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= Merger places pulp and paper company In competitive position At an annual and special meet- ing held on June 2, 1988, the share- holders of Great Lakes Forest Products Limited approved the merger of the company with CIP Inc. of Montreal, Quebec, a whol- ly-owned subsidiary of Canadian Pacific Limited. The merged company will oper- ate under the name Canadian Pacific Forest Products Limited and will be 79.68 per cent owned by Canadian Pacific Limited. Its shares will be listed on the Toronto and Montreal Stock Exchanges. At the organization meeting of the Board of Directors which fol- lowed the shareholders' meeting, Cecil S. Flenniken, chairman, pres- ident and chief executive officer of CIP was appointed chairman, presi- dent and chief executive officer of the new company . Charles J. Carter, chairman and chief executive officer of Great Lakes Forest Products Limited, was appointed vice-chairman. "Our new integrated company, Canadian Pacific Forest Products, is one of the country's largest forest products companies and one,of the world's largest pulp and paper pro- _ducers, well positioned for growth and development," Flenniken said. "We are committed to being a leading producer of quality prod- ucts in each of our businesses, sup- ported by a responsive and dedicat- ed marketing organization. "This committment is based on a belief that our success is linked directly with the success of our cus- tomers," he stated. Motorcyclist injured after striking guard rails A Terrace Bay resident is in a Thunder Bay hospital after the motorcycle he was operating went out of control last Saturday and struck guard rails by the Aquasabon River Bridge. Schreiber OPP say Chris Randa of 509 Lakeview Drive, Terrace Bay, was travelling west on 'Highway 17 on June 4, 1988 at a high rate of speed when the 1986 Yamaha motorcylce he was driving failed to negotiate the turn. The motorcycle struck the guard rails and threw Randa approxi- mately 36 meters in the air. Randa was transported to McCausland Hospital before being transferred to Thunder Bay via Air Ambulance. Randa has been charged with Careless Driving and with driving a motor vehicle with- out a proper licence. There were seven other motor vehicle accidents in the Schreiber area between June 1 and June 7. No injuries were reported in any of . the accidents. One vehicle, however, did incur approximately $600 in damages after it was involved in a Hit and Run. The accident was reported in the parking Lot of the Schreiber Bay Store on June 7, 1988. A tan coloured Cutlass was struck on the side by an unknown vehicle between 10.00 am and 1.00 pm. If you have any information about the unknown vehicle, please contact the police. The OPP num- ber is 824-2333. If there is no answer at this number, call the operator and ask for Zenith 50,000. Page 3, News, Wednesday, June 15, 1988 Serendipity: The faculty of making happy or unexpected discoveries by accident. Discover it! Free Movie for Kids Courtesy Towne Cinema Thursday, June 30, 1988 at 2:00 p.m. Movie to be announced THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY The Township of Terrace Bay are currently organizing a Recreation Masterplan Committee. and are looking for two (2) individuals interested in volunteering their time to assist in the development of this study. The Recreation Masterplan will be con- ducted to increase the effectiveness of recreation services by encouraging the alteration, renewal and integration of existing services and the co-operative development of future services. Interested individuals are asked to write a letter stating their rea- sons why they are interested in being on the Recreation Master Plan Committee. Letters should be addressed to the: Terrace Bay Recreation Department P.O. Box 460 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2WO ATTENTION: Recreation Master Plan Committee Deadline for submissions Is Friday May 20th For more information contact Dean Main at the Terrace Bay Recreation Office at 825-3542. LAEKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EORUCATION GURNEY TENDER NOTICE Aluminum Window & Door Replacements Lake Superior High School - Schreiber/Terrace Bay Marathon Public School - Marathon Tenders will be received by the Lake Superior Board of Education P.O. Bag #1 Schreiber, Ontario POT 2SO not later than ; June 29, 1988 at 12:00 noon. Specifications and further information may be obtained from Mr. D. Ditchfield, Operations Manager, Lake Superior Board of Education-at the above address telephone (807) 824-2201. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted BOARD OF EDUCATION These are permanent full-time positions. The Board Office will be located in Marathon in August of 1988; therefore, commuting to Schreiber, Ontario will be required during the Duties include operation of a computerized general ledger and accounts payable system, processing of supplier invoices, preparation of cheques and reconciliation of various accounts. The successful candidate must have a solid understanding of accounting principles Starting Salary is $18,570 per year and a full fringe benefit package is available. Duties include benefit administration, tax collection, and typing, and other secretarial duties The successful candidate should have a demonstrated proficiency in typing and office management, well developed interpersonal and communication skills and a minimum of high school graduation. diploma with a preference for post secondary/college accreditation. Staring Salary is $17,989 per year and a full fringe benefit package is available. Applications should include a complete summary of education, LAKE SUPERIOR 4 OURNEN Nos INVITES APPLICATIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS: training period. Bilingualism will be a definite asset. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK and typing ability. SECRETARY TO THE BUSINESS OFFICE for the business office. past work experience and reference. Deadlines for applications is June 24, 1988 Cathy Tsubouchi Accountant Lake Superior Board of Education P.O. #1 Schreiber, Ontario. POT 2SO oS 4:2 8 bes -S 4.8 6 0 @ Oe 6 2s et we