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from page 1 The second, and more detailed part of the information-gathering process, is interviewing industry representatives, manufacturers of heavy equipment and trucks, rep- , resentatives of various safety organizations and trade associa- tions, and key government repre- sentatives. Meyer and two other consul- tants, Daniel Duic and Peter Morden, will do a number of these interviews. In addition; Don Cameron, co- ordinator for the heavy equipment operators' and log haul drivers' courses at Quetico Centre, will interview some industry represen- tatives in Northwestern Ontario. A total of 50 to 60 personal interviews will be conducted, mostly in person. However, isolation is a factor in a region like Northern Ontario, and some of these interviews will be done over the phone to save travelling costs to the more remote regions. Both Northwestern and Northeastern Ontario will be cov- ered in the study. The log haul industry part of the study will be focussed more on Northwestern Ontario, while the heavy equip- ment operating part will have a broader scope. As with any ambitious under- taking of this nature, the study presents some difficulties. "One of the challenges in this [study] is finding out how many heavy equipment operators and | SALA RASA RENAN log haul truck drivers there are," said Meyer. "No one really knows." Since many employers in these industries represent small compa- nies, they are often not listed in any directory or.in the yellow pages, and they may not adver- tise. Thus it is difficult to get an accurate count. "One of the things we hope to produce out of this Lake Superior Highlites By T.E. Taylor, vice-princi- pal Parent interviews were held on both campuses of the high school this week. Attractive signs indicating teachers' names were prepared by Mrs. Romanec's art class. The students who produced these signs are Wes Stachiw, Lisa Merkley, Kevin Cebrario, Shawn Prince, Geoff Flanagan, Cathy Cornfield, Jason Birch, Garry Andrews, Aaron Lemieux, Dale Doucet, Steven Smeltzer, Chris Figliomeni, Mandy Ray, Cory Parent, Benjie Duffy, Chad Yvonne's house. who organized everything. great. Thank-you We would like to take this opportunity to thank every- one who helped plan our surprise party at Jim and Lindsay and Jason Bailey. Parents and teachers were also greeted with homemade baked goods from Mrs. Moore's Gr. 10 Family Studies class. Students involved in this aspect of the successful parents' night were Andrew Bonnema, Jody Waldenberger, Jason Caccamo, Cosimo Commisso, John Gosselin, Neal Zwaresh, Pat Hanley, Mike McLeod, Shawn Bursey, Nicole Legall, Cheryl Fowler, Micheline Soulliere, Jody Saarinen, Angela Ziegler, Tiarra Matson, Alison Riley, Petrina see page 8 WHAT A SURPRISE! 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