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<""Dage 10;'Néws, Tuesday, June 12,1990 Deanna Cosgrove, who attends grade 8 at Holy Angels School in Schreiber recently returned from a 5 week stay in Toronto where she worked as a Legislative Page. Photo by Angie Saunders THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY The Township has issued Final Tax Billings for the 1990 calender year. These bills are due and payable in two installments, June 29, 1990 and August 31, 1990. W.L. Mitchell, A.M.C.T. (A) Deputy Clerk-Treasurer Local student recommends job as Legislative Page By Angie Saunders The News Deanna Cosgrove recently returned from Toronto where she was a legislative page for 5 weeks. Fourteen year old Deanna, who attends Grade 8 at Holy Angels School in Schreiber, applied for the program when she was in Grade 7.- She was accept- ed in February, 1990 and was in Toronto from April 17 to May 19th. Deanna described her job as a "Legislative Page" as being a run- ner to get water and messages for Members of Parliament (MP's) at Queen's Park in Toronto. Regular citizens aren't allowed in the chambers at Queen's Park so students can apply for the job. To be a page, a student must have a minimum 80% scholastic average, a place to stay in Toronto during the term of duty and be recommended by the school principal. Deanna said that she was in one of five groups of 24 students. There were over 800 applicants of students trying for the position when she applied. Deanna men- tioned, "It's hard to get in because our riding isn't as popular as the Toronto riding." Deanna, who represented Gilles Pouliot's riding, along with the other 23 students in her group were in the chambers from Monday to Thursday 1:30 - 3:300n school days and 1:30 - 6:00 on the rest of the days. They attended school on Mondays and Wednesdays in the morning and from 3:30 - 6:00 in the afternoon. Each student had a separate job to do in the morning before school. Besides inserting pages into binders in the legislature, the students had routes where they distributed papers throughout the whole building. While doing this, they worked as a team. A uniform had to be worn while each page worked in the House. School included classes in Math, History, French, English, Art, and Legislative Process. The week wasn't all school and work. Each week something fun would be planned on Friday. THE MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES THE MINISTRY OF TOURISM AND RECREATION THE ROSSPORT AREA CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP THE PAYS PLAT FIRST NATION request your participation in an evaluation of THE ROSSPORT ISLAND GROUP IN LAKE SUPERIOR (which extends from and includes Simpson Island to the easterly most tip of Copper Island) 1..What potential uses do you think should take place within the study area? 2. What are your feelings on commercial outpost camps or lodge opportunities? 3. Can both public recreation and commercial recreation work hand in hand within the study area? 4. Is there a need for traditional public use recreation opportunities to be protected? 5. How do we continue to protect sensitive plant, animal and historical sites that have been documented in the study area? We need your input no later than July 15, 1990. Written or verbal comments should be directed to any of the following: Beau's Variety c/o Robert Beauregard General Delivery Rossport, Ontario POT 2RO (807) 824-3370 Pays Plat First Nation c/o Aime Bouchard, Chief General Delivery Rossport, Ontario POT 2RO (807) 824-2541 Natural Y, Resources Ontario Lyn McLeod oi - -Minister - Ministry of Ministry of Natural Resources P.O. Box 280 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2WO (807) 825-3205 Halcyon Haven c/o Mike and Rose Marie Renaud General Delivery . Rossport, Ontario | POT 2RO (807) 824-2561 After 11:00, on Friday, the st dents were treated to thing su as bowling , a pizza day , ar once cake was provided for then Deanna found Toronto to t very expensive. She mentioned was the most expensive place live in North America. Of all the things she liked be of her trip, Deanna said she lik« the new people she met. "V were all in the same boat in a ne city. Only three out of the 24 our group were from Toronto." Being away from her fami and friends was the only thir Deanna didn't like at first. "Mo of my paycheques went to tl phone bill." But after it was ¢ over, she hated leaving all tl friends she made. Deanna was lucky enough meet the Lieutenant Governa Lincoln Alexander while | Toronto. She explained he is tl one who entertains royalty wh it comes to Canada. One of the highlights of h trip was the chance to be ¢ Video Hits. Deanna and a fe other girls were lost and happ: to run into Brian Elliot who th asked them if they wanted to | on the show. Deanna said she was to going to Toronto to be Legislative Page would be a go learning experience. She didi believe it until after she got ther "You learn everything abo the government. We even had debate on Meech Lake as part Legislative Process class. It w fun." Deanna received a scroll fra the Hon. David Peterson, Premi of Ontario and two portraits' her group as mementos of t trip. When I asked her what s! would say to any students inte ested in applying to become Legislative Page, Deanna replie "I would definitely recommend to other students." IN MEMORIAM MADIGAN - Murie Madeleine peacefully ¢ the Oriilia Soldiers' Memori: Hospital on Tuesday, June ! 1990. Muriel English, forme ly of Pointe au Baril an Chapleau, beloved and che ished wife for 59 years ¢ Willlam A. Madigan ¢ Hopkins Bay, Rama Tws} Loving mother of: Glady: (Mrs. D.Q. Hamilton) ¢ Renfrew, Mrs. Madelein DuPlessis of Toronto, Ruth / (Mrs. Laurence Pullen) «¢ Markham, Shirley Dawi (Mrs. Charles Richardso! and William K. both of Orilli Grandmother of 15 grandch dren and 7 great grandchi dren and predeceased k one grandson. Dear sister | Mrs. Gladys Hasselfeldt « Toronto, Claude and Cec both predeceased. The la' Mrs. Muriel Madigan will re at the Mundell Funeral Hom 79 West St., N., Orillia from - 4and 7 - 9 p.m. Wednesd and Thursday. Then to § Paul's United Church, Orill for service on Friday afte noon, June 8 at 2 p.r Interment: Atherle Cemetery. The casket w rest in the Church on Fridé afternoon from 1 p.m. un time of service.