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PAGE 6 TERRACE BAY NEWS JULY 3I, 1974 REGIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FORMED On June 17, I974, the Hon. Leo Bernier, Minister of Natural Resources formally appoin- ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT ted the Regional Advisory Committee for the : Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGrath of Schreiber, north central region. This committee results announce the engagerent of their eldest | from the recent reorganization of the Ministry daughter Ann Marie to Robert Thomas Woods , of Natural Resources and is a continuation of son of Mrs. Emma Woods and the late Alfred the former District Advisory Committees which Woods of Fort Frances. were in existence prior to I973. The wedding will take place at 3 p.m. on In advising the regional director, Mr. R.A. August 31st, 1974 in Holy Angels Church, Baxter of Thunder Bay, the committee will be Schreiber, Ontario considering a wide variety of issues and as- pects of resource management. At the request of the regional director, the committee: (i) Shall advise on the development and modif- CROSSWORD PUZZLE ication of a land use plan for the region or any part thereof, which plan will provide pol- icy guidelines for the development, use and management of natural resources therein; TODAY'S ANSWER ACROSS 3. French (ii) May review periodically land use plans 1. Counter article and the polic idelines for zones, and rec- sign 4. Before n : policy gui es zones, an ec- 5 rn. 5 Teron ommend changes thereof; tion highest (iii) May consider any matters affecting the 10. European ¢ Fionmimg : i river . Uprig use of public lands and waters and make recom 11. Treasurer 7. Simpleton mendations concerning such use; 12. Crime 8. Perched (iv) May consider and make recommendations on against 9. Give it a : : Pia as the whirl any matters dealing with the activities of the throne 11. Old Ministry. (2 wds.) soldier's = 55.220 The new committee, representing a cross- 14. Of the Plemen os 22. Bede" $0 section of people and interests throughout the | 15 Nautical 13. Virtuous 25. Irish 36. Key of the region is composed of twelve members and will direction 15. Love in county Medit. b fiaired by Mr i1da M. Hol £G 1dt 18. Reveal Leghorn in (abbr.) a e chaired by Mrs. Hilda M. Holm of Gera.CtOn. | 2; Lacking 16. Poet, Munster 37. Ques. 4 Active on the committee with Mrs. Holm will be princi- " Ezra -- 20: Sunder 3 and = 4 i ¢ - les 17. Eye . Anes- . Drunkar 4 Mr. Martin Bannon of Thunder Bay, Dr. Mel Bart 23. rt 19, Wear thetic 29. Sound 3 ley of Thunder Bay, Mr. Sydney Hancock of Ati- source away 33. Sicilian from a kokan, Mr. John Poleschuk of Thunder Bay, Mr. 24. Betray 20. Hard luck volcano corrida h a £ White Ri ME. M tip i (hyph. guy 34. Suffers 40. Imme- Thomas Bagdon o ite River, . Mervin Penn wi 21. Minus from diately ock of Nakina, Mr. John Ryder of Thunder Bay, 927. Alder My. Brian Honan of Marathon, Mr. Thomas Inglis use 21 B/ Ye a of Thunder Bay, Mr. Lloyd Lein of Nipigon and oh eth) Mr. Leslie Mitchelson of Thunder Bay. They displays will be ably assisted by Mr. James Foulds (NDP) 29. nelont Port "Arthur, Mr. Bernt Gilbertson (PC) Algoma, | 31. Frolic Mr. James Jessiman (PC) Fort William, Mr. T. 32. Shred patrick Reid (L) Rainy River, and Mr. Jack E. Mun Stokes (NDP) Thunder Bay, all of whom are keen- (2 wds.) ly interested and concerned with the sound man-| 41.Prospec- agement of the natural resources in the region - hs The committee is one of four to be named a- | 42. -- cross Northern Ontario, one being located in oO ere each of the ministries northern administrative | 43. Native- regions. It is expected that once operational, born the committee will be meeting at different lo- Lg cations throughout the region and will be acc- DOWN epting public briefs or other input as regards 1. Musical the activities of the ministry in this area. 2 38 author