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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, OPP Report The Newcastle Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police investigated the follow- ing motor vehicle collisions and occurrences during the week of March 11, 1974 to March 17, 1974. Twenty-six motor vehicle collisions were investigated in which nine persons were injured. As a resuit of these collisions six persons have been charged with1 offences under the Highway Traffic Act and three persons have been charged with driving offences under the Criminal Code. The Newcastle officers also completed 84 occurrences of a general nature. Somne of these occurrences are as follows:- There were five investigations into the offence of "Theft", one investigation into the offence of ",Break-Enter", three investigations concern- ing "assaults" and one Invest- igation concerning "Fraud". Also, there were investiga- JANE tions into reports of missing persons, one investigation into the report of trespassers and' two investigations into the reports of erratic drivers., Five persons, have been, charged with offences under Lr the Liquor Control Act, two Lr persons have been charged with driving offences under the Criminal Code and four persons have been charged with offences other than5 driving offences under the criminal Code. DRIVING TIP "Boys and Girls- On Bicycles" irivers: Now that Winter is just about over, more and JANE P, more young cyclists will be out each day. You can help Fa cyclists stay out of accidents a bysideraingaatmes.tArayso-E bshrtong atemextrla con overtake and pass them care- JANE PAR f ully and courteously. Re- member.. their safety can be App in your hands.JNPA _________ JANE PAF Reàifcreativon Pead TYKE LEAGUE Tue. Mar. 5th. Don & Clare Variety 4, Hornets 3, Timn Whyte 2, Andy MacKay, Kevin Westlake, Don Doxtater 12, Dave Chapeil 1. Cable T. V. 3, Don Ron Construction Ameni- cans 3, Darryl Muller, Mike Kozar, Darren Knight, Sandy Wiseman 2, Scott Richards 1. Tue. Mar. l2th., Hornets 3, Cable T. V. 1, Don Doxtater, Nick Rupa, Dave Chapeil, Brad Fraser., Don & Clare Variety 3, Don Ron Construc- lion Americans, 2, Kevin Westlake 2, Victor Romard, Scott Richards, Sandy Wise- man. PIEE WEE Moni.'Mar. llth. Limie Crush Winigs 4, Cable TP. V. 1, K"eviin Ward 3, Ken Hoy, Rod Dewell. Goodyear Rangers. 4, Cana- clians 3, Ken Cowle 4, Brian Sudsbury 2, Mike Heenan 1. Sat. Mar. 16. Franks Variety 3, Nichols Motors 3, Bian White 2, Brook Bain 1, James Braun, Glen Ferrill, Jody Ross. Rotary Kings 1, Beavers 1, Greg Brunt, Keith Sheehan. Rice Bowl Bruins 5, Kinsman 2, Doug Brooks 2, William Smit, Dennis Simpson, Neil Osborne, Don Brown, Mark Doyle. BANTAM Mar. 4th. Oshawa Paving Sharks .7, Kiwanis Cubs 3, Brian ,Dennis 2, Terry Watson 2, Jim Welbourne, Wayde Dennis, Steve Greengrass. Butch Krakenberg 2, Dale Cary. Mar. sth. Marianna Devel- opment Braves 1, Brocks B. P. Panthers 0, Doug Pickell, Shutout to Tim Vanstone. Mar. 6th. Franks Variety 3, Kiwanis Huskies 0. Terry Kelly, Allan Ashton, Da n Pascoe. Shutout to Dean Scott. 1Kinsman 4, Flyers 3, Scott Collocutt 2, Frank Leach 2, Trent Masters 2, Allan Brunt Mon. Mar. llth, Kiwanis Cubs 6, Brocks B. P. panthers 3, Pete Knowlton 3, Dale Cary, Butch Krakenberg, Kerry Davis, Ray Dallas 2, James Pocock 1. Tue. Màr. l2th. Oshawa Paving Sharks 5, Marianna Development Braves 3, Jim Welbourne -2; Andy Jarvis, 2, Wayde Dennis 1. Don Cowle 2, Randy Masterson 1. Wed. Mar. l3th. Kiwanis Huskies, 4, Flyers 3, Rick Osborne 2, Brian Jones, Jerry Barrette, Allan Brunt 2, Trent Masters 1. .Franks Variety 2, Kinsman 1, -Rory Erwin, Dave His, Frank Leach. MIDGET CHAMPIONSHIP Sun. Mar. l7th. Canucks 4, .Mt. Royals Glen Martin 2, Don Childs 1, John Turner 1, Keith Severn 1, Paul Sobil 1, Canucks win the Midget Charnpionship two games to nothing. MIDGET MUG CONSOLATION CHAMPIONSHIP Sun. Mar. l7th. Comets 3, Generals 2, George Bowen 2, Joe Burns 1, Mike Nolan, Bob Shackleton 1, Cornets win the Mug Consolation Champion- ship, 2 games to 0. LONG SAULT (lntended for last week) On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Cameron visited with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Oke, Bowmanville. On Saturday March l6th. it was Mr. and Mrs. Rye Gibsons Saphire Wedding Anniversary (45 years), they spent it =uei at home with their 1Mr. Gibson visited with the A McQuaids on Monday even- ing. FROZEN', ROAST BEEF, SALISBURY STEAK & GRAVI' VEAL PARMIGAN 2-LB PKG Freezer'Queen Dinners $2.08 ENGtISH-, FROZEN 1-LB P.KG 1.O9I Flounder Fillets 5-lb box$499 SCHNEiDERS, FROZEN Beef Steakettes lb$1.08, GOLDEN SkII.IIT, FROZEN Chicken Cutiets A-b pkg,$4%99 LOIN PORK ACTION PRICED! 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