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Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Times—Advocate
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AUGUST 1
• About 1,000 family and friends attended the Monday
morning funeral of Bill and Helene Regier, found slain July
23 in their Bronson Line home.
Bill, 72, and his wife of over 50 years, Helene, 73, were
laid to rest at Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Police continue
their search for prime suspect Jesse Norman Imeson, 22, of
Windsor, who is also suspected in the murder of Windsor
bartender Carlos Rivera.
Mourners filled the church Monday while hundreds more
sat outside to listen to the service led by
Rev. Ray Lawhead. Throughout the ser-
vice, Bill and Helene were remembered
for their devotion to their family, their
church and their community.
AUGUST 8
• Relief swept the area July 31 as sus-
pected murderer Jesse Norman Imeson
was captured near Portage -du -Fort,
Quebec, on the Ottawa River about an
hour upstream from the nation's capi-
tal.
It now appears the 22 -year-old sus-
pect in three southwestern Ontario
murders had been hiding in the area for
at least a week.
The first clue Imeson, subject of a
Canada -wide manhunt, had fled to the
Upper Ottawa Valley was the finding of
a pickup truck missing since at least
July 23 from the home of the Regiers,
SEPTEMBER
SEPTEMBER 5
• The Municipality of South Huron
is looking for a new chief administra-
tive officer.
Current CAO Larry Brown, who has
been with South Huron since 2000,
has decided to leave his post with the
municipality to become the chairper-
son of the Ausable Bayfield Maitland
Valley Drinking Water Source
Protection Committee. He is tentative-
ly scheduled to leave his CAO job at
the end of September, when he goes
to Toronto for training for his new
job. Brown will remain a South
Huron resident, living outside Grand
Bend.
SEPTEMBER 12
• "How's your blood pressure?" was
the question posed by market analyst
Don Good to farmers at a customer
appreciation day put on by Borland
Farm Supply Ltd. Sept. 6.
Good, owner of Good Crop Services
Ltd. in Stratford added, "markets and
the world are changing, get used to
it."
Good was the keynote speaker fol-
lowing a crop tour earlier in the day
as well as other speakers including
Dean Shantz and Bruce Irons from
NK Seeds and Jonathon Klapwyk and
Dan Kerr from Pride Seeds.
"I'm not a pessimist but I am a real-
ist," said Good who added while
volatility will be the order of the day it
will bring "unbelievable opportuni-
ties," and good operators will have
success.
SEPTEMBER 19
• A preliminary hearing is sched-
uled Nov. 23 for all five suspects con-
nected to an armed robbery at Four
Seasons Jewellery Designers in
Exeter June 5.
Jeffrey Averill, 20, Steven Averill, 26
Robert Cornish, 32, Jerrilee Julien, 26
and Melissa Facey, 23, will appear at
the Goderich Court House at 10 a.m.
SEPTEMBER 26
• An event at Goderich Aircraft gave
the company a chance to celebrate
the present and honour the past as a
dedication ceremony was held to
rename the airport for the company
president's late father.
Goderich Aircraft bought the
Centralia Airport in April and have
officially renamed it James T. Field
Memorial Airport.
A dedication service in Huron Park
Sunday included speeches, entertain-
ment, a Harvard aircraft fly -by and
skydivers.
two of his alleged victims. A Whitewater Region resident
stumbled upon the 2006 GMC pickup truck on a seldom -
used trail off the south end of the Kerr Line near Chenaux
about 7 p.m. July 30.
AUGUST 15
• Jesse Norman Imeson was formally charged Friday
with two counts of first-degree murder in the shooting
deaths of Mount Carmel's Bill and Helene Regier.
Imeson, shackled and under heavy police guard, was led
into the Goderich Courthouse where he was formally
charged with the murders. He had already been charged
Aug. 2 with first-degree murder in Windsor for the stran-
gling death of Windsor bartender Carlos Rivera.
AUGUST 22
• The Ontario government has chosen Blue Water
Rest Home to kick off a pilot program to redevelop rest
homes across the province.
Minister of Health and Long -Term Care George
Smitherman and Huron -Bruce MPP Carol Mitchell
made the announcement at the Rest Home.
AUGUST 29
• Tony Demas, owner of the Wilberforce Inn on the Main
Street of Lucan, asked Lucan-Bidddulph council Aug. 23 to
waive or partially waive a building permit fee for his
restaurant.
At the council meeting, Demas explained he is planning
to add a 900 foot addition, arguing the $1,000 fee is "way
too much."
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