The Citizen, 1991-06-05, Page 7Crime of
the Week PROD. OF U.S.A. - NEW CROP
Where’s the beef?
The Auburn Lions hosted their annual Roast Beef
Barbecue on Saturday evening at the Community Hall.
After a day of watching ball games, people could hardly
wait to dig into the delicious meal.
Auburn
Compiled by Mrs. Mildred Lawlor. Phone 526-7589
’Who owns your
stuff?” sermon topic
Break Enter and Theft:
Overnight of May 4-5, 1991
there was a Break In on High Street
in Seaforth at the Hoffmeyer Mill.
Cash and the following tools were
stolen:
1 - Ryobi jointer, serial #011461
1 - Ryobi router, serial #030178
1 - Ryobi battery pack drill,
serial #7185
1 - Ryobi electric drill model
#E3810
1 - Ryobi sander and an Estwing
hammer
1 - Ryobi grinder model
SG1150C
Serial #50084
1 - Ryobi screw gun, model
E39OO, serial #01920
1 - Ryobi router, serial #700506
What do you know about these
problems: May 5, 1991 - An auto
mobile in Huron Park received
paint scratches. May 8, 1991 - A
lawn mower was stolen from a
garage on King Street in Hensail
May 12, 1991 - Theft of wheel,
rims on Main Street in Hensall.
May 10, 1991 - Theft of a brief
case from a car on the main street
in Hensall.
Theft:
On May 19, 1991 three bicycles
were stolen from Chiniquay Street
in Bayfield. They are as follows: 1
- men's 10 speed, black in colour,
homemade; 1 -boy's mountain
bike, aqua blue, make Norco; 10 -
off road mountain bike, Fluorescent
green in colour with black trim and
a water bottle carrier.
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Rev. Paul Ross conducted the
morning service at Knox United
Church Service and Karen Webster
was organist. There was early
hymn-sing.
Rev. Ross gave the Prayer of
Confession followed by a choral
response. Rev. Ross gave the assur
ance of pardon. The hymn, "Son of
God, Eternal Saviour" was sung.
Scriptures were read. The hymn
"We Give Thee But Thine Own"
was sung. Rev. Ross' sermon was
entitled "Who Owns Your Stuff?"
A prayer chorus was sung fol
lowed by the Prayer of Thanksgiv
ing and concern and the Lord's
Prayer repeated in unison. The
offering was received by Lawrence
Plaetzer and Allan Webster and
dedicated. The closing hymn was
"For the Beauty of Prairies". Rev.
Ross pronounced the Benediction
and the choral response "O God
Our Help in Ages Past" concluded
the service.
Californians
visit
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Merwin of
California visited Tom and Ruth
Jardin recently. Mrs. Merwin is
Tom's sister.
Elliott and Oliver Avery of
Toronto visited last week with their
grandmother, Dorothy Grange and
Bob and Shelley Worsell, Graham
and Charlotte while their mother,
Jennifer attended a convention in
New York.
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