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FEBRUARY 11, 1971 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 19 WEEKLY REPORT FROM THE SCHRETBER DETACHMENT 0F THE ONTARIO PROVINCIAL POLICE During the past week three reported thefts were inveati- gated by members of the Schreiber Detachment with one theft being unfounded. On February 1, 1971 Constable S.R. Jones investigated a theft at the residence of Dr. T, Wykes. The item stolen was » $150.00 dinner ring. On February 5, 1971 Constable J.C. Bosley investigated a theft from the Walter Murphy residence in Schreiber. This residence was entered and a carton of cigarettes was removed. Prior to the reporting of this theft, Mrs. Eva Gordon had turned into this office 8 peckages of the same brand of ciga- rettes which she had found on her door step. In view of the sbove two thefts all Schreiber residents are requested to lock their doors when leaving their residence unattended, All motorists are to be commended as no collisions were reported during the past week. There still seems to be some confusion regarding the laws covering motorized snow vehicles, Under the Highway Traffic Act a snow vehicle does not fall within the meaning of a vehicle, however, under the Criminal Code of Canada it does. This means that all driving offences under the Criminal Code such as impaired driving can be applied to a snow vehisle. While on this subject es a point of interest to all the fatal snow vehicls collisions over the past twe winters in 50% of the oases the driver was either impaired or had been drinking. gy The Angel's Harp NES Pictured here are & group of grade seven girls drama- tizing a scene from a play called "The Man Who Never Was" From left to right are: - Norah Me- Guire, Tina Cebrario, Kelly McParland, Beverly Duffy and laura Carmichael. Decisions ere always difficult to meke but in this case the result was a heppy one psrticulerly for Patricia Me- Grath who has been chosen as Holy Angels representative in the Ontario Hydre Public Speeking Contest. Pictur d from left to right are: Mr, Don Beno, Sister Marvel Belfry, end Mr, Speziale. 2nd photo next column - Members of the elimination group for the Knights of Columbus Publis Speaking Contest are pictured here: front row - Mary Costa, Diane Dietrich, M. CEBRARIO & SONS Schreiber, Ont. Phone 824-2183 J 4 47 i i 4x8 x 1/4" 2x4x8 each 79° ASPENITE 2x2x8' each-4 Per sheet - 2.95 1x3 strapping per ft.- 4 x 8 - Prefinished LUAN MAHOGANY 3.857. 4x8x1/8" Utility HARDBOARD 1.95" All sizes, types: starting at - FOLDING DOORS $55" Prefinished 12x12 CEILING TILE 14¢ each PICTURE FRAMES ALL SIZES Cindy MoKay, Sylvie Spegziale, Lynn Philips, Mario Commisso EASY TO ASSEMBLE Mark Morrow, 'back row: - Kim Kerns, Anne Kulmetyki, Linde Lavigne, Jade Dukes, Patricia McGrath, Melody Ukrainec, Kar Lamoureux, Pat Mulligan. Out of the group the following were chcsen - Diane Dietrich from grade 5, Kim Karns grade 6, Linda Levigne, grade 7 and Sylvia Speziale grade 8.