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Page 11, News, Tuesday, April 2, 1991 Northern Ontario Business Awards essay competition seeking entries Students in Northern Ontario are being asked to hone their writing skills and start thinking about their future, to compete in an essay competition worth $3,000 in scholarship money. The competition, sponsored by . Central==Gas .<and administered through the Northern Ontario Business Awards, is open to English and French senior high school students in Northern Ontario. "We are trying to afford youth an opportunity to think about business (and) provide them with the opportunity to write about it," said Marlene Moore, executive director of the Northern Ontario Business Awards. The essay competition encourages young people to think about business, to consider entrepreneurship as a career and to take a risk, said Moore. "Young people are our future leaders" and they should be encouraged to follow their dreams, she said. "The winner of the essay competition will be honored alongside major players in Northern Ontario," who have probably worked for years to acquire their business savvy. "The competition provides an educational experience in itself", said Moore. Students who wish to enter the essay competition have to be in Grade 12 or be seniors taking Ontario Academic Credit courses. Although the competition is open to French and English high school students, there will only be one winner, regardless of language, said Moore. More than 100 secondary schools in the north have received essay applications to WHEREAS: in Canada; and WHEREAS: vation; and essary to ensure the erations; and J WHEREAS: resources; NOW THEREFORE: City/Municipality/District. NATIONAL WILDLIFE WEEK "National Wildlife Week" was created by an Act of Parliament in 1947 to create aware- ness about the importance of wildlife conservation the Canadian Wildlife Federation hopes that "National Wildlife Week" will increase participation at a community level in active conser- WHEREAS: conservation of wildlife habitat is nec- Canada's plants and animals; and 'WHEREAS: wildlife belongs to all people and should be conserved for the benefit of future gen- the theme chosen for this year's National Wildlife Week is "Water: Issue for Wildlife" which focuses on the need to take action to conserve Canada's aquatic wildlife 1], M.J. Cosgrove, Reeve of the Township of Schreiber do hereby proclaim the week of April 7 - 13, 1991 as "National Wildlife Week" in the Municipality of SCHREIBER, and urge all citizens to participate in initiating projects which will improve wildlife habitat in the IN WITNESS WHEREOF: (and cause the seal of the Municipality to be here- to affixed) this 3rd day of APRIL, Nineteen & Siatoans and Ninety,One... ... ~ THE TOWNSHIP OF SCHREIBER continued survival of A Mainstream | hereby set my hand distribute to students. The winning essay will earn its author a $3,000 scholarship and a trip to this year's Northern Ontario Business Awards, to be held in North Bay, Oct 9. Five hundred people are expected to attend the gala, including government dignitaries, said Moore. For more information on the competition, students should check at their schools or phone the Northern Ontario Business Awards at 705-673-5705 and ask for Marlene Moore. &) Ontario NOTICE OF LIQUOR LICENCE APPLICATION TAKE NOTICE THAT the following establishment has applied for a liquor licence, in accordance with the provisions of the LIQUOR LICENCE ACT, as indicated below: Application For A Mini Bar Licence Norwood Motel Highway 17, Terrace Bay AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that any person who is resident in the munici- pality and who wishes to make repre- sentation relative to an application, shall make their submission to the Board in writing no later than May 10, 1991. Copies of submissions will be forwarded to the applicants. Please include your name and address on all correspondence. 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To date, the Foundation has paid out more than $93,000,000 to students and currently has over $100 million on deposit. For more information, please telephone or submit resume to: TOM DOYLE P.O. BOX 3567 THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO P7E 6E2 (807) 622-8983 Scholarship Consultants of North America ae 4 PUBLIC NOTICE ANNUAL WORK SCHEDULES - GERALDTON DISTRICT The Annual Work Schedules for the Geraldton Management Unit, Longlac Forest and Nakina Forest have been approved by the Ministry of Natural Resourses. These Schedules outline timber harvesting, road construction and renewal and main- tenance activities on each of the above Management Units for the period from April 1st, 1991 to March 31st, 1992. The Annual Work Schedules are avail- able for inspection at any time during this twelve (12) month period at the Ministry of Natural Resourses Office in Geraldton, 208 Beamish Avenue West. In addition the Longlac Annual Work' Schedule will be available for review at the Ministry of Natural Resourses office in Terrace Bay. Any future Amendments to the Annual Work Schedules will also be available during this twelve (12) month period. Nakina Forest eraldion Management Unit Longisc Forest =u, Ol terrace Sey Pour les renseignements en francais, compcsez le: (807) 854-1030. For further information, please contact J. :Jennis Murray, District Manager, Geraldton District, Ministry of Natural Resourses, 208 Beamish Avenue West, P.O. Box 640, Geraldton, Ontario, POT 1MO, Telephone: (807) 854-1030. Please note that opinions expressed become part of the public record unless privacy is requested. Ses Ontario Ministry of | Natural Resources