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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-07-12, Page 1nt`.. le, rid k $4.00 A Year In Advance 31.00 Extra fog U,S.A. LUCKNOW', • ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JULY 12th,:' 1917 Single Copy ,10c li Pages EonnPeniknd•Suers Serio�u� ln�uries� ; Horse She Was Riding allides With Car Donna: Pentland,, l"7=year-old daughter'of Mr. and. Mrs, Franke .Pentland of Dungainon , is in improved condition in Victoria • Hospital in London after being knocked, unconscious and suffering. a 'fractured leg when the horse on which she was riding. was in colt- ision, with a car, The accident happened .last Friday evening. Donna was riding one of Lloyd Hodge's horses When she became • involved in a collision with a car 'drivenRon Black''of Goderich. ' . A group of young people were, gathering at the. Pentland farm prior to proceeding to a 'ball game Ron •Black was turning into the • gate of the farm, locatedon cQun- ty road NO. :27 just south of Dun-: gannon, 'when the; accident" happ ened .' The horse darted into the path of the car,• .. Donna was. thrown over the',car and ontothe roadway and rendered unconscious. Her leg was,;broken • when pinned between •the'.horse and the car.. It was necessary to des- troy the horse.'' She was removed to Win ham nducton Serrrice �or Rev. John r Hid • AM,BERLEY DEWS The induction, service for Rev • John'. Hill was held at Pine River: United Church. on Friday evening-' of last'week. Bethel and •Millarton .congregations ations joined.Pine River • for the occasion. Ministers' conducting the cere- mony :of induction were Rev., Geor.- ge. Ba.11 of Ripley United Church, who is secretary of PresYtY b `er and' ,., Rev. Martin. Rule of Bervie, chair-' man of Presbytery. After the opening hymn,, Pastor Lester :Ferguson gave the ;scripture reading. Rev. George. Ball gave a fine sermon which was' followed with' a solo by. Shirley Reid., ,accompanied by Mary; Elizabeth Walden.a' .'• Rev. John Hill was. escorted to the front of the church by Elmer .• Courtney from .Bethel and • Donald .Courtney from Pine River, Rev. Martin Rule read the charge to the 'Pastor. Rev .,George Bali read the charge, to the people. Afterthe closing hymn and pra y er, Rev.. John. and Mrs. Hill were • introduced to the congtegaiions at a social time in the Sunday School Room where••lunch was served . Rev. Martin Rule was chairman for the' evening. and called on Rev • Ball of P, (tile y., Rev. Neil McCombie of• Knox" Presbyterian Church, i ipley, •arid Rev.. 1401.• .. Rev. and Mrs.,H f1 have a family of four, a daughter and three sons, Lynne. Charles, Murray and John- athan'. >• . Hospital .in an unconscious' Condit ion and later oh to Victoria Hospit- al. in London. Shehad regained short periods of consciousness the first of the .week and her improved. - condition was. encouraging.: Dgnna 4,s a student at Wingham. District High School. y ,r �, . fir• Ear Crash Injures Three Yoyng Peop1 „. Three young people, all, residents of the Division Line between East and West Wawanosh Townships; were seriously injured in a single car accident on the Division line, about 1 1/2 miles' north of Auburn on'Tuesday night of last week. Bill Snowden, ,17 : Linda. Snowden'. 15, son and daughter of 'Mrand Mrs Ernest Snowden and Jean Hardy 16, daughter;':of Mr. and Mr's William Hardy were en route to a young.,peoples' weiner roast at the East Wawanosh TownshipParis . when the. accident, occurred Bill, the driver of the car, was proceeding north on the Division Line and'when meetinga car,: he lost control of the vehicle i loose gravel, striking: a tree The carwas a complete wreck All three young people were re- moved; to Goderich• Hospital. Bill was released on Thursday, H s injuries' were cuts and bruises. •Lin da' Snow/den is in Goderich Hospital P with a broken. knee cap,• broken nose.; cuts to both knees and on her. arm. It is •expected. she will soon. . be'home'after a, cgst:is: applied to.: the: fractured knee cap. Jean Hard suffered a broken:.le .and' a broken ankle on the other. leg. • She was removed from Goderich.' to Joseph's Hospital in London. on • Sunday where her fractures will be set. • Original plans had,called for the weiner roast at Goderich and the' young people from Auburn, West 'field and' Donnybrook 'United Churches had : gathered •at Auburn. It was then decided to•have itat. the East Wawanosh Park• and the g• uP ro•,were•en route there -when. the accident occurred. Accident Injures Two Ripley Residents A car -truck collision -on the. 8th.concession of Huron Tdwriship at .the intersection of sideroad '30 ,' west of. Ripley, about noon on Tuesday, caused serious injury to, two Ripley residents. • • ' The car was driven by Orah 'Crawford;,. accompanied by' his wife. They werein collision with. a truck owned by the Teeswater, C'rea,mery and operated by James Flett of •Teeswater. Mrs. Crawford is•a patient" in Kincardine Hospital'with a possible fractured' right ankle,lacerations to the face and forehead..Mr,� Crawford' was first removed to 'Kincardine and later onto Londbn's.Victoria -Hospital.', His • injuries include a, possible fractured neck •as well as face lacerations.° •Mr.. Flett was uninjured The accident was `investigated by Constable Jim Poland of the Ontario Provincial Police at Kin- cardine.. Prespfited Kin-cardine. Presented for High Grade` 8• S.tandin.g- Academic award winnersatthe graduation,banquet of the Township. School Area of Kinloss and. Luck-, now. are pictured 'following the . ' banquet ..Left to right. • seated, are .Mary Elizabeth Henderson,. general proficiency' winner for -girls at Lucknow;.'Margaret :Doelrnan,, general 'proficiency winner for girls iniKinloss and v.aledictorian;, Shirley • Bushels, winner of: the .high • 'mark for English in Kinloss,': standing', left to right, .are Janie Cleland', boys general proficiency jI.winner in Lucknow;, BrianKeith. ; boys general proficiency w.inner 1. in Kinloss.. Is NinetyOne Mr.. and Mrs: Cameron. MacDon-;. ald of Lucknow held a family dinner On Thursday, July 6th •to honour W.W. Hill on theoccasion of his ninety-first birthday. Mrs. MacDonald was the former Kath- leen Hill, Other neighbours and:, friends called to extend Congratul- ations and best wishes Mr. Hill was in the grocery business in Mitchell prior to com-. ing to.LucknoW in July 1904; He continued here in -the grocery business until September'• 1949 when he sold to Archie Smith, Find ' The search" for; the body of.Jane. Pollock, 14year=old.daughter of ' Mr and Mrs.. Clarence. Poliock•of Ripley, continues ;along the Lake Huron -shoreline, by friends . ' Jane was drowned on'Wednesda y . June 28 at Ernm'erton Beach at the ' foot of the 6th concession of Huron TownshiP•• .'when she wentto the aid of 8 -year-old Ronald. Cliffe of London• who hadot'into difficult. g Y while playing in a small plastic toy boat.. Ronald's body was found quite dPaddIe Near:P�,tEigifl near the scene of the drowning a' few days later but as of writing time Tuesday, no trace had been found of Jane's body The plastic boat was found about five miles off shore and about 'eleven miles north of the drowning scene about two days later . A four foot:p'addle, identified''by Clarence Pollock as having belong ed to him was found July 4th •ar Duck'' Pond Point , on the lake' shore ';and at the foot of the 4th concession of Saugeen•Township•. near Port Elgin. et e. Kinloss: and Lucknow• Athletes `Awards Receive Athleticaward winners in Lucke no:w and` -Kinloss were presented at the school area banquet last Wed- nesday in the Luck'tow Legion . Hall, Pictured,•sea. ted; left to right are Margaret Van der Klippe Kinloss junior girls winner;. Brenda. Morrison Kinloss senior girls winder; Joanne Thompson, Luck - now junior. girls winner; The Luck - now senior girls winner,' Kathy Jay, was not able to be present..to receive her award; standing, left; 4 'Vat itiarmiiiii011100414.; to right", ran Stanley,I:Lucknow • senxor s winner;'Bob. Loree andd Andy Whitby, tied for the Lucknow junior boys award,. William Dickie, Kinloss. junior' bo s award; l4jurray ,tiloffatT t<fr -, loss .senior boys w,inner', •