Huron Expositor, 2015-07-15, Page 1010 Huron Expositor • Wednesday, July 15, 2015
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Drunk driver faces
a slew of charges
(SOUTH HURON, ONT.) - A
male wanted for failing to
comply with his court release
conditions is back in custody
after he was arrested last
week by Huron County OPP.
At approximately 12:20 a.m.,
Huron County OPP officers were
conducting a RIDE program
traffic stop at Morrison Line
and Crediton Road when they
saw a GMC Sierra pickup truck
approach the intersection. As
the vehicle got closer to the
checkpoint, the driver abruptly
stopped and turned into a
nearby laneway. This caught
the officer's attention and
prompted him to evaluate the
driver. The investigating officer
then spoke with the driver and
was able to identify him as a
person who had a warrant out
for his arrest. The driver was
then arrested at the scene.
Further investigation revealed
the driver had previous stip-
ulations from past driving
convictions. He also was in
possession of a suspended
driver's license. In addition,
the attached license plates
were not authorized to the
pickup truck. After search-
ing the vehicle the police
found an open bottle of liquor.
Michael Chapman, 45, from
Goderiich, is facing multiple
offences. The charges are
failure to comply with recog-
nizance, two counts of driv-
ing while disqualified, five
counts of driving while under
suspension, having care and
control of a motor vehicle
with open container of liq-
uor and use of a license plate
not authorized for a vehicle.
Man arrested
for over 10
sexual offenses
(MUNICIPALITY OF NORTH
PERTH, ONT.) - The Perth
County OPP laid charges July
8, in relation to numerous sex
related crimes that are alleged
to have occurred in Listowel
from 2012-2015. The offences
involve female victims.
John Paul Stone, 53, from North
Perth, faces two counts of sex-
ual assault and sexual assault
on a person under 16 years of
age. He is also charged with two
counts of sexual interference
with a person under 16 years
old, two counts of luring a person
under the age of 18 by means
of telecommunication and lur-
ing a person under 16 years old
by means of telecommunica-
tion. The investigation further-
more led to charges of indecent
exposure to a person under the
age of 16 and invitation to sexual
touching under 16 years of age.
An unrelated offence of a con-
trolled drugs and substances
act with the following offences
will also be added to the list
of charges against Stone for
traffic in schedule 1 sub-
stance of methamphetamine,
also known as crystal meth.
If anyone has further informa-
tion about this or any other inci-
dents, they are asked to con-
tact Perth County OPP's Crimi-
nal Investigation Unit at 519-
291-1414 or 519-393-6123.
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Hit the links to help
seniors to live at home
ONE CARE Home and
Community Support Ser-
vices is set to host its annual
fundraising golf tournament
on Saturday, August 8 at
Woodlands Links in Clinton
starting at 10 a.m.
The tournament includes
18 holes or nine holes of golf,
and the fee includes a cart, a
full chicken dinner and
excellent prizes for
everyone.
"Businesses and individu-
als have been so generous in
supporting this event. We
have great prizes to give
away and this is a great tour-
nament which supports
such important work," said
Shelley McPhee-Haist of
ONE CARE.
This tournament is a
major fundraiser for ONE
CARE and all proceeds go
directly back to help senior
citizens, disabled adults
and children with services
to help them live
independently.
ONE CARE assisted more
than 4,700 people in Huron
and Perth counties last
year.
ONE CARE is a charita-
ble, not-for-profit agency
providing services to fami-
lies in the area.
Last year, the organization
delivered 38,000 Meals on
Wheels, provided more than
70,000 rides for people who
needed transportation and
served more than 900 sen-
iors at 13 different dining
programs. As well, services
helped more than 1,200 indi-
viduals with home care and
additional support for more
than 290 people at adult day
programs.
"We count on fundraising
and donations to help sup-
port our programs. A day of
golf for ONE CARE is a great
way to support programs
that make life better for
others."
Golfers are asked to regis-
ter by August 2. The cost is
$85 for 18 holes and $65 for
nine holes. To register call
McPhee-Haist at at 519-482-
1634 ext. 2009. For more
information visit www.one-
caresupport.ca
Located just west of Clin-
ton on Hwy 8, Woodlands
Links is a scenic Audubon
golf course known for its
wildlife conservation, rock
gardens and walking trails.
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You are invited to attend these area churches
ST. THOMAS ANGLICAN
21 Jarvis St., Seaforth
Rector The Rev. Karine Snowdon
Rectory 519-482-9071
Church Office 519-527-1522
EGMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH
Pastor Steve Hildebrand
Youth Coordinator - Laura Nakamura
Worship July 19th 10:30 a.m.
Sunday, July 19th
Youth Sunday School
Worship at 9:30 a.m.
at 10:30 a.m.
Adult Sunday School
Followed by Coffee Hour
at 9:45 a.m.
For more information view our website
Everyone Welcome
www.egmondvilleunitedchurch.com
& like us on Facebook
BETHEL BIBLE CHURCH
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
AnAssociated Gospel Church
59 Goderich St. W. Seaforth
126 Main St. Seaforth
519-527-0170
519-527-0982
Lorrie Mann -Organist
Interim Pastor:
Rev. Laurie Morris
Sunday Worship
SundayWorshipService10:00 a.m.
July 19th 11:00 am
Guest Speaker: Carol Hamilton
July & August Only
Regular Worship during July & August
• Nursery Provided as Needed
(5 EVERYONE WELCOME
(5. ALL WELCOME
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Hit the links to help
seniors to live at home
ONE CARE Home and
Community Support Ser-
vices is set to host its annual
fundraising golf tournament
on Saturday, August 8 at
Woodlands Links in Clinton
starting at 10 a.m.
The tournament includes
18 holes or nine holes of golf,
and the fee includes a cart, a
full chicken dinner and
excellent prizes for
everyone.
"Businesses and individu-
als have been so generous in
supporting this event. We
have great prizes to give
away and this is a great tour-
nament which supports
such important work," said
Shelley McPhee-Haist of
ONE CARE.
This tournament is a
major fundraiser for ONE
CARE and all proceeds go
directly back to help senior
citizens, disabled adults
and children with services
to help them live
independently.
ONE CARE assisted more
than 4,700 people in Huron
and Perth counties last
year.
ONE CARE is a charita-
ble, not-for-profit agency
providing services to fami-
lies in the area.
Last year, the organization
delivered 38,000 Meals on
Wheels, provided more than
70,000 rides for people who
needed transportation and
served more than 900 sen-
iors at 13 different dining
programs. As well, services
helped more than 1,200 indi-
viduals with home care and
additional support for more
than 290 people at adult day
programs.
"We count on fundraising
and donations to help sup-
port our programs. A day of
golf for ONE CARE is a great
way to support programs
that make life better for
others."
Golfers are asked to regis-
ter by August 2. The cost is
$85 for 18 holes and $65 for
nine holes. To register call
McPhee-Haist at at 519-482-
1634 ext. 2009. For more
information visit www.one-
caresupport.ca
Located just west of Clin-
ton on Hwy 8, Woodlands
Links is a scenic Audubon
golf course known for its
wildlife conservation, rock
gardens and walking trails.
ATTRACT NEW CUSTOMERS TO FURTHER
GROW YOUR BUSINESS.
LAdvertisers -Expand
your Marketing Reach,,
Contact us to speak with a
Multimedia Marketing Specialist.
ATTENTION ADVERTISERS!
DEADLINES
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ADVERTISING & EDITORIAL
Friday @ 2:00 pm
Huron Expositor
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Mon. - Fri. 9am - 5pm
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