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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1973-10-25, Page 15Dr Crich will show slides 'Dr. Aubrey Crich, internat- ional award winning nature photographer, and brether of John C. Crich, town, Will' return to his home town to show some of his colour slides on Saturday, November 24. The Seaforth Horticultural n Society is sponsoring the evening slide presentation at SDHS. Dr. Crich, a retired oral surgeon, began photegraphy as a hobby in 1951. He now lives in Grimsby. Three of his colour photographs are published in the Natiohal Film Board's Centen- nial book, Canada, A Year of the Land. mr. Crich is an expert in insect- photography and winter photography, as well as photographing animals of all sorts: AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, NOV.3RD 1:30 P.M. for' MRS. MARY TAYLOR 89 Richmond Street N. Henson, Real Estate, furniture and braise- hold ,effects. PROPERTY: one storey home approx. •40 x 20 with garage attached, kitchen, cupboards, 2 bedrooms, large living room, picture window, \3-piece bath- rooms oil floor fixrance new 2 years ago. Large attractive lot approx. 132 ft. deep, situated on Richmond St. North third house west of Highway #4. This is a very attractive borne especially LOU ROWLAND TRANSPORT LTD. 20. uctioTh--- 20.. Auction Sales 'Of Cattle & "Farm Impleinents We have been instructed by Flynn Bailiff Service, 606 1/2 Dundas Street,' Lohdon, Ontario, under Sectiona.S18 of the Bank Act, to sell by•publIc auction the cattle and irniernalits belonging to Norman McDougall, 1/.11.#1, Auburn,. pritario. sfeots -4,3, Cons 13i .&s.f.,ot .344 Coe. 0 13,Township, of County of Huron. S to take place on the farm. of Richard Hadley, t miles east f Blyth, Ontario, 9th Con. 'of Morris Township on REAL ESTATE - Large 150' X 200' treed lot upon which stands a one storey frame house with two bedrooms, .kitchen, dining room, large living room and den. Basement under main part of house. 011 furnace, new aluminum siding. Barn 20'. x 40'. Selling subject to reasonable reserve bid. TERMS -- JOSS down balance 30 days. Plan to attend. • OF Real Estate, Furniture, Antiques, Appliancet, Large quantity of glass jars to be held for the Est to of Edith Beatty in the Village of Varna (held under cover). SATURDAY, OCT. 27, at 1:00 P.M. FURNITURE - 9 pc. dialing room suite; 4 pc. chesterfield; Admiral 25" color T.V.; Fleetwood stereo cabinet (radio and record); library desk and office chair; -wicker round table; coffee table; chesterfield and chair; wicker fernery; 5 pc. chrome kitchen suite; 3 steer beds; dressers and washstands; cherry table (2 drawers); four matching chairs and arincluar; high boy Chest of drawers; rocking chairs; admiral T.V.; Singer treadle sewing machine; Madison 21" T.V. Singer sewing machine and cabinet; hall tree; 2 arm chairs; Philco radio; paper 'rack; lamps; mantle clock; odd chairs; 6 pc. toilet set; picture and frames. APPLIANpES - Int. refrigerator; Finlay propane stove' Weatingholise refrigerator; Gilson automatic washer and dryer; small kitchen appliances. MISCELLANEOUS - Dominion safe (20 x 24); Stainless steel water pitcher; quantity of glass and china; hand and garden tools; lawn mower; etc. , etc. Mrs. Ivan Bennewies, Executrix RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Brucefield - 482-3120 20710-2,a jovii.'iwaticioramoiostoarifri 040,40 To be held in the Village of Blyth, Main Street, for the * Estate OfGarfield Doherty, on RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE BAILIFF ►UCTION -SALE ESTATE AUCTION SALE Auctioneers and Liquidators Brucefield - , 482-3120 20-11-2 ESTATE .AUCTION 23. tits, Threaoli -t "28 CAMPBELL, MAltOARET EVE Gerald Gruthius of Gerald's Matson has returned from La's Vegas , after attending an inter-, national • meeting of Datsun dealers. - Mrs. Bud Ziegler has returned to her home in Green- wood, N.S. after spending the past 10 days with her mother, Mrs. Roy Butt. Mrs. Mary Jordan visited `friends in the Dublin vicinity on the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Reynolds ;and Kimberly Ann spent last weeicaend. at the latter'sparents, Mr and '.141rg'.' Frank-g-sreale, Wilson St. Mrs. Ephraim Clarke who. Members of the executive of the Children's Aid Society are shown toile/411g the ,annual dinners meeting last Wednesday at Hensall. '(Left) Norman Tait, Exeter, president otthe Poster Parent' Association, Mrs. Tait, Douglas Finlay, Ministry ofHealth who addressed the meeting; Mre. Helen Bartliff, president of the Children's Aid Society in Huron Mrs. Russel Snider, Zurich, Treasurer of F.P.A., John Siertsema, Hayfield, Vice President F.P.A. and Bruce Heath, Goderich, C,A.S, director. (Citizens News Fhot.o) FRI.AY, OCTOBER 26,1973 at 1:30 P.M. sharp Terms: Cash or certified cheque. a 'CATTLE; 31 Holstein cows; 1 Jersey cow; 1 Hereford bull; 5 white-faced calves. A pregnancy check will be taken on all cows prior to sale. IMPLEMENTS: 430 Case Diesel tractor with loader; 44 Massey Harris row crop tractor; George White cultivator on rubber; 9 ft. Massey Harris Double Disc; case 16 disc fertilizer and seed drill on rubber; Case 3, point hitch; 3 furrow plow; 14 In. bottom; Oliver 5 bar,, roll bat side rake; 125 bushel New Holland spreader; 3 point hitch corns scuffler; 3 point hitch snow blower. For information on this sale, phone ,.. NORM WHITING, Auctioneer, 235-1964, Exeter or FLYNN BAILIFF SERVICE, London, 438',3181. 20-11-1 Of antiques and " household effects for Doris Williams and other consignments -MORNING AUCTION SALE . Lobb & Gethke Auctioneers & Appraisers' Clinton Monktori 482-3409 3474485 "482-7898 Thurs.Oct.25-at 10;30 a.riis Clearing Auction Sale of 146 acre farm, cattle, feed, farm machinery, car, •truck, and household effects at Lot 31, Con.4, Logan, 1 1/4. miles east and 2 miles north of Dub- lin for John C. Diehl Estate. Sat.Oct.27- at 1 o'clock clearing ATeTiOn Sale of Househbld effects and antiques for Mrs. Agnes Kale in the Village of St. Columban on No. 8 Highway. 20-9-1 Sat.Nov. 3 - at I P.M. sale bf furniture; appli- ances and some antiques for the estate of the late Menno Martin, Lot 7, Con. 12, Stanley Twp. 1 1/2 nines north of Blake or 1 1/2 miles west of Zurich then 4 miles north. 20-11-1 20. net' ►nales tor an older couple retiring and should be seen before buying elsewhere; Will be offered for sale subject to a veryreasorgable reserve bid. Terms 10% down balance in 30 days. Property sells itt 300 P.M, FURNITURE: • 3 One bedroom spite bookcase bed with box springs and mattress; beautiful corner china cabinet, wood grain bookcase cupboard (above Items in new condition), Chesterfield and chair', 3 upholstered chairs; living room mirror; wardrobe; two 3 piece bedroom suites, 9 a 16 rug and ,pad; mats; hall tree; mirrors coffee table; 2 step tables; chrome kitchen table with 4 Matching chairs and step stool; pole lamp; 2 matching table lamps; tri-light lamp; footstool; patio table with umbrella; TV tables; lawn chairs ; electric heater; drapes • '7 ft. long to fit picture window. ' Sunshine 4 burner electric ,stove; Frigid- aire refrigerator; kettle; toaster; Beatty stand and wash tub; floor polisher; vacuum cleaner; crocks; pots andapans, many other articles. Iron bed and springs, bedding. ANTIQUES: Beautiful old rocking chair, cane bottom gun stock parlor chair; wicker fernery; pine fruit cupboard; silver flower vase; 4 odd chairs; small cabinet nitetable. Step ladder, tools, some items. .Ternis of sale cash For real estate telephone - .262,5103 . Auctioneer Kippen, Ont. 282-5515 Owner or auctioneer not 'res- ponsible for accidents day of sale. 20-11-2 21. Tenders Wanted Sealed tenders will be re e ceived by the undersigned up to 12 Noon, Thursday, NOVEMBER 1u.1973 for supplying for the next two years of No. 2 Industrial Fuel Oil, .,for the Court House, Goderich IN THE 'ESTATE OF DAVID RYAN, LATE OF THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH; IN THE COUNTY OF HURON, RE TIRED., .. All persons claiming against the above Estate are required tb forward full particulars of their claims to the undersigned, on or before the 13th day of November, 1973, after which date-the assets will be distributed. DONNELLY & MURPHY, 18 The Square, GODERICH, Ontario. Solicitors for • the Estate. 22-16-3 23. Bus. Directory PERCY WRIGHT LICENSED AUCTIONEER Kippen, Ontario Telephone 262-5515, Hensall " 23-8-ff W. J. CLEARY Seaforth, Ontario LICENSED . EMBALMER ,AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR Night and Day Calls - 527-0510 23-8-tf SEAFORTH ELECTRONICS ZENITH .& PHILCO DEALER Service to all makes T.V's., Radios, Etc. 17 Sperling St. - phone 527-1150 23-8-tf 411411•AVS JOHN E. LONG-STAFF - OPTOMETRIST By Appointment Only Seafotth Office Tues., Wed.,Thurs., Fri. 9 to 5:3 P.M. • Thursday evenings Monday only - Clinton office For Apporrameet Phone 527-1240 - or 482-7010 23-841 Storage Capa.city - 3,000 gals. Qua.ntity being used per annum - a.pprex. .22,000 gals. Lowest or any tender not necesSarily accepted. John G.Berry,Clerk-Treasitrer, County of Huron, Court House, Goderich, Ontario. 21-11-1 An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. NORM' WHITING LICENSED' AUCTIONEER APPRAISER Prompt, Courteous, Efficient ANY TYPE, ANY SIZE, ANYWHERE ' We give complete sale service. I wish to thank my relatives and friends for the. lovely flowers, cards, letters and .visits while I was a patient in the Stratford General Hospital and since returning home. All Were very much appreciated. - Mrs., Dorothy Powell. 24-11x1 I would• like 'to thank everyone for their visits, cards and • treats' while I was a patient in Seaforth Community Hospitali. special thanks to Dr. Underwood, nurses and staff. It was all very much appreciated. - Ken Parker. 24-11-1 A sincere "Thank You" to all who' came to the Walton Hall to help us celebrate our 25th Wedding Anniversary. Special thanks to our family, Lois, and Rae Houston,' Aunt Andie and all who helped make it a veryspecial evening. - Doug , and Marjory Fraser. 24-11x1 25. In Memoriam BRYANS - In loving memory of Dr. W. R. Bryans who passed away one year ago October 29, 1972. His toil is past, his work is done, and he is fully blest; He fought the fight, the victory won, and entered into rest. - Ever remembered and sadly missed by his wife and family. 25-11x1 BEUERMANN - In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather, Norman G. Beuer- mann who passed away October 30,1972. They say time heals all sorrow And helps us to forget, But time so fai has only proved How much we miss you yet. - Always remembered by wife Derdie, son Bill and daughter-in- law Dianne and grandchildren and daughter Mary. 25711-1 26. Personal Mr. and Mrs. James Elliott, Seaforth, are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Debra Lynne to Kenneth Luke Janmaat, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Janmaat, R.R.#2, Seaforth. The wedding to take plade in St.. James Roman Catholic Church, Seaforth, on November 17, 1973 at 5 P.M. 26-11x1 Passed away at the Wellesley Hospital, Toronto, on )400,47p October 15, 1973, Margarelseve CUthiltasbeloved wile of the late William Archibald Campbell. Dear cousin of Mr. and Aim. William Finlayson of R.R. Ariss and Mr. and Mrs. George Love of Walton. 28-11-1 Council (Continued from Page 1) where a stub connection is to be left in front for hookup at the time or in the future. This charge may be paid at the time or at a rate of $2'7.'76 over a 40 year period. Yearly operating costs of the sewage works will be about $73,750. Most 9f this money will be raised by the frontage and water rate charges with the balance being added to the mill rate, Approximately 510 properties will be involved in the new works tentatively slated to begin in 1975 with completion in May of 1976. Council in further business passed a motion allowing . the Optimist Club to erect a build- ing on the rec, grounds subject to council's approval of the struc- ture. Seaforth (continued from Page 1) then where sunlight pours in the window. She has lived alone since the death of her Mother in 1969. She was in her 99th year ' and as her daughter ' says "wonderful until she was 98". She was in Kilbarchan Nursing Home and Seaforth Community Hospital for a long time and Miss Campbell went every day to feed her. "I took my work along with me and sat ' with Mother and wrote''' she says. Active in First Presbyterian Church womens' groups and the local His Sorical Society, Miss , • 'Campbell says she goes to a lot of meetingS "There's been no end to them lately. I heard Mar-, garet Whyte speak four times about her daughter Margie's tra- vbees." Ist'and' the last time was the Queried about what she does in her "spare" time, Miss Campbell says (as the inter- viewer looks around her spotless house) "I let the dust gather. I often think what 'Mather 'Would say about the way I keep house". She doesn't care for TV "it must be three weeks or so' since I've had it on." Miss - Campbell's histories always include a rather personal touch, with interesting tidbits about the lives of those she • writes about'. "You' know" she says, "I've often noticed when reading the OntarloHistorical Society publications that the articles written by men are a little dull, a little dreary." (Continued from page 1) and complimenting them on the quality of the teachers at the school. David Teahen, chairman of the Personnel Committee, reported his committee had met with the teachers' negotiating committee on October 17 and will meet with them again onOctober 24. The 1973-74 salary schedule has not been set as yet for the teachers. Howard Shantz, chairman of the ad hoc committee on building projects, reported that work on the new addition at St. Aloy- sius School in Stratford is sup- posed to be completed by the end of the week, Presently workmen -are laying the new floor In the gym and the landscaping will be completed Tuesday. Painting and other odd jobs are to be finished this week. Mr. Shantz. said -that there is a water problem at St. Aloysius and suggested a drainage system . that might solve the problem, estimated to cost between $6,825 and $7,292. Mr. Shantz was advised to secure more information and to investigate another route for the drain. Mr. Tokar reported that assessment tapes will be available to , the Assessment officer, Ed Rowland, on request. A fee to be eligible for this service costs $25. As an example of the information available from the tapes, Mr, Tokar said that the names of separate school supporters could be obtained for last year, to be compared to this year's list of names. . The meeting adjourned at five minutes before midnight. A special meeting will be called when Board will meet as a committee of the whole which it did not do Monday because of the lateness of the hour. Wins medal Angelee Andreassi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Andre- assi, Louisa Street, Seaforth, won a bronze medal for the Highland Fling at a Highland Dancing Competition in Goder ich. took a weak spell last Monday was taken .to Clinton Hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Westaway of Hamilton and Miss Anne Moore of Toronto were here last Week end attending the funeral of the late Roy Patrick of McKillop. Mr. and • Mrs. Herb Trapnell who recently celebrated their 57th Wedding Anniversary on October 6 were entertained at a family dinner. Mrs. Leo Refuse of Moncton, New Brunswick, is spending a two-week holiday at the home of her mother, 'Mrs. ,W.G .Wright of Goderich Street W. Visitors at the residence of Rev. J. Ure and mrs.Stewart on Sunday were Rev. Clarence McClenaghan of Dungannon and ReV. Wray and Mrs. Mather of London. Visitbrs with Mrs. •Louis Mc- Michael and Bruce' over Thanks- giving week end were Mr. and Mrs. Larry McMichael, Tammy and Robbie of Galt, Mr. and Mrs. ) John Collins, Sarnia, Mr. Brian McMichael, Stratford and Miss Heather Kruse. Sunday visi- tors this week were Mrs. Gre- shon Johnston and Mr.George Gregg of Wingham, Mrs. Joseph McConnell at- tended the' Service to Patients Conference, Canadian Cancer Society, held in Toronto last week. Mrs. Roy Borden and Mrs. Wm. Roose of the Canadian West were guests of Mrs. John Rule- btachts, sax Mr. and Mrs. Clair Camp- bell weekend; in Huntsville over the Mrs. W. A. Wright has re- • turned .from Fort 'Wayne, Indiana where she visited her daughter ' and son-in-law, Mr. • and Mrs. Henry Ford. Mrs. Ina Watson of London was a guest this week of Mrs. J.D.0 airns. Mr. and Mrs. G. Stahl of Detroit were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hou- ston. Mrs. Garnet Taylor - of Staffa spent the week end with Miss Ethel McClure: Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, - Jarvis Street, Seaforth and two Of their grandchildren, Joanne and Janice Carter, visited Mrs. Brown's 'nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Neeb, Bentley and Troy of Thamesford on Sunday. Therapist °now serves hospital Russell Worden of R.R.2, Staffa, was welcomed to the Sea- forth Community Hospital Board as the new representative from Hibbert Township by Chairthan, Mrs. Joseph McConnell 'at a meeting of the Board Tuesday. Mr. Worden .completing the term of the late Earl pick of R.11.2, Staffs. Several Several members of the Board will attend ' all of or part of the Hospital Association Con- vention in Toronto October 29 - 31. These include Mrs. McCon- nell, Clarence Looby, D. W. Stephenson, 'Dr. William Thomp- son, Robert Wilson andMrs.John McLiwain. Several members of the hospital staff also will attend part or_ all of the convention. Mrs. McConnell reported there has been a new physio- therapist at the hospital since the first of- September - John westcott of Stratford. He is at the hospital five morning& a week• and spends his afternoons with Huron Home Care patients. Miss Alice Reid, chairman of Public Relations Committee,' .reported that the window decor- Ming contest will be carried out at the hospital again this Christ- mas-. . Gordon McKenzie, Business Administrator ' in his report, said that Martin Fisset of Agnew, Peckham and Associates, Toronto, would be at the hospital Wednesday to meet with. vice-chairman, Clarence Looby; Robert Wilson and himself to go over the Master Plan of the Hospital as prepared by that firm. •••••••••••••• Police News A. L. VAUFfied4 CHIEF OF POLICE SATURDAY, OCT. 27 11:00"A.M. Knapp's Furniture Store .67' Main street„Seaforth Flat-to-wall cupboard; 9 pc walnut dining room suite; round oak pedestal table and six chairs;, cap- tain's chair; set of press- back chairs; odd press- back chairs; piano; 2 iron and brass beds; rocking chair; oak library table; library desk; bake table; kitchen table; piano stool; dressers; double continen- tal bed s small tables; oak hall mirror; 3'commodes; chests of drawers; 5' pc chrome set; sideboard; 8- pc wooden set; odd chairs; dropfront desk; wardrobe; hall stand; vanity and bench.. Picture frames, magazine rack; part toilet set; Beaver sealers; oil lamps; old bottles; crocks; anni- versary clock; railroad lantern, quilts; desk lamps; floor lamps; trunks; cop- per boilers. Westinghouse frig.; elec tric stoves; oil Stoves; wringer washer; 2 spin- dry waSheri; electric sew- ing Machirie and cabinet; 2 Briggs and Stratton mot- ors 5 mid 3- 11.Pa tools, etc.... TERMS - Cash MIKE CUMMINGS and NORM KNAPP Auctioneers 527-133e or 482-7584 20-11-1 22. Legal Notices PERCY WRIGHT TENDERS RE FUEL OIL Hand saw; garden dishes and other G. J%., WHITNEY • FUNERAL HOME. 87 Goderich St. W., Seaferth Phone 527-1.390 'Seaforth 23-8-tt R. S. BOX FUNERAL HOME Phones. Day 527-0680 - Night 527-0885e 23-8-tf PROFIT BY EXPERIENCE Phone Collect 235-1964 EXETER 23-8-tf • P.C.V. class CDF & FS Serviiig Dublin & Seaforth areas Phone 345-2301 Dublin anytime. 23-8-tf I would like to thank my friends neighbours, Seaforth and Blyth Fire Department as well as O.P.P. for their assistance and moral support during my barn fire. - Betty Gauthier and Boys. 24-11-1 24. Cards of Thanks I would like to thank everyone who has been SO kind.to *me dur- ing my slay in St. Joseph's Hos- pital and since nay return home. Thank you for your visits, gifts, flowers and messages or cheer. - Lois liodgert. 24-11-1 I would like to thank 'all those who sent cards and visited me while I was in Clinton Hospital and since returning home. Special thanks to Dr. Lambert and Dr. , Street and the nursing staff who hel d c re ,for me. - Marie Coutts. 24-11x1 Dave and Eva Netzke would like to take this opportunity to tharik all their friends and re- latives for their lovely 60th Weddieg Anniversary party and ell their beautiful gifts, cards and flowers and money. Special thanks to the 'Canadian Legion, St. Thomas Anglican Church and the Huron Fish and Game Con- servation' Associati n of Clinton for their beautiful gift, ery- taing was greatl eciated. 24-11x1 Plan Local Briefs From the. Horse's Mouth (By' K., ,a1111M011111111111111.1151111111111111.11111111.111.11.11111.11111.1.1.111111.1. At the London Raceway monday, October 15 in the first race Clever Larry owned by Wm.Laverty and Ron Williamson, both of Seaforth, was second with Ron on the bike. In the third race Derby Bob owned by Robert McLean and driven by W.W.McLean both of Goderich, was out of the money. In the sixth race Janet Express, owned and driven by William German of Clinton • , was fifth. The eighth race went to Shadow -Bars owned by Fred Fowler of Londesboro with Frank ""cDonald of Clinton on the bike. The mile was 1- .09:2 with the pay off of $30.10. In the same race Imp Mathers, owned by Charles and John Mathers, both of Goderich, was fifth withJelin driving. Also in the eighth race, Jimmy the Butler owned by Robert and 11410.Jerry was out of the money with Robert on the bike. In the tenth race King's Brother oWned by Thomas McLean and driven by W.w.Mc- Lean both of Goderich, was third. - Wednesday night at London in the sixth race, Victor H. Volo owned by 'Fred Fowler and driven by Frank MacDonald, was fifth. In the ninth race Miss Belle Bars owned by Fred Fowler and driven by Frank MacDonald, was third. Thursday night at the London track Artic John owned by Larry Dale, Seaforth with C. O'Neil on the bike was third in the first race. In the sixth race True Personality, owned by K.Whetham, Dublin and F. Sadler, Staffa, was out of , the money. In the , seventh race Hylyn Mary owned by Robert Doig, Seaforth and driven by Dennis Jewitt of.Clinton, was second. In the same race Deep Run Frisco, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McLean, was out of the money with Wm. on -the bike, In the ninth race Jay Bee Blaze owned by Benson Feagan was fourth with Gerry Roebuck on the bike. Friday' night at London Preble Knight owned and driven by Gord. Pullman, Seaforth, was the race winner. The mile was in 2.10 and the pay off 3.30. In the same race Scarlet Slipper owned by Grant and Carl Fisher, was out of the money, with Carl on the bike. Scotts Boy, owned by Edith Samis and driven by John Duckworth, both of Goderich, was ,out of the money, in the fourth race. In the fifth race, Pebbies Girl owned by George Feagan, Goderich and Ron Feagan of Dundas, was the winner with Gerry Roebuck of Goderich on the bike. The mile was, in 2.11:4 and the pay off $4.60. At Hanover Raceway Saturday, Harlo Bucky owned by H & L Gibnings of Clinton made it three in a row by winning the list race. Dennis Jewitt was driving. This was the last night of racing at the Hanover track for this season. The Mohawk Raceway at CampellVille opened on October 14 and will be racing to December 2. The four-year-old pacer Old Part Duke won his 12th race in a row at 'the London Raceway Saturday In winning the seventh race. Old Port Duke is owned by Arthur Jones of Saskatoon, and the' driver was Jack Kopas. The mile was in 2.04:1 and the pay off was 0.70. on Sunday Scorcher Waye set a new track record for the Leamington Raceway in pacing the ninth nee in 2.06. During the period of October 10 to October 24, 1973, the Sea- forth Police Department invest- igated 31 occurrences consist-, ing of the following: • 5 Assistance Requests; 4 As- sist Other Police Depts.; 6 Lost and Found Reports; 2 Children Complaints; 6 Property Damage Reports; I Disturbance Com- plaint; I Bank Alarm Answered; 2 General Police Information; 1 Traffic Complaint; 1 Missing Person Report; 2 Theft Reports. •-•"' There. were 10 charges laid un- der the Highway Traffic Act; 2 charges were laid under theCri- rninal Code of Canada; 9 eharges were laid under the LiquorCOnte., rol Act. 25 motorists -were warnedfOr minor traffic infractions. 1 mi- nor accident teas inVestiratedino injuries. A reminder that we still Wee -2 bicycles and a truck tire OM rim at the police Office un- claimed . .