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Tuesday, February 28, 2012 The Journal

Studded tires no match for icy road, prohibited drivers caught RCMP from p. 2

Fire in the night Feb. 20 at 7 pm police received a report of a building on fire on Hwy 1 east of Cache Creek. The building was on CN prop-

erty and was a planned burn. Notices were posted along the highway, but it was dark and snowing a the time and the notices went unseen.

Skating rink roads Feb. 21 at 9:30 am police attended a single vehicle accident on the Bonaparte Reserve after a 54 year old driver lost control of his pickup on the icy streets. The truck

had studded tires, but slid into a ditch and rolled. The driver was not injured.

cuting the arrest of a 29 year old Ashcroft man for driving in Kamloops while disqualified.

Kamloops incident Feb. 21 at 1 pm RCMP assisted the Kamloops Rural Detachment in exe-

Prohibited driver Feb. 22 at 9 pm Traffic Services stopped a new-

er model Chevrolet pickup on Hwy 1 by the drag strip. The 40 year old Kamloops driver was a prohibited driver. His truck was impounded for seven days and he was charged with driving while disqualified.

Best dressed team in the League The well-dressed Ashcroft Peewees played their last home game last weekend in style. The Thompson Cariboo Minor Hockey Association thanks to Arrow Transport and the Ashcroft Beerbelly Association again for sponsoring their new jerseys.

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