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SEPTEMBER '15, 1976 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 3 ~ 8S. DRIVERS TO STOP FOR SCHOOL BUSES: From pg. 2 Each municipality has the authority to- enact by-laws designating local school bus loading zones. In these loading zones, the school bus driver is not permitted to flash the vehicles alternating red lights. Loading zones have identifying signs. They can be located only on the same side of the road as a school or non-school facility often visited by school children and teachers. A new regulation effective September 1 re- quires motorists to stop when they see a school crossing guard displaying a stop sign while guiding school children across the road. Failure to stop for the sign could make a driver subject to the general penalty of $20. to $100.00. "Ontario lost four children last school year crossing to or leaving their school bus- That's four precious lives too many. We hope this will be a. fatality-free and injury- free year for our young school bus passengers said Mr. Snow. L.A. TO COMMUNITY CHURCH MEETING The Ladies Auxiliary to the Community Church held it's first meeting of the season on September 8th. Mrs. P. Jones chaired the meeting in the absence of president, Stella Brown. A hymn played by Clara Gould at the plano preceded the committee reports. A Manse inventory was held by Committee members, Cora Ropchon and Marge Lundberg. Discussions were held on the Christmas Bazaar. Joanne Moore will be the convenor and will be asking Church ladies for help in many areas. Anyone interested in helping in any capacity, please contact Joanne. The date for the Bazaar was set for November. A Green Thumb Table is to be convened by Cora Ropchon. Please, ladies, save all your small plants for us. The Knitting Table convened by Brenda Barnett and Pam Jones is well under way, and wool is still available to be distributed to willing knitters. All Church members will be asked to co- operate in decorating the Church with any fruit or flowers for Thanksgiving. Peggy Thompson reported that Ladies of the Afternoon Group of the Auxiliary are busy again making many novelties for the Bazaar. The next meeting is to be on Monday, Oct. 4th as a Pot Luck Supper meeting. Any new ladies in the community are invited to join us in fellowship. Waitresses NEEDED SHEILA"S COFFEE SHOP DUPLEX FOR SALE UNITS SOLD SEPARATELY OR ALL AS ONE. FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE 825-3770, CONE CINEMA WANTED SOMEONE TO CLEAN THEATRE. AP- PROXIMATE AVERAGE OF THREE HOURS A DAY. CAN BE DONE AT OWN CON= - VENIENCE EACH DAY. APPLY AT THEATRE. 825-3363. TOWNE CINEMA TERRACE BAY - ONTARIO - TELEPHONE 825-3771 SHOW TIMES - MONDAY - THURSDAY 8:00 P.M. FRIDAY & SATURDAY 7 & 9 P.M. SUNDAY 8:30 P.M. me. ]6 rl REDFORD, HOFFMAN ADULT ENTERTAINMENT sn 19 hon. 20 Ni vi 22 SHADOW | 7 1y SAVALAS - PETER FONDA OF A | HIGHOBRIAN-0.LSIMPSON: MAUD ADAMS (CHRISTOPHER LEE, HAWK di ADULT ENTERTAINMENT VERE E ENR FORCE