Times Advocate, 1991-07-31, Page 3Times -Advocate, July 31 1991
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20th annua
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Contest
The 1991 representative of Dashwood's :
edsburg Days festival will be chosen
'turday afternoon at the se:set up
n the village's community park:
the contest; which features the seven
Contestants pictured here, will follow an
action of former Miss F4#41,
l0 are retumingto Dashwood ln on-
olfr; of the'2Oth anniversary of the Ger`
man cultural heritage event.
Donna Xing, 15
Sponsor I aethe's Kaffee Halls
Jennifer Weigand 16
Sponsor:Jlayler's Turkey Farrns
Shelly Wells, 14
Carli Tiernan,'
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1956 Ontario champions - Exeter midgets won the OBA Midget 'C' championship in 1956. Looking
proud in their new jackets and showing off the trophy were, back, left; Alvin Willert, coach; Doug Sillery,
c; Fred Hunter, p; Allan Rundle, of; Barry Glover, ss; Ken Jackson, of; Simon Nagle, of; Elmer Ince, if;
Cy Blommaert, 2b; Jim Glover, coach. Front, left; Jim MacDonald, of; Doug Kelson, of; Jim Russell, p;
Jim Hennessey, 9b; Don Gravett, coach.
Alvin Willert
Field to be
dedicated
EXETER - Residents of Exeter
will be able to honour one of their
sporting heroes Monday night as
the hardball diamond at the end of
Princess Street will be dedicated
and named after Alvin Willert.
The Long-time arena manager
who coached minor hockey in Ex-
eter for many years, was also the
coach of the Exeter midget baseball
team which won the All -Ontario
championship in 1956.
Several members of the 1956
team are planning to participate in
the ceremonies which begin at 6
p.m. pn Monday.
Mayor Bruce Shaw will be the
Master of Ceremonies at the event
which will see the unveiling of a
plaque which will be set perma-
nently onto a large field stone at
the park.
Organizer Brad Gregus said the
naming of the 'Alvin Willert Field'
will also have a few surprises dur-
ing the ceremonies. A baseball
game between the Co -Op Juniors
and Goderich Juveniles, leaders in
the Western Jr. Baseball League, is
expected to begin at 7 p.m.
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SijSTAINA BLE
FORESTRY
Ontario's forests are a crucial element of the provincial environment and economy which must be
maintained for future generations. The people of Ontario have a right and a responsibility to
participate in decisions affecting the management of Ontario's forest resources.
On May 7, 1991, Natural Resources Minister Bud Wildman announced the government's
Sustainable Forestry program designed to improve the management of Ontario's forests and
give citizens a stronger voice in policy development and decision making. A Forest Policy
Panel and a number of public advisory committees will be established to assist in the
development of new forest policy. The panel and these committees will provide opportunities
for Ontario residents, from all walks of life, to participate in forest policy development on a
variety of subjects over the next several years.
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS TO A FOREST POLICY PANEL
TO DEVELOP A COMPREHENSIVE FOREST POLICY FRAMEWORK FOR ONTARIO
The Comprehensive Forest Policy Framework will be the cornerstone for forest policy in
Ontario. The framework will be the first of its kind. The panel will work with the people of
Ontario to develop the Comprehensive Forest Policy Framework. The Panel will report
directly to the Minister of Natural Resources. The Framework will set out:
' long-term roles of the forest locally, provincially, nationally and globally;
• long term objectives for sustaining Ontario's forests and forest -dependant
industries and communities;
• management principies to guide development of detailed forest policies and
practices; and
• how the public can contribute to ongoing forest policy development and
management.
The panel will consist of three individuals who are:
1. knowledgeable on the subject of sustainable development;
2. familiar whh, or have experience In, Integrated natural resource
management;
3. excellent oommunicators end experienced In public involvement
processes;
4. available for twelve to eighteen months; the chair should be available
ons -half the time and the members should be available one-third of the
time;
5. willing to travel extensively throughout Ontario;
6. representative of Ontario's demographic makeup
The Minister of Natural Resources will appoint the three members to the panel early this fall.
An office will be provided in Toronto.
This Panel will submit the framework report to the Minister of Natural Resources in
September 1992.
Nominations to the Forest Policy Panel will bo accepted until ptember 6,J991,
Nominations should include a resume and a brief description ofsuitability for
membership.
Please submit nominations in writing to:
Ministry of Natural Resources
Forest Policy Branch
258 Queen Street East
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
PSA 5N5
Attention: Comprehensive Forest Policy
Framework
FAX: (705) 945-6605
Please direct telephone inquires:
In English to:(705) 945-6628
En Francais a: . 705) 945-6625
For Cree or Ojibway to: (807) 622-9847
The Province of Ontario is dedicated to employment equity and encourages nominations to
the Forest Policy Panel by qualified individuals including: aboriginal peoples, francophones,
persons with disabilities, racial minorities and women.
C') Ministry of
ivNatural
Resources
Ontario