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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-06-24, Page 11WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24th, 1970 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Everyone Is Invited To Attend OPERATION: THANK YOU CANADA FRIDAY, JULY 8;.30•P.M. Laying Of Wreath At Cenotaph, Court House Square, Goderich. • 9:00 P.M. Dedication Of Fountain (Corner Of Hamilton St. And Nelson: St.). All Dutch -Canadian Citizens Are .. Requested To Attend 1 • 19445 1970 This fountain has •been' donated by. ' the Dutch -Canadians of Goderich and surrounding area to :commemorate .the 25th anniversary •of the liberation of the Netherlands during the Second 'World War. • Thank you Canada. , DUNGANNON • Several families from this community attended- the Annual Webster re -union at Harbour Park, Goderich on Sunday. • Mrs. Dynes Campbell spent a fewdays last week in. Leaming- ton, She attended the funeral of her brother-in-law George Bancroft.; who passed away at the age of 54.years after a short illness.. ' • Treated At Wingham District Hospital: Alex Baird , R. R. 3', • Wingham received painful injuries on June Aaron ' Weber , ` Neustadt , had • an unfortunate accident .while Mrs •Verna. Culbert and Tom Hallam visited Mr., and Mrs. Thos.'. Park ,: Sunday.. Mr..and Mrs'. Roy Ashton of Goderich. visited .Mr: and Mrs. Wm: Park and family on Sunday. On Sunday the Orangemen paraded from their ha1lto the Anglican church., where there was a, large: attendance for their service. ' tree. The injured had to be pried out of the .car by the .hospit. al ambulance crew . The car was" drivenBarry McKay , age .19, son of Mr-. and Mrs, John 1vicKay of Wtngha'm. His passers- ger -was Miss Christine Ciernia •wski,'age 2U, Of Wingha.m, daughter .of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Czerniawski of innerkip, ,Ontario. .. n PAGE ELEVEN ; A en you Fxry' gallons of gasoline. dies' 17th when heOwas moving furni- ture .wales. One slipped -and- •'struck: him on the head.' He sus. - rained lacerations to scalp and - H rhe -bridge of his; nose:: _ • Gordon Leggatt ,•Wingham , lacerated his• first finger -of his. left hand on a saw at his home. Charles Robinson; R. R. 2, Lucknow was, on a ladder which . gave way and.he fell'approximat ely ib Leet .to the ground -"Fie - . 'received a"fractured, right knee cap, abrasions:to•bothleg's.; fac- • ial' contusions. He was;:admit-= ted to hospital. al. •'Chad, Mann,. age 3 ,' R: ,R. 2, Teeswater, son' of Mr. and Mrs. = the; ba•rn with other children and received a ,pitchfork laceration to his right leg. Connie: Haugh, age.8', ,R. R. 1, Mrs. Raymondd'Haugh, punctured. her left foot when she stepped on . a nail at her. home. '. Terrance Anger. ; age 12,, Wing-. ham.;... son -of: Mr.:..and. Mrs.'Bruce, Angerstepped on' a nail at the kriver, puncturing his left,foot.:: 1 ■ . installing cupboards at .CKNX , • -wlren d cupboard fell mins .fie -,a -d.. He was given first aid , treated and' released toreturnto his own doctor .in Hafover` . Leslie Greenaway , 'Blu'evale fell 'off a :ladder approximately 12 feet inuring his left knee and. arm; and suffering contusions.. • ' Robert Currie,: age: 8, R. -R. 3, Wingharn' son of Mr.. and. Mrs, John A. Currie, received painful, injuries when a calf bit' his . . right first' finger.. Dennis Ducharme ,• R. R...2, • Brussels, receivedpainful.i jur- les when he was trampled by a • steer. ;. He. received contusions and rrr - nd-a n =i-n'---=-P-au•1. - ° - et London was thrown off his motor cycle on the farm of Gord- on Smith•of Blyth. :He received facial lacerations and abrasion to -the face • Stanley 'Guthrie , .229 Winfield. .Street Waterloo :Ontario was playing ball in Brussels when a team mate accidentally . stepped on.his foot with his spiked. ball shoes•„causing a' puncture,. wound on his,instep .. Aired left leg..: Allan Breckenridge ,.R.' R. 2, Bluevale was digging post.holes • and caught.h'is left arm in.the. powert-•ke--off . 'H-e=reee-rved a,large '.laceration to -the inner portion of his .left arra.,' He was admitted to hospital. A single car ,accident occurred on the ..-B" line of Turnberry- opposite the cernetery ;: A :car • went out of control and struck a Injuries -Barry McKay exten- sive-sc 1p-la-ce rations ; fa'eia 1 lacerations compound fracture of . right femur , deep laceration of . Stay dry in the fields and. -right leg, ci ushing chesi iu jurieb , sa e-$7 O0 -too Get`one-of multiple lacerations and epntu�- '� sions. Condition critical. ' Miss Christine Czerniawski -.extensive: scalp laceration's,' fractured left femur , '.chesi injuries, multiple lacerations and contusions: Con-. mit on critical:. Both were trans- .ferrel to Victoria.Hospital, Satur- day morning. on Monday condi- ,,tion of both was still critical. The accident was investigated gg ted by Cpl; Croskill and Constable Wit - tick ,: Wingham „these, PVC (polyvinyl ' chloride)` waterproof' rain suits that are made'to. really last, Pants have wide attached suspenderswith • elastic insert. Jackethas big-ruggedplastic-buttons *for -quick, easy fastening,' • • sure protection against the weather. Yellow only, in ; small,mediim'and large.' ” sizes.' Come' in and discuss ' your'gasoline or,. diesel.. requirements and see this -tte�rair�=shit., : Regulars.. �$1 . Value 6 95 You Pa $.9.95 Pay. (With purchase of 100 gals. 'CO-OP gasoline/Diesel fuel) You Save $LOO ucknow District Co -o • . PHONE 357 66 69 CHEV 2 door, 8. automatic HEV -4 -door- sedan4=aut at with radio -3862 67 FORD 2 door,: 6 automatic, •radio' 67 9 CHRYSLER 2 door .hardtop, --- —power4#eel'-iuxakes�-,=racii CORONET stationwagon, . 8 ' aut uratic- with- radio • 6. CHEV, 2 door hardtop, console,. bucket seats and radio , 07-00•0.3..00.1 a o - 0. .M 67 FORD, 4 door sedan, 8 automatic 65 with radio 66 PLYMOUTH 4 door, 8 automatic with radio . TRUCK- 70 RUCK - 70' 7 DODGE W100 >< . , /2 torn sno-frter, equipped ` PLYMOUTH Sport Fury, 2 door hardtoe,.8 cylinder, 4 speed'' transmission 8 cylinder, speed transmission 411 Idk.t .41 Petroleum Products tudents; Spee An Enjoyable Dayl • Contr.ibuted•by Sandra ,Finlay.' Friday, June l t , ;15 a.m. found 39 Grade 6 students'and • their teachers, 'Miss Helen Thompson and/ Mrs.' Cheryl Cronin on.a bus headed for Owen Sound, 'Mr. Harvey Webster drove our bus first to Sun Valley Wildlife Park, where we;saw creatures of eve-ry shape ;: size., celou-r-and =obse�:rved w-itlr�i n terest ,s :lie dernonstrated the art of making these shingles.: • Each class •receiv ed;a'handmade,shingl.e as a souv-- enir. 1v1r. Landen Showed.us the cradle, Tom. Thompson. used as a baby and part of a•set of dishes • he had given• his .sister' for..her wedding gift. Displays •of dresses. tools ,'and household items used in days gone, by ,.were shown also, One of t reaate attray tionswas a log cabin used until, ten:years ago.; „_:... _ Ot ttrtfie=Tar Yro- pson description: Turtles, groundhogs; , pheasants foxes, deer, bears, • and mules greeted us as we strol- led through the grounds. After such an exciting morning Memorial Gallery. ! A collection of paintings done by Tom Thornp- . son and members of the Group . of Seven as well as paintings done b other well-known artists were • _ - r.ro .. explore Harrison Park. Next on our schedule was a trip to the County of Grey/Owen Sound Museurn. • • Mr. John Lander), the' curator there, made our vYsit'4uite enjoyable by explaining tock paintings, Indian life, and how shingles..were made by, hand. We on ex t•rt t ere. • orin romp- sons palette and clay pip' were shown ns also. • Everyone shopped in Towers before leaving for home., 1n Port Elgin , we: stopped fora light supper at the Traveller, , We arrived home at 1/:30, 'tired but very happy. VIE