Zurich Citizens News, 1977-12-15, Page 22Page 2
Citizens News, December 22, 1977
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FESTIVE ARTWORK — Grade 8 students at Brucefield Centennial hove been doing artwork that's in the
Christmas spirit. Shown with their art are (from left to right) Donna Horner, Marilyn Dalrymple and Cathryn
Staff photo
Taylor.
OPP office attacked
Five face 1 3 counts
Five area men face a total of 13
charges following incidents late
Saturday and early Sunday which
started in Crediton and ended up
with a large window being
smashed at the new OPP office in
Exeter.
The police received a com-
plaint from a Crediton resident
around 10:00 p.m. that a number
of youths were banging on doors
and windows and shouting ob-
scenities.
OPP Constables Wally
Tomasik and Larry Christiaen
investigated and as a result laid a
charge of causing a disturbance
against Thomas McVeeney, 19, of
Ailsa Craig.
Later in the evening, another
complaint was received from a
HOLD COMMUNION
Rev. Fox of Huron College
conducted service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church, Sunday
and dispensed the Holy
Sacrament. Miss Brenda Pepper
presided at the organ. The
flowers were placed in the church
in Memory of the late Gordon
Love by his wife and family. The
service of Baptism will be held at
the service at 10 a.m. Sunday,
December 25 when the
congregation of Caven Church,
Exeter will be worshipping here.
NEW LOCATION
effective
Dec. 12/77
LICENSE BUREAU
Located Next To
Veterinary Clinic
Main St. ZURICH• •
HOURS
Mon.-Sat.10 a.m.-6 p.m.
CLOSED WEDNESDAY
LICENSE ISSUER
Mrs, Nancy McKinley
Crediton resident regarding a
telephone call in which there
were threats of bodily harm.
As a result of further police
investigation, McVeeney was
arrested and charged with
threatening.
In addition, the youth was
subsequently charged with
resisting arrest, escaping lawful
custody and assaulting a police
officer.
He was brought to the Exeter
OPP office and the arresting
officers were followed by a van
carrying a group of six or seven
friends of the accused.
They proceeded to harass the
officers and a front window at the
new police office was kicked in at
around 2:15 a.m.
Police then arrested four more
men,nall of whom were charged
with obstructing police. They
were John Joseph Koskamp, RR
1, St. Marys; ° Steven Mark
Hooper, Ailsa Craig; Gary
Laverne Williams, Ailsa Craig;
and Thomas J. Peckett, RR 4,
Seaf or th.
In addition, Williams, Peckett
and Hooper were charged with
causing disturbance and
Koskamp was charged with
mischief as a result of the broken
window, which was valued at
$250.
Those four are scheduled to
appear in Exeter court on
January 24.
McVeeney, who was remanded
in custody early Sunday morning
by justice of the Peace Douglas
Wedlake, appeared before
Justice of the Peace Gordon
Ferris on a bail hearing in
Goderich, Monday.
He was released on bail and
ordered to appear in Exeter court
on January 24 as well.
Peace on Earth
On the eve of our Savior's birthday
we wish you inner peace ... true joy.
To our many patrons, "thanks."
Ed,Lottie and Staff
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