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WEDNESDAY,..MARCH. 17th, 1971
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
PAGE
THIRTEEN.
Many Acciden#s
treated'At
.:
Windham Hospital_
;dark Robert Kuindersma, age
13,, 1027 Clarence Street, Sarnia •
was struck from behind while
• attempting to push his :father's
.car out of a snow drift approxt,tn;=
ately 1.5 miles north,.gt' Blyth...
•
,1ieiiwasadmitted to hospital, via
arnbulanee in critical condition.~.
pn• March 8'and he died on March.
Q. He suffered severe shock,„
fracture of both upper legs, crush'=
ed right hand and severe internal
• injuries. Wingham O.P.P. Mc-
i(ittrick .investigated. '
Miss . Lois June- Moran , R. R. •3,,
TeesWater fell. down seven or eight
steps at her home March'9:and.
fractured her nose:
'''Jose'ph Waechter , 'age. 57, R. R.
•
Wroxeter was standing. on° Hi,gh-
ways 7Irprox mately drie mile
,., • west o,fGorrie.., .when he was
• • struck by.a car driven by Fred •M
corn. He :was admitted: tohospt
alvia ambulance:• His injuries:
were , abrasions to Scalp,, injured
knees 'a nd left hip
Paul Long.; age:13, Palmerston•
was injured playing hockey. in. the .,
Wingh•ani;'Arena:, receiving. a lac-.
.erationto the right•eyelid..
Lloyd' Odd.; 162 Wharncliffe
London , Ontario. received a. ,frac
tired spine when be fell 'off :the
lift, gate. , of rbe Supertest • e>rP l
•-eum truck. while fillingthe as.
g
tanks at McCutcheon Motors at
Brussels. '..11e Was admitted .tp hos
Fal
Isle Of AI[an
Mrs. Alex Purves of St.',tielens,.
has-rec—OVed-word-of-the-death -4-•.
of .her father,- Thomas Arthur
Moore of Castletown, Isle of Man,
ile, died suddenly on Monday*,-.
March l,at the age of 87. Mrs.
Moore •passed: away in 1940.;
Mr Moore is survived by his'
daughter Mrs.. Alex (Kitty)
Purves of St.. Helens; a daughte,
Dorothy:'' Moore and a son Arthur
who made their home with their
farther ,and a 'son Harry, who is
married andalso lives .in Castle=
town.. Another son died in 1948..
•
Alex. and Kitty were married
while Alex Wasserving in the
.Canadian armed forces. Mrs.
Purves has not beenback to her:
homeland' singe coming out to
-Ca nada-in 1946`-followin the war;•;
Street', Toronto apparently fell.
off the, front of•the Caboose: of .•'
the train at Teeswater He Was.
,knocked' -down byside rails .of the
car.. .He received abra-
sions
a�tir.a.
cions to'the back and,left leg
injuries.
Howard. Ellacott`, • R R'.',3
Brussels•fell off a 'horse, at his
home, :H'e was.admitted to hos-•
pita) with 'back , abdominal d
pita) via ambulance .•
M1rs.',irank (Annie): MacLennan,
EZ
R. :8, Lucknow was admitted.
to hospital .with back,injuries
when she•fell. on: the~ ice =coming •
down some steps at"h'er home
March..'1.1.,
Norman McBride, 19 Hewitt•
r •.
CRAWFORD MOTORS
CHRYSLER - DODGE - PLYMOUTH
WINGHAM ONTARIO
68 AUSTIN, 4 door
67 FORD, 4`
door sedan; 8 automatk
with radio
66 'P'LYMOUTH 4 door, 8 automatic
with radio :
.66 FORD Galaxie,.500 2 door hard
P '
to 8 automatic'and radio '
•
66' FORD,.4 door,' 8 automatic, power.
steering; • .radio
:6 CHRYSLER, 4 •door. . power
equipped.
6
DODGE;... 4 door, '6 automatic;
power steering and radio., •
65 :PLYMOUTH) 2 door hardtop, .8
automatic., with radio • '
65 FORD' Galaxie 500, 4 ' door
"hardtop,. 8 automatic
n65 OLDSMOBILE power steering,'
brakes and radio . .
DUNGANNON
MORE SNOW STORMS
What' a hpmecorriing ! Mr ;and
Mrs., Frank Thompson , after .tw.o•
weeks iii,sunny Florida ,.with
beautiful weather all the way,'
arrived, horns : Moriday in" the .see -•
• I.NOWMOBILES .'
Thele:Was.' rattling an roa
around. here on Sunday :when the :
'snowrrtobilers' held their "meet at •
Dun annon race track.' 'There
,.. w•g
was.beautifu'l weather ,• a good' ,
crowd' and 'cath. prizes., One race.
was with souped-uprnachines but
the competition was mostly, .be
tween,'Skidoos and :.Arctic. Cats.`
There 'Was one • minor:.accident
but no One was hurt
HOW:ABOUT LIBRARY : •
' ,• Folks, wiry not• make more, use
of our'Public Library; ,:Do you :
,know that Beth, has a service .in
_which she will try'to get you= any
book that you want? . The .book I,
recommend' this *week is: The,
Poverty Wall by Ian Adams,' a.
highly readable .account of econ-
omrc conditions in Canada
bounds dull? Believe me its•any-
thing but ,' Do ,you .know. that
people,•who earn, $4,.,.5'000, to $'7 , 500'
a .year. pay 50: °%o'o:f:the ,nation's:
ncoin'e tax, while :huge com:pan-
ies clearing 50: million a year:: or
pore .hav,e millions untouched by,
income'.tax? 'Do you know that'•;'
11�
makeover $5000 a;year: Many
of these a ;e' sole supports'•of :fam
ilies ,That 1/3 of 'all single ',
-,.working, wort en rriake $17.00 or
less? That errtployers use :a rule •
•of the thumb to pay women 4: ,
half what they ,pay'a' rnan for the
na an and worst. snow storrn•of the year
Mrs Thomps_; was°heard to
say that ,they w. 1d -have turned
back a Carlow.bur ••oticed the
traffic•braving:the: viiite wall to
the north, so carn'E oti`and 'made
Mrs. Deborah Struthers' Tees-
water fell on'the ice. at the • ,ees-
watei` Areta • re :I4 and`Iacera=
ted; her scalp. •
Allan Holyrood , ' age 16 _,.R. R.
Kincardine: received .a. lac•era ^.
tion•over;his right eye whilepla ,
... g ..Y .... P • y
mg: hockey at Winghani Arena
Miss Elaine`Muphy, Wingharrt,`
fell skiing at. Collingwood .and.
injured' her right leg. She was' •
treated' and 'released.
•
NOW
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REASON
IHY YOU
HOULD-CONVERT
.ES.El�T
1
EQUIPMENT TO
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It. -eas=y-to-convert too-oi1: Wehave a complete
.line :of ,top quality Esso Heating Equipment to
choose from • Esso burner -$1.85 a month •
. Complete Esso , oil ' furnace unit`$4.95*'
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HOME HEAT .SERVICE
it safely.
•:Not;so fortunate'we.r' travellers
on' he :21,h ; h
t i•� way'at Fc,,�:A:7bert..
cA five -Car pile -up; investigated by.
Constable Doug Spitzig occurred'ir
the.h.ollow there.' involved.. were
Ronald Smith, Pete; Kow:alcki.:
arid Mrs. Broughton Dungannon,
g of Dg
Kirpakios Kiriaagos. of Toronto,'
Murray Carson. Milis:.of Cartwright.
and William:Drennan." Noone
was hurt but ' for a time .they lost
one car. To the north of. this:two •
cars collided.' This was7invest,ig-
at'ed by Constable Harold ,Gr.een.'.
I was awfully glad of riiy bil
.ill-mannered pooch on 1 londa'y.
when I had to go out and wade• •
through 3 .foot .drifts..:He has a
bad ,habit of dashing in front 6T
•
one •, but Monday that was just
fine. :Though he had to sort of
swim .through same, of the dtifts
and the snow wasov his b k ��o
places, he broke a pretty good:
trail t.: ,
same' Jo.b? Db you' know that
e r is: ac :. m '• . R ' : f Indian Househo ds ay_e_'
incomes of less than' $30:00 , '
5;4..5 % have less. than $2000 and
28,210 have less than $1000:' Is •
it any"wonder that ar Indian's.iife
expectancy, is 3,0 sonic odd .years?
On these incomes they're starving
John -and Lardgivk-got-t�
work in Coderch Monday morn-
ing but were storm -stayed at,
:nicat.the. former's b'rother in
1aw''s George Caldwell. of•Marke•i
Street:. •
Mr.. and Mrs'. Norman,•EnTmer>-
ton have moved into the Mack
house across from the United
G>lti rch They '
' will' wet It o ..
tlob. McAllister:.
Mrs, Ralph . Brodie spent a' few
liays--in Wn1dsor at t!te.home of
'her daughter Patty (Mrs. Lonny
Fairburn;) to see her newrand
daughter 'I'obi. Janni.
Any of you goodcooks• want to
exercise your culinary k 1 t hi5.
surnrrrcraysn anc� get paid
for' it . Mrs Lily McDonald is the
gal to see if you would,
�to death=; �1 hat---has-rhi-s-to-do- -
with you and' nie'? Well when!IV
'brother is, made:less my own
dignity is lessened., This and
many other goodies are'between
.,:t -he ages thi aok•..--,Xou•tic-a-ri-
have it a soon as we get' it back
to the library:
ASHFI ELD
(Too •Late. For. Las(', Week)
Mr; and'. Mrs. 'George 'Leadbetter
spent last week end with Mr ' u
'Colin MacGregor;•
JOINS: R, C. M. P,
James Oke of Toronto :visited
Mrs:. Earl Howes, prior to leaving
for 'Regina 'where he is to "'
tra-in 1,01434-he-R.'C.,:M.=P;•
WORLD' DAY OF :PRAYER
The Ashfield W, M,: S joined
with the Ripley - ` Churches to; obser-
.
ve the World's Day of Prayer. last
Friday -. Mrs:':Ew:a•n MacLean '
,
President ,-was one of the leaders,
• in the Res`'onsive Readings and'a
Readings
trio was ,sun' by Mrs.. Donald
g y
i.
Sim son. ivirs. 'Allen ' lcDonald and p. � 1\lac . .. .
Mrs. Jim.West with 'Mrs. .
Duncan Simpson. accompanying
.on- the organ
YOUR MAN WITH
•
Mrs: john. Finnigan, Wingham
.were. guests at Mr: and 1rs
Char•l:-es Fowler•on''-Sunday
Mr. and :Mrs. R. T•., Kilpatrick , •
Win ham 'Mr, and Mrs. Grant
Sowerby (•Linda Blake), Mr. and
•Mrs Morris'Bean of Auburn were
_re rs wxh'�r-and.ly-lrc.. .
' Cec it Blake,
If you have any news of man,
'bird>, beast' or otherwise I'd'
'be glad to hear of it Oh incid
entally, I saw a waxwing on my
.clothesline Saturday morning..
A fun tithe was_had_..Thursday._.-,.
•night MarcIffl1 atseven,ta.bles
when the L.O.L. held a card
party in the Orange )-Tall.' High,
lady was Mrs.' Gordon, Finnigan;
second was Mrs. Bill Wiggins:. '-
W...sitsJack;._Erririgtonwand.".,�
Ise\,cond was Erik Wiggins: ,
Mr:.and Mrs, Harvey Congrarn.
•visited -overnight Saturday to Sun-
day with Mr, and Mit. .Lorne
Ivers.:
PEarl•Caldweii arrived home
fatti
rlkitigha rn I ias.p.- ta.L'Saturday
morning in time for lunch. At
this writing she. is feeling pretty
good.
Masotti McAllister also got
):tonic front: the hospital on Sa,ttu'
day, Ile: sayt;he's feeling pretty
•
Harold Blake is horpe, again
froiii London. Hospital ,Friends
hope he .win t'e well'.roti)' now on,:
lv1r: and Mrs. Torn Fowler
Darrel and Karen froth Parkhill,'
Nlr;. bred Fowler , Port t;lgin , 1virS",
lerti Maebona•ld fern kexdale and
Yours
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Phone '..528-23013.
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