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PAGE 14 TERRACE BAY NEWS MAY 29,1959 past week. May we again remind you to pay special heed to the possiblility of encountering wildlife on the highways, particularly at this time of year « Week of May 18, 1969 to May 24 1969 - During the past week members of the Schreiber Detachment conducted investigations into 2 domestic or family problems. These matters were settled with warnings being issued. A complaint was cacnenigctad concerning theft of t several small articles of a religious nature from St. John's Anglican Church, Schreiber. This occurrence took place between May 15 and May 18. Any persons with information are asked to contact the Schreiber O.P.P. Office. A missing and wanted person was apprehended in thi this area and returned to authorities at White River, Ontario. Special guests at the dinner istrict Commissioners Mrs. Shirley Caron and Mrs. Mary Shack. - Photo by I. McCuaig. ROSS PORT The first yacht of the season was in the harbour this week, the Caroljean 2nd, from Dollar Bay, Hancock Michigan, Alfred Ray has left for Nipigon to visit relatives. Alex: Zwaresch has returned from a Lakehead hos- pital where he was a patient the past two weeks. Anita Couchard and baby Bain are patients in Terrace Bay Hospital . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gerow and children were home from Hurkett for the weekend. Bill Hubelit made a business trip to Port Arthur this week. Lorne Molinski has returned home from Terrace Bay Hospital . Pilot Charles Davis brought a couple of scientists to the village Saturday who are making a bird survey in the area, especially the eagles as the bird popu- lation is appearing to be diminishing in this area and they hope to be able to determine the reason for this decrease in numbers. Mrs. Chas Todesco has returned from Beardmore . The Area School Superintendent J. Lowcock of Port Arthur called at the schoo! Wendinesday . of alcohol operating a car between Terrace Bay and Schreiber, Highway 17, was made the subject of investigation. The driver was apprehended and -charged with driving while his ability was impaired. This case has been remanded to June 3, 1969 at Schreiber Provincial Court. Several complaints of false telephone reports of fire were received from the local Fire Department. These matters are still under investigation. A total of ten charges were laid against motorists for various driving infractions, in addition there were seven motorists given warnings. Members of the Detachment patrolled 3,748 miles of highway and investigated 3 motor vehicle accidents with property damage approximately $1000.00.Injuries were sustain ed in one accident, requiring one person being hos- pitalized. Initial cause of the accident was a Moose on the roadway. SCHREIBER DETACHMENT O.P.P. PRESS RELEASE RR SARA ats si ceo aa ra ee a ae re Gas ne eee TE atyT KINDERGARTEN R REGISTRATION ---- ---- - - - During the past week, members of the detachment conducted several investigations involving complain of treaspassing, property damage and alleged theft. All matters were cleared satisfactorily. An investi- gation was also conducted regards the sighting of aircraft wreckage in an area north of Rossport, Ont. Through the assistance of the Ontario Hydro Con- struction Division and the utilization of their helicog ter, the wreckage was proven to be that of a Super- ior Airways aircraft which crashed approximate! y 10 years ago. It is most gratifying to report there were no ac- cidents involving the motoring public during the The Registration for Kin- dergarten was held at Angel S Harpicly Angel's on Tues- day evening, May 20 The parents were greeted by Sister St. Timothy. Mrs. R McAdan, the schoo! nurse spoke to the par- ents of the importance of sound physical health if the child is to have a very happy school life. Very often hearing and other physica! handicaps can be detected before school and then corrected earlier. Mrs. Dampier, the kindergarten teacher outlined some of the requirements for - cont'd One complaint of a driver being under the influence