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By Ken Lusk © An article in a Thunder Bay magazine (Thunder Bay Magazine), which focusses on a circle tour of Lake Superior, has certain people in Terrace Bay up- in-arms because of a certain description of this terraced town, and I quote, "Our disappoint- ments were Terrace Bay, where . we knew Kimberly-Clarke had been spewing its killing excre - ment into the Lake for more than thirty-five years,...." The article mentions three other disappointments in other places which we won't mention. Reeve upset Terrace Bay Reeve Ollie Chapman brought this subject up at the council meeting on July 13 in response to the Aguasabon Chamber of Commerce's feeling that this presents a bad image of Terrace Bay. Aguasabon Chamber of Commerce President Michael Moore wrote a letter to the writer of this article to inform her that this remark only shows a lack of investigation about other North Shore communities. Following is that letter reprint- ed with permission: "Dear Ms. Shelton; I read, with much interest, your article 'Circle Tour', in the June/July issue of the Thunder Bay Magazine. Of particular interest was your disappointment in the 'GEM OF THE NORTH SHORE' Terrace Bay. "It is unfortunate that you did not research how pulp mills in Marathon, Red Rock and Thunder Bay handle their effluent prob- lems. You would have found that effluent from the Kimberly-Clark mill in Terrace Bay, has been dis- charged into Mobezley Bay, only after it has passed through many miles of settling ponds and lagoons, as opposed to other mills, which do not have such a system. "This does not imply that Kimberly-Clark does not pollute. It simply means that when com- pared to other mills in the area, Kimberly-Clark's performance rares well by Ministry of Environment statistics. "If you insist on tarring the image of Kimberly-Clark and Terrace Bay, then please be con- sistent and tar the other mills and municipalities. "The Aguasabon Chamber of Commerce and the Township of Terrace Bay are working very diligently in developing Tourism to lessen the dependence on sin- gle industry. The task is made that much greater, when articles such as yours appear. "Please, on your next tour around Lake Superior, spend some time, and get to know why we truly, and proudly are known as the "GEM OF THE NORTH SHORE. Yours respectfully, Michael Moore, PRESIDENT." Be in touch Reeve Ollie Chapman told the News that she intends to contact the writer of this article and ask her why she didn't look into the subject a little more before writ- ing the "damaging remark" The reeve and council are in accordance with the contents of Moore's letter to the writer, Chapman said. The writer of the article could Superior Superior Hockey Schoo!'s Summer Hockey School still has openings for the August 10-15, August 17-22, and just a. few for August 24-29, the advanced skills program. The school is open to hockey players 8 years to 16 years-of- age. All ice sessions are held at the Port Arthur Arena with each par- ticipant receiving three hours ice- time daily plus a field program and classroom instruction. The on ice instruction is aided by video- taped sessions which are played back to the players. The instructors are a fine mix of coaches, players and teachers who combine their skills with the school's excellent training pro- gram. The school features such prominent hockey players as Dave Bruce, Vancouver Canucks, Tony Hrkac, St. Louis Blues, Norm Maclver, New York Rangers, Bob Bodak, Moncton Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, July 22, 1987, page 3 Bad image of Terrace Bay created in Lakehead article not be reached for comment before press time. Official colours In cther council news, it was learned that the township has decided on an official colour- burgundy. This colour would be the offi- cial town colour for equipment and vehicles excluding heavy equipment. Council noted that the changeover would be phased-in when possible, for instance, when a new truck is purchased, it will be burgundy. Police vehicles will also be changed over. Hockey Schools Flames, Rick St. Croix, goalie coach, Winnipeg Jets. Other very qualified instruc- tors who have contributed to the success of the school over the years are the school's on-site Co- ordinator Jamie MacDonald, Thunder Bay Twins, Mike Tomlak, University of Western Ontario All-star, Bruce Rendall, Michigan State University, Bob Depiero and Rick Bragnalo, Italian National Team, Mike Busniuk, former Philadelphia Flyer and Bob Gervis, former city high school coach. Many fine hockey players will also be instructing in various capacities such as Darryl Blazino, Jeff Jones (goalie), Gary Wenzell, Omer Belisle, Gary Johnson and Hoste De Jong. For further information about our program and school openings call 577-4465 now. Conditioning Camp Superior Hockey Schools Pre- season Conditioning Camp is ready to begin its 11th seson helping players get into shape for the coming hockey season. Two camps are planned, August 17-21 and 24-28, from 5:30-7 p.m. each night at the P.A. Arena. The camp emphasizes condi- tioning through drills with and without pucks plus a game at the end of the week. The camp is - open to players 17 years and over who intend on playing junior, col- lege, or professional hockey in the fall. Many players have participat- ed in the camp over the past cou- ple of years including Dave Bruce, Dave Latta, Rob DeGagne, Rob Whistle, Walt Poddubny, Pat Szturm, Ken Latta, Bruce Randall, Marc Chorney, Glen Wilson, Bob Boda. The camp fills up quickly each year therefore it's important to register early to ensure a spot. Call Superior Hockey Schools now at 577-4465. WA MISS eae Ts ORY Rom tes wt Sis : - Wee7 t: Bela Ba aiken aupeaay Lene a NELDINE, OF CEDAR SALON WOULD LIKE TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE "CEDAR SALON"- WILL NOW BE UNDER NEW MAN- AGEMENT | NELDINE, would also like to thank all her customers for their support over the last Nine Years. | lt has been great getting to know all of you, and words cannot express my grati- tude to each and everyone of you, (ESPE- CIA LI | wi fun days that we shared. | hope that you will continue to give your support to the "NEW OWNERS." LLY THE SENIORS, and ALSO MY LE CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS. ) | sincerely miss the many visits and