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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-03-01, Page 18• 'iPAGE EICsHtEEPI . SENtLNEL, LUCKNO -: r.__ ,..-_� M: WEDNESDAY,' MARCH 1st196 • "EHE LUCKN W' ;W, ONTARIO . WE , 7 • Kincardine. PFRICiro - .FBRUARY 12 TO 18 Charges; ,One charge was laid under the. Highway traffic .adt. Two charges were laid under the '.Criminal`Code of Canada when a.: Kincardine. man wascharged with ;.• breaking into the Bruce Township • Central, School at Underwood and with stealing a car in that area. Accidents; There Were four acci dents, during this period.,'; all taking ;';place on Thursday 16 February 67' • when the icy roads made.driving. conditions very bad. A -two car accident. one:.mile south.: of Tiverton on #21 - `Highway was reported involving t Douglas Muir of Orangeville and George Coleman of Tara. Damage: amounted to $300.0:6 as wellas • two Department 'of Highways guide posts .being broken. Investigated • by (p1..Harold°Highton. Gordon MacKenzieof George- town, Prince Edward Island and. Terry Purvis of Kincardine were in- volved' in) a two Car accident on. #21 highway' one mile north of , A Kincardine. A .passenger in the MacKenzie •vehicle ,' Gary ;. , Su°therland also. of Prince Edward as treated .a a 'n Island w t.K�c Edi e Hospital for scalp, lacerations. •. Damage to the vehicles involved a .0 g a mounted to `$1 7 0. Investigat- ion nvesu t- ion by (:ot st.. Jack Hatch. '`A two .car accident' was reported • on the Lake Range Huron Townshi. Pbetween vehicles _driven b Eileen' Emmerton of R R` 11 1 Y• .. . 'to $200.40,, I. James Shantz of R. R# 4 Ripley and `William Harris of -Ripley were involved in an .accident in' Ripley • on February 23 Damages amount ed' to. $200.06 with ' Prov. Const John Gault investigating.' On February 24 a two car accid- ent was reported one mile south of Tiverton: on #21 Highway Clifford Holgate of Shallow Lake ., and. James Farrell of R,R,#•3,Tiv- erton were involved. The accid- ent was investigated by. Prov'. Con- st. Jack Hatch with damages amounting to $200.00.. An accident on #21 Highway, , 4 . miles north of Kincardine involvinf Margaret MacKenzie -of Tiverton'' and John. Roppel. of R, R.# 2 Tiver.- ton 'was. -reported .on February '24.` Damages amounted to $400.00. with Prov. Const. Ed McPhail inv- estigating. • # 21 Highway north of Kincardine was, again the scene of'a two car accident on February 24 involving. Peter Pomoransky of Sarnia and Kenneth Drennan of R.,R.# 3'Kin- cardine. Damage 'amounted to '$400.00 with Prov. Const. Jack Kincardine and Donald • Chadbourne of.K'incardine. Dam-. ageamounted to $250. Investig- ation by Const.' Jack Hatch. '' Keith Iiedley of R.R.## 2,Kincar- dine an Douglas MacDonald of Kincardine were involved • in a two car accident on•#21highway one mile north of Kincardine.' Damagf'. amounted to $1090, Investigation by Const,. Jack :Hatch, Accide , is to date. 19.67• - 22. Same period 1966 - 7. • PERIOD.FEBRUARY• 19 26 Accidents this year are up 4001, :over last year at .this time, in • numbers as well,as being up in the number'of persons killed and injur ed. ' Charges: One charge was. laid under the Highway Traffic Act,, during..this period. Accidents: 1 The tragic bus -train accident .in 0 Ripley was reported n. the front, page of the Sentinel last week. s The: investigation is.till underway .into this accident by Prov. Const'. Jack Hatch. Dr. D.A. D. Milne, e Bruce:. County :Coron r of Kincar- dine, has ordered an inquest into this'accident,'but the date has not been set. On, February 21 , a two car accident on #21 highwayone mile was of Kincardine reported involving Norman McKay ofKin- cardine and John Thompson of'R.R. g1 Ripley. The accident was; in- vestigated by Prov: Const. Jim Poland with darnages amounting Find Extra Dollars IthSHURGAIN' If poultry profits •are foremost in your mind,then a SHUR -•GA`IN All Mash... Program was designed for you. 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Ed McPhail invest gating: ED :McPHAIL PRESS RELEASE.OFFICER Goderich Period covered, 'February19`to 2t Total duty hours, 515; .281.2, miles. of highways and other roads patro- lled; criminal investigations, ,. . deaths 2;. break and enter .1; other 9; traffic accidents,`seven' proper.- ty damage; one personal injury; :Commends Huron Jr :Farmers' Project On Cent�nnual Signs Huron County Junior Farmers•held their Annual Meeting on Friday. February 3rd in the: Belgrave 'Fon— , esters Hall. Broombali and 'skating were enjoyed in the' .arena :prior to the 'Meeting ... Bob Fotheringham , the retiring president, chaired the meeting at • which Don Pullen presented.the financial report for the year.. He commended the Huron.Juniors and . stated that they were one of the few clubs in Ontario to finance the Centennial Sign Project them's'elves Year endreports were heard from South Huron . Seaforth, Clinton,: North Huron and Hawick Clubs Miss Sharon Carroll brought greet. ings from the County. Don McKer- cher and Maurice Love also spoke briefly. Dave Inglis'breught in the report' of the 'striking committee which was approved as. follows; Past' President, Bob Fotheringhani #3. Seaforth; President, `Murray Hoover ; #3 , Brussels;:1st. Vice President,' DonaldYoung, #3, , Auburn; 2nd Vice=President, Tom. Ellerington, Exeter; Corresponding Sec,, Robert Mathers, #2, Blue - vale; • Recording' Secretary, Jamie -son Ribey, 4 6, 'Goderich; Press Reporter , John Black. #1, Port Albert; Provincial Director, Don McKetcher 41, Dublin,;• Alternate Provincial Director , Ross Veitch, 42, Brussels; Newsletter, Editor, Shirley Jaques, #1 Centralia; Asst Newsletter Editor, Ross Veitch, 42, Brussels Rep. to •, Huron. Fed. of Agriculture , Torn Cunningham', 41, Auburn, The remainder of the evening was enjoyed by dancing to:riffins Orchestra. :''Aluiyag.allas VI2i!tiatIer' ?WAN woe work 4. Consider this. carefully. 111,111 •,1 - Stiff' succession duties can take a big bite out of the `poorly arranged estate. .: draining away assets builtup over many years, as well as .creating needless problems for' the. family you leave behind.. ESTATE PLANNING by competent Sterling Ti•usts pro- fessional counsel can quickly` put your affairs in good order. Advice without obligation, Investigate 'this valuable. service today. Prompt Confidential Service STERLING. TRUSTS . CORPORATION,. .. vow , 372 Bay St., 35 Dunlop St., 1961 : Toronto . Barrie 73Mississaga Oriliia Iworeons •inuredtwo charges Pe .. J ,• g laid; requests . for assistance, 3;. convictions 4. • Numerouscomplaints have been received. by .Goderich: Ontario Provincial Police ;.re regarding cars. :.... 8 ,, g parked..: creating an obstruction to a a< a; of other tr ffic nd the , removal. snow Persons who park vehicles • in such a manner are .liable for the. cost of'.a tow truck to remove Stress Importance Of Reg. Nurse In Nursing Homes The role of the Registered Nurse in the `N'ursing ;Hone "is not stressed' nearly enough.; according to Mts. Mary.Newbold; Reg:N. ; owner and Nursing Director of the.. Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home Lucknow. If :neither`the adtninstrator of,a`Nurs- ing Home nor his wife is a Register - .0 ''Nurse, he is liable_to be. unaware of how great his responsib- ility is. , A :Registered Nurse is qualified, to take accurate instructions from a doctor by phone, she points and..to act 'as liaison between doc- tor. and patient's family: Mrs New. bold spoke to the' 1967 Institute on Home Nursing Care, at the Park Plaza Hotel, 'February 21-22. An hour or so a day of personal care from' a, nurse may enable ; many' nursing home patients to manage the rest Of the day • with less skilled attention. This type of nursing is the specialty of, the Victorian Order of Nurses: Miss Esther Janzow ; V, O.'N. Consultant. in Rehabilitation Nursing, will' present to the Institute a practical dehronstration of nursing• techni ques. The, "whole concept of training programs in'an}i small institution must 'be buiit'around the needs of that particular 'in'stitution, in the' opinion of Miss Marie,Sewell, Assistant Director of Nursing Ed- ucation at New Mount Sinai"),, Hospital, Toronto, who will speak on ln-service Education,' Persons hired to do a job should know what s'tandards are expected 'sof them and be stimulated to impr.- their car, A; minor .accident occurred on • Huron County 'highway ; 27. near Belfast on Saturday about 9 a.m. A station wagon, driven .by.Arthur .• Woodcock' of R,R;'7 Lucknow was in collision witha half ton truck operated by Jerry Cranston of Bel- fast. Damage: to both vehicles was light and no injuries .were reported. Constable Phillips of the Goderich OPP. investigated. ZION .,. ATTEND PRESBYTERIAL Ladies whoattended the Presby-. terial last Tuesday in Wingh'am United Church 'were .Mrs Robert Helm, Mrs. Allan Ritchie, Mrs. Peter Cooke,, Mrs. Frank_Ritchie, Mrs. Bert Alton, Mrs. Gordon Kaiser, Mrs. Warren Zinn. Zion U.'C, U.C.W. meeting wi1i be, held at Mrs. Frank .Ritchie's, en. Wednesday March 8th: Please note change of date Grant Helm and Ken Kirkland of•' .: London spent` the week -end with their parents. Mr. .Ind .Mrs. 'Wm, Irwin :of mloss Visited: with . and Mrs. harles Wilkins and'Mrfamily on t, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.`•Wm.'G. Hunter visited on Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs, Joe' Freeman of Colbourn: Wanda Hunter and Nancy Kirk- land accompanieda'group of • ' young people from•Lucknow and, area to Ontario Hospital at. Godes ich,•The group were made acqua- inted with' the various crafts the patients were interested in doing. It was also explainedhow persons interested in taking. summer, employment there could help these pat"ients..- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reigling. of 'Saltford' spent Sunday. with Mr, and Mrs.Frank Ritchie. Mr. and: Mrs. Jim Hunter accorfl paned by Mr, and Mrs, Dar► ' Nicholson of Lucknow visited on Sunday with Ken Nicholson, who is a patient in Wingham Hospital. ove their own knowledge. A Reg'.. istered Nurse "can communicate a point of view towards patients as well As teach basic principles of daily care. ' Mlle • .5 5■ • ■ ; I • 5 • ■ ■ ■ . ■` ■. .1 ■ • 2,.-196+ ••. I 1966.11 •.: 19660 •i i966 4--196 in •• 'el 2--196 s' 1966 `i I •1966 • 1966 • 1966 .� 1965• 1,.1965; • 1965 • •1965 • 1965'� .1965 1965 •'' 1965 •*1965. • 1964 i 1964 • w 1964 I:1 . 1963 II 1963 • 1963. t I ■ : 1962 1962 • I• I 1954 ■ 1962. • ■ .a • Citi•c main