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i Page 12, News, Tuesday, May 1, 1990 S THANK YoU * Northern Insights- continued from page 5 I would like to thank Dr. Wilkes and all the nurses that were so nice to me while I was in the hospital. Thanks to Jocelyn & Evelyn for being so nice to me & also the husbsands and children that are always so nice to Grandma. All the people that came to visit, made calls, sent flowers, cards and goodies. Thanks to all, it was well appreciated. = Louise Guillet | = NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS All claims against the Estate of MARY MAY IRENE NICOL, late of the township of Terrace Bay, in the District of Thunder Bay, who died on or about the 10th day of February, 1990, must be filed with the undersigned on or before the 4th day of May, 1990, after which time the undersigned will distribute the assets of the estate having regard only to the claims then filed. DATED at Thunder Bay, Ontario, this 3rd day of April, 1990. MURRAY & COURTIS Barristers And Solicitors Suite 410, The Chapple Building 101 N. Syndicate Avenue THUNDER BAY, Ontario P7C 3V4 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS All claims against the Estate of NELSON SHORT SMITH, late of the township of Schreiber, in the District of Thunder Bay, who died on or about the 8th day of January, 1990, must be filed with the under- signed on or before the 4th day of May, 1990, after which time the undersigned will distribute the assets of the estate having regard only to the claims then filed. DATED at Thunder Bay, Ontario, this 3rd day of April, 1990. MURRAY & COURTIS Barristers And Solicitors Suite 410, The Chapple Building 101 N. Syndicate Avenue THUNDER BAY, Ontario P7C 3V4 is consulted on timber manage- ment issues. Under the current system, MNR planning teams are in control. There are open houses held, and lots of opportunity for anyone in the public to review the plans and submit comments. But digesting those comments and rewriting the plans, is under the control of the MNR. The forest industry, environmentalists, native organizations, and all kinds of other groups and individuals with an interest in those timber plans have been pushing the com- missioners to take that control out of MNR hands. At the hearings, the industry is Happy Birthday, Mom! GAYLE KNIGHT Being the good chil- dren that we are, we 'wouldn't dream of telling your age. So have a good 29! Love, Trudy, Sheryl eee Craig. XXXO00O0 oe | would like to thank Dr. Wilkes, the nursing staff and the Home Care nurses, of McCausland Hospital, for providing excellent care to our beloved Mother & Mother-In-Law, Melissa Mackenzie, who passed away on April 7, 1990. Special thanks to Red Cross Home Maker, Linda Hamelin. Sincerely, Burt & Brigit Borrie requires running of the Business Development Centre business plans five years of related business experience - Excellent inter-personal skills funding agencies P.O. Box 716 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2wWoO SUPERIOR NORTH BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTRE A GENERAL MANAGER Responsibilities: -To manage the financial operations of the Corporation and the day-to-day - To provide business advice to clients and to assist them in the preparation of financial and - To evaluate loan applications and supervise the collection of loans Qualifications: - Degree in Business Administration and/or a combination of education and - Experience in community economic development and/or experience in dealing with government Competitive salary and benefit package. Applications will be accepted until May 7, 1990. Resumes may be sent to Fax No. (807) 825-9474 or by Priority Post to: Superior North Business Development Centre Attention: Mr. Scott Fraser, Chairperson For further information telephone (807) 825-9688 proposing three levels of public advisory boards - provincial, regional, and local. Each level would receive technical advice from supporting panels of experts. The provincial level would have a lot of say over the province's entire wood supply and the way its managed. Regionally, questions of timber allocation among competing companies and interest groups would be sorted out. Locally, detailed plans for actual day to day forest opera- tions would receive intensive scrutiny by permanent advisory bodies, better equipped to sift through the specifics and techni- calities than an ordinary citizen, walking in to an MNR-controlled open house. Under the industry's proposed new system, the MNR would still have a technical support role, but it would no longer be in control. Non-governmental organizations would be represented at all three levels of the planning process. The industry's willingness to suggest, let alone participate in such a radical transformation of timber management planning, is only one example of "news" from the hearings the public should know about. The hearings, despite their technical complexity and voluminous detail, will lead to a new system of forest man- agement in Ontario. But the lack of media coverage as the details of all these new changes are dis- cussed, means the public could wake up some day and realize they've missed a chance to write the new forestry rule books. The people who marched, sang, and cleaned up for Mother Earth April 22nd still have a chance to speak up about all this. The timber management hearings will begin a series of more infor- mal public hearings soon, in over a dozen centres across the north, where "ordinary northerners" can have their say. The commission- ers conducting the hearings have promised to give as much weight to the public comments as they give to the heavy technical pre- sentations at the longer formal hearings. Mother Earth, I'm sure, will be watching what happens at those hearings, with interest. 12 HOUR ALLERGY RELIEF loading. TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY SPRING CLEAN-UP 1990 The week of May 7 to May 11, 1990, will be "SRING CLEAN-UP WEEK", in Terrace Bay. Residents are asked to place their rubbish close the roadside, in proper containers where possible, to permit easy access for Owners of old cars on residential property who wish to dispose of same should contact the Public Works Department at: 825-9016 R. Mikkonen, P. Eng. AT YOUR SERVICE Gilles Pouliot, MPP Lake Nipigon "Helping you is my job!" 3s SESESUSEEESSRESG GEER GEESE ERE CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-268-7192 Monday to Friday During Business Hours