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Mary Burnett Corrections Worker The Ministry of Correc- tional Services, through 'their Community Correc-: tions Workers, is reaching out to Northern Ontario's smaller communities. One district office is located in Nipigon and until three years ago all supervision _and councilling came out of that community. It has been three years since Ter- race Bay, Schreiber, Rossport, have had a worker in their midst. Mary Burnett has, for three months been the Community Corrections | Nurses Kelly Oneschuk L] and Aldea Churney R] present Chairman of the Board, Michael Moore with = sound stethoscope. Michael Moore accepts on half of the hospital, from the Nurses Association. The stethoscope is used often to detect a fetal pulse. This Week in Fire Spotting lightning with lightning speed..... During 1983, 1090 fires were started by this cause which almost doubled the annual average number of such fires over the past five years. Fortunately, the Ministry of Natural Resources lightning locator system has proven itself over a number of years in north-western Ontario. With this system in place, -it is possible to detect and locate 80 to 90 per cent of all cloud to ground strikes. These strike occurrences are' roughly estimated at 300,000 to 500,000 each year (based on 1983 the Ontario _ Lightning Locator system). This level typically ignites ap- proximately 500 fires an- nually. It's obvious from the ratio that not all lightning strikes ignite forest fires. The challenge that fire managers face is determining which strikes do start fires. Knowledge of fuel moisture condi- tions before the storm and of rainfall amounts during the storm. are essential in the prediction process. In 1983, the Locator system was expanded to enable the M.N.R. to locate lightning acitivity for the whole of Northern Ontario from North Bay west to the Manitoba border. A total of 11 Director-finder stations are now in place. Whenever lightning strikes, it is detected by one of these stations and is immediately printed on colour display monitors in M.N.R.'s five Nor- thern Regional Fire Cen- tres and the Provincial ' Fire Centre in Sault Ste. Marie, Fire Managers can also obtain a printed map of the storm activity. This up-to-the-minute infor- mation helps fire staff monitor potential lightn- ing fire access, plan detection patrols for air- craft and move initial at- tack crews and water bombers into high-risk fire occurrence zones. Lightning is a natural cause; human- carelessness still con- tinues to be the leading cause of forest fire incidence. .Next week, a short history of the Terrace Bay District Fire Manage- ment area. Do you use your ash tray? You should! Al Turner Prevention Technician Manitouwadge Fire Operations/M.N.R. Worker for this area and explains the program as such; "This project is ac- tually a pilot project in the province, insuring locally based supervision of court- ordered community service orders, in addition to full probation and parole super- vision. It also includes the implement of a chemical (alcohol and drugs) educa- tion program for the community."' Over the past three years there has been a dramatic reduction of impaired driv- ing charges and a complete reversal of the pre- community-based program problems of incompleted community service orders. (Community service orders being orders from the court for an offender to perform community work). Mary's job is full-fold, starting with the supervision of parole, matching probation orders for community ser- vice to the appropriate worker, practicing preven- tative councilling, under- taking educational presen- tations to schools and the community as well as pro- viding preventive Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, May 22, 1985, page 7 councilling. ' It only makes sense that a local worker is the best approach for dealing with the community's problems of probation and parole. Mary works quite closely with the area probation of- fice in Nipigon, as well as the Community Correc- Why look anywhere else for your dream kitchen? tnd Our ; We offer you Customers Canadian Quality products Know. Excellent choice of Oak and European styles Shouldn't You? and colours Personalized Service Professional Designing Qualified Installers all in one package at competitive prices Showrooms in T. 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The annual meeting has just passed and turn-out and response was I Custom Finishing BY EMILE (INC.) 1100 Russell St. 623-1845 "Your One Stop Cabinet Shop" PUBLIC NOTICE District Manager In accordance with Forest Management Agreement No. 500800 signed between the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Q.N.S. Paper Company Ltd. (Ontario Paper Co.), a Forest 'Operating Plan will be prepared for the Forest Management Agreement area named the Black River Forest for the period of April 1st, 1986 to March 31st, 1991. The Plan components consist of: (1) Annual Allowable Cuts; (2) Management Objectives; (3) Road Access; (4) Operating Areas; (5) Modified Management Areas; (6) Silvicultural Activities; (7) Cut Allocations; (8) Mill Re- 'quirements; (9) Declaration of Surplus. 'Should you have any concerns pertaining to Forest Management for the upcoming period of April Ist, 1986 to March 31st, 1991 on the Black River Forest, we ask you to participate in the planning process by submitting your comments in writing addressed to: Ministry of Natural Resources P.O. Box 280 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2W0 For further information, please contact: Ministry of Natural Resources Office Manitouwadge Telephone: 807-826-3225 wee OR. -- Ontario Paper Company Office Manitouwadge Telephone: 807-826-3205 In addition, an informal public informa- tion session will be held June 11, 1985 at the Ministry of Natural Resources office in Manitouwadge during the hours of 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. to present proposed road locations, and operating areas. All comments are to be received no later |= than July 16, 1985. Ministry of Hon. Michael Harris Minister , Natural ston Waatora Resources _ Deputy Minister Kitchen Craps good. 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