The Huron Expositor, 1972-08-31, Page 6OPP carry out
Investigations carried out by
the officers of the Might= De-
tachmen t of the OPP include:,
Three investigations under
the Liquor Control Act with three
'persons charged.
Three charges laid under the
Highway Traffic Act with six
warnings issued.
Thirty investigations uncler
the Criminal Code of -Canada•
with three charges 'laid.
On Monday, August 21, Susan
F. Beitz of R.R.#3, Walkerton,
was injured when she fell off the
running board of a truck driven
by her father., At the time, her
father was unaware that his
daughter was on the running
board.
On Tuesday, August 22,
Harold T. Kendrick of Exeter
and Norman D. Cook of Bel-
grave were involved in an
accident on Concession 3 - 4 at
Sideroad 5 - 6, Morris Township.
Mr. Kendrick received minor
injuries. Damages to both Ve-
hicles were estimated at
$1500.00.
On Friday, Augu-st 25,
Gerhard Wiebe of Kitevener, was
involved in an accident when a dog
ran out in front of him, which
was struck and killed. Damages
were minor.
Ross C. Dundas of Walkerton
and Donald 3. Toman of Rostock
were involved in an accident on
HighWay #86, in which both
drivers and a passenger, Thomas
Moore of Kincardine, who was in
the DUndas vehicle, were injured.
Damages were estimated ai
5900.00. Charges are pending.
On Saturday, August 26, Ron-
ald K. Rabideau of Listowel, re-
ceived injuries in a single car
accident on Concession 13-14,
just west of the Grey-Elma Town-
ship Line. Damages to his ve-
hicle were estimated at $2500.00
On Sunday, August 27, Fred-
erick J. Brewer of London was
involved in a single car accident
on Highway #4, north of the Blyth
C.P.R, X-ing. He was not In-
jured. His vehicle was damaged
tq the extent of $100.00.
On Sunday, August 27, Duncan
Gordon of Wyoming, Stephen
Cruickshank of Wingham and,
Robert W. Johnston of R.R.#2,
Wingham, were involved in a
ClasSiffed Ads pay dividend's.
Pepsi and Kist Beverages-
Plus deposit
Schneider's Fresh Chicken Legs - - - lb. 65c
160-oz. Vinegar, reg. 89c 75c
Hostess Potato Chips, reg. 69c 59c
Phones:
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Brussels 887-6197
Friday, Saturday and ,Monday-
Wonder Bread Sandwich Loaf - - 4 for 1.00
4 for 89c
"I've an idea. Instead of pun•
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Mrs. Joyce Pepper
The second 'annual MiddletA
reunion was heldin Hensall Park
last Sundey with about 40 in
attendance. Films were shown
from last year's reunion and
new offic ers appointed. It was
the feeling of everyone present
that this years . reunion was a
real success. It was decided
to hold the reinion again next
year on the 3rd Sunday of Aug-
ust in Hensall Park. Guests
were present from Detroit, Flint,
Imlay City, Lansing, Chesaning,
Brown City, California, Florida,
Windsor, Londo'n, Guelph Oak-
ville and Cheltenham.
Miss Grace Brock, London
and Mrs. Al Townsend and fam-
ily., Mitchell, were Sunday visit-
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KIPPEN
Kippen e2 4 - H Club held
their Introductory meeting at the
home of Mrs. R. Bell, on Monday.
Results of the election of offic- •
ers were. President - Cathy
Sim - Vice President — Linda
Vanneste; Sec. - Debbie Thomp-
son;, Press Reporter - 'Sharon
Sinlayson.
Leaders are Mrs. R. •Bell
and Miss." Lynn Aiderdtce
ors. Bell demonstrated
measurement of brown sugar,
lard and soda, also how to make
a pizza.
Next meeting is set for Sept.
5th.
ors with4Mrs. 0,111e Kyle,
Mr. Fred Peters returned
home this week. from St. Josephs
Hospital, London where he has
been a p atient fur the past two
months.
CRANBRQOK
Correspondent
Mrs. Mag Engel •
Mr,, and Mrs. pan Huehn and
family, London, visited Mrs.
Calyin C ameron and Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Cameron.
Shirley, Murray, Brian, and
Tracy Clark, Atwood, visited
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Conley.
Meeting one of the 4-H Club
was held at the home of Janet
Veitch on Wednesday • evening
of last week when was de-
cided to hold all Meetings at
the Veitch home. The roll call
was answered by 14 girls and
two were absent. Officers el-
ected for 'The Third Meal',
'What's happened to supper7' " •
President - Linda Snilth,
Vice-President - Anna LeeStev-
enson - Secretary - to be rotated
Treasurer - Mary Ellen Knight,
Press Reporter - LynnCameron.
Mrs. Veitch discussed the
main' topic' of the evening "What's
happened to supper?" Demon-
strations' were made by Janet
V eitch, Karen Dilsworth and Lynn
Cameron. The girls were ser-
ved a pizza made byTanetVeitch.
Cranbrook Women's Institute
are having an open meeting in
the Cranbrook community hall
On September 5th. There will
be a study of the metric system
and pictures of former plowing
matches will be shown by Gordon
McGavin.
investigations
three-car accident on Highway
#86 at the Wingham East Limited.
Injured in the accident were Mr.
, Gordon and Grace Gordon, Clar-
ence and Edna Clark, passengers
in the Gordon vehicle, and Bar-
bara $kinn, a passengr in the
Cruickshank vehicle. Damages
were estimated at $4450.00.
Charges are pending.
Edwin V..Fear of Clinton, was
involved in a single-car acci-
dent on Concession 4-5, E ast
Wawanosh Township. lie was
not injured. Damages to his
vehicle were estimated at
$1500.00,
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