The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Page 8 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Wednesday, November 15, 1989 Awards handed out at 3rd Annual NOB Awards banquet Continued from page 2 Ahsanual Habib joined together to make the new business partner- ship. Peterson expects 1989 sales to reach close to $1 million. The company has designed commer- cial, office and light-industrial buildings, community centres and residential buildings including non-profit housing projects. Company of the Year with 26 to 50 employces is Henninger's Diesel Limited of Sudbury. Company owner Manfred Henninger said attracting and motivating highly skilled staff has been a kcy to the success of his business. Founded in 1970 as a supplier of fuel systems for diesel engines, he soon shifted his focus to engine rebuilding and now is an established supplier of rebuilt diesel engines to the mining industry. Company of the Year with over 50 employees was awarded to N. M. Paterson and Sons of Thunder Bay. In the grain han- dling business for over 80 years, the company is family owned and operated. The Paterson Group opcrates four companies in the manufac- turing sector - Thunder Bay Northland Machinery, Bisco, Western Engineering Service Limited and Superior Mechanical Systems. Currently, the company employs 625 people. Michael Atkins, publisher of Northern Ontario Business, said, "through the awards process, we reaffirm cach year what an incredible group of people we have in Northern Ontario." Next year's Northern Ontario Business Awards banquet will be held in Thunder Bay. Northern Ontario Business Awards winners were honored at a banquet in Timmins. Front row, from left to right are Manfred Henninger, Ahsanual Habib, Colleen Clancy, Gaston Malette. Back row, from left to right, James Peterson, Diane Puchailo, Robert Paterson, Donald Paterson. INVITATION TO PARTICIPATE The Ministry of Natural Resources and Great West Timber Ltd. have initiated the Timber Management Planning process for the Black River Forest Management Agreement forest. The Timber Management Plan will address all new access, harvesting, regeneration and maintenance to be carried out on the forest for the 1991-1996 planning period. Production of the draft Timber Management. Plan.will occur gies the winter of 1989/90 and into: the spring of 1990. On April 18, 1990 a Public Information Centre will be held in Manitouwadge where all proposed activities will be displayed for public review and comment. The draft Timber Management Plan will be available for public review and comment on November 1, 1990 and approved plan on March 1, 1991. This is an invitation for all interested persons to participate in the management planning process by providing information on the Black River Forest. Examples of public input. which would be useful include the following: any background information for the area; identification of specific areas which contain features, land uses or values that might be affected by timber management operations; and any issues or concerns which need to be addressed during the planning process. All comments and concerns should be submitted by December 15, 1989. | For Further information, please contact: Derrick Tirschmann Ministry of Natural Resources P.O. Box 309 Manitouwadge, Ontario POT 2C0 £ | Telephone: (807) 826-3225 Nt 2 Y doa, gas { - : | -- --~-- Fe oaks) Sy aramat '2aadam' | Written response may be directed t to: District Manager Ministry of Natural Resources P.O. Box 280 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2W0 : at Please note that opinions expressed become | | ry public record unless privacy is requested. Maran Bay vis ms WHITE LAKE me River Renseignements offerts en francais 4 l'adresse ie ae > ee Sees ee suivante: Ministére des Richesses Naturelles Ministry of Ministére des C.P. 309 SF) Natural Richesses Manitouwadge, Ontario Resources naturelles POT 2C0 Ontario Lyn McLeod Minister/Ministre Téléphone (807) 826-3225 Tint can be illegal Are tinted windows legal? Yes, but the answer is not black and white. 'The following is from Section 55(2) and (3) of the Highway Traffic Act. (2) Color coating: obstructing ~ view prohibited. No person shall drive a motor vchicle upon a highway where the surface of the windshield or of any window of the vehicle has been coated with any color spray or other color coating in such a manner as to obstruct the driver's view of the highway or any intcrsecting high- way. (3) Color coating obscuring interior. No person shall drive on a highway a motor vehicle on which the surface of the wind- shield or of any window to the direct left or right of the driver's scat has been coated with any col- ored spray or other colored or reflective material that substan- ~ tially obscures the interior of the motor vehicle when vicwed from outside the motor vehicle. Police must be able to see clearly into the interior of the vehicle at any time during day and night. The main windows of concern are the windshield and the driver's window and front passenger window. Police have noticed an increase in the usc of tinted win- dows. It is necessary for the safe- ty of all vehicles on the roadway that these heavily tintcd windows be cleaned. Therefore, any vehicle stopped for tinted windows will first be warned. If stopped again the driv- er will be charged and the tint will be removed before the vehi- cle is driven away. Do you know how to reduce the risk of getting AIDS? Practise safer sex. Get the facts. Let's Talk. Call the Ontario Ministry of Health AIDS Hotline -1-800-668-AIDS