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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-06-22, Page 2Page 2 - Luwknow Sentinel. Wednesday, .1unt'22. 1994 Charge man with trespassing by night A 20 -year-old Lucknow area man was charged with trespassing by night after entering an RR 5, Luck- no5v home at about 3:30 a.m. on June 15. ' The man was intoxicated when he entered the home and,stood in the hallway at the master bedroom. After the male homeowner awoke, the man fled the house and left in a car. The OPP were called and the resident was able to identify the man. OPP officers found the, man with his car in a ditch 2 km away from the residence at about 4 a.m. He was arrested and charged. A 17 -year-old Kitchener man has been charged with theft under $1,000, possession of stolen proper- ty and breach of recognaissance after 28 vehicles and two garages in the Whitechurch area were broken into. On June 16, at 3:34. a.m., OPP were called after a resident awoke and' noticed two young men breaking into a neighbor's car. OPP constable Paul Davis 'arrived and at approximately 4 a.m., noticed two men walking along. Highway 86. 'When the officer approached, they fled into a wooded area. The Kitchener young offender was apprehended and searched. He was found with several articles including cash, tools and fishing gear. The other young offender escaped and is being sought by OPP: "We also believe these two people worked with a group of males responsible for thefts of five motor vehicles between Kitchener, Sebringville and Lucknow," OPP Sergeant Bob Brigger said. Further investigation is expected. . to result in a number of charges from different police jurisdictions involving several other people. ' At about 5:55 a.m. that morning, Gordon Brindley of RR 3, Lucknow discovered his '1993 Dodge pick up truck was missing. His family had heard the truck starting and thought it was Brindley leaving for work. Another vehicle was left in the driveway with the driver's door open, and the headlights on. ' 'It was stolen from the home of Ted Vandervelde, a neighbor in Ashfield Township, and had over- heated when it was left at the Brindley residence. The second, missing suspect escaped earlier this month from a correctional institute. Sergeant Brigger said several police detachments will be involved in a continuing investigation. . A' 59 -year-old Moorefield man, was charged with ' theft under $1,000 after stealing to packages of cigarettes from Lake Huron Esso. The man was observed by a clerk, taking the cigarettes. A 14 -year-old and a 17 -year-old young offender .were charged with Luckno ill MEG!. arket L UCKNOW •• °°'M• 528-3001 We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities To Normal Family Requirements ADMIRAL 213 g Tin Sockeye Salmon Original or Ultra Assorted 6/12 Litre Box MAPALE LEAF 6.5 oz. Tin Flakes of Ham or Turkey rWITH THIS COUPON SAVE .80 off 12/14 dz. Tin . 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PRODUCT OF U $ A No 1 Grade Sweet, Juicy Peaches 9 Ib PRODUCT OF ONTARIO Jumbo Top Radishes ".Treat Yourself" ea attempted theft over $1,000, on June 17 after OPP received a call at 3:55 p.m. A witness reported the incident arid OPP searched the town for about two hours, finding the two on Queen Street, Kincardine. A 26 -year-old Kincardine woman was hit in the head with a beer bottle on June 18 while walking on Queen Street. At about 10 p.m. a silver pick up truck drove by with six teenaged males in 'the back. One of them threw a beer bottle which cut the woman, who is five months preg- nant, on her scalp. She was treated and released from Kincardine and District General Hospital. OPP are requesting information from any witnesses who may be able to identify the young man. Will enter plea. July 25 A Lucknow trio, charged with the beating and robbery of a Wingham business, owner, will appear before a provincial court judge on July 25 in Goderich to enter a plea on the charges. Michael Beldman, Michael .Campbell and William Sanderson appeared in Wingham court last Wednesday. The case was moved to Goderich for July. ivia What two pitchers were baseball's first free agents? Andy Messersmith and Dave McNally, in 1976. Steal $32p0 in property CRIME STOPPERS Crime Stoppers of Grey Bruce are seeking the public's assistance in the ' investigation of a theft which occurred in Chesley, Ontario. The Walkerton Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police report that sometime between 4:50 and 5:10 a.m., on April 24, 1994, unknown person(s) jacked up two half ton trucks that were on the lot of Rier's Motor Sales in the town of Chesley and took the following items: 1. 8 chrome plated steel wheels, GMC including centre caps and mounting hardware, including white lettered UNIROYAL tires, Size P235 -15's. After blocking up the trucks, the suspect(s) then removed the wheels and tires from the two trucks and fled the scene in a pick up truck. The approximate value of the stolen property is estimated to be over $3,200.00. If you have any information on this or any other case, Crime Stoli- pers of Grey Bruce are willing to pay a reward up to $1000 for infor- mation thatleads to an arrest. CALL CRIME STOPPERS TOLL FREE At 1-800-265-3787. You will not have to identify yourself: No one will know who you are. You will never have to testify in court. Crime Stoppers Does Not Subscribe To Call Display. Lottery wiin.ers Belgrave Kinsmen cash calendar lottery winners: Ross Bailey; Port Perry; Tara Johnston, Ilderton; David Lowry, Kincardine; Robert Wattam, Belgrave; Carrie -Lynne de Bruyn, Clifford; Larry Lane, Win- gham; Jerry .Freiburger, Wingham. Nothing stolen during break-in at Mid -Huron •from page 1 There was a break-in on Tuesday night at ' the landfill scale -house, said Frank Postill in his Supervisor's Report to the MHLS board on June 9. "There was quite a bit of damage but there's nothing missing. The ,alarm didn't ring because they cut the phone lines at the road," said Postill. * * * The MHLS ' board amended, a motion regarding the disposal of refrigeration units at the landfill. All refrigeration units, whether their compressor has been removed or not, are subject to a handling fee of $25 per unit. Representatives from the Ministry of Energy and Environment will be present at the August 11 MHLS board meeting to discuss the ministry's objectives and directions. for the future. "They're trying to, discourage communities that would rather bury than recycle garbage to make money," said Frank Postill, Site Supervisor. "That's never been our mandate," replied board mem- ber Bill Teall, Town of Seaforth. The MHLS .board will check safety regulations to see whether a proper safety boot for truck tires is required when working underneath the large vehicles. Currently landfill workers braces the truck wheels with several wooden blocks when work is being done. Health and Safety Procedures The MHLS board has decided to have a safety crew from the Town of Goderich conduct inspections six times a yearat the Mid -Huron Landfill Site. A landfill employee will also be appointed as a safety 'representative and report to the board , on alternate months of the inspections. A statutory holiday policy and policy for overtime ' for landfill employees has' been. referred to Luc Gagnon and Larry •McCabeof the Town of Godcrich to develop. Model includes both diesel, steam: engines •from page 1 base his models on the location but construct it the way he would like to see it. "I'm able to express myself without being hemmed in," he said. He tries to model it as close as he can to 1958 style and includes both diesel and steam engines in his yard. He said 1958 was one of the last years that both diesel and steam engines operated at the same time. "You try to model it as close as you can," he said. The G Gauge format of model trains are designed to operate out- doors and in Rev. Bresnahan's interpretation, there is one track that extends toward the back door of the garage. If he ever decides to, his rail road could take passengers to other places and times throughout his back yard. But for now, adding six more buildings to his community will leave him feeling his rail yard is complete.