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Local youth Cory Ziegler took part in the Sri Chimnoy Oneness- Home Peace Run last Saturday by carrying the peace torch from about one and-a-half kilometres from Terrace Bay to the munici- pal office (see picture below). The Sri Chimnoy Oneness- Home Peace Run is an inter-con- tinental torch relay where runners are carrying flaming torches throughout the length and breadth of the world. On April 27, 1987, a small torch-flame was lit at the foot of the Statue of Liberty in New York City. The torch was passed along and also lit many other torches, symbolizing another spark of peace. Several flames and several runners are presently relaying in the U.S., Europe, Australia, Asia, Africa, South America, and of course, Canada. The Sri Chimnoy run is a dynamic expression of the spirit of being able to go beyond per- ceived limitations no matter what has already been achieved. The run will go through towns and cities, across mountains, jun- gles, deserts, from continent to ---- * Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, June 24, 1987, page 13 Local youth carries torch for part of peace run continent, intent on pushing onward to bridge the cultural and social barriers, the ideological and demographic boundaries that separate nation from nation. End of run The miles covered by each relay in each continent will be added until the total distance cov- ered on foot is the equivalent of the circumference of the earth. Having symbolically linked the entire world in a glowing cir- cle of universal peace, as many of - the individual flames as possible will come together in New York on August 7 for a star-studded 'lownship welcome Approximately six of the 12 runners arrived in Terrace Bay on Saturday, June 20, at about 4 p.m. As they were treated to food and drink at the Red Dog Inn, the remaining runners were relaying behind. They arrived in town at about 5 p.m. to a welcoming committee of Reeve Chapman, Councillors JIm Ziegler and Bill Houston and Terrace Bay Police Constable Bernie Chasse. Local youth Cory Ziegler was offered to carry the torch for about two kilometres to the municipal office where the relay runners were officially welcomed. An event which Cory Ziegler will no doubt remember for a long time. celebration, thus completing their 103-day odyssey. THE NORTH OF SUPERIOR DISTRICT ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD Invites applications for the following positions: One French As A Second Language Teacher - Location: Marathon One .5 Special Education Teacher i - Location: Terrace Bay Interested applicants may send their resume, parish priest letter and references by priority post to: Personnel P.O.Box 730 Schreiber, Ontario POT 2SO Telephone: (807)-824-3296 EF. Drozdowsky By: July 4, 1987 Chairperson G. J. Matys Director of Education Peace on Earth Cory Ziegler (standing beside Reeve Chapman). Chapman welcomed the runners to Terrace Bay by offering them pins, Amethyst souvenirs, and : ; THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION sien. gaveccha tiichene eangatlae for Pas also gav Minister Brian Mulroney stating the township's Requires for Schreiber Public School agreeance with the runners' message of peace. September 1, 1987 (one) half-time F.S.L. Teacher Min. Qualifications: O.T.C. & F.S.L. Part 1 The relay runners for the Sri Chimnoy Oneness-Home Peace Run can be seen above in front of the municipal office in Terrace Bay last Saturday. With them are Terrace Bay Constable Bernie Chasse, far left, Councillors Bill Houston and Jim Ziegler, fifth and sixth from left, Terrace Bay Reeve Ollie Chapman, seventh from left, and 7h Submit Applications to: Mrs. G. Conrad Davey, Principal Schreiber Public School Box 129 Schreiber, Ontario POT 2SO0 P.Richardson M. Twomey Chairman Director =| WALLEYE INTRODUCTION INTO DICKISON, PAN AND VEIN LAKES The Ministry of Natural Resources is proposing to introduce walleye into Dickison, Pan and Vein Lakes in the Terrace Bay Administrative District. This project is part of our 5-year Fisheries Program. Its main purpose is to establish a self- sustaining population of walleye, which will help improve the limited distribution of. this sport species and provide additional angling opportuni- ties for local, resident and non-resident users. Guidelines set by the Ministry of the Environment for Fish Stocking in New Waters will be followed. This particular project, known as Class Environmental Assessment, is intended to give interested and affected parties the opportunity to provide input to the planning of such projects. Adult walleye will be transferred from donor lakes. Any comments, concerns or inquiries regarding the project may be directed to the District Manager, Ministry of Natural Resources, P.O. Box 280, Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2WO by July 17, 1987. Give peace a chance Terrace Bay youth Cory Ziegler, above, is shown carrying the peace torch into Terrace Bay last Saturday. Ziegler was in the welcoming party for the Sri Chimnoy Oneness-Home Peace run- ners. Ziegler then proceeded to carry the torch to the municipal office. Councillor Bill Houston can be seen cycling beside Ziegler on the entry to town. (Photos by Ken Lusk). Red Dog Inn JOB OPPORTUNITY Full Time Desk Clerk BSP t) ose - Required Immediately - Shift work involving night duty ALSO PART-TIME WAITRESSES & FULL-TIME needed. Starting AUGUST 15th Ministry of Hon. Vincent G. Kerrio Apply at front desk Natural Minister 3 Mary Mogford Resources Deputy Minister 825-3286 Ontario ee es tw