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NOVEMBER 5, 1970 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 9 PUBLIC NOTICE The following conclusions are contained in a report submitted by the Ontario Department of Highways with respect to the three pedestrian crossings on. Highway #17 within the townsite of Terrace Bay: - 1. Pedestrians, and here notably children, at least at two of the three crossings, show a complete lack of responsible traffic behaviour by utterly ignoring the most basic safety rules for crossing this or any other highway. 2. The complete disregard for traffic, displayed by the majority of children in their careless attitudes and actions observed during the study, represents a hazard and a challenge to even the most careful driver. are considered safe including the slightly higher speeds for unoccupied cross-walks, provided that pedestrian movements are made in a safety-con- scious and expedient manner. 4. Under presently existing conditions, it would seem that imposing further restrictive controls on the motorist is neither justified by the study find- ings, nor would this alleviate or eliminate the risk of vehicle-pedestrian collisions, as long as children cross the highway carelessly with no of others. HELP WANTED for Crossing Guards by any interested adult in Terrace Bay - Male or Female. Crossing Guards will be paid for their duties. Please submit your applications to: - W. Hanley, Clerk-Treasurer, Box 40, Terrace Bay, Ontario SUCCESSFUL TEA HELD BY GRADE 8 STUDENTS A very successful Hallowe'en Tea was held in the Community Church Hall on Saturday afternoon, Oct. 24th, with pupils of the Public School Grade 8 class acting' as hosts and servitors. The Hall was decorated beautifully in Hallowe'en by providing sandwishes and dainties, kitchen ar- rangements were capably handled by Mesdames Phyl Boutilier, Stella Brown - Continued next column ... 3. Vehicle approach speeds, as obtained by the study thought or regard given to their own safety or that Considering the above we again ask for applications ONTARIO "DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS AUCTION SALE OF VEHICLES AND OTHER EQUIPMENT - SALE TO BE HELD AT GERALDTON District Garage, Kenogamisis Lake. - SALE STARTS AT 2.00 p.m. ON Saturday, November 7, 1970. The Department of Lands and Forests offer for sale by Public Auction the Following:- ITEM 1 1 1966 Ferd Automobile 2-dr Custom 2 1 1967 Chevrolet + ton pickup 4 wheel drive 3 1 1965 Ford 1 ton stake body y 1 1967 Chevrolet + ton pickup 5 1 1965 Ford % ton pickup 6 to 8 3 1966 Ford = ton pickups 9 1 1964 International Dump 22,000 1b. G.V.W. with front 1ift hoist and gravel box. A11 automotive units carry mechanical fitness certi- ficates except # 9. 10 to 16 7 Coleman 0il Space Heaters 17 & 18 2 Prepane Refrigerators 19 1 Propane range 4 burner 20 1 40 H.P. outboard motor, Johnson(manual start) 21 1 18 H.P. outboard motor, Johnson 22 1 7» H.P. outboard motor, Johnson 23 1 H.P. outboard motor, Johnsqn(long shaft) 2h 1 Mastercraft Boat Trailer 25 1 Manual Typewriter 2 & 27 2 Electric Typewriters 28 1 Manual Adding Machine 29 1 16 ft. Peterborough Aluminum boat 72" beam 30 1 Bombardier Ski Doo BR6M Single Track 31 1 Bombardier Ski Doo RD64 Double Track TERMS: Fifteen per cent (15%) minimum deposit (not refundable) must be paid at time of purchase. Remainder of selling price to be paid in full within 5 working days from date of sale, or vehicle will be subject to re sale. Payments to be made in cash, or certified cheque made payable to the Trea- surer of Ontario. : Vehicles sold by the Department within 5 years of pur- chase date are subject to 12% Federal Sales Tax in addi- tion to selling price payable at time of purchase. Previn- cial sales tax psyable by purchaser at the time of purchase. Vehicles without mechanical fitness certificates will be sold to Registered licensed dealers only. Items may be inspected from 8.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m. for five days prior to sale and to start of sale on sale day. Location - Lands and Forests District Gerage, Kenogamisis Lake, GERALDTON. Further information may be obtained from:- Forest Protection Supervisor, Campbell and Doyle - Department of Lands & Forests, Auctioneer GERALDTON, Ontario. D.E. Gage - District Phone 854-1030 Forester motif by the students. While all Mothers co-operated and Cora Ropchan. Cakes donated and raffled off were won by Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Osmar. Gail Gould won the spot prize. The class under the direction of teacher, Jon, Lumley are Continued on page 11....