The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Wednesday, October 11, 1989 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Page 7 At a Glance... School crossing areas are not crosswalks Chief Don Kidder of the Terrace Bay Police has asked the News to bring to the attention of area residents that the areas which school crossing guards use to escort school children across the highway are not crosswalks. This means cars have the right of way and do not have to stop for pedestrians waiting to cross the highway except during times when crossing guards are work- ing. Pedestrians must wait for traf- fic to clear before proceeding to cross the highway. Kidder said if a person is crossing the highway and is struck by a vehicle, the pedestrian could be charged and the driver is not legally at fault. Classifieds 25 words or less 1 week ...3.50 2 weeks ... $6.00 4 weeks ... $10.00 PREPAID IN ADVANCE ATTENTION Deadline for all ads and editorial THURSDAYS 5 pm. Phone 825-3747 Crime Stoppers rakes in millions Delegates at the 10th Annual Crime Stoppers International Conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico, have unanimously endorsed a resolution supporting the efforts of law enforcement agencies worldwide to battle drug smuggling and trafficking. Delegates, who Ontario Provincial Police Crime Stoppers coordinators, vowed to step up their part in the war against the drug problem. For the first time in the history include . of the program, a Canadian, Regional Chairman of Hamilton- Wentworth Reg Whynott, has becn named president of Crime Stoppers International. Since 1983, Crime Stoppers programs in Ontario have been responsible for 9,274 arrests and recovering property and drugs worth $47,204,369 while $695,148 has been paid out in rewards, The OPP is directly involved in 21 of the 35 programs in Ontario. Dance Classes Thank you to those who replied to the "interest survey". The response was great! I am unable to offer classes at this time, please watch for further details in the New Year. Thank you for your support. Sandie Butt New library VCR equipment The Terrace Bay Library has recently purchascd a VCR and color monitor with the help of a grant from the Ministry of Culture. Jeanne Marcella, head librarian, said the library has a substantial video collection of entertainment and educational materials for children which is rotated through the library system every three months. "This pilot project has been very successful in small commu- nities," said Marcclla. The equipment is available to residents and groups in Terrace Bay for use in the recreation cen- tre. Marcella said people or groups wanting to use the equip- ment should call the: library in advance to reserve it. Gambling Jones comes north The comic opera "Gambliag Jones" will receive a $10,000 grant to support its tour of 10 Northern Ontario communities in November. Terrace Bay is one of these communities in which the show, a spoof of grand opera during a turn of the century gold rush, will be performed. The show mixes music, melo- drama and comedy relating to the adventures of Jones, the gambler, and his saloon-keeping bride. HELP WANTED Have position available for~ PARTS CLERK/STORE CLERK Full Time Computer experience preferred but not mandatory, will be trained. If interested please contact Anne Marie at G. Figliomeni & Sons 824-2443 The Mutual Group 1.B.M. Bidg., 200 = S. Syndicate Ave. Thunder Bay, Ontario, P7E 1C9 Bus. 1-623-1521, Res. 1-344-6403 STEVE DAFOE, C.F.P. Chartered Financial Planner Guarranteed Investment Certificates Financial Planning ~ Estate & Retirement Planning Personal & Business Life Insurance Disability Income Protection R.R.S.P.'s, Annuities, R.R.I.F.'s Equity Funds Employee Benefits Mutual Funds ; Group Life & Health Benefits Aguasabon Golf Club ANNUAL MEETING OCTOBER 22, 1989 7:30 p.m. Conference Room - Status of new club house - Election of 1990 executive, etc. ALL GOLFERS URGED TO ATTEND 707 MEMORIAL AVENUE THIS WEEK ONLY ™ October 10 - 14th 1989 0.9" TRUCKS 45 Pick-Ups, Crewcabs and Aero Star Vans to choose from. | * Warranty of Equipment * Balance of New Vechile Warranty * Completely Serviced and Saftey checked * 6.9% Financing 12-24 months 8.9% Financing 25-36 months O.A.C. Some conditions apply plus Tax & Transfer * Variety of Colours Solids and Tutones * Trade Ins Welcomed As Downpayments FINANCING on SHORT TERM LEASE ate NE TELEPHONE 344-7235