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Page 12, News, Wednesday, September 28 , 1988 Police seek assistance to solve thefts During the fall of 1987, two separate businesses in and near the village of Upsala were to vic- tims of break an enters and a great deal of merchandise was stolen. On the weekend beginning Oct. 17, the Happy Traveller Restaurant on Highway 17 within the village of Upsala was entered. Entry was gained by moving a large window which measures 4 feet by 5 feet past the lock. The then entered the business. Once inside, 50 cartons of assort- ed brands of cigarettes were stolen, as well as three pairs of leather gloves, one blue flashlight and six packages of size D Everready batteries. On the last weekend in November, thieves entered the Beaver Post Gift Shop, situated CORRTAVATE | a STOPPERS 623-TIPS 1-800-465-6844 some 20 kilometers east of Upsala. Once inside, a number of pelts were stolen including six sheep pelts, six beaver pelts, six caribou pelts, one wolf hide and one large moose hide. Also stolen was a large quantity of sweat shirts and T-shirts in various sizes and colours. Some of the sweat shirts had pictures of loons on the left top area, while some were marked "Lac Des Mille Lac." Others had pictures of fish or bears. The majority of these are pink in colour, while some were gray, white, navy or light blue. In total, 65 sweat shirts, some of which have hoods, were stolen. To date, no arrests have been made in either occurrence, nor has any property been recovered. Both businesses have made modi- fications to their buildings to guard against future break-ins of this nature. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 this week for information leading to the arrest of the person responsible for these crimes. Call Crime Stoppers at 623- 8477, or call long distance at 1- 800-465-6844 if you have any information regarding this matter. You do not have to reveal your identity. Crime Stoppers also pays cash for information on any unsolved crimes. Submitted By Schreiber O.P.P. Provincial Court was held on Sept. 21, 1988. There was a full docket, and court lasted almost two hours. Several trials were held. ONTARIO GOVERNMENT SALE PUBLIC AUCTION USED CARS, TRUCKS, VANS, FORMER ISERS AND MI TEM TO BE HELD 10:00 A.M. THURSDAY OCTOBER 6, 1988 AT THE MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION YARD THUNDER BAY, ONTARI 28 - 1976 TO 1987 AUTOMOBILES, Sedans, Station Wagon, 2 and 4 wheel drive, Operational and Non- Operational Former O.P.P. Cruisers (American Motors, Chev., Dodge, Ford, Plymouth, Oldsmobile) 23-1977TO 1984 VANS, BLAZERS, CLUB CAB, SUBURBAN'S, UTILITY BRONCO, 2and 4 wheel drive, (Chev., Dodge, Ford, G.M.C.) 21 - 1980 TO 1987 ~~ PICKUPS, 1/2 Ton, and 3/4 Ton, 2 and 4 wheel drive (Ford, Chev., Dodge) 7 - 1972 TO 1982 Trucks, 1,3,5, and 6 Ton, Gas and Diesel Powered, Cab and Chassis, Dump, Tandem's, (G.NEG. = Eord, -- -Chev., International) 1- 1970 HOUGH PAYLOADER, International, 1 cubic yard bucket, 6 cyl., P/o & P/S 1- BOAT, Jupiter Starcraft, 16 feet, No Engine 5 - 1976 TO 1980 SNOW VEHICLES, 2 cyl., (Polaris, Bombardier) 1- Head Load Cell Control for an Analogic Scale Items may be inspected at the above location form 9:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. October 3rd, 4th, 5th, and Thursday October 6th until time of sale. Further information may be obtained from: R.S. Miller, REGIONAL HEAD, PURCHASING AND SUPPLY, THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO. 807- 577-6451 Ext. 292. TERMS AND CONDITIONS Each item will be sold without warranty on an "AS IS - WHERE IS" basis. Vehicles will be sold without a safety standards certificate and without licénse plates. A deposit of ($300.00) or full payment in the amount of the bid, whichever is less, must be paid on each item at the time of sale. Payment must be completed and items removed within (5) working days. Failure to comply will result in forfeiture of deposit. All payments must be CASH, CERTIFIED CHEQUE, MONEY ORDER, OR BANK DRAFT made payable to the "TREA- SURER OF ONTARIO". Vehicles~can only be removed with (a) A Dealer's License Plate (b) Another Province's License Plate (c) Proper Towing or Car Transporter. EMPLOYEES OF AN ONTARIO GOVERNMENT MINISTRY, AGEN- CY, BOARD OR COMMISSION, SHALL BE ELIGIBLE TO PUR- CHASE EITHER DIRECTLY OR ASSISTED BY THIRD PARTIES. ALL OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS AS POSTED AT PLACE OF SALE. G3 Ministry of - Transportation Ontario Calvin Jalbert, formerly of Schreiber, was found guilty on a charge of driving a motor vehicle while it was not insured. The mandatory fine was $503.75. Jalbert was also found guilty of driving a motor vehicle while sus- pended. The fine was $1,003.75. Two other non-residents were convicted of driving while their licences were suspended. Each was fined $253.75. Ministry of Natural Resources officials laid several charges under the Ontario Fisheries Regulations for snagging fish. Art Stachiw of Terrace Bay plead guilty to snagging pink salmon and was fined $103.75. Richard Roy and Joseph Roy were charged with possession of pink salmon. Each was fined $153.75. Their equipment was seized, and it will not be returned. There were several other charges and convictions at court for minor offences. please attend at POLICE THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY Crossing Guards Required Positions To Be Filled: ~ 1 Full-Time Crossing Guard 1 Part-Time Crossing Guard For more information and to apply for position, the office of the TERRACE BAY FORCE Provincial Court Report Differences between Courts 1) Provincial Court is held on different dates than Criminal Court. In Schreiber, both are held at the Legion Hall on Winnipeg St. 2) A Justice of the Peace pre- sides over Provincial Court. A Judge presides over Criminal Court. 3) Provincial Court covers Provincial Statutes; Criminal Court covers Federal Statutes, e.g. Criminal Code of Canada. Provincial Court deals with minor offences like speeding, liquor violations, driving while suspended. It also deals with all town by-laws. Criminal Court deals with major crimes like assault, impaired driving, fraud, and theft. 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