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continued from page 1 good time, but not at the expense of others. Felt like giving up She said she has in the past felt like giving up- "Knocking myself off' she told the students at the high school. She said sometimes she feels like she is in jail. She misses her career and being on her own. Miss Crawford needs 24-hour care. She said she always had to re- ly on her family. "My career is ' pretty well shot," she said frankly. She suffered from depression because of losing her independence- she used to be very independent. "I'm still very for- tunate," Crawford said. Miss Crawford does receive pay for touring and this helps her in ways of feeling a little less depen- dent on her family. Thoughts after hit Miss Crawford was asked by a student what she was thinking after the accident while she was still in the car. Crawford replied that she knew she had broken her neck. "I used to be a swimming instructor and lifeguard," she said. "I knew what happened. I wanted to live. I thought I was going to die. I wish I had said things to my family that I hadn't. Curling Club. At the Curling Club lounge on Tuesday night, Miss Crawford said that she spent one year in the hospital following the accident- this also involved three months in in- tensive care. Following her recovery, Crawford participated in the film, "*Make sure it isn't you" (This film was shown both at the high school and the curling club). This was when the Ministry of the Attorney General asked her if she would like to take her message on the road. She then she became the ministry's unofficial Ambassadress with her message of don't drink and drive. She has for the last two years been bringing that message to On- tario students and adults. She began doing presentations early in 1985 for the ministry's branch, Drinking and Driving Counter Measures. In 1985, Miss Crawford made 36 presentations in 20 different cities and towns throughout On- tario. During that same year she addressed 22 different schools or colleges, spoke at eight different functions and appeared in three dif- ferent media presentations. MAYDAY & THE WOMEN'S HEALTH INFORMATION NETWORK presents IT'S YOUR CHOICE WORKSHOPS FOR a WOMEN MAYDAY" S 3RD ANNUAL MEETING SAT JUNE 6TH 10 AM - 4 4PM MARATHON RECREATION CENTRE - WORKSHOPS INCLUDE: * FINANCIAL PLANNING * ASSERTIVENESS * BIRTHING OPTIONS * COMMUNITY STRESS * HEALTH ALTERNATIVES * PAY EQUITY * MENOPAUSE pe oo napmtiig Jane Snider 826-3530 / Box 3128/ POT 2CO MARATHO! Nancy Lee 229-1776 / Box 982/ POT 2E0 SCHRE IBER/TERRACE BAY: Donna Mikeluk 824-3050 / Box 562 / POT 2S0 ROSSPORT:: Mary Burnett 824-2890 / General Delivery / POT 2RO COST $5.00 (lunch provided) childcare & travel subsidies available co-sponsored by Mayday, W.H.I.N. and Secretary of State Presentation Above Scott Cowan and Wendy Crawford talking informally at the Curling Club lounge. At left, high school Principal Bill Houston presented a print to Crawford on behalf of the town for-her par- ticipation in Police Week. Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, May 20, 1987, page 7 Wendy Crawford speaks in Terrace Bay High School Miss Crawford told the students at the high school that she and her fiancee, Scott, have been travelling the province for two years. She said she found students in the North to be "shy, quiet and reserved". The first question she said high school students aske her is if she can get pregnant. The answer to that is yes. Crawford said she would love to have a family. "'I've got to take time out to get married first," she joked. Eventually she and Scott will be married. Future plans Crawford said that the tour will be finished in June. She said the travelling is getting a little hard. "It's the same story every time- I can't change it," Crawford said. She will be looking into going to school when the tour finishes. 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IN STORE ADDED SPECIALS at SPORTSWORLD WHERE THE FUN BEGINS! -oaEe NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF SCHREIBER Take notice that the Municipal Council of the Township of Schreiber will take into consideration the passing of, and if approved, will pass. at its meeting to be held on the 9th day of June, 1987, or at an adjourned meeting thereof, at the hour of 7:00.0'clock in the afternoon, at the Council Chambers, Municipal Office, 608 Winnipeg Street. A By-law to stop and close the public street or highway more particularly described as follows: All and Singular, that parcel or tract of Land and Premises lying and being in the Township of « Schreiber, in the District of Thunder Bay and Province of Ontario, and being composed of the whole of a Lane 20 feet wide by 50 feet long, situated on the West side of Winnipeg Street on a Plan filed in the Office of Land Titles for the District of Thunder Bay as number 826, Lying between Brunswick Street on Plan 826, and Columbia Street on Plan 826. to the passing thereof. this 6th day of May, A.D., A.J. Gauthier Clerk-Treasurer Township of Schreiber And take further notice that the said Council will at the time and place above mentioned hear any person who claims that his land will be prejudicially affected by the said By- law, and who applied to be heard. 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