City Police Beat

City police report several minor accidents last night although there were no injuries. There are no arrests to report. ATM FRAUD ARTISTS AT WORK IN SAULT City police are investigating two incidents involving Automated Banking Machines.

28 WEATHER-RELATED ACCIDENTS YESTERDAY The weather was playing havoc with traffic yesterday. At 3:44 in the afternoon, a 1999 Chev Blazer, operated by 49-year-old Sharon Woods of Richards Landing, was westbound on Trunk Road.

WOMAN CHARGED WITH ARSON Yesterday at 1:55 p.m., police arrested Patricia Naylor, age 47, of Wallace Terrace and charged her with arson.

POLICE ASK YOUR HELP The City Police Service is asking for the public's help in locating a vehicle involved in a hit-and-run on the Landslide Road by the parking lot to the ski trails.

City police picked up two people for being intoxicated in a public place. Other than that it was a quiet twenty-four hour period.

City Police report that four people were picked up overnight for being intoxicated in a public place and are sleeping it off in the cells. Other than that, it was a quiet twenty-four hours.

City police report a very quiet period during the past twenty-four hours and have nothing new to report. The name of the pedestrian who was struck and seriously injured by a vehicle at 7:50 p.m. Wednesday on Wellington West has not yet been released.

TWO MISSING BOYS The City Police Service is asking your assistance in trying to locate two missing boys. On Tuesday of this week, at around 9:30 p.m.

ICY ROAD ACCIDENT Police were dispatched to Goulais Avenue at St. Basil's Drive yesterday morning at 8:00 to investigate a traffic accident.

CAR STRIKES PEDESTRIAN A Sault resident, Maria Rumpler, age 66, of Ormye Avenue is listed in serious but stable condition following a car-pedestrian accident yesterday. Mrs.