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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-08-23, Page 14or ry • AGE :,. tkRTE E N_. •'i'HE!I UCKNOw SENTINEL,; 'LUCKNOW, ONTARIO H,;IJSES A very modern. 7 room house on double lot with all modern, facil- Kis, situated on .ClydeSt. $7500 * * . 7 room new house on ` Stauffer St. electrically heated, all modern "facilities,, stream at back, on large lot. .. _ ASKING PRICE -$13,9901 :* • 10 .room house north of * Lucknow; bathroom,:,,; furnace, kitchen cup. boards. .`{ $8,000' * * * 8 room:, n • e,w.home, bathroom, fur nace, heated garage,, near ,Amber- ley '.on Highway . • ASKING. PRICE' ;$,500 fir .* * ., Country home in good condition. $4,000 * * *.: We are in need .of new list - 'rigs :: for . our clientsfor fall and . spring . possession. ,WHEN YOU WANT RESULTS LIST. WITH'US FOR INFORMATION CONTACT. C. van EY!. ' BO* 1.93, LUCKNOW PHONE . 528-3618 AGENT. 'FOR JOHN'; BOSVELD; REALTOR,' LONDON Bridal Shower. OLIVET NEWS.. A bridal shower was held in the Kairshea hall on Wednesday even- ing for Gloria, Bushell. 'Mrs.' Austin Martin was 'chairman, for a short prograrrrafter' which Miss Bertha' Van Dani••assisted the bride elect to unwrap her gifts:: Gloria thanked . her :friends Fred Bissett Is Kairshea Speaker • KINLOSS NEWS. Mrs.• Robert Gilchrist ,..2nd. Vice -h ;President, presided for the August meeting of Kairshea Women's Institute .held in.the Kairshea Hall,. Mrs. Wm. MacIntyre was hostess:, , The. Scripture was read by Mts. Allan Maclntyre. 4-H leaders will. attend Training School in Lucknow• August 21st ,and 22nd . Iyrs . `L MacDougall. Mrs; A. Hughes and Janice Wall volunteered to,be hostesses ,at the Log Cabin, at the • County Museum on August .21st. A letter{was read . from tucknow.. Agricultural Society requesting;six •. ladies to help for .'hours and a. donation of six pies for the booth .at the Lucknow Fall Fair. Kairshea• Institute agreed to help.. " Mrs. Farish Moffat reported,_on Home Economics •and Health; and showed an 'interesting cook -book ' from P. E.I. 'Mrs. Clarence Ritchie, in reporting. on. Citizenship and Education' commented:on the last Grade `thirteen. departmental ' exarninatioris,'Mrs-. Allan Maar).- tyre acIntyre explained ;the Fall Fair,.exhib-' it: and severai:�ffered articles for this, display. A motion was passed that the property committee 'inquire cost of needed repairs.tp the Kairshea`'Hall The 'little Mac.Intyre girls sang; "Jesus wants me. for :a sunbeam".,. Mrs.; Allan Maclntyr'e conducted. two interesting: contests. Mrs C. Ritchie,: introduced Mr. Fred- Bissett of Goderich who showed several sets of slides,. of Expo. The. West Indies and some of.local• interest. He was thanked and presented with'.a gift by Mrs Allister Hughes. , After'the singing of the'Queen And. the In stitute,Qrace:, . lunch was served by.the' hostess and: directors;: Mrs: A . Macintyre and Mrs. • Hughes"to-close a very, interesting meeting. • FJITECHURCH.. Mr. and Mrs.Irwin McClenaghan Mary ,Lou, Nancy And Richard of St, Thomas visited on the week end with hid parents Mr. and Mrs. L'en. NlcClenaghan`'and Mr. and x from `flats to new tires,, , we're prepared . to fully serve: your every. tire. need .. or any other auto need at reasonable ;prices. Try us.. YOUR DEALER Dungannon L.O.L. Hold First Picnic The Dur}gannon L, O. L. 324 held their first, picnic„ at the end of the 12th., Sunday, August 13th. Swimming opened the afternoon's activities, followed by a five inning ball igame , with the Past Master 4lvin Alton's team winning over the present Master's Frank. Alton score 16 to 11. Games'and races followed with. results: Preschool -. Gordon Alton; Siris 8 and under, Valerie , ' Errington; boys 8 and under, 'Brian Henderson; girls 9 to twelve, Leone Cranston; boys9 to 12,' Dale Irvin ,boys l3 to,15.., William Irvin;, girls'. 13 to.15, Ann :Errington; unmarried'. men's race, Allan Webster; married ladies.race, Elaine Erring ton; married 'men's race, Frank Alton; ladies kick .slipper ,;Elaine Errington;- young ,girls ,kick" slipper; • Loreen'• Er.ririgtori; ..men's kick. slipper, Glen Webster; .boys 9 to 15 David. Finnigan; girl's 3 legged race, 12 and over Leone Cranston "and•Susan Irvin; boys 3 legged race 12 years Bill Alton. and. Dale Irvin; ° boys 12 and over, G, len Weibster •and Greg'Blake;,wheel barrow race. '12 years Bill Alton and pale .Irvin;. ,boys. 12 and over, -David Finnigan „ and Jerry Irisin; girls wheel barrow race; 12, years , Valerie Errington' and Susan .Irvin; boys soft ball • throw , ,12 years. Bill Alton;'boys 12 and over; 'David.. Finnigan; girls. soft' ball, throw ,,12 years Leone Cranston; .'married men's soft ball throw Frank Alton, peanut.:scrarn •ble 12 years, Dale Irvin, :young. •men l2:and over ,, Alvin Alton; guessing peanuts in jar, Glen Web stet;• driving nails in a block of • wood , men, Harold Webster, wome'a, Madeline.Alton dropping, clothespins in bottle , rBill Alton; prize for largest family, Russel. • Irvin, with 8 :Members of L. 0.:144 324 are proud to; announce they won.'first prize' for the banner at the ,1,t1i.,of: July walk' at Bayfield this year. ' •Mrs,.' Carl McClenaghan and.an return trip Ronnie who 'had been holidaying at the farm for.,two weeks accompanied them. . ACCIDENTS. A ° three car •accident was, investigated by Provincial Constable John'Gault :on. Monday; July ,"28 . The `accident • occured on #21 Highway at the.2nd' concession, Huron' Township . The • vehicles involved were .driven by.. '` Lloyd Clemett , of Toronio, ' Stuart Shaanks.Goderich and, Gayle Lowry; of R, R,1, ,Kincardine: The• total damage to the three' cars amounted to. $2500 ,0.0. Noone was seriously • injured in the mishap. 'On Tuesday,' August 1, •Provincial. Constable Jim Poland intiestigated a ,twd car/accident in the Mill ' ' • Yard , at• Ripley : The vehieles involved -were driven by' Samuel. Emerson of Ripley and Annie Scott also of Ripley. The damage to the cars was light and no one wasin- jured. n-jured. e v Y h e c P a 1. Two cars and a .truck wer involyfed in anaccident at Holyr'0 od , on I Friday.; Augtist 4.. The driers in - !'volved were Jack Fair•`of R R,# 4, Kincardine, Barry Ha denb of R. R. #t2, l lolyrood , and .Ernest olhoun • of. .12. R,# 3; Wyoming. 'Lot cars were heavily damaged, while the truck was damaged to'the extent of .$25,00. The drivers all es aped -` with minors its and'scratches • Provincial Constable -JIM Poland. investigated the accident., The total accidents to dd to last year`. were 76. `This years total ,.E:DNESDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 1967 en you live in .Ontario you've i or • OntarioOntarion Progressive Conserva- five: poUcies mean ;more schools; more hospitals, more highways, more.: opporfiuntes for ' relaxa- tion.` Wages are. 18°fo ,,higher .per ;capita than the national average and ourgndard liui�rg is second � lughes� in whale v�orl With the :Ontario Progressive Conser. vatrve Party you ve got a good deal .going for yo0H. Ontario Progressive Conservative Association 2 Carlton' .Street ' Toronto 2 I want to keep things going in • Ontario ` Please register me as a member of the Asiation. NAME ADDRESS 0: ONTARIO' PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY stands at 111. • ACCIDENTS: Provincial Constabit John Gault:investigated'.a single • car accident in Tiverton on Satur- day ,- August 12th The vehicle • . • involved was driven by Dwight Mac. ;Lend of RR.1 Tiverton, who was'. not injured ,, The damage to the vehicle amounted to $200.00.. • On Sunday, August 13th, a cat:- truck accident' was investigated' • by Provincial .Constable Ed; Ivic= Phall, on ##5 Bruce County Road, "just North of Lucknow. The vehicles involved were driven by Ernest Ackert of Lucknow, ,and - John' Lyons of Elmira Ontario. No .one was injured in the mishap, Which catised. a total of ,$500•.00 tothetwo vehicles. •' A two car accident.was investig ated by Provincial Constable Edi McPhail on. Monday; August 14 on the North Shore Road in Kin- cardine Township. 'Gail:Rayner of Galt Ontario and Linda Wright of, Kincardine were the drivers`9f the vehicles` involved. The damage • was light and no one was injured in the accident. On Monday, August 14, a two ogle' ow — — car accident wasvestigated by • Provincial''Constable Jim' Poland,•' on the,Town Line between North. Druce 'and. Paisley. The .vehicles .involved Were driven by Ralph Rode of Port Elgin and Eugene Mac- Leod, of R; RA .2 Kincardine', The total damage -to the vehicles amounted to' $1600.00. No one was injured.; . The total accidents to date last year were 88. . This years total stands at 120 ' ARGES: 4 charges lad undeCHr•the i1ighway Trafficwere Acti, 3 charges 'were laid under the Liquor Control Act: �rithe Civic Holiday week- During h r y end , fivepeople were killed in / motor vehicle accidents in Western Ontario..With this in Mind, the' Ontario Provincial Polide, will be 'on•constant patrol during the app= roaching'Labour Day, week -end, and we ask that you; the motoring public be especially careful On the highway throughout this busy. • period .'`SLOW DOWN, BE COURTEOUS, AND ENJOY A SAFE TRIP." JIM POLAND PRESS RELEASE OFFICER. •