HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-07-07, Page 6Page 6 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 7, 1993
OPP investigate missing cash . from Pine River Cheese
A 61 -year-old Kincardine man
was taken to Kincardine and Dis-
trict General Hospital with minor
injuries after a motorcycle accident
on July 2 at 8:15 p.m.
The man had been travelling on
Lorne Beach Road in Kincardine
Township when he entered a curve
and drove onto the left west shoul-
der, causing him to lose control.
The bike was overturned.
There were no charges.
On July 3, a 16 -year-old Ripley
"youth received minor injuries after
his car, travelling east on County
Road 6 in Huron Township, left the
road. The right wheel had touched
the shoulder and the driver lost
control of the car, crashing into
some trees along the south ditch.
Two young offenders from
Tiverton have beencharged with/
mischief after trying to hot wire a
car on June 27. The two were
chased off at 4:30 a.m. after being
discovered attempting to start the
car. After an OPP investigation, a
15 -year-old and a 17 -year-old were
arrested.
The 15 -year-old was also charged
with theft under $1,000 after a car
stereo and equalizer worth $450
were stolen from a car in Tiverton
between June 26 and June 27.
During the investigations, a 15 -
year -old. Kincardine Township
,youth was charged with theft after
a cassette stereo was stolen from a
car in Tiverton.
A 19 -year-old Port Elgin man was
charged with uttering threats and
breach of an undertaking after a
women reported receiving threaten-
ing phone calls on June 29.
A 37 -year-old Owen Sound man
was also charged with uttering
threats after a Bruce Township
woman called OPP telling them her
ex-boyfriend was making threaten-
ing calls. The incident occurred on
July 2.
Following an intensive year of fundraising, 14 Scouts and three leaders left Tuesday morning for
the Canadian Jamboree '93 In Kananaskis Valley, just west of Calgary. Back row, left to right,
Dale Lougheed, Allan Andrew, Tom Brindley, Ryan Hackett, Craig Moffat, Jordan Andrew and Cliff
Mann. Centre row, Matthew DeBoer, Clint Gunter, Gerald MacLennan, Mike Wyndham, John
VanDlepenbeek, Ean Moffat. Front row, Nick Mann,Chris Gibbons, Sean Lougheed and Conor
McDonagh.
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During an investigation of two
break- and enters from a Bruce
Beach cottage, a 16 -year-old young
offender from RR2 Ripley was
charged with the break and enter.
Several bottles of liquor had been
taken from the cottage and a num-
ber of them were recovered after
police executed a search warrant.
In addition, three marijuana plants
were found and the youth was
charged with possession of a nar-
cotic.
On July 4, a vehicle was stopped
on Highway 21 in Kincardine
Township and the driver was found
to have been drinking. As a result,
the 18 -year-old Huron Township
man was charged with being under
19 and consuming liquor, tailing to-
drive in a marked lane and having
improper licence plats. He was
also given a 12 -hour stpension.
At 3:40 p.m. on July 4, OPP
checked a vehicle in Inverhuron
Provincial Park. As a result, a 34 -
year -old Toronto man was charged
with having an open container of
liquor. The liquor was seized.
On July 4 a large amount of cash
was discovered missing from the
safe at Pine River Cheese Factory.
At the end of a shift, a clerk took
the receipts to the safe and dis-
covered cash and cheques were
missing.
OPP are not yet releasing the
amount.
Campsite Experience
held at Camp Bimini
The Huron -Perth Presbyterial
United Church Women held their
annual Campsite Experience at the
United Church Camp -Bimini in
June. Sixty women attended.
The theme "We gather Together",
was carried out in the worship
service with the singing of the
hymn. "We Gather Together to ask
the Lord's Blessing" led by Barbara
Richardson and Eloise Hagerman,
St. Marys.
Helen McKnight, Listowel, con-
ducted a sing -song, Mrs. Anne Irvin
at the piano.
The women were welcomed by
Betty Graber, Presbyterial president.
Shirley Hackett, Stratford, was the
leader for gentle exercises outdoors,
and also arranged a scavenger hunt
around the camp. This gave all
those participating an opportunity to
explore the grounds —of Camp
Bimini.
Kate Cunningham„Stratford, gave
an interesting "day by day" account
of her experiences as a camper.
Reta Stan4eavon spoke of her
experiences camping, in the early
days of Camp Bimini.
Jean Wilson, Listowel, led in
Bible study. Her topic was "Women
who changed their World".
Kathryn Wreford, Stratford, led in
closing Worship, assisted by Nancy
Corrigan, Bluevale, and Margaret
Dingman, Stratford (pianist).
Mrs. Wreford led in the singing
of the Benediction.
Babysitters were Noreen Fleis-
chauer, Mary Smith, and Kate
Cunningham, Stratford.
Marian Wreford, Stratford, and
Mrs. Jean Wilson, Listowel, were
conveners for the event.
Trivia
Archaeologists believe they have
located the burial site of Boudicca,
the British queen who led & bloody
revolt against Roman rule in the
first century A.D. Where is it?
Under Platform 8 of the King's
Cross Railway station in London.
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