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Page 12, News, Tuesday, May 28, 1991 | TERRACE BAY PUBLIC LIBRARY (>) The municipality invites applications for the position of library trustee on the board of the Terrace Bay Public Library. This is an opportunity to contribute to a vital com- munity service. Candidates must be at least 18 years old, Canadian citizens and residents of Terrace Bay. Please submit applications by May 24, 1991 to: David C Fulton Clerk-Treasurer Administrator Township of Terrace Bay P.O. Box 40 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2W0 TOPA? <a EV Continued from page 2 quite friendly with and own a cabin in common with, a Thunder Bay lawyer who boasts of his friendship with Premier Bob Rae, since they went to school together. The speculation in Rossport is that these connections are all too coincidental. Has the innkeeper and Barrett's family got good enough connections with Queen's Park to keep this tragedy from any more public scrutiny? The lines between speculation and fact become & RE! even more blurred, the deeper I try to penetrate this story. Perhaps, I ask myself, there is nothing really wrong here - only a widow's wish to let her husband die in peace, without any public controversy. But the Gunilda still sits in that 300 feet of icy water, waiting to claim her next victim. Outside of the Hollywood- like conspiracy theories surrounding Barrett's death, there is the issue of public safety. Coroner's inquests are intended, first and foremost, to make recommendations that Tenders are will prevent future similar deaths. I have a thick file of reports from earlier coroner's inquests that have been held into other diving fatalities on the Great Lakes, all containing practical recommendations. Yet no legislation or regulation seem to be forthcoming from this government, just as they were under the Liberals. Perhaps Barrett's death on the Gunilda can be the spark that catalyses some real change in Ontario's murky diving safety laws. As well, an inquest might lay to rest some rather spooky mysteries about alleged missing artifacts, and possible coverups. A widow's wish is important, but must take second place to important questions of public safety and public policy. Barrett's death must be. the subject of a coroner's inquest, before the Gunilda claims another victim. Ontario Ministry of MGS sevces" TENDER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS invited to RAR. ee, MORE THAN CAVALIER & SUNBIRD' SS Snssssnnssss anes WITH OR THEY'RE GOING TO MOVE OUT FAST! MONTH CASHBACK SEE YOUR ONTARIO FORD & MERCU IVE YOU MORE *Offers of © $1,250 cash back or @ $500 cash back and 8.9% fi i i i i example: for $10,000 at 8.9% annual percentage rate, the Macbcaamarroe boc Geman migusiaoo ven taken in offer 2), statutorily required recalculated of ing i m. | deta: Dealer sh6j slo tear ces -- cost of borrowing in-dollars and percentage is $2,672.24 and 12.13% per annum. Freight, | upgrade electrical service and change to electrical heat at the MNR, District Office, Hwy # 17, Terrace Bay JOB NO. 10-MNR-13370 NOTE: A pre-tender site visit will be held June 6/91 at 1:30 P.M. Tender documents may be obtained from: Ministry of Government Services, District Office, 500 Algoma St. North, P.O. Box 3020, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B 5G5 Sealed tenders will received until 3:00 P.M. June 18, 1991 at which time they will be opened in public. TENDER CLOSING IN THUNDER BAY. NOTE: For further information be please contact Miss C McDonald, Ministry of Government Services, Thunder Bay, Ontario Telephone (807)475-1285 The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted Pour des renseignement en francais veuillez composer (807) 475-1285 tBased on available information as of May 16, 1991.