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PAGE 8Y TERRACE BAY NEWS POLICE REPORT 9 - 15 MAY 1977 This past week police have been busy having investigated thirty-seven occurrences. A local resident reported to police that his CB radio and antenna had been stolen. Police are also investigating a theft of a grinding unit and electrical tools from the expansion site. : One male person was arrested on a warrant held by Niagara Regional Police and was taken to the District Jail for an escort to arrive from St.:Catharines. This past week, officers on patrol arrested one 'impaired driver. Five* persons have been charged with various offences under the Liquor Licence Act of Ontario and one speeder was charged as he motored through town at 60 miles per hour. Police were also called upon to attend a disturbance and two persons have been charged with causing a disturbance by fighting. One report of wilful damage has been reported when rocks were thrown through a window at Camerons Texaco. National Police Week has been proclaimed as May 15th to 21st. As our police office is presently undergoing extensive renovations, we will be unable to conduct guided tours during police week. It is hoped that we will be able to have a police week display for the general public in the very near future. NOTICE THE CANADA CATERING KITCHEN ON THE CONSTRUCTION SITE WILL NOW ONLY SERVE CONSTRUCTION PERSONNEL. PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY LAKE NIPIGON RIDING are pleased to announce their candidate for the upcoming Provincial Election - MR. AL CHARR He presently resides in Geraldton. {f you wish to make arrangements <to meet Mr. Charr you can contact Mr. Joe Figliomeni or Mr. Cos Filane, President of the Riding. burn safely. FIRE PERMITS by: B.J. Lapenskie - Field Services Supervisor. Fire permits are issued free of charge. It doesn't cost you anything to get one before you 1 burn, and it could cost you a lot if you burn without one. g They're easy. to get. ' Just stop in at your nearest Ministry of Natural Resources Office, and tell them what you'll be burning, where you'll be burning it, and when. That way when the reports of smoke come in, the Ministry will know it's a controlled fire. There are 'a lot of laws pertaining to the burning of grass, brush and debris. When you apply for your permit, the Ministry will tell you .what they are, and suggest ways you can Things like: --- Burn on a-calm day with little wind. - Burn before ten in the morning or after five at night - the coolest, dampest times of the day. Use an incinerator if possible. One made of metal covered with heavy wire mesh with holes not larger than % inch. - « ~ Make sure your site is 15 ft. from any wood- ed area and clear a five=foot radius around the incinerator Tight down to bare rock or mineral soil. --- Never under any circumstances leave the fire unattended until you're sure it's dead out. , Continued page 9 MAY 18, 1977 In Canada its Tilden Featuring Chevrolets Rent-a-car SPADONI BROS. LTD. "SCHREIBER -- TERRACE BAY CALL LARRY AT 824-2304 ge] - 1