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By Ken Lusk The News Several large trucks were found to have deficiencies in proper operating procedures as a result of a commercial vehicles check by the Schreiber detach- ment of the Ontario Provincial Police. In one instance, the OPP dis- covered a transport was display- ing the wrong placards for the product being hauled. Transport Route Canada Inc., of Calgary, Alberta, was served an offense notice for not having an insurance card; this is not in compliance with the insurance act. Also on Nov. 11, Sutherland Bros. Ltd., of Moosomin, Sask., was charged with failing to pro- duce an operating licence; this charge falls under the Public Commercial Vehicles Act. The transport was hauling a product it was not licensed for. Also on Nov. 11, Aurelle Dagenais, 45, was charged with driving while disqualified, which is in violation of the criminal code. As part of the same check, the Schreiber detachment of the OPP conducted the commercial vehicle checks over a two-day period from Nov. 10 to 11. . Corporal Don Burton of the detachment said a large number of trucks were checked with 15 charges being laid for various violations; a number of warnings were also given he said. Burton commented these statistics show some housekeep- ing and administrative duties of these companies are not up to par. An OPP hazardous goods offi- cer, Constable Peter Cox from Meeting The support group for schizophrenic indi- viduals, friends and family members as well will be meeting on Thursday, December 17, at. the Schreiber Hydro Building. Refreshments will be served. Phone 824- 2597 or 824-2867. Costa's from page 4 CUSO is supporting the devel- opment of women's production co-operatives in countries around the world. As the co-operative develops, the centre becomes a place for learning topics such as child-care, nutrition and skill development. This in turn helps their chil- dren, familics and friends. Also, this year's children's crafis program will include films and refreshments which will be available for purchase. If you'd like to participate, visit the Terrace Bay Recreation Centre, on Saturday, December 19, from 1:30-3 p.m. For further information, call 824-3050. A Liquor <xX> Control Board Vv of Ontario Schreiber and Terrace Bay Liquor Stores are extending their hours on the following dates for your Holiday Sh -0-p-p-i:s ¢ convenience. Dec. 21 9:30-8:00 Dec. 22 9:30-8:00 Dec. 23 9:30-8:00 ag: Perthis DRYCLEANING SERVICES Coat NEW AGENT In Terrace Bay Lower level in the Post Office Specials Promotions For FOR Dec. 7th to Dec. 19th/37 Comforters & Bedspreads Parka's & Heavy Winter Men's & Ladies' Top Coats | SEWING NOOK 825-9555 824-2617 5.79 6.59 5.79 Travel Rest Trailer Park Schreiber Thunder Bay, was present during the two-day check. Burton said Cox travels to var- ious places like Thunder Bay, Kenora, and Rainy River and works in conjunction with local OPP detachments. Together, these officers con- duct checks of the transporting of hazardous goods (commercial vehicles in general) to ensure compliance wi:h the laws and regulations in force. Credit card The OPP also report that on Nov. 7, at 11 a.m., a report was received that an altered credit card had been used. As'a result of investigation, Jerry Reddick, 29, of Burnaby, British Columbia, was arrested in Sault Ste. Marie and due to appear in court there. On. Nov. 9, a report was Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, December 16, 1987, page 5 Schreiber OPP busy during last period received that windows at Kings' Funeral Home were damaged. Two lower windows were damaged and the incident is still under investigation. On Nov. 14, Archie Gleason, 35, of Kingsway Road (Highway 17), in Schreiber, reported to police that his residence was entered during the night. His home was unlawfully entered and minor damage was done to property inside. Nothing was stolen and the incident remains under investiga- tion by the Schreiber detachment and an investigation unit from Thunder Bay. Car fire Corporal Burton of the Schreiber detachment reports that a car fire took place on Nov. 21, at 3:30 a.m. A 1981 Mazda, owned and operated by John Pinsent of Winnipeg, Manitoba, caught fire as it was travelling westbound on Highway 17 near Jackfish. The fire was caused by an electrical malfunction.- There was subsequent damage but no esti- mate is available. Liquor seizure The OPP's R.I.D.E. checks (Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere) are working! On Nov. 22, Dominec Penney, of Steinbach, Manitoba, was charged with having liquor other than in a residence. Penney was issued a 12-hour suspension for blowing a warn on the alert machine. On Nov. 22, at 1:29 a.m., as a result of the R.I.D.E. check, Joseph Godin of Schreiber, was charged with impaired driving see page 6 Phone now for an appointment 824-3399 824-2325 ge LYNN'S HAIR STYLING & CEDAR SALON are having a Perm Special until Dec. 31/87 All perms $5.00 off starting at $35.00 Open now till Christmas until 9 - 9 p.m. Mon. - Fri. (Lynne's Only) Gift Certificates available for Christmas hristmas Special: Dannyco 3 in 1 crimper $57.00 During the Holiday Season, Lynne will be offering manicure and pedicure services by Shannon Riley on Dec. 18 - Jan. 9th/88 This Christmas... up in something Give her a little (uxury. Wrap her special from our lingerie department. See our last minute gift ideas, wallets A gloves & scarves. Store Hours: 9 - 5:30 Mon. Tues., Wed., Sat. 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Thurs. Dec. 17 & 18 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Dec. 21 to 23 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. _---- Call 825-3327