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Wednesday, August 2, 1989 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Page 9 Ata glance Radar detector. detectors If you're a speeder who has been using a radar detector to avoid being caught, your false sense of security could be coming toanend. | The Ontario Provincial Police will be the first police force in North America to operate radar detector detectors in an effort to deter speeding - one of the major causes of fatal motor vehicle accidents. A number of the devices have been purchased for the force's pilot project and will be distribut- ed to detachments throughout the province. Tested in the Sudbury area last year, the device identified 107 detectors during 61 hours of oper- ation. In the Oak Ridges area, 183 detectors were pinpointed Gangs a 62 hour period. In 1987 and 1988, officers seized more than.10,000 radar warning devices without the aid of the device. Mioose lottery The Ministry of Natural Resources has mailed 30,547 adult moose validation tags to hunters for the 1989 moose hunt. The annual draw for moose validation tags, a random draw which allows limited numbers of adult moose to be hunted, was held June 28. All of the 88,737 applicants who put their names in the 1989 draw were to have been notified about the results by the end of July. The draw is part of the MNR's selective harvest program, initiat- ed in 1983, to allow the moose population to rebuild. Successful applicants in the draw will be given validation tags which indicate they are lieengee to hunt adult moose. A total of 34,215 tags were available with the number of tags allocated in each of the manage- ment units determined by the moose population in the area. The demand for tags was lower in some units and as a result, 3,668 tags have not been allocated. During the second and third weeks of August, hunters who applied but were not suc- cessful in other management units will be given a chance to obtain one of these tags. The ministry will notify eligi- ble hunters by mail of the man- agement units where the remain- ing tags are available and how to apply for them. Hunters who do not receive a tag in the initial draw may still book a hunt through tourist outfit- ters who may have tags available. When the selective harvest program began, there were fewer than 80,000 moose in Ontario. There are now 120,000. The min- istry's goal is to increase the pop- ulation to 160,000 by the end of the-century. R.LD.E. this civic holiday Warm summer weather and the holiday season result in a dra- matic increase in traffic volume every year. The increased volume also leads to an increase in fatal motor vehicle accidents. Last summer, 363 people dicd in motor vehicle accidents in the areas of the province patrolled by the Ontario Provincial Police. The major contributing factors in those accidents were excessive speed, alcohol and failure to wear seat belts. Approximately 25 per cent of motorists killed were ejected from their vehicles. This Civic Day weekend, Aug 5, 6, 7, OPP R.I.D.E. teams will be out in full force. The summer R.I.D.E. program, a cooperative effort involving police forces throughout the province, has already proven effective. This past Victoria Day weck- end, OPP R.I.D.E. units charged 147 people with alcohol-related offences. In addition, 269 received 12- hour suspensions. The OPP will be enforcing speeding, drinking/driving and seat belts laws this holiday weck- | end. SKYWIRE POWER SYSTEM SERVICES PAUL A. MOOREY Representative Pole line construction, and outdoor lighting, residential wiring P.O. Box 580 Schreiber, Ontario POT 2S0 (807) 824-3152 _ Birth Annoynvement COSTA - Tony and Luciana of Schreiber are pleased to announce the birth of their second child, Jennifer Josephine born on July 24, 1989, weighing 7 lbs. 7 oz. Proud grandparents are Joe & Mary Costa and Giovanni & Teresa Trichilo. A special thanks to Dr. K. W. Wilkes and all the nurses of the McCausland Hospital. Team L Diggers I, Team Sabres Expos Sluggers Devils Mavericks Outlaws -- RY SD a Naa Why dv =mOoOnor ooo Schreiber Men's Slow-Pitch League T Pts RE RA 1? a ee R.. Die 12. Ae BE eg ee 6 49-87 6 72). STROT 4 63 --- 86 1 54 120 Standings as of July 25, 1989 All games are played Sunday and Monday at 6:00 p.m. & 7:30 p.m. each night year old group. Minor Soccer Program The Minor Soccer Program started on July 12 with 115 participants registered. Currently there are three teams in the 5 to 7 ycar old group, three teams in the 8 to 10 year old group and two teams in the 11 to 13 "Results of games to date by 5 to 7 yr. olds Red Rovers 1 Cougars 0 Cougars 0 Eagles a Red Rovers 0 Eagles 2 Cougars 3 Red rovers 2 Standings GP W L Ties Pts. Cougars 4 fe 2 0 4 Eagles 3S 2 i 0 4 Red Rovers 3 1 Z 0) 2 Results of games to date by 8 to 10 yr. olds Red Rats 1 Blue Shots 1 Blue Shots 1 ScaHawks 1 Red Rats 1 SeaHawks 3 Blue Shots 2 Red Rats 1 SeaHawks 3 Blue Shots 0 Standings GP W L Ties Pts. SeaHawks 3 Zz 0 1 5 Blue Shots 4 i! 1 2 4 Red Rats 3 0 2 1 1 Results of games to date by 11 to 13 yr. olds Scorpions 3 Shamrocks 0 Shamrocks . 0 Scorpions 0 Scorpions 0 Shamrocks 3 Standings GP W L Ties Pts. _ Scorpions 3 1 l 1 3 Shamrocks 3 1 1 1 5 We would like to thank all those volunteer coaches and parents who have enabled our Soccer Program to get off to such a successful start, and encourage others to support this growing program. Part-time Bar Stewards Wanted Please apply in writing to Mr. Lawrence Madge, President Royal Canadian Legion Branch 109 P. O. Box 61 Schreiber, Ontario POT 2S0 Deadline for applications August 5 Stop watering by '< Call S2@ SPRINKLERS UNDERGROUNR S) SPRINKLERS - Promotes a greener lawn - Thorough Coverage - - Convenient - Can be automatically controlled - Design service Available SU area SPRINKLERS 1-767-8807 RR- #12. THUNDER BAY - A great Time Saver Call: Ken Specht AUGUST is SEWING MONTH Aieniak Ae 31) The Sewing Nook is having a Pre-inventory Sale on all Fabrics through out the month of August Back to School Specials Tables 25% off to 50% THE SEWING NOOK SWEATSHIRTS and JOGGING PANTS Fleece and Interlock - reg 8.99 NOW 6.99 mt. QUILTERS DELIGHTS Calico Prints reg 5.39 - 5.99 NOW 3.99mt. Plain Cotton reg 3.99 NOW 2.99 mt. FLANNELETTE 45"-reg 4.50 NOW 3.50 mt. 36" reg 3.50 NOW 2.50 FANCY FABRICS - 25% OFF 825-9555 Don't delay Come in today. Many Many More in-store Specials Downstairs from the Simcoe Plaza Post Office po My, a: Lakehead University --__ = = A Northern Vision é a ers ER yu a ¢96l- LAK AS Ly a TERRACE BAY The following courses have been scheduled for: FALL/WINTER 1989/90 French 1100 Intermediate Oral French Sociology 2205 Race and Ethnic Relations - Religious Studies 2803 World Religions: An Introduction Psychology 3081 The Exceptional Child These course are subject to minimum enrollment and availability of instructor. Registration forms and tuition payments are being accepted by Mrs. B. Spadoni. Please register now to ensure that minimum enrollment requirements are met. Mrs. Barbara Spadoni Lakehead University Off-Campus Representative 303 Park Place Box 54 SCHREIBER, Ontario POT 2S0