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PAGE 4 - WATERLOO COW. “WV JULY 6. I” Begi- A School Yea: Better Prepared Than Ever Before. At 10:30 am. on Monday. March 14th this year, two men, one armedwithaahotgun,enteredtheBankofMontmiat140 Highland Road W., Kitchener (Highland ' Patricia Avenue). Suspect n aimed the shot gun at the employees and stated, "Stay back everyone, be still, nobody move." b Suspect Al vaulted the counter and approached one of the tellers. He opened the cash drawer, removed the money and placed it into a white plastic shopping bag. He ordered the teller to open the next wicket, but she did not have the keys. He attempted to open it himself, but was unsuccessful. Discouraged, he jumped over the counter and both suspects fled on foot towards the parking lot. DESCRIPTIONS: Suspect fl: male, white, 2030 years, stocky build, 5'8", wearing a parka-type coat. I Suspect Al: male, white, 2030 years, 6', slim build, dirty blonde hair, wearing a white nylon ski jacket. _ - - _ _ Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information that leads to an arrest in this Sexual Assault or any other serious crime. You will not be asked to identify yourself, nor testify in Court. Call Crime Stoppers at 1.800/Wr2222. This is a toll free number in the Region of Waterloo. If you've been saving newspaper for Waterloo cub and boy scout groups, don't stop now: the money-raising collections will continue. "We hope the people who have saved for us will continue to do so," said Paul Henderson, the assistant cubmaster of the First Waterloo Pack. ---"" V "The people who threw their paper in the garbage are more likely to use the blue box than those who bundled for us." The First Waterloo Pack will pick up newspapers on the first Saturdays in December. March and June, and the third Saturday in September., _ . .. For scout pickup, newspapers must be bundled and tied with string to indicate they are not intended for collection under the blue box program. Other scout groups will also continue to pick up newspaper. The 14th Waterloo Scouts and Cubs have so far scheduled drives for Oct. 1, and Nov. 26 this year, and Feb. 25 and May 6 in 1989. The 5th, 9th and 15th Waterloo packs also collect newspapers. Waterloo Regional MM! Cubs still collecting Second Class Mail Registration Number 5540 Published every Wednesday by The Fairway Group Incorporated le Funny M. s.. Ruck-er. on. July 6, 1988 Waterloo Chronicle August Summer School 1-800-265-2222 Bank heist Downstairs, Watedoo Town Square, 885-5592 Summer Sale . Dressesand Pant Suits-Seeour selection ofdutyshoes 888-6620 STOPPERS ifi)ijlR)/ilENi/- PARK 152 store. and genie" inducing Wooico. Sous. 20m: and the Bay. Highway tt East and Funny Road, Kitchen“. Mall Hows: Mon. to Fri, 9:30 Ill-9:30 p.m.; Sat, mu 0 pm WHAT'S HAPPENING AT TilHIfi) PARK gill? .. t, ='ri'i-i=Ld gill-V2 'ii-tiii/i'