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Wednesday, May 24, 1989 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Page 3 Preferred Rates for Male Operators 21-24 §25-3246 "Ideal Young Driver Class" Motorcyclists take to the road in record numbers each spring, and all too often, an enjoyable activity turns to tragedy. In 1987-88, on highways patrolled by the Ontario Provincial Police, 112 motorcy- clists and passengers were killed. The most common contribut- ing factor in fatal motorcycle accidents is loss of control at high speed, which accounted for 52 per cent of the deaths in 1987-88. Marke Yet another business falls prey to thieves. Overnight on December 5 last year (1988), cul- prits broke into Yarzab Brothers Construction workshop along Highway 11 - 17, 10 miles west of Thunder Bay. A pad lock was removed to gain entry into the garage and once inside a large barrel of gear oil was dumped over. Two tool boxes were also knocked over spilling their contents onto the floor. The thieves removed one entire red "Beach" tool box full of Co PRIMATE Ua STOPPERS 623-TIPS 1-800-465-6844 Thank You We wish to thank everyone who organized and to everyone who contributed to our Shag. Thank you Everyone. April & Claude Apology We wish to let all our friends know that the reception of our wedding is open to all. We apologize to those that did not receive an invitation. Thank You April & Claude Other major causes of fatal acci- dents are alcohol consumption and failure to yield. "Basically, motorcycle opera- tors face the same as car drivers, except they are driving a two- wheel vehicle as opposed to a four-wheel one.With this type of vehicle, there is less margin for error," said S/Sgt. Bob Lyon, Ontario Provincial Police traffic and marine section. Motorcyclists are often d tools mechanics' tools. The owner had marked each tool with an engrav- ing pen for identification purpos- es. Other tool boxes were soricd through and a selection of tools taken. Total value of the stolen property is over $5,000. Two particular items that may have since come to your attention are a green Pioneer chainsaw and a red welding mask with writing under the chin. Most items can be identified by police and have been added to the police computer. Better secu- rity has been added to the busi- ness. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 this weck for information Motorcyclists face danger - é involved in accidents because they are not scen by other drivers. Motorcycle headlights must be on at all times, even during the day, and bright reflective clothing should be worn. "On a motorcycle, even if you're in the right, you lose. You're much more vulnerable than a car driver or passenger. Motorcyclists should kecp this fact in mind, and drive defensive- ly," said S/Sgt. Lyon. stolen that leads to the arrest of the per- son (s) responsible for this crime. Call Crime Stoppers, Toll Free, at 1-800-465-6844, if you have any information regarding this crime. "You do not have to give your name." Crime Stoppers also pays cash for information on any unsolved crimes. The Crime Stopper reward fund is raiscd through tax deductable donations from citi- zens and businesses. Cheques may be sent to Thunder Bay Crime Stoppers Inc., 425 E. Donald Street, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7E 5V1. Your donation will go towards Crime Stoppers in your arca. Thank you We would like to thank two very special people, Tanya & Margie for the beautiful shower in our honour. There are no words to express all you have done for'us. We love you! Janice & jillian ec FORESTER JOURNEYPERSON/APPRENTICE MARATHON Ontario Hydro has an immediate need for Forester Journeypersons/Apprentices. Initial training for this four year apprenticeship will take place at our Thunder Bay work centre. You will complete your final two years of the program upon relocation of the work centre to Marathon in 1991. Minimum requirements are Grade 12 secondary school diploma with credits in mathematics, science and english. Your duties will include the felling and pruning of trees and the application of herbicides to control brush and unwanted vegetation. Hand and chain saws, pruning equipment and sprayers are the normal tools of the trade. Climbing will be involved, however, some clearing may be done from a hydraulically operated aerial device. You will be required to qualify for a Class "A" driver's licence, and must be able to obtain a Land Class 01 and 03 exterminator licence. Since the work is performed outdoors, you will be exposed to hot and cold temperatures and to dust and pollens. To be considered you must send:an outline of your skills and qualifications, a resume and a copy of your Grade 12 transcript of marks by June 1 quoting file no. 19-M-521 to: Gay, %, "ey, Ontario Hydro Human Resources Department 34 N. Cumberland St. Thunder Bay, Ontario P7A 4L5 ONTARIO HYDRO IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER wid 100 year old Railroad Inn. ROSSPORT INN Enjoy the charming atmosphere of a Comfortable overnight accomodations. FOR RESERVATIONS WRITE OR CALL: Ned & Shelagh Basher 824-3213 Rossport, Ontario EST. 1884 "Now Open mi, for the mas: Season" "@ Steaks, Seafood & Fresh Local Fish Licensed Dining < LITTER...LITTER EVERYWHERE i LAA AAA in the woods...along pathways...in ravines Next time you're out for a walk take one of our heavy duty garbage bags with you and help to keep_all of Terrace Bay beautiful. bags are available FREE at the Municipal Office and should be placed anywhere along the edge of the road for pick-up. Assistance will also be provided for any group of citizens wishing to undertake specific clean-up projects. TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY a > TRAVAILLEUR FORESTIER QUALIFIE/APPRENTI FORESTIER MARATHON Ontario Hydro est a la recherche de travailleurs forestiers qualifiés/apprentis forestiers, hommes ou femmes. Cet apprentissage de quatre ans débutera a notre centre de travail de Thunder Bay. Les deux derniéres années seront effectuées a Marathon, lieu de la formation a compter de 1991. La scolarité minimale requise est une 12° année avec cours de mathématiques, sciences et anglais. Les fonctions du travailleur forestier incluent l'abattage et I'élagage des arbres, et l'utilisation de phytocides pour le contréle de la végétation. Ses outils sont les scies a chaine et a main, l'équipement d'élagage et les vaporisateurs. Le travailleur forestier doit étre capable de monter aux arbres, cependant, certains travaux sont effectués a partir d'une nacelle hydraulique. Les personnes choisies devront obtenir un permis de conduire de catégorie "A" ainsi qu'un permis de catégorie 01 et 03 pour la manipulation des phytocides. Ses fonctions étant accomplies en plein air, le travailleur forestier est exposé a toutes les températures, ainsi qu'au pollen et aux poussiéres. Pour poser votre candidature, vous devez faire parvenir votre curriculum vitae, un apergu de vos compétences et de vos qualifications et un exemplaire de vos relevés de notes de douziéme année dici le 1% juin 1989 a: Ontario Hydro Services Ressources Humaines 34, rue Cumberland nord Thunder Bay (Ontario) P7A 4L5 Veuillez indiquer la référence 19-M-521. ONTARIO HYDRO OFFRE DES CHANCES D'EMPLOI EGALES A TOUS