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Police have eyes open
. looking for stolen ears
The Exeter OPP officers have
laid charges in a number of
recent thefts, but they had a
whole new list added to their
investigations this week.
Included in the thefts reported
this week were over. 300 dozen
ears of sweet corn from the
Hensall area farm of William B.
Rowcliffe.
The corn, valued at $320, was
picked during Saturday night or
early Sunday morning.
Constable Jim Rogers is in-
vestigating.
He is also investigating two
acts of wilful damage at cottages
at Sunset Grove, RR 2 Zurich.
Stones were thrown through
windows at cottages owned by
;Gerald Jozwiak and Leonard
;;Richard, both of Michigan. Total
damage was estimated at $100
and the work is believed to have
been that of some children in the
area.
Constable Frank Giffin is in-
vestigating two other area thefts.
On Saturday night, one ton of
feed was taken from the loading
ramp at the Zurich office of the
Hensall District Co -Op. It was
valued at $150.
A tape deck owned by Murray
Erb, Hay Township, was
removed from his car Friday
night while it was parked at a
Hensall service station. It was
valued at $70.
Two slings and two chain -falls
were reported stolen from an
Ontario Hydro work site on the
North Boundary of Usborne over -
the weekend. They were valued
at $215.
Constable Bill McIntyre is in
charge of that investigation and
also a break and enter at the
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refreshment stand at the Kirkton
park on Sunday night.
In the latter incident, about $50
worth of cigarettes; chips, gum
and hamburg patties were stolen.
Thieves gained entry by forcing a
door.
On Friday, police were advised
that a battery had been stolen
from a service truck parked at
Larry Snider Motors. It was
valued at $68.
A maintenance building at the
Ontario Development Cor-
poration in Huron Park was also
entered this week and $1.75 in
coins removed.
The tower" at the Huron
Industrial Park airport was also
entered twice in recent weeks,
but nothing was reported missing
on either occasion.
Constable Bill McIntyre has
laid charges as a result of his
investigation into several recent
thefts and breakins in the Huron
Park area.
A radio stolen from a ministry
oftransportation
andcom-
munications
om-
munications building was
recovered. Juveniles were in-
volved.
Charges have also been laid in
connection with breakins at
Dunline, Fleck Manufacturing,
Dayton Tire and Tuckey
Beverage, all located at Huron
Park.
Other charges are pending.
OPP Constable Bill Lewis is
continuing his investigation into
the cause of a fire which gutted
the Stardust Drive -In Restaurant
in Crediton in July.
He also recovered a car this
week which had been reported
stolen in the Forest area. It was
found abandoned on Highway 83
just west of -Dashwood.
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Citizens News, August 24, 1977
Page 17
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