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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-08-21, Page 5li touiaa chargedin '1,900 theft • A Clinton area man has been charged. in 'con- 'riection, with the theft ,.of Four mag wheels and tired valued at $1,900 which occurred on. July 26 at West End Garage of Mitchell Ltd. A member of the Mitchell Police Depar- tment, Constable Charles Zehr, and two QPP of- ficers from the Listowel detachment arrested the man at Clinton late Thursday afternoon, Aug. 7. During the early morning -of pickup truck was seen leaving the premises of West End Garage with the wheels and tires. Police Chief Larry Hembruff stated that, "in their excitement somebody wrote down the wrong license number of the truck. I chased him. all the way to Seaforth but he got away, "We ran checks on the possible correct plate numbers and finally we thought we had the right one," said Hembruff. The , officers staked out the RR2 Clintonfarmhouse on Sunday, August 3 and got a search warrant on August 7 before arresting th accused. ' e four . mag wheels w re taken off of an Indy P ce= =truck at -Vest--End- Garage. Owner Ron Vanos says the truck is an exact replica of the of - "ficial pacersused for the Indianapolis 500. - The expensive wheels can be bought in the area but are the ' standard equipment on the truck which also features other unique gadgets. Vanos feels that whoever stole the wheels meant to sell them to someone for a couple of hundred dollars each. Theaccused is presently free on bail pending a provincial court hearing on August 25 in Stratford. Back to Afghanistan ZURICH - Carol Erb is returning to Afghanistan tomorrow after a six- week visit with her family nearZurich. Miss Erb is a secretary to the medical director at the- Noor Eye Institute in Kabul, the capital city of Afghanistan. She said her has had no difficulties getting in and out of Afghanistan. Despite the unsettled political situation, work goes on as usual at the eye institute she said. Miss Erb said that the institute has a "good relationship" with the government. She said she would rather not discuss the situation in Afghanistan because it might jeopardize that relationshi:- rt CLU''QN !4E' V'$ -RECORD. THURSDAY, , A 'GUST 21, I AAG 0 Jam, 2';.•• r v:xa;Rt. :ax ext pass:-.tt�o tSa ^fi •rq 2\ slE+ia . V2> A:2ZJ i C `4'2 . y IGA Hog Dog or Hamburg Rolis pkg. of 8 IGA Fancy Tomato. Juice Salad Dressing e0 "fte Mixed Rib and Loin 7 - 9 Chops: Loin Pork Chops I('A Yieces & Stems or Whole Mushrooms In i'I. 01. .75 IGA 24 fl. oz. jar with Pectin Strawberry or Raspberry Jam Canada Grade "A" Large Size Eggs Valley Farm 2 Ib. Frozen Julienne French Fries IGA 10's Plastic Garbage • Bags . 99 doz,.8 8 3/1 . 88 Dads 450 g Oatmeal Cookies . Top Valu 6'/4 fi. oz. Frozen From Concentrate Clear or Pink Lemonade 5/.99 IGA 19 fl. oz. Choice Whole Potatoes IGA 19 fl. oz. With Cheese in 'Tomato Sauce Spaghetti . 99 She is t e ug ter Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Erb of RR 2, Zurich. Cycle robber' rips bantc block was set up by the \way 21 in Colborne 'township on August 7 in attempt to capture a man who made his get -away following a bank robbery in Port Elgin. The Port Elgin branch of the Toronto Dominion bank was held up by a man Wielding a sawed-off shotgun. He escaped on a blue -grey Kawasaki motorcycle with $105,000 of the bank's money. The robber did not attempt to disguise himself in anstway and the bank teller has been able to identify hitn as a 30 -year-old Port Elgin resident. A warrant for his arrest has been issued and the investigation into therobbery continues. The Canadian Bankers Ass °elation and the Ibronto Dominion Bank are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the thief. Tomato Ketchup IGA 375 ml Evaporated Milk . 39 . 48 1.25 . 49 IGA 1 L Vegetable Oil IGA 1 Ib. 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