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FEBRUARY 15, 1968 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 13 -five charges were laid under the Highway Traffic Act. -19 warnings issued regarding infractions of the Migh way Traffic Act and Vehicle Defects. -79 Vehicles were given Safety Checks. -4 Transients were assisted in the form of Meal Tick- ets from the Schreiber Transient and Welfare Fund. M. Kulmatycki Funeral Service -(cont'd from page 14) In 1941 Mr. Parent moved to Schreiber to assume duties as trainman, and after 38 years service with the CPR, retired as conductor. Mr. Parent is survived by one son, Arthur, four grandchildren, all of Schreiber; three sisters - Juliette (Mrs. E. Nicol) of Schreiber, Rose (Mrs. A. Sahl) of Port Arthur, Anita (Mrs. W. Montreuil) of White River, and a brother, Leo, also of White River. He was predeceased by his wife in 1951, a son Angus in 1956 and a son John in 1966. Mr. Parent was a member of the Knights of Col- umbus, the Canadian Legion and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainman. " Mr. Parent was an ardent fisherman and spent many happy hours with friends at his camp on Steel River. Last summer, when a plane disappeared in that area, he was first to suspect the fatal crash, and assisted in the long search which followed. We read editorials and articles by the score, Some are quite mild and some a bit 'sore'. Some are for this and some agin that And many are just thru somebody's hat. Sometimes they condemn, and sometimes they laud, Drugs, demonstrations, youth, war, and God. Now the "new woman" has come in for her share From the pundets who write with such obvious flair. This time we're alarmed, and urge men to beware Of this take-over, which brings visions that scare. For instance, just picture 'la femme' (In the National League) It's time out while she fixes her hem. Or in baseball, the umpire gives the old 'time out' call While the pitcher, who's losing has her little'bawl'. Couldn't happen you say - then | urge you to think Of the latest reports on that old "missing link" Those photos from the U.S. were of something - a human And believe it or not, but they said it's a woman! ONTARIO PROVINCIAL POLICE REPORT Total Duty Hours: 240 hours Highway & Secondary Roads Patrolled: 4, 401 miles Investigations: one disturbance with a charge being laid. one charge laid under the Liquor Control Act of "Minor Consuming" Traffic: one $50 property damage accident. one accident reported involving a child being struck by a vehicle, while sliding out of the driveway. The driver has been charged with "Failing to report an accident forthwith." Although there was no damage in this case, it is the duty of every driver involved in an accident where there is injury, to re- port it forthwith to the nearest Provincial or Munici- pal police officer. ; Shown in the photo below by 1. McCuaig, is the Schreiber rink of Burton Phillips, skip; Frankie Cac- camo, third; George Riley, second; and Maureen Phillips, lead (from left to right) which won the Zone Four Playdowns in Terrace Bay on February 3 - 4 over teams from Marathon, Nipigon and Terrace Bay.