HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-03-22, Page 11.7 Armstrong
A CRAFTY I$$QANU G —. These youngste "rs.
— aro busy m:alt;in, clown faces at the Playday held
,at the First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday
•
Spring fever seems to: have
. resulted in a numbet.ofcases
of vandalism, and publifi.
mischief in Seafarth.
On Sunday-1'4*i at 3:30
a.m., Seaforth police invests.
Beechwoodpottery had •finally been
located behind a snowdrift in: McKillop:
Township.
Also found' was a large .assortment of
odd pottery and attractive.:functional
seconds which are to be sold at :halt"
price during a special spring clean sale
on Sunday afternoon, March 25th. This
event will last 3 hours only, from noon
to 3 pm.
is located' 2112 miles north of
St. • Coluntban on McKillop
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in 1978?
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received a tax information: p
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Morning to help Keel .they yotnge
trntertianed' during •March. Izreali
cn rise
Bated a case of mischief on
Main Street Sopth at the
railroad' tracks. Scaffolding;
and lumber being used in the
Topnotch remodelling
project' had been carried..
from the property and placed
across the railroad tracks.,
The police, have several
Suspects . in the incident
which; might have resulted in
either a. motor vehicle or
train accident,
Earlier Sunday, the Top-'
notch Feed Mill office wa$,
again the scene of wilful
damage When an, .office.
window was smashed .with a..
beer bottle, resulting in $50.
,in.' damages. This is the
second time in as many
weeks that the Window has.
been broken. Constables
Dale and Burgess are investi-
gating the incident,.
A ,thud case of property •
damage also occurred early
Sunday morning when a
parking meter in the front of
the Frank K1ing;Ltd. store on
Main Street was damaged.
The head was,brtikenoff and _
the post , sna tp d by an
unknown vehicle.This incid-
dent is also still•under inves-
tigation.
Seaforth police' are con
timing their invesetigastton
into a -theft of sod, valued at
appreximately:$200• William
Broome, of 108 Erb Street,.
Waterloo, the owner of a
vacant' lot at the corner.. of
Jarvis: and George . Street
South;: discovered the theft
on 'the weekend. The police
have a suspect in the case.
Police .investigated. two
disturbances , on Saturday.
night and arrested one• sus-
pect for disturbing the peace:
At 12:42 a.m., police broke
up a disturbance in front of
CanadW
Jim rrnstrdng,hest Term-
er of the 1978 international..
Plowing Match: which
hrought 225,t100 people to
the Wingham area :during
five •days last fail, was elec-
ted president of the Ontario
1'1ow,n en' Association (UL?A)
at the as;iociation's annual
convention! in: Toronto Feb.
19 and 20-
• As. president of the Cf'A .
Mr. Armstrong will :oversee
preparations for the 1974
population WM in Kent County treat':'
• Chathant Sept. 25.29.
sere
the Commercial Hotel when
several people were involved
in a scuffle. There were no
inju ries in the disturbance
and no charges were laid. •
Later the same night, at ,2.
a.m., a crowd of youths.
gathered in front of The
Forge and were, shouting
obscenities at passings
vehicles. Randy J. Buuck, of
R.lt„4, Seaforth, was
arrestedfor a breach of the
peace. -When Mr. Buuck was
placed' in the town police
cruse he...kicked out the
rear window of the vehicle,
Mr. Buuck has been charged
with mischief under . the-.
Criminal Code and will
appear in Goderich, Court on
April 2.
On . Friday night, an
unknown vehicle knocked
over a stop sign at the corner
of Gouinlock and Chalk
Streets. A suspect vehicle is:,
being, sought in the, .case.
The same night, . police
were called to investigate
driving complaints at 10:30
p.m.. when residents com-
plained of erratic driving and
squealing tires. A number of
vehicles were checkedas a
result of the complaints.
On Monday, March • 12,
police investigated a damage
complaint at the Seaforth
Laundromat when youths set
fire to papers in the building.
On March 9, a vehicle
owned by Carole li bert, of,
66 Jarvis St: was damaged
when it was parked in front
of the Commercial..
Hotel.The.ear's grdill, was
kicked in, resulting in ap-
proximately $100 in
damages. Constable;Akey_isi
investigating the incident.
The, same night, !.a 1972
Dodge owned by Debbie
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Dupess of : 83 Main Street
North was damaged in a hit.
and run incident 'at the
corner of Goderich Street
East and East William:
Streets, The rear bumper
and tail light of the car were •
damaged, resulting; in
approximately S104 in
damage,
Two accidents in the town
resulted in damage to three
vehicles.
On Wednesday, March 7
at 8:50 p.m., a 1972 Ford
station, wagon, owned by
Archie Smith of 1 ,R.5, Sea-
forth, was in collision with a
fire hydrant at the corner of
Coleman and George Streets..
The car struck a fire hydrant,
resulting in :$170 damage to
the hydrant and $150 to the
Smith vehicle. Mr. Smith has
been charged with impaired
driving in the incident.
Constable John Burgess
investigated.
On Saturday, March 10 a
car driven by Mrs. Bonnie
Fortune of 36' Huron Street,
Seafarth was in collision with
a car, driven by Stewart
Coupland of ' 91 William
Street, Seaforth. The Coup -
land car was backing out of
the Ball Macaulay parking lot
at the .same, time As Mrs.
Fortune was backing out onto
High Street. There was $500;
in 'damages to each car.
Wayne Wes Coombs, 22,
of R R.#2, . Seaforth, was
found guilty of dangerous
drivingin the . provincial
court ,Gode ch oh Mon
d
aY•
'Mr. d b. was charged
with dangerous driving. on
October •27 after' a high
speed chase on 'Goderich
Street when charges were
laid by 'Constables. Van
Meekeren and. Burgess.
Mr. Combs was fined $400:
and his driver's. Licenses was
suspended•for four months.
SUPERIOR
MEMORIALS.
ESTABLISHED
'OVER 50 YEARS
I. ,r
—41C-7-3-2
Clintei Seaforth ,
Area ktesresentative
MICHAEL
FALCONER:
153 High Street
Winton
482-9441
AN IRISH AUDIENCE? -- These St. James for the school's special St
students
looked as Irish as they possibly could Friday afternoon:
•
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, PAT • Patrick
Shaughnessy, Music teacher at St. James
Separate ,School,led -
p the school sing -a -long at
their St, Oatrick's concert on Friday afternoon:
• A good irlstimaft 'himself, Mr. Shaugnessy
celebrated hilt birthday on March '17.
Cubs tour fire :hcI
i
•f, Firs Londesboro Cub Pack volunteer Red
4ross.
enjoyed a field trip U th canvasers will be calling the
Blyth Fire Hall on Thursday next two weeks
evening which proved. to be
educational as well as enjoy-
able. The cubs will continue,
their study of fire safety this
week when • they will be
looking at fire safety in their..
homes.
Greeting ,oin Sunday
morning; were Margaret
Taylor and,, Lorne Hunking,
ushers were David Lear, Ken
Pollard, Bryan McClure, and
Danny Jewitt. The soloist
was ' Barbara ' Bosman
accompanied by organist
Gail Lear.
Rev. McDonald announced
cit'
�verti$s
• Pen, • Cal,ndUn • Mug,
• Button, • T-5li tt 4'040
• tabes,. • Llphten • Moshe,
t , !a'YfO!Ale, ..g7 $ Ip' '4 u .
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ALL Nat K LONG iN TME
Shamrock Lounge ,.
of the
HURON HOTEL
in Dublin
Saturday afternoon
matinee 3.30 penile to 5;30 p.m.
eaforth
H:Cls itol
Auxiliary
;pain
Seaforth Legion Hall
. $7.00 per couple
THualc by Southern
Comfort
Tickets availablefrom
members
Patrick's Concert on
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WCC: Ito n
Master Chris Snip speztt
Saturday with his school
chum Ronald Stevenson prior ..
to his leaving for Kingsville
this week.
Mrs, Harold :Holger spent•
this past week at London,
with her daughter Shirley's
family during her
hospitalization. Harold spent
the weekend with them . in
London.
HELI)VVER ;•.
TILL TUES. MARCH 27
SHOWTt1 10S: FRI, A SAT. 7:00 & 9:30
SUN-TUES.$:00
SAT.: MATINEE, COLY i::30 pm.
Recommended as
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
STARTS WED. MARCI42$. MARCH 3 '
GREGORY LAURENCE
PEO( rind OLIVIER
RESTRICTED
10 pefW5.'..
THE BOYS
FROM BRAZIL
if they survive...wiil we?
30 THE SQUARE. CBO
ERICH 524-101;
Program subje to change
without notice.
Don 'tfo getotrolWr hie S r�ls!
FREE "Coke or Gingeroe
Main St.. with every pizzat Seaforth
Conestoga oileg
of Applied Arts , and Technology'
CONTINU1 EDUCATION
CUNTd CAMP U
.
Glasses ,are now•being held of the C fl toff Campus cf oneatogal
College In the foiiowing subjects:
LpRt"S►ud+y (lathettis English)
Catdi'ap mo'nary-, ROsuscit 'tion,
There is edit' rordn ayai$able id these Classes. For lruther information
and for regiStratian, please telephone 4824458 Or visit Dur Clinton
Campus at 'amastia Road, Cllrttorr, Ontario 'between 7'1k1. p.m • s►irtci
9:00 p'.d ., Monday and Tuesday. ..,
Conestoga CollE
ofApplied Arts
and
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