HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2000-06-28, Page 7THE CITIZEN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 2000. PAGE 7.
In memory
Investigation continues
in fatal hit and run
Huron OPP are continuing their
investigation into the tragic motor
vehicle accident that took the life of
30-year-old Shane Worse! I of
Bluewater Beach, Goderich. This
accident occurred on Hwy. 21 just
south of Goderich at approximately
2:30 a.m. on June 26, 1998,
Once again investigators are ask
ing for the assistance of the public
regarding any information that may
assist in solving the case.
The investigation has revealed that
a teal or aqua-coloured car was trav
elling north along Hwy.21 close to
the time of the accident.
Investigators have also learned that a
south-bound tractor trailer passed by
the scene. Information has been
received about another red coloured
automobile that apparently passed by
the scene travelling northbound.
Investigators are interested in any
information regarding these vehicles
and would like to speak to the driv
ers. It is believed that these people as
Members of the Brussels Legion Pipe Band and Rev. Nancy Beale led the way into Brussels
Cemetery on Sunday afternoon for the annual Decoration Day service. (vtcky Bremnerphoto)
Thefts in MeKillop and Blyth
On June 18 just before 10:30 a.m.
a theft was reported at a residence on
Cone. 6 in MeKillop Twp. Sometime
during the night a person came onto
the property and went to a hose lead
ing to a gasoline tank. The hose was
cut and 125 gallons of fuel was
siphoned from the tank.
The owners also found that a gar
den trellis by the side of the shed was
destroyed and that the culprits had
smashed beer bottles on the paved
driveway. The theft is valued at
$500.
Anvone who has knowledge on
well as those of other vehicles,
which may have been travelling
along Hwy. 21 at the time of the acci
dent may be able to provide impor
tant details.
During a recent meeting with the
parents of Shane Worsell, investiga
tors were struck by the family's
grief.
“Shane’s mother, whose birthday
is June 21, no longer looks forward
to the day as one of celebration. It’s
now only a reminder of (he last time
that she had lunch with her son prior
to his, death. Shane’s parents are
hopeful that the information will be
forthcoming which will lead to solv
ing this case and provide them a
sense of closure,” said Sr. Const.
Shropshall.
Anyone with information is asked
to contact Huron OPP at 524-8314 or
at 1-800-310-1122. Anyone who has
information but wishes to remain
anonymous can call Crime Stoppers
at 1-800-222-8477.
this matter is asked to call the Huron
OPP or by contacting Crime
Stoppers.
On June 10 at 9:30 p.m. a storage
shed was found forced open at a res
idence in Blyth. The owner told
police that a motorized go-cart had
been stolen.
This go-cart Is unique and one of a
few that can be found in the area.
The four-wheeled go-cart named
“DINGO” is black and purple in
colour and has a roll bar with pink
foam. The cart is valued at over
$2,000
Join us on
Canada Day, July 1st
at 2:00 p.m. for a live
professional performance of
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adapted by Paul Ledoux
from the novel Anne of Green Gables
by L.M. Montgomery.
Wear braids and freckles
for our Anne of Green Gables
look-alike parade during intermission.
Celebrate Canada Day
with a Canadian Play!
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Treats, Prizes for the Children!
Free ice cream and fun
for the whole family!
Adults $18.50
Youth (-16) $8.00
*Anne of Green Gables
is a trademark of A.G.G.L.A.KNECHTEL
This event is generously sponsored by KnechteTs & Chapman’s.