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PAGE 18 TERRACE BAY NEWS JANUARY 7, 1971 ~ CHRISTMAS CONCERT - Cont'd from page 17 ... three shepards were Anita Bouchard, Anna Bain and Jackie Goodchild. Laurie Anne Mushqush, Alice Bouchard and Leona Goodchild enacted the three wisemen. Christmas carols were sung. Cathy Gerow played two piano selections - Silent Night and Beautiful Heaven. Following O Canada and God Save The Queen, Santa Claus arrived and delivered candies and gifts from a well laden tree to the children. SCHREIBER DETACHMENT O.P.P. PRESS RELEASE For the week of December 13th to Decemeber 19th, 1970. On December 17, Dominic Carmisin reported his restaurant the "Tripple C " had been broken into. Approximately $20.00 was taken from the till and an unknown quantity of silver from the money box on the pin ball machine. December 18 = Nick Matush, Terrace Bay, report- ed finding the Coach House Motel at Jackfish broken into. The only missing items from the motel are an unknown quantity of keys. December 18 = Constable S.R. Jones discovered Fallen Rock Service Station had also been forcibly entered. Approximately $45.00 worth of merchandise was stolen. On the traffic scene 3 property damage collisions occurred. No injuries were sustained in these colli- sions and property damage totalled $720.00. On December 15 a vehicle operated by Edward Winters, 113 Anne St, Schreiber, struck and damaged 2 guide posts approximately one mile east of Schrei- ber. Damage to the Vehicle was approximately $100.00. December 16 - a vehicle owned and operated by Joseph Barton of Marathon, also struck and damaged 2 guide posts near Sawmill Creek. Damage was es- timated at $600.00. December 19 - Francesco Veneziano reported that his car was parked on Winnipeg Street, while there it was struck by an unknown vehicle and sustained ap- proximately $20.00 damage. Any information con- cerning the offending vehicle would be greatly appreciated. TREVOR THE O.P.P. TRAFFIC BUG SAYS: - At work or play, do it the safe way. When Trevor goes out travelling, he's particular where he rides, He likes to sit inside the car, and not cling to the sides, Continued next column He tries to set an example for all little girls and boys, And reminds them that the roadways were never built for toys, Never hook to a vehicle with a toboggan or a sleigh, It could only end in tragedy, and spoil this very day. For the week of December 27, 1970 to January 2,:1971. On December 30, 1970, Constable J.C. Bosley investigated a two car collision at Winnipeg and Brunswick Street involving George Birch of 205 Ontario Street, Schreiber and Donald Keating, 19 Manitoba Street, Schreiber. No one was injured but damage of $975.00 was incurred by the vehciles in- volved. All in all the New Year was ushered in very quie- tly from an enforcement point of view. With the large snow fall and festive spirits, the public is to be commended for the manner in which they handled, themselves during the past week. However, trouble is brewing and will only be a matter of time before something blows. It has been noticed by members of this detachment the irrespon- sible manner in which some person (s) are operating snow machines in this area. As it has been pointed out time and time again, these are not toys and therefore demand respect the same as any other moto- rized vehicle. Is it going to mean a death or serious injury in this community or are you going fo act in the same manner as in the past and prove the Canada Safety Council right in its prediction of 100 deaths to snowmobile users. PLEASE DRIVE CAREFULLY . TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Simon spent Christmas and the holiday week with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Farrell, Mr and Mrs. Arthur Kinnear and other relatives in King=- ston. : Mrs. Pat Guina went to Uranium City, B.C. this week to visit her brother Billy Holland who has been ill. Mrs. Terry Douglas of Kitchener made the draw for the group of five floor prizes at the Royal Canadian Legion New Year's Party. Rene Bedard was the lucky winner of two of these, others being D'Arcy McGuire, G.A. Capar and Mrs. Skip Davis. The big prize for the evening was won by H. Pinion, the draw being made by Mrs. K.T. McCuaig of Heron Bay. somt *d page I9 eesee