HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-07-20, Page 18TillLUCKNOW SONTIseL, LUCKNOW, •ONTARIO
LADIES SUB -TEENS
GIRLS, 8: TO 14 ,.GIRLS 2' TO -8x
By The Sentinel
THAT:'. a reception was, held in
honour of Mr.• and ' Mrs. Tom
Andrew (Hilda Ritchie)' on Fri-
day July lSfh . in the Legion' Hall:
Lucknow. A presentation of
a purse of 'money' was ' made to
Hilda` and Toni by Doug MacKin
non and David Thompson: Boyd's
orchestra supplied music . for
dancing.
THAT. Mrs.* Elwin Hall of Luck-
now returned home from 'Victor-
ia Hospital,: London on Saturday,
after being hospitalized for three
weeks after falling from a ladder
while 'paintingat her Lucknow
home. Rose suffered serious in-
juries •& her friends are pleased
tolearn of her improved con-
dition.
THAT William Thompson, Toronto
will be guest soloist at the Sun-
day morning services at South
Kinloss and Lucknow Presby-
terian Churches. Bill, a native
of Lucknbe, is well known in
the area.
THAT Mrs. ..Gloria ,,Dow , of White-
church area is filling in as nurse
at the offices of Drs: Corrin and
McKim while Joanne Alton is
on vacation.
THAT Mrs. Mel Beatty of Listowel
was the winner of the Lucknow
Legion bingo jackpot, Thursday.
Mrs. Beatty won $128 on 51 calls..
THAT 'Mrand Mrs. Lorne•, Ham-
ilton and • children Susan. and
Michael of Lucknow moved Sat ,
urday to Sarnia. Lorne has been
employed by a plumbing firm
there for several months. The
Hamiltons have purchased a
trailer , home :. in• Sarnia They
were 'residing in the Bob Reid
residence across . front the High
School 'which Mr. and Mrs: Reid
plan to use now that they have
sold, their farm just west' of
Lucknow.
THAT a 1957 Chevrolet car, driven,
by : Arthur.Wall , of Lucknow ac-
companied by his. wife Lynn, fail-
ed to negotiate. the :, corner at
• Johnstone's Furniture about
S p.m Saturday and ran into an
embankment. The car was turn-
ing north off main ` street • and
hit the.embankment on the west
• side of the road . behind the Sil-
. verwood'' downtown. building. No
'injuries 'resulted. Constable Andy
Burgess . of Kincardine investi
gated. Damage was about :$100.
THAT a 20 acre hay crop, 'valued.
at about $800, • burned Sunday
at the farm of Mr.. and Mrs:
Donald Young between Nile and
Auburn, Blyth firemen respond-
ed and prevented , the fire : from
spreading further.
THAT Gordon, Carter of Lucknow
suffered a ' sprained right' arm.
in ; an accident at Lucknow Wood
Products Tuesday morning Gor-
don was operating a Mork liftand
building a pile of . lumber when
>a number of boards toppled off
thelift and came down on his
arm.,
THAT Allan Johnstone, son of Mr.
and Mrs.. Bill' Johnstone of Luck -
now, suffered 'a nasty bite by a
dog on Monday while playing
south of 'the post office. The dog
belonged to Mrs. Dave. Anderton
who is presently :living with het
father-in-law Fred Anderson. The
leg bite required stitches and Al-
lan was forced*to 'remain in hos-
,pital.
THAT winners at .the Lawn Bowl
ing Tournament here on Monday
were Gordon and Allan McKay,
Wingham, three wins plus , 36;
Jack Fisher and Jim -Cameron,
three . wins plus 28; Jim McNau-
ghton 'and Gordon ,Fisher, two
Wins plus. 31; Lloyd Hall and
Bill Schmid, two wins plus 30.
Graduation exercises were :held.
recently for 19 nursing.assistants
who 'completed their course at
Wingham and District `Hospital.
Valedictorian was Mrs. David
Ball,,'Clinton, and guest speaker
'Rev. Gordon Fish, Sr.Andrews
. Presbyterian Church, where the
ceremony was held.
'Special award winners were:
Sharon Desch, Walkerton, bed!,
side nursing,, winner of Di.. W,A,.
Crawford award; Gerta Exel, •Brus-
.sels,the Miss. Merle Wilson award
;;for nursing technique; Esther :
Steckle, • R. R. •2 , Zurich,. Prof
iciency,award.presented by Mrs.
Ted English` of the Ladies Aux-
iliary to the; hospital.
Fins and diplomas were present
ed by Mrs.- Iris Morrey ,' administ-
rator; Mrs. Edward Fielding,,
director of the nursing assistants
class and Mrs. Lloyd Ellacott ,"
class instructor,
Other graduate's were: Linda
Andrews, Auburn; . Carole. Brown,
Goderich; Anne'Caldwell, R.'R,3,
Blyth Mary Davidson, R. R. 3,
Wiarton; Marie Faust,
•Gowanstown; Christina Goulding
R.R. 2, ,Paisley; `Carol Irwin,; R.R
1, Ripley: Mrs. Stuart MacLennan,
R. R..3 3, Goderich; Mary McBride;'
Mounty Forest, Nancy McWhirter-,
Brussels; •Mrs..Elaine •Nixon,•`
R.R. 5, Brussels; Marlene Porter,
R.R. 1, Lucknow; Aalte Vander-.
worp, Exeter Paula Waectter,•
Walkerton and Gayle Wylds,'.
Ripley..
`s '�af� : •'' a, J
THAT anyone who his ever 'ques=
tinned: the value of full ' time
police protection should by now
be fully convinced that it is 'a o'
necessity' • in :Lucknow. ; Saturday i.
night some pranksters moved,
some machinery from° Montgom
• err Motors Tractor. Division onto
• the road where it remained until
morning. Great pleasure for
some warped ' little minds, but a =.
serious'. hazard for; the innocent.
THAT Mr, and ` Mrs.. Fred .Milne
and Alan . of Kitchener left on.
Tuesday, for a •;three week trip •�
south to Kentucky and Nashville
Tennessee. They plan ' to spend
Saturdaynight at the 'Grand Ole
Opry', then to Chatham, New
• 'Brunswick" to spend a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. John .Dah- t•
mer and family. John is station-
ed
tation ed there with the R.C.A.F.
Mr.. John Carney passed away in
Detroit on Tuesday, July 12th,
after several months illness. 'He
was in his 73rd year. He is sur-
' vived by his wife five daughters,,
andfour sons, one sister Mrs-. `.
Clara Johnston of Bay. City , one
brother, .W.•G R of Lucknow.
.There will be parking lots ,.at
Expo for 25 ,000 cars and a• basin •
for 250. yachts..:
Ives of the ,municipalities. invol-
ved has been• called,to present the
recommendations and to'seek
final' approval' for the purLl a c
of ..the equipment,
Ambulance service is pro\ ided
at the :present time by the •tb;nera'1
directors- in Wingham; Tee. -water
and Brussels, :all. of whomAre
anxious to getout of the:•an,•birl
ante business.. Impending, :rc4t11-
adorn' which'require.more sdph•'
isticated equipment and trained .•
personnel are :cited as: the reasons
for the desire.to withdraw from
• ambulance work. -
w '• Vacation time at The Lucknow
Sentinel is approaching and next
• week's paper, Jtiy 27th, will be
the last issue untilWedriesday,
August lith.
There will be no,Sentinel pub.-
Iished on August 3 and 10 and the
Sentinel will be closed for the Compliments Of
'two week period, ,
Anyone wishing,advertising'for
Lucknowevents occurring during•that
period should make plan to hay a •'
their advertisements in next BUsnessmen.
week's newspaper
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A meeting of.the committee
set up to 'study a proposed •pub
licly owned ambulance service
for the Wingham area was held
at the Wingham and 'District,
Hospital under the chairmanship
of R. B. domains. The committee
is composed of the executive •
• committee of the hospital board
and representatives appointed by
the 4ural Municipalities which
are interested in the establishment
of the service.
A report was heard from a sub
committee which •had•visited an
ambulance manufacturing firth'
R and had investigated prices, dela
ivery dates,. etc; The meeting
•concurred•with the recommend
°, ation that two new ambulances.
be purchased , ,to include .comple'te'
first .aid and.rescue equipment
Total cost, including erection ,of,
a garage for the vehicles is estimt•
ated at approximately $2,,000:
A full meetingof representat-
1, 4' storey, $ room 'house '*n Out•
ram. '•St: Lucknow, modern `•' cath.
veni.cos • ' 'iblil
1' storey, .6 room house in Kincar
dine, name your own terms $5251
4 unit apartmNM . building $17,9b1'
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1 double lot on 'Stauffer St, WO.
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1 lot ,on Wheeler , St.
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