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'Page 6, Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1992, News > Spe ae ST ES Crime of the month Between Aug. 19 and Sept. 7, 1992, a shed at the Aguasabon Trailer Park in Ter- race Bay was broken into. Cul- prit(s) broke in by removing a piece of plywood off the rear door of the shed. Removed from the shed was a black 200 amp battery charger, a. blue/green Delta bench grinder, and a Tenaka weed trimmer. Value of these items total approximately $750. If you have information about this crime, please contact Crime Stopper at 1-800-465- 6844. For the past couple of months in the district, there have been five arrests made as a result of Crime Stoppers tips, as well as nine cases solved. Co m m U n | ty b r. | e f Ss Compiled by Darren MacDonald Rewards totalling $775 have been given out, $5,120 in prop- erty has been recovered, and $100 worth of illegal drugs have been seized. Terrace Bay considering switch to propane In an effort to save money on its fuel costs, Terrace Bay is looking into converting all of its vehicles to run on either just propane, or on propane and gasoline. The township has written to ICG, a propane gas company, to get a proposal on the *; FIRST ONE $9.99 SECOND ONE FREE! (excludes leather & Suede) COMFORTERG....................0+++5 FIRST ONE $10.99 SECOND ONE FREE! MENS/LADIES PANTS.............. FIRST ONE $5.99 SECOND ONE FREE \(exludes silk, suede & leather) PLAIN SWEATERG....................- FIRST ONE $7.49 SECOND ONE FREE! SLEEPING BAGG..................... FIRST ONE $12.49 SECOND ONE FREE! PRICES VALID FROM OCTOBER 20 TO NOVEMBER 15 TERRACE BAY Lower Level in the Post Office THE SEWING NOOK 825-9555 Perth services LTD. DRYCLEANING SERVICES WINTER COATS & PARKAG....................00ccc0eeeeee SCHREIBER TRAVEL REST TRAILER PARK 824-2617 specifics of converting. The company will give their opin- ion on whether or not it would be worthwhile to convert some of the townships older vehi- cles, since they may be replaced soon. They will also provide information on the price per litre of propane, the cost of installing the propane tank to fill the vehicles, etc. If they decide to convert to natural gas, the township would purchase propane con- version kits for their gasoline- powered vehicles. Township Engineer Mikko- nen says it would be particular- ly cost-effective for the Terrace Bay Police's vehicles, since they run 24 hours a day. He also said that if they do decide to go with propane, in the future they would probably buy vehicles already equipped to run on natural gas. Terrace Bay Police statistics In August and September, the Terrace Bay Police Ser- vices investigated a total of 219 occurrences, including 63 reports of bear sightings. They laid 144 traffic-related charges, including 117 in August alone. The Terrace Bay Police reported 704 total occurrences to the end of September for - 1992, compared with 883 at the same point last year. Other statistics for August and September include 18 cases of welfare assistance, two impaired driving charges, lower level. The Agenda will include: Schreiber Community Credit Union Limited NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING Schreiber Community Credit Union Limited will hold its Annual Meeting Monday, November 23, 1992 at 7:00 p.m. in the Credit Union Office, Reports-of committees Election of Officers - Appointment of Auditor Transaction of regular business of the meeting. Coffee and doughnuts will be served. All members are asked to attend. There will be no mailing of this notice to members. WINSTON LAKE DIVISION INDUSTRIAL ADJUSTMENT COMMITTEE Requires a Chairperson This committee was recently established under the federal and provincial governments' Industrial Adjustment Services Programs. Its purpose is to establish plans to assist employees and their families in making an effective transition from employment with Winston Lake, during the future downsizing and closure of the mine, which is now scheduled for 1997. The chairperson will assist the committee in meeting its mandate by guiding and facilitating committee activities. This will involve the chairing of regular and special committee meetings held at the mine site, monitoring of committee expenditures and the preparation of a final committee report. The ideal candidate will have leadership experience in a resource industry, and will have a proven ability to lead and direct a diverse group of individuals towards common objectives. The candidate must bring to the position a high level of commitment and have the time available to ensure that the committee achieves the best possible results. Above average communication skills are also required. A per diem payment and coverage of expenses will be provided. If you are interested in working with our committee please forward a copy of your resume in confidence by Thursday, November 12, 1992 to: MINNOVA INC. Winston Lake Industrial Adjustment Committee c/o P.O. Bag #2 SCHREIBER, Ontario POT 2S0 i.) so Sie one assault charge, and 12 inci- dents involving municipal bylaws, with two charges being laid. Community calendar «Alcoholics Anonymous meets each Mon. and Thurs. at 8 pm at the Community Church in Terrace Bay. Schreiber meeting are Tues., 8:30 pm in the Anglican Church Basement, Wed., 8 pm, and Sun., 11 am at the Schreiber Rec Centre. *The Catholic Women's League meets every sec- ond Monday of the month in the basement of St. Martin Church at 8 pm. eThe Chimo Club holds its regular meeting every third Friday of the month. *The Disability Action Group meets the third Thursday of each month at 1:30 pm at Birchwood. *The Legion Ladies Aux- iliary, Branch 223, holds its general meeting on the last Monday of each month at the Legion in Terrace Bay at 8 pm. If you see news, call The News at 825-3747 ANNOUNCEMENT 4 Daniel Joseph Vienneau, son % of Nap Vienneau and the late ¥ Fay Vienneau of Terrace Bay % and Kelly Anne Hovorka, daughter of Pat and Penny 4% Hovorka of Tillsonburg, were % united in marriage Saturday, § August Ist, 1992. ' > Matron of honor was Carrie Walker of Mt.Brydges, friend of & the bride. Best man was Pat TilLer of London, friend of the y groom. Pat Tlovorka Jr., brother of the bride was master of fF ceremonies at the reception held at the home of the brides 4, grandfather, Paul George. Mr and Mrs. Vienneau are residing