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The goals and strate- gies outlined by the Science Council of Cana- da in a recent report entitled "Canada's Threatened Forest" are in line with those ex- pounded by Ontario's forest industry, says the president of the Ontario Forest Industries Asso- ciation. Speaking to a lunch- eon meeting of the Port Arthur Rotary Club here today, Kenneth D. Greaves of Toronto said the Council's rationale for the increase in the productive potential of the forest is supported by the estimate that world demand for forest products will double ov- er the next 40 years. "With increased le- vels of forest protection and more intensive for- est management, the size of the economic sec- tor could be doubled to $44-billion," he stated. He added that there could be parallel in- creases in the net posi- tive trade balance to $24-billion and net Looking back what was happening in the News, May 19, 1971 The forest industry's Beaver Club Award was presented to Steve Brend, welder at the Kimberly-Clark Mill at Terrace Bay. The award was presented to Steve for preventing a serious head injury by wearing a safety hard hat. Mr. and Mrs. George Brophy celebrated their, 50th wedding Anniver- sary on May 4, 1971. The CRTC announced its decision to allow Lakeshore Community TV to acquire the cable TV operations in Mara- thon owned by Penin- sula Utilities. The Terrace Bay High School held its annual field day on Thursday, May 13. Winners were Jack O'Javee for the Junior Boys and. Cla- rence Yates for the Senior Boys; Louise Brooks for the Senior girls and a tie between Marilyn Kujbida and Theresa Falzetta for the Junior girls. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Barry Harper of Schrei- ber, a boy on May 12. On May 6 a retire- ment luncheon was held for Fred Soughton at the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel. Fred took an early retirement on April 30. On the same day Fred attended a Stag held for him at the Moose Hall. Al Chis- holm made a presenta- tion on behalf of the Company. Fred started working for the Company on July 2, 1946. He came to Ter- race Bay to establish recreation and com- munity organization fa- cilities such as schools, churches, libraries, etc. He was the first editor of the Terrace Bay News which was first publish- ed in 1946. Mike "Roen and Audrey Spencer were the winners after 28 hours of the Dance-A- Thon. Second prize went to Terry Keating and Denise Perras and third prize to Mike Maclsaac and Linda Singleton. revenues to all govern- ments amounting to $6- billion. Currently, the gross value of Canada's for- est products is $23- billion annually with a net positive annual trade balance of $12-billion. The industry employs directly or indirectly one out of every 10 working Canadians. In taking note of the Economic Council's title for its report, Mr. Greaves said, the only real threat "'lies in con- tinued inaction on the part of -the two senior levels of governments."' Mr. Greaves also call- ed for complete "dedi- cation to the protection-- of the forest from fire, insects and disease."' He said the disastrous fires of 1980 must never be repeated, and he noted there was indus- try satisfaction with On- tario's acquisition of two CL-215 water bombers. He said it was "a start in the tight direction" but hardly close tothe 1981 OFIA brief which called for purchase of 15-20 modern CL-125 heavy water bombers to Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, May 18, 1983, page 9 Industry criticizes land use plans replace Ontario's aging fire protection fleet. Mr. Greaves also call- ed for prevention of "Further alienation for non-productive pur- poses from an extremely limited productive land base" and again criti- cized the Ontario government's strategic land use planning pro- cess. He also noted that. Canada can only main- tain her competitive ets "if we improve our productivity in our manufacturing facili- ties and lower the unit position in world mark- costs of production." 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