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November 2, 1994 COtvUvt
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Crime Stoppers
Crime Stoppers of Huron County and local police forces are seek-
ing the public's help with solving the following crines.
Titres stolen: On October 11, Haugh Tire on Thames Road in Ex-
eter was the victim of theft when thieves broke into a storage trailer
on the property.
The thieves pried a lock off the trailer door and then stole eight
Michelin XZV 1 1Rx22.5 large truck tires and another eight Bridge-
stone 740 1 I Rx22.5 Targe truck tires. It would appear the thieves
passed by many other tires in the trailer and stole only what thcy
needed.
A vehicle described as possibly being a 1983 Dodge extended van,
dark blue in colour is suspected to have been involved in this matter.
Jewellery theft: On September 27, at 12:38 a.m. Bakelaar Jew-
ellers at 421 Main Street South in Exeter was broken into when four
suspects entered the store after kicking in a rear door.
One suspect is described as being 5'10" to six feet tall, and wear-
ing a black and white scarf wrapped around the face to hide all but
the eyes. He exited the building first and stood guard while thetoth-
er three remained inside and came out later with their arms full of
items. The other three suspects also had their heads covered and no
further description of them is available.
Stolen were a Targe quantity of women's rings and necklaces in
both gold and silver.
All parties fled the scene in a silver coloured two -door hatchback
Honda and went southbound on William Street. A Honda CRX that
was reported stolen from London was later recovered with a small
amount of jewellery in it. Police believe the thieves to he from Lon-
don and are seeking your assistance in this matter.
Stolen canoe: On October I, a canoe was reported stolen from
Lot 22, Lake Road South in Stanley Township. The canoe was se-
curely stored at the cottage and is described as a 12-fixn Aluminum
Craft, silver and maroon in colour.
If you have information about these or any other crimes, contact
Crime Stoppers of Huron County at 1-800-265-1777. You do not
have to reveal your identity at any time, and you could he eligible
for a reward up to $1,000. Remember, crime doesn't pay, Crime
Stoppers does.
CWL petitions
government
MT. CARMEL - The October 3
meeting of Mt. Carmel C.W.L. was
hosted by Helens Regier's group.
As scheduled speakers were unable
to attend, members instead viewed
a video entitled "Rescue with Joan
Andrews". A newsletter "She's a
Child Not a Choice" were available
for distribution.
A letter from the C.W.L.'s family
through Save -A -Family Plan was
circulated. Ouseph Memgerdu of
Kerala, India explained in his letter
that they had experienced their
worst flooding in fifty years this
past rainy season.
C.W.L. is petitioning the provin-
cial government to give municipali-
ties the right to pass by-laws which
would deny permission for adult
video stores to set up business in
their communities.
Mt. Carmel Christmas bazaar to
be held at Dashwood Community
Centre on November 12 will in-
clude crafts, a bake table, penny
sale, fish pond, pay -as -you -pull
draw, a tearoom and more.
The December meeting will'be a
Christmas dinner to be held at
Town & Country Restaurant in
Crediton. There will be a gift ex-
change, musical entertainment by
Gene Hartman and Anne Reaburn
and Santa will be there again this
year. Dinner is to start at 6:30 p.m.
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