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Police busy with auctions/ accidents Things have been busy this month at the Terrace Bay Police Office, with a number of incidents taking place, ranging from a dog bite to thefts in the area. The Police Force also held its first- ever auction on Oct. 16 at the Police Garage. A number of seized and found items which had not been claimed by their owners were sold to the highest bidder, including an almost brand new 10-speed bicycle which went $40. A pair of nearly new skates with the price tag still attach- ed were sold for $5. A camera, axe, snowmobile helmet, and sleeping bag were also among the items auction- ed off. In actual police business, local of- ficers assisted Geraldton OPP with the investigation and subsequent charge concerning a recent motor vehicle accident. : Two people were charged earlier this month with speeding under the Highway Traffic Act. As 2 result of_ an abandoned vehicle, a Terrace Bay resident was charged with obstruct- ing traffic. One complaint of threat- ening was also investigated. "The Police Force gave assistance to the McCausland Hospital on sev- eral occasion to help with accident victims, locate ambulance calls, and attend regarding disturbances at the hospital. A possible break and enter was in- vestigated by police. No evidence was found, however, to confirm that unlawful entry had been gained to the building in question. Two motor vehicle accidents in the area were investigated over the past two weeks. Both involved over $700 in damages, and one resulted in a driver being charged under the Highway Traffic Act for starting from a parked position--not in safety. Two reports of theft were in- vestigated. One was from a local resi- dent, and the other came from CP Rail. One complaint of a dog bite was investigated as well by local officers and representatives with the area Public Health office. There were two separate com- plaints received of suspected impaired' driving. In one instance, police were unable to locate the vehicle in the area, while investigation of the se- cond complaint revealed the suspect had since parked the vehicle and ob- -- GERALD LAN DRY a PUMPING SERVICE © Septic Tanks ¢ Portable Toilets © Holding Tanks® Garage Washpits SALES, RENTALS, INSTALLATION ¢ Lightweight Wedco Polyethylene Septic Tanks * Septo Clean Tank Conditioner e Polly John Portable Toilets Hwy 11-17 Phone Red Rock RR 1 886-2894 NIPIGON Business Opportunity FOR SALE Nipigon Coin Laundry and Dry Cleaners. The ONLY service of its kind in Nipigon. Excellent opportunity for ambitious persons. For appointment call: 9-5: 887-2528 After 9 pm: 887-2422 - to: MR. JEAN-CLAUDE NADEAU Fraser Inc. 27 Rice St. -Edmundston, NewBrunswick' E3V 1S9 Area Code 506-735-5551, ext. 519 PULPMILL TOUR SUPERINTENDENT FRASER INC., one of Canada's Leading Forest Product Com- panies has an jMIMEDIATE OPENING FOR: ne _,, STOUR SUPERINTENDENT in its Pulpmill in ATHOLVILLE, NEW BRUNSWICK. 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The Terrace Bay Women's Friendship Centre Committee requires a COORDINATOR The Coordinator will work with the Committee to organize programming, contact resource people, maintain Centre ' hours, promote the Centre and its goals, develop fundrais- Part-Time position approximately 8 hours per week for 5 Send applications, informing us of how your interests and activities could relate to this position before October 31st, Terrace Bay Women's Friendship Centre Committee, clo P.O. Box 884, TERRACE BAY, Ontario. POT 2W0 For further information contact: Nancy Baxter - 825-9121 Ruth Richards - 825-9001 OR Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, October 22, 1986, page 11 tained a ride from another party. Terrace Bay Police were called to attend a disturbance at a local motel. The problem was resolved on arrival. Two driving complaints and one parking complaint were received, and ing given by a Justice on his recent release from court. 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