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BELLUZ Realty Ltd. Simcoe Plaza Box 715 Terrace Bay Ontario POT 2Wo Lyn Hodder Sales Representative 1-807-824-3429 TERRACE BAY -- SCHREIBER Insurance Specialists! ee yy SUPERIOR 1 SHORELINE- INSURANCE LTD. 825-9492 825-9646 The North Shore Vol. 42, No.47 Wednesday, November 25, 1987 35¢ Dec. 13 is showtime Photograher Hewson's show will illustrate her new creative outlook By Ken Lusk The News Come and experience the age- less beauty of the North Shore of Lake Superior captured for you by Susan Johnson Hewson, pho- tographer. Birch Magic Photography is owned and operated by Hewson at White Sand Lake near Schreiber. Hewson's work captures the rugged beauty of the wilderness with a warmth and skill that indi- cates devotion to her art and an intimacy with her subjects. _ After you've seen her work, you'll never perceive rocks, trees and water in quite the same way again. You can see all of ker work, and her beautiful home, together, on Dec. 13 at her show entitled "Photography with Feeling". Hewson is holding yet another Logo Winner show but this time with a twist. The show will be in her gorgeous home at White Sand Lake. Talented photographer Hewson has been taking pic- tures for many years now. Her art is now celebrating its fourth year as a bona fide business. Ten years ago, Hewson began her photographic career by taking a photography course as a pas- time. She has been now selling her work since 1981. Hewson grew up in Schreiber and went to college in Thunder Bay. She has lived Manitouwadge and Terrace Bay but now resides with her husband Chris at White Sand Lake. A desire to share her love of nature and experiences finds Hewson photographing unusual scenes that capture many different emotions. Her heart truly belongs to the Terrace Bay Recreation Director Dean Main, right, is shown with Wade Papineau, winner of the Terrace Bay Minor Hockey's Logo Drawing Contest (his winning entry can be seen in the photo). The hockey association would like to thank the Red Dog Inn for providing the prize of a free dinner for two. The logo will be used on jackets, crests, hats and pins, etc. Wade entered more than one logo and said it was a lot of work. "| might give the prize to my parents," he said. The contest was open to people of all ages and Main was the judge. The contest ended on Nov. 7. Inside_ this issue: New MNR district manager and deputy clerk-treasurer Ron Running joined forces at the MNR and Lorne Mitchell has joined the Terrace Bay Township. has Inside this issue outdoors. Expanding skill Up until just recently, Hewson photographed mainly scenic shots but she is now expanding into a more creative and wider choice of photographs. Her show, on Sunday, December 13, from 1-4 p.m., will be proof positive of that change. Hewson is tying in the natural beauty of her home with the beauty of her photographs at her show. Hewson said that because she has lived in the country for the last five years, she has "devel- oped a sensitive and creative approach to photography. "The show will illustrate pho- tographs with feeling- a creative approach," she said. see page 6 Right on! The Schreiber North Stars are shown celebrating a goal against Marathon at a game on Nov. 16th in Schreiber. Final score was Schreiber 6, Marathon 2. (Photo by Rob Prince). 250 business and community leaders to attend Strengthening Northern economy conference Toronto- Strengthening the economy of Northern Ontario will be the goal of 250 business people and * community leaders who will gather in Thunder Bay November 23 to the 25th for the conference on Northern Business and Entrepreneurship. Northern Development Minister Rene Fontaine said the conference- a follow up to Premier David Peterson's -- conference in Sault St. Marie last November- "is critical to generating new business and jobs in the North." Successful entrepreneurs will also receive Northern Ontario business awards of excellence during the con- ference, which will highlight an address from Premier Peterson. The Township of Schreiber Were you at the last Schreiber Township meeting on Nov. 10? Inside are meeting briefs. See page 2 The Thunder Bay confer- ence follows a series of one- day regional workshops attended by as many as 500 Northerners and dealing with issues including eco- nomic opportunities, youth entrepreneurship and changes needed to create a better climate to promote the establishment of new busi- nesses in the North. oste y the Northern Development Councils, workshop participants iden- tified a number of issues which will serve as a basis for discussion in Thunder Bay. The conference will be attended by business people, economic development orga- Renowned photographer Susan Johnson Hewson Hewson is holding yet another of her fabulous photography shows; this time with a switch. See page 6 focus in Thunder Bay nizations, labour groups, educational institutions, community leaders and oth- ers. The conference will be divided into nine workshops of 25 to 30 people and will cover such topics as strengthening local economies, availability of capital for business starts and improving Northern ntario's image. In making the announce- ment, Fontaine said, "This conference will be an impor- tant forum for Northerners to produce specific action plans for promoting business development and entrepreneurship in Northern Ontario." The News' Where is it? contest is back How good are you at recognizing your local landmarks? Test your skill with this week's picture. See page 7