The Huron Expositor, 1979-10-18, Page 20THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 18, 1819
Bice report
Se,„Werth 'pP.lt+ chief'. OM,
Cairns piorted: Hallowe'en
pranksters are already al;
work around town, On Thugs-
day eight, sire stop signs
were damaged ;around the
community, with:three (tithe
signs broken off cot,spletely,
resulting in about S90 dam-
age. Chief Cairns said the
same thing happened this
tinne last fall..
The vandalism is: still
-under investigation, butpol-
lee do have a suspect in the
case.
On Tuesday morning.'pol-
lee were alsocalled, tp
investigate a mischief com-
plaint when garbage cans
were knocked over on: Main
Street and a parking sign
damaged, A youth has :agre-
ed to repair the damage.
On Friday night, police
were called to a. disturbance
outside the 550 Club dance at.
the Seaforth arena. Some
teenagers from. Brussels
were involved in .,fin argu-
ment with local teens. When.
Seaforth police thought the
situation, might get out of
hand, they called for any
extra police cat in the area Eo
lend assistance. Clinton poi -
ice responded to the call, but
i e;-
the situation was as d ffusda
. s
soon as the teenagers were
outside the •arena,. No char,
ges were laid in the incident.
On Monday morning, it
was discovered someone has
been in the high school
during the weekend, a1 -
though there was no sign of
forced entry”. Police Chief
beg
Cairns said .a_nutn. of . 'else.'
.. bottles had been opened in
the kitchen and some tomato
juice or ketchup •.spilled on
the floor.. School authorities •
are concerned .someone not
authorized to enter the
School may have a key.
Police investigated two
accidents in the past week:
On Saturday, Oct. 12 at
8:15 p:m. •a car driven by
Peter Klaver of R..:"R. #3,
Kippen was going south. on
Main Street South when a 'car
driven by Harry Chesney of
Sarnia: pulled ::out of George.
Street and Stt it,ek ;theik,laver
trehicle.
"there was approximately
s250 damage to the `Matter
,chide.
On Monday. ,Qet, 15 at
8:45- ;p..m., a ear driven by
Porothy: Medd of Seaforth,
was going south: on. Main:.
Street. A second vehicle'
driven the O.E. McLaughlin
of Seaforth was :driving :south
on the same street: The
McLaughlin car collided with
the rear end of the Medd
vehicle, There was approxi.
mately 5350damage to the
Medd car, and SbQQ :tethe
McLaughlin vehicle. The seri,
Ob
MMES LLO.
James. W.H. Lloyd,
member of the Royal Cana-
dian Legion Branch 2U,
retired employee of CN
Express died °Suddenly after
a lengthy illness at West
Park Hospital, Weston on
October 6th, 1.9'x9.
Mr. Lloyd was the bus.
band of the former Edna
Bennewies (a native of the
12th of Mc.Killopl of 225 John
f.
C
tient ,is still- tinder tns,-cstlga-
Avatnt Chairtnazt, '11'll*s..
Betty Ca4dno. gf they Seaforth
Branch :iaf The Arthro$
Society reports that a total .of
over $1.700..,00, has been
raised in, this year's :c .
answer freme;n elft
Seaforth firemen::respon-
sled to two Bre alarms last
week. On Thursday :night.
they were 'called to 'West
William Street. to put put a
ear tire..
The car was owned by Dick;
Van .per Wert" of R. R. #4,
Clinton, The ear. an 19?a
Oldsmobile. was :e;ttensively
damaged. when the motor
breed out. F,ire,Chief Harry
Hak Said the car would he a
Street. 'Weston, The funeral
service 'took place, with
members of the Legion in
attendance. in the funeral
chapel of Ward Funeral
Hoole, Weston • with Rev.
Paul Fields officiating.
Inter-
ment Glendale Memorial
Gardens. Pall bearers were
Les Metcalfe, Lorne Evans,.
Ernie Halcrow, Jack. Baker,
Jim Silvers and Eddy O'Neil.
Tu�kersmith�
Day:Nurser
invites you to our
PEN HOUSE
Vanastra Rec. Centre
ednesday October 24th
6:30 - 8t30 p.m.
Come and 'bring your children and, seeour. eaeellent
•
facilities,
Educational toys - MIMIC - Crafts Active ;and (Piet
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Children fully supervised; - Staff of, early childhood
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for ages 24 years.
Fee: $6.00 per day [income tax deductible]
For more, information phone 482-7634
write -orf,
On: Friday morning at iF
440.. firemen were called to
the faxnhoustr rented, by the
Frani; • Sallows family, on the
Arts farm at R. R #4,
Seaforth,
ru
pat,gn.. will be
.money
applied. to the Society's pro-
gram of research and
education."' said Mrsr.
Canine.
alarms
The fanbelt hadbrokt'n on
the 'furnace, causing the
motor to overheat.:t"alliatg tht
upstairs of the !wow with
smoke, The situation was
under control when the fire-
men arrived.
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QUAKER STATE OIL WINNERS
Keith Love, ;R.R:111, Zurich, Ont.
. Jim Papple, 'R.R.4, Seaforth, Ont,
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"Last year many research
projects worthy of research
hard to, be ;declined by 'Ih
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because there is ixt2 doubt
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All Halloween
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