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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MAY 13411, 1970..
The 'LUCKNOW SENTINEL.
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
"Th. S poy Town," On the Huron Brucs Boundary
Second Class. Mail. Registration Number 0847
Established ° 1873 Published Each Wednesday Afternoon.
Member of the C.W.N.A. and" O,W.N.A
Subscription Rate, $5.00 a ye" .'n advance — to. the U.S.A. , $7.00
Donald. C Thompson, Publisher
WEDNESDAY, MAY 13th, 1.970
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"FIREWORKS CARE •IS IMPORTANT.
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Fireworks have been used to celebrate holidays ever since. the
Chinese used them in festivals ' over 900 years ago and Victoria Day'
no exception. If you live in a community where. the setting off of
private fireworks displays is prohibited, better obey the law.
,This weekendthousands of families will be attending supervised
public displays which are -both pect_aeu ar and safe.' Many ire will
beat home setting off a mini version in the back. yard., •
If you're one of the latter and local regulations permit it,- the
Ontario -Safety -League aSk.syour-help-to-keep-the=celebratjpn-free-o
needless accidents.. Here'stow:
An'b.ileyChild
Dies �r� 5th Year
DEAN KENNETH GIBSON
Four-year-old Dean Kenneth
Gibson, son of Ernie and Mary
(Boyd) "Gibson of Amberley, died:
at the War Memorial Childmen`s
Hospital in London on Saturday ,
May. 2 Dean -bad -been suffering
• from leukemia,:- . •
— Choose a location clear of overhead obstruction, be sure
you're not an annoyance or danger to your neighbour, '
— Never set off fireworks on apartment .• balconies: Do not
---use-private-property-without-permission-of-the-owner.
— Keep -young children -away -from -firing points;---do-not-let
them fire. Older children .may be taught to participate in
firing • under adult :supervision.: "•
Despite his illness, the young
$ter had remained an active p la
y
mate for his young sisters Laurie'
and Lisa.He had the devoted
care of..his parents during'many
difficult months'for them. ;Dean
'had spent 'a short holiday in
Florida this winter with his. fam-
ily. Besides his parents and
sisters, he is also survived by
grandparents Mr. and. Mrs. Sam
Gibson'of Lucknow• and Mr. and
Mrs.: Mac Boyd, of Huron Town-
ship.. ,
the funeral was held 'at the
MacKenzie Meiorial Chapel in `.
-Lucknow •on Monday , May' 4-th at -
'3.30 p.m.
t-'3.30.p.m.conducted, by Rev.
John Hill .of Pine River United
Chute. . Burial was in Greenhill
Cemetery.
Pallbearers•were Lynn Lowry ,.•
Dave Gibson, 'Glenn. Boyd and.
George Gibson; .
y-•€riends-Arid-re-tides ; •
wha
shared the sorrow. of the irnmed-
iate 'family called:a,t the funeral
home to pay their respects and .
ARE PLEASES TO ANNOUNCE THAT.
\ILL
MiSS'Bi�RBWHITB-l�„4„,
: NOW BE O 1�nt •STAFi ;
WITH THE LATEST 1N HAIR FASHIONS
TO SHOW
OUR. APPRECIATION
FOR THE PATRONAGE; IN OUR, FIRST
YEAR OF 'BUSINESS
We Are Offering
SPECIAL ''PRICES.
UNTIL MAY 23rd ,
PHONE 528=3328
Campbell "St., Luclmow
express 'their sympathy,
- Use :.a.,bucket, box or -wheelbarrow filled with sand as your
firing base. '
Read the 'printed instructionsbefore each piece is.. fired.
Keep all -fireworks in a box and close the lid, after 'remov-
ing each piece:
- Have a metal container handy, partly filed .with water,,
-' for -disposal -of -used -fireworks. __ _.:_
Married, In Windscr
HENDERSON 7 KIEBERT
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Rev . Maxwell of Windsor. offic-
iated at the wedding ceremony of
Jolanda. Marie . Kiebert, and . Bruce:
Lloyd Henderson on April. 28th,
at 6.00 p.m.. in • Windsor:.
• The bride". ii.the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kiebert,
• Mai:nstreet Woodslee, Ontario. ,
The groom is the son=of Mrs.
et -Henderson -and -the -late,
?sir. Henderson of Lucknow . .
•• The bride chose a..short white..
dress with.accordta'n pleated
skirt and long full sleeves gather-
ond. _
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:tiara was her headpiece and she
c.arried•blue carnations.
The Kapp,' ouple, are living in
Woodslee Ontario:
'Surprise Party
Friends, neighbours and rela-
tives , numbering, a bout forty ,
gathered for. a surprise; party at •
the home of. Mr. and Mrs'. 'Russel
Alton (Margaret Rae), :Ashfield,
to honour them on their recent
:marriage.
Mr. and Mrs: Alton were.'
presented with a pole 'larrip ,
The evening was spent 'playing.
• coULwh ist-.
DiedInFkspi.taI
Mrs. Neil McDonald" of Tees-
rat_eulie d. inLW inglia m
rict Hospital on Saturday , • Inlay
in. her_ 67th year-- She -was -The ,
former:GiadysAlma Free.
Funeral service washeld from
the MacPherson •Funeral Home in.
Teeswate.r on Monday• at 2.00,
p.rn.. , BUrial was in Teeswater
cemetery."
MAR/ET/ 4
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:ELECTRICAL
CONTRAC`T'OR
ELECTRIC . HEATING •
WIRING AND REPAIRS
•ELECTRICAL
`MO.DERNIZAfION
• PINANCING AVAILABLE'
LIJCNoW
Plone 528-51.82•
Fire Destroys Small "K.inlos•s Barn,:
The Lucknow Fire bepartrne it
: °-`i :art'al e d to this fait of Dan
Thbmson, north of :Luoknow ,
last Thursday at 8:00 p. m . A
• fire in a'mall 'barh was outof
control when firemen•arrived,• •
' Lost iri.the blaze was a quanti.
'ty of.a r�artdlr-a-3-n, 26 -small
pigs, 8 sows, a.dog and two pups.
Five young pigs were saved.
Firemen, kept the blaze from
spreading.
Mr. Thomson plans to tebuild,
BUSH ACCIDENT
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
bouts conducted their own search
early, Saturday night. They •
wandered through the swamp on
the east side of the river where
river. Cpl. Wheeler said .Mr;
Irwin was -accustomed io the
swamp area and would not .be to
severely affected by the black
;flie's asstrangers, would be Harry
oft et worked-rn-rhe`liash-cin-his — -
he usually work -ed; --1.,.1 were
unable to locatethe man.
Provincial Police were alerted
shortly after midnight.
Constable Ja riles' MacLeod• arrived
first.and entered,the swamp with •
'a group of 'neighbours about
12.30•a.m. Cpl: Wheeler arriv-
,ed a few minutes later and led.
another_group_of_:ne.ighours -on .a
search. a
• They found Mr..Irwin's aband
oned tractor about half a, mile
inside the Wooded area.
The search was abandoned
between 2' and 3 a. m, but was
resumed at dawn as police, led
20.rnenQinto the swarnp.:.:
Mr. Irwin was found' about'
1;3:00 yards beyond the point.
whetehe had parked the tractor.
He was on the west side of the
propertyiocated south of the 10th
concession next to•the farm of
John Rutherford. The incident
-did: not-occ
swamp as was widely. reported,.
•:An.ambulance from Wingham°
and District Hospital, with two.
attendants and Dr. .Jack C. Nlc-
Kim of Lucknow crossed the ' , .
fields-:beh.inci the.._fa .m_QLTh sell..
Phillips on the Dungannon. county
road to the rear side of i,he ;
swamp.
A stretcher was carried ;a guar- '
ter of,a mile 'to where 'Mr. Irwin,
lay.. The man was attended at
the scene by Dr. McKim before
he'was carried to the ambulance
and taken: to the Wingharn
Hospital: .Shortly afterward ,'he
was transferred to Victoria Hos
pitaLin_I.ondon. Mr.Tlrwi_n suf1,_
fered a spinal irijury.: He .was
listed in satisfactory condition
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