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Times -Advocate, May 25, 1994
IN THE NEW_S_
Police have suspect
in church arson
EXETER - Police are investigat-
ing two separate incidents of vandal-
ism and one small arson incident.
The Exeter OPP say they have a
suspect in the deliberate setting of a
small fire at Carmel Presbyterian
Church in Hensall. A small chair
was set on fire, but police say dam-
age was minimal. The investigation
in continuing.
Also during the past week, a Targe
front-end loader owned by N.C.
Jones and Sons was damaged while
OPP seek
Ups in
Usborne
break-in
EXETER - The OPP are looking
for public assistance with solving a
break-in in Usborne Township on
Friday or Saturday.
Police say unknown suspects
broke into thc residence through a
living room window. Stolen were
meat items from the freezer, and a
Technics stereo system (tuner, am-
plifier, cassette deck and CD
player). The serial number of the
amplifier is FL2LA75991. Two
model numbers from the other
items are SD -S2300 and SD -
S3300. Total value of the stereo is
about $3,000.
Police are also looking into the
overnight theft of several patio um-
brellas Friday from the outside pat-
io of Lester's Road House in Exet-
er. All the umbrellas had beer
brand names including "Labatt's
Blue" and "Molsons". Value of the
umbrellas is about $300.
On May 16 a 1984 Ford pickup
truck with the license plate NT4
003 was stolen from Oke Wood -
smith in Hensall. The truck is
black with red pinstriping. The
windows of the truck are tinted.
Over the weekend, the Exeter
OPP report a fairly quiet first holi-
day of the season. Several liquor
violations were issued, and noisy
outdoor parties and domestic situa-
tions were investigated.
Lucan fire
department
presents
fire trade
show
LUCAN - The Lucan-Biddulph
fire department will be presenting
their first annual fire service trade
show. It will be held on June 3 and
4 at the Lucan Community Centre.
The show goes on Friday, June 3
from 12 noon until 10 p.m. and the
following day, Saturday, June 4,
the open hours will be from 10 a.m.
to 6 p.m.
Lucan-Biddulph fire chief John
Riddell reports that more than 30
exhibitors have confirmed their at-
tendance. These include fire equip-
ment suppliers, truck manufacturers
and rope, hose and safety equip-
ment suppliers.
Riddell adds that both thc Esso
and Dow Chemical emergency re-
sponse teams will be there with
some of their specialized equip-
ment. A number of exhibitors will
be demonstrating their products at
various times on both Friday and
Saturday.
The general public is welcome to
attend and invitations have gone
out to all fire departments in the
area. Admission to the show is free
and a number of door prizes will be
awarded to visting fire fighters.
In a message to arca fire depart-
ments, Riddell adds, " If your de-
partment is planning or trying to
acquire a new piece of equipment,
it might be a good idea to bring a
member of your fire board or coun-
cil with you."The Lucan Lions club
will be operating a food booth on
both days to take care of the hunger
of all visitors.
Poaching goes
against our nature!
grkv
Canadian WildNle Federation
For more information, call
1-800-563-9453
parked at the Canns gravel pit in
Usborne Township. Police say
vandals used thrown rocks to
smash both the front and rear win-
dows of the vehicle, and damage is
estimated at $1,000. Investigation
is continuing, although police have
no suspects at the time.
An Usborne Township man also
reported to police that his mailbox
was substantially damaged over-
night last Monday.
Certified babysitters recieved
their diplomas after com-
pleting the 12 hour Saftey
Council Babysitter's course.
Graduates here are, front row
left to right, Tara Truemner,
Lori Pergel, Jenna Darling,
Laura Cooper, Leanne Snow,
Tara Campbell, and Kari Reid.
Back row, from left to right, is
instructor Ruthann Dean, Da-
vid Overholt, Jared Boume,
Tim Hundey, Leanne Little,
Cherisse Knip, Meaghan
O'Rourke, Alison McLachlan,
Stephanie Hovies, and rec-
reation director Lynne Far-
quhar. Absent from the photo
is, Michelle Zwart, Jason Re-
stemyer, Kim McLean, Sarah
Wuerth, Jonathon Ens, Aman-
da Chambers, and Danielle
Lachance
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