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JANUARY 28, 1971 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 13 Snowmobile Races = cont'd from page 12 .... Trophies for each event will be donated by Labatt's Breweries. Entries will be accepted by Mrs. E. Boyd and Pat Jones of Terrace Bay. The Masonic Lodge is again donating use of their hall so that the ladies of the Legion may serve hot soup, home baked beans, chili con carne, hot dogs, coffee, hot chocolate, to mothers with child- ren who are unable to go into the Legion Hall and spectators who might be interested in a hot meal . A dance will be held in the Masonic Hall Saturday night, with live music. NOTICE The members of the Terrace Bay Youth Group regret fo announce that due to conflicting dates of other group activities, this year's Winter Carnival will be cancelled. However, we wish to express our thanks to all of the organizations that did come out to support us. It is our intention to start planning for the 1972 Winter Carnival at a much earlier time next year. Thank You. Terrace Bay Youth Group. WEEKLY REPORT FROM THE SCHREIBER DETACHMENT 0F THE ONTARIO PROVINCIAL POLICE During the past week two business premises were found insecure by officers of this Detachment. Business owners are requested to make certain all doors are locked and securely fastened before leaving. Telephone wires leading to a residence at Erie and Ontario Streets were pulled down on January 22, 1971 when they became entangled in a trailer owned by a local dairy. No damage was inflicted to the vehicle or residence-only the inconvenience of no telephone service. On January 23, 1971, a 10 x 22 tire, possibly Firestone, mounted on a salmon coloured rim was lost in the area of Hill 19. If anyone has any infor- mation on this lost property would they please con- tact the nearest O.P.P. Detachment. On the traffic scene there were two collisions resulting in approximately $1050.00 damage. A two car collision occured near the C .P.R. Subway on January 18, 1971 which was investigated by Provincial Constable C.R. Duffy, whena * vehicle operated by Michael Paul Caccamo, Sch- reiber was attempting a turn and was in collision with Joseph Speziale, Schreiber. Damage was sustained to both vehicles. On January 22, 1971, George Dale Archambault lost control of the vehicle he was operating east of Jackfish Lake and rolled over coming fo a rest.on its roof. No injuries occured, but the vehicle was badly damaged. Investigation was conducted by Provincial Constable D. B. Anderson. As the snowbanks increase in stature and visibility is becoming impeded at several intersections, area motorists are reminded of the contents of Section 68 of the Highway Traffic Act regarding turns. Be certain, especially on left turns that when entering the intersecting roadway you do so by staying to the right of the road you are entering. a 12.spn 10day's Answer 52. Water bird T ACROSS 53. Mother € 1. Outlay of Castor over 5. Burnoose 54. Soapy 14. Tragic * i wearer water king -9."I say ---- DOWN 17. Adam's - you..." 1. Bestow grand- 10. Give a job 2. Can. son 11. Enrolls province 20. Said or 13. Ring out 3. Short Arthur 15. "----1I distance 22, Stack Didn't 4. Shinto cargo : Care" temple 25. Perches © 16. Heap gateway 27. Moslem 18. One presi- 5, Excla- 29. Alcott master dential mation heroine piece qualifi- 6. Word 31. Water- 2. Lay cation with saw craft asphalt 19. Ribbed or tide 32. Break 44. Beige fabric "7. Neighbor- open, as 47. Frezs of 21. Electrified hood a tomb pests particles 8. Small 33..Afterpart 49. Pass 23. Music note hound 35. Deletes receiver 24. Cupid 11. Irish Free 36. Appre- 51. Prosecutor: 26. Senamist State 'hends abbr. . Vein o y a leaf RSE © + i 8 30. French coin 31. Spread for bread n 34. British service- 3 5 woman 37. "--u- the 19 20 21 Town" 38. Printer's 24 gs direction 40. Long- RS ui tailed ape of India Boa Ero 5 7 Ja Vo al a2 rH) 44 a5 43. ib 26 41 48 49 45. Reave HED 48. Ten pinuie : > Se reak Y 45 S4 50. Greedy | i