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A ha Ca eu... me Musical Sounds filled the ears of this group of children as Mr. Wooster from the Department of Edu- cation demonstrated the various sounds of the trom= bone. Assisting Mr. Wooster was Inga Haglund Special Education Consultant. SCHREIBER DETACHMENT WEEKLY REPORT Sister Marvel is also pictured trying out her musical abilities. Three liquor investigations were conducted during the past week with two liquor seizures being made and appropriate charges laid. The third investiga- tion in regard to unlawfully supplying liquor is still under investigation. Continued investigation into the number of break and enters that occurred during the month of March 1971 led to a charge of Break,Enter & Theft being laid against a Schreiber resident. On May 21, 1971 thanks to the assistance of members of the Holy Angels School staff three juveniles were apprehended shortly after breaking into the school. All stolen property was recovered and the three responsible subjects will be appearing "in court. On the traffic scene one minor collision occurred at the junction of Ontario Street and Highway #17 on May 17, 1971. The drivers involved were Joseph Speziale and Thomas Yates both of Schreiber. A charge of improper right turn was laid in this | connection. A group of grade seven students prepare an exper- iment on "Distance". The main apparatus used was the pendulum, a simple tool and easily assembled by the students themselves. ~ Ist pic next column..... | Boyd Drake and his fiance Cathie Lang of Thunder Bay were here to help mark the 25th anniversary of | Mr. and Mrs. D'Arcy McGuire left on Tuesday Boyd's parents Mr. and Mrs. Gary Drake on Tuesday, for Kingston 1 attend Queen's University convoca= | Mqy 25th. The family enjoyed a dinner in the Hotel tion when their daughter Elizabeth (Betty) will 5 Terrace and during the evening friends called at their \ ceive her B.A. En route Mr. and Mrs. McGuire home with good wishes. will visit in St. Joseph's Island and in Pembrooke with Mr. McGuire's parents. \