Le group de travail rencontrera les délégués de groupements représentatifs a: Atikokan Le lundi 8 aout Fort Frances le mardi 9 aout Kenora/Keewatin le mercredi 10 aout Dryden/Ignace le jeudi 11 aout Geraldton le vendredi 12 aout . Marathon le lundi 15 aout Dubreuilville/Chapleau le mardi 16 aout Les organismes désireux de faire une présentation au Groups de travail sont priés d'entrer en contact avec le bureau régional de leur député fédéral en précisant le lieu de rencontre de leu choix. Les audiences auront lieua la salle du Conseil municipal de I'hétel de ville des localités sus-mentionnées. Les soumissions écrites peuvent de plus étre envoyées au: GROUPS DE TRAVAIL SUR L'INDEMNISATION FISCALE DES LOCALITES ISOLEES ET DU NORD 200, rue Kent, 8iéme étage Ottawa, (Ontario) K1A 0G5 (613) 996-9046 Kimberly-Clark of Canada Limited. This Zoning Order is a temporary land use control requested by the Township of Terrace Bay. It is proposed that the Zoning Order will be revoked when the municipal zoning by-law has been amended. Any new construction or use of land in contravention of the Order may result in a fine of up to $20,000 for the first conviction and $10,000 per day for a subsequent conviction. A court order prohibiting the continuation or repetition of a contravention may also be made. Copies of the Order may be found and inspected in the following locations: Land Registry Office 29 Royston Court Thunder Bay, Ontario P7A 4Y7 Township of Terrace Bay Office of the Clerk - Simcoe Plaza P.O. Box 40 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2WO Plans Administration Branch North and East Ministry of Municipal Affairs 14th Floor 777 Bay Street Toronto, Ontario _ M5G 2E5 Community Planning Advisory Branch Northwest Region 435 James Street South 4th Floor Thunder Bay, Ontario P7C 5G6 Your attention is directed to the following subsections of section 46 of The Planning Act, 1983: (8) The Minister may, on his own initiative, or at the request of any person, by Order, amend or revoke in whole or in part any Order made under subsection (1). ; (9) Except as provided in subsection (10), the Minister, before amending or revoking in whole or in part an Order made under subsection (1), shall give notice or cause to be given notice thereof in such manner as he considers proper and shall allow such period of time as he considers appropriate for the submission of representations in respect thereof; and, (10) Where an application is made to the Minister to amend or revoke in whole or in part any Order made under subsection (1), the Minister may, and on the request of any person, shall request the Municipal Board to hold a hearing on the application and thereupon the Board shall hold a hearing as to whether the Order should be amended or revoked in whole or in part. VW Ontario Ministry of Municipal Affairs John Eakins, Minister