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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-02-09, Page 2r. -P111/11 TWO The LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO "The Soppy Town" — On tha Huron-Broca Boundary Second Class. Mail Registration Number' 084? Established 1873 — Published Each Weduelday Afternoon Member of the C.W.N.A. and 0.W.N.A. • Subscription Rate,' $6.00 a year in advance — to the U.S.A., $8.00 HT E .k.ucKtiow...sgtfrook LUCKNOW, , ONTARIO, VISITS IN NEWFOUNDLAND Attends BaptismL Of Gton'clson. WEDNESDAY,., FEBRUARY- 9, 1971 EDNE Fl Miss I pati is Hosc spent la Stothers The will nie llth at Town 1 request Stuai pattick co-op Viewi n °tont, Mrs. Sund a Dave j 4)erldi Water] Mt nil; MCKay, fell on ice and lacerated his chin. , Mrs. Louis (Jeanne) Blake, Bitissels fell at hOme and fractured her left ankle. She was admitted to hospital. Russell Jones, age 15, Wingham lacerated his right leg' February 3 While helping push a car out of snow. Jane Vath, age 11, Wingharrr, daughter 'of and Mrs. Peter Vath, while riding on a snowmo-. bile, was in collision with .a car on Riverview Road, Wingham. She wad admitted to hospital with a fractured knee cap. Wingham, Town Police-, E. baer-investigat- ed. Marion Willie , age 19, Wng- ham, was a passenger in a car , driven by Len Hatt , travelling North of• Wingham on Highway #4, four miles North of Teeswat- er on February , 5. They were meeting a truck when. a chunk of ice fell off the truck and went through the windshield of the car. Miss Willie received deep lacera- tions to her scalp and right band. She was treated and later releas- ed. Wingham McKit- trick investigated. A multi car accident due to the storm occurred February 5' 1/2 mile East of Wingham on Highway #86, A car driven by Jamp Pol- and was driving East on Highway 86 and swerved to. avoid hitting ' a car stuck 'in the snow. It was struck .in the rear by another car. Two passengers were treated: Ms. Derrnott (Phyllis) O'Reilly., age 22, Kincardine was a passenger in the Poland car. 'She received lower back* injuries and was treat- ed and released. • The second car was apparently driven by Robert Shepherd, St. Catharines. His wife Jan was examined and re- leased. Wingham Q.P.P. McKit- trit:k investigated. wt. Kenneth ('Dawn) White, Brussels, age 32,, was driving a snowmobile down a hill and received .,a severe shock when the machine landed and the patient'. rolled off. The accident happen- ed on the 6th Concession of Morris Township. She was admitted to hospital with lower back injuries. Wingham O.P.P. Balzer investig- ated. Mrs. William E. Andrew of Ashfield returned last week from a three week visit with Rev. and • Mrs. Donald Stroh (Louise Andrew)- of Torbay R.oad., St. Johns, Newfoundland. On Sunday, January 30th, she attended the baptism p1 her grands.on, Andrew George Stroh in Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church as proxy for the Godpar- ents, Russell Stroh of Conestogo and Mary Andrew of London who were unable to be present'. Mrs. Andrew, reporis the scenery in and around St. Johns as very. beautiful. The weather. was spring-like with' plenty of, warm sun every day. The people really go Out of their way to give visitors a good time. The Latvian Ladies of Don's congregation had two afternoon teas for Mrs. Andrew and she was taken to the Arts and Culture Centre to a concert one evening. They also took her for scenic &Wes and for a tour of Confederation Building, The New- foundland Parliament Buildings. William Towle Died In Texas ' William Towle,. formerly 'of . Paramount, passed away in 'San Benitb, Texas. on. Monday, Feb-, ru,ary.rlth.,. He was 80... Funeral arraugernents-atemplete but services will be held -from 'Mac Kenzie 'Methorial Chapel; Lucl- nc!W... Mr..Towle is survived by one' brother Gordon of Vancouver and: two Sisters„IvIrs. 'Jean Cr4mp of Winghirn and Mrs. -Harvey (Anne. (Annetta ).:,Muir :of Montreal. onc.. of a family 'of nine Towle was raised at Paramount on. .the far'm now 'owned by Cameron Cook of . Lucknow. ' Mr: Towle .spent G months of .• :the , year in Texas'and the remain , der- Of the year irf the. Wingham area. • • • ACCIDENTS CONTINUED,JPROM PAGE 1 when the snowmobile he was rid- ing struck a frozen Clump of earth January 31 on the 7th Concession of West Wawanosh. He was treat- ed and released. Investigated by Wingham 0.P:P. McKittrick. William Craig, R. R.-2, - Blyth, fell on ice January 31 and fractured some ribs. David Pletch, age 9, Belgrave, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pletch, fell on ice-and fractured his left arm. He was admitted to hospital for treatment. Mrs. Gladys Adams fell at her daughter's:home and dislocated her left shoulder. Ethel, fell on ice' on the Main Street of Brussels February 1 and fractured her left wrist. „ Mis; Stella Clark, Brussels', fell on ice in Brussels February-1 and fractured her right wrist and injured some •ribs. She was ad- mitted to hospital. Steven McKay, age 10, Wing- /11am, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan • Donald C. Thompson, Publisher • WEDNESDAY; FEBRUARY 9, 1972 COME IN AND ASK ABOUT PUR BARGAINS! JOHNSTONE and SON FURNITURE LUCKNOW PHONE 528 3013 NOW OFFERED AT JOiitiSTONE 81 SON FURNITURE Get Your Home Ready For Spring Now AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE :61rotopgi'Mpll4@pc2wo:w DISABLED ..4pukTs -.. NEED YOUR SUPPORT — WON'T YOU SUPPORT THE—ABILFTY—FUND ZION 'Mrs. D. A. Hackett.and,Mrs. DOn Hackett, attended.the 4 -II Club Training'course on Thursday. in Wingham. A similar training was held on Friday also, but due WHAT IS THE REHABILITATION FOUNDATION FOR THE DISABLED? The Foundation is a. volunteer, non-profit organization dedicated to' furthering the medical, vocational and social iehabilitation of physically handicapped residents of Ontario, over the age of 19, except the blind, mentally retarded or mentally ill for whom, special services exist. MEMBERS OF THE LADIES AUXILIARY . TO THE CANADIAN LEGION, LUCKNOW BRANCH' '309, ALONG WITH MANY OTHER VOLUNTEERS WILL BE CALLING ON YOU DURING. THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY •place.. Wanda •lunter:, lege., KirigSton ,.spentrk. end at slier home he: 'return; Wanda plracti.(1, -for a' month --two vti < c Kin:.- ston, and two .weeks in Ottd10. HOLYROOD 111,.1 . • CONTINUED , 1••\, l Wear". operate the HOlyrood post 'office which has found temporary head- quart:e the r firinthe.e Maxwell home since The entire store suffered heav- ily. from smoke , heat and water damage with •some fire -damage. The Maxwells are -presently asses- sing their in business as soon as hpoasssaibdlve their losses and are hoping to .: sedTahgeahi:nesaxitslai ldve4afiritgmaennyt, Of their food stock and this will all have 'to be .distarded. The living quarters at the rear of the store and the bedrooms above the living ciuSrtOrs have suffered.iforn smoke damage. The Maxwell fa inily have been spending the, nights in Teeswater at .the home of .her mother, Nirs. Gregory Fischer, and working daturtihneg oi.d clean up Holyrood A Benefit Da ric r Iid °IN... to stormy weather the ladies were was also-Feld -6-ff Wed nada .. of • this week. The New Club feat- ures a Sewing course -on •"SleepDaze. ,Luc know firemeri v,ert. on the scene •for over two hours. Tc;,-- eratures the night of the fire were very cold. Jack Maxwell purchased the Holyrood• store business from John --ru brAothe4—fr—Lana4rici_ple also the first, grandson for Mr. and Mrs Congratulations are extended -to. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Kirldand • of Kingsville on the arrival of a baby son born on Thursday; Feb- Gordon Kirkland. A very stormy day On Friday gave, the school children another holiday from school.. Mrs. Frank Ritchie had some 'of her neighbours in• to a quilting party on Tuesday. • • • ). • • , Any one in •the area havirig any information on the history of Zidn's.old schoOt-house could contact Mrs. WarFen Zinn, who' 'is compiling the past history -of this old School', 'In gleaning S.011.1t of this information from the. older. generatiOn, we are acquainted: - , • with many e vents, sad and • otherwite.;_which befell our piOri- eer forefathers.. Lets try to assist Nirs., Zinn in malting this an interesting article. • Trinity U.C. W. meeting will he held on Thursday, 'February 10th at the home of Mrs. Chester Please note change of: