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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-09-20, Page 9,....••••••••••••,\\•\\•••••..... Ilatinam-1,-- m.21 sirt.23 AiNueowesillo snag artaa Snag el 'EWAN E. / THERETURNoF also COUNT VORG 116744/6' DRIVE-IN • GODERICH HWY 8 Al CONCV,;:ON RD rr hr / / / / / / / / LIIIIILIL11111 IVY Id nes " lustswas... R 15rta1t ILI MUM III !WI II MI TOPLESS VOLUPTUOUSLY 'BEAUTIFUL STARLETS SEIDERE3 BODIES • • • • • ••••••%••••N N. • 0,0, •\%••••••••• / / 4 / / OPEN . VO-EKENOS • •••••••••••••• • - Sec 24 • / 1 Ar Anti ENTO194014q 1 • moki• • mosimemi Vossos rade" opisafs'asossit! Tr Injuries... At ospital.,. Percy Colpitts, age 26, 1570 Lawrence Avenue West, Toronto, was employed by the A & A Line Markers of Toronto and while' marking the road was struck by a feed truck on County Road north of Wroxeter on September 11. Thomas Steffler, R. R. 2 Mild- may , was the driver of the truck. Mr. Colpitts received an injured arm, abrasions to left and right elbows, was treated and released. The accident was investigated by Walkerton, 0 P P. LYCEUM THEATRE WINGHAM PHONE 3574430 SHOW TIMES:. Friday Friday and Saturday at 715 and 9:15. All other days, one show at 8:00, - except where Otherwise stated. ************* THUR., PRI., SAT., SEPT. 21, 22, 23 "Vanishing Point" Adult Entertainment • Colour - Starring i Barry Newman, Man Jagger. !They got rid of the Indians and the cowboys. * . Now they're after everyone else. ford' with- with Graham. L. - Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wylds had a trip thru the Muskoka dist- rict on holidays. at • t- urn, end ing S . ed 1- Mr hir- nake uii C JACK L1MAION SAMIANAIIMAS ligivittisttwfteh - ftessoseuglAr "With SixYou Get Eitrolr Mactims,61.6300900MCISSZCItmcSSWiSlogssioMigsg se4.24 A...25 re..26 "'r if igiorinisiistssismar I. ( plus fil°14 GODERICH, ON T. 524 -7811 T.H.E. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, 1,UCKNOVI, ONTARIO - PAWS Notia Everyone was to. think of a. name for the club and,it was dec- ided on "Dungannon Supper Serv- ers". The covert for our books •are red with black letters. The' next,meeting will be on Wednes- daySe-pte-rnher-20-at-the-horne— of Linda . Young. Mrs. Maclnnis led in ,a discus- sion on patio parties, picnics, buffet suppers and shish- kabobs. The handout sheets are to be filled out for the next meet'- , ing. *The group work involved a corn and wiener roast ; which was enjoyed by all. cussion on Sunday suppers, patio suppers , barbecues and picnics.' Our meeting closed with the creed The next meeting will be held on September nineteenth. Supper Servers Dungannon I 4-H club held its, sected meeting at the home of Mrs. Bev MacInnis on Thursday , September r14 at 7 p.m. Lois A--darris.Lb-r-origlit--th-e=rtieetirig' to- order .and all recited the 4-H • pledge.' Sharon Tigert read the secretarial report and Shelly Tig- ert gave the treasurer's report after 'everyone handed in .50¢ to cover expenses. Roll call was taken44ith' everyone answering with 'a dish for' a patio party. There was one member missing. \ ••••••••• • • • • • \ • • • • • •• %.• • \ • ••• ••• • •• • Coo•kettes • 'The second meeting of Dun- gannon`II 4-H ,club was held on , 8atiirday, September 16. 'All members were present. and a - guest LorrailfeMiCrokinild'.7-7--- It was decided to, call our club pungannonCoOkettes and to use'. red covers' and gold letters' for this club. . • We made Shish Kabobs which•• • , • we enjoyed.. Next meeting will ile_olaaturay..„.1.5.eptembet..23 • at Irene Hasty's hOme.' Barbecueltileetun* g For Handicrafters The second meeting of the St. Helen's Happy Handicrafters was held on iiiiidaSeptember twel- -•fth in the form of a barbecue. • Vegetables and meat were barbe- cued and enjoyed by the girls. The meeting opened with the pledge followed by the roll call "My favourite pienio i barbecue or patio food". The exhibits for the Lucknow Fall Fair were discuSsech Some of the girls were appointed to oo afterthe 'skits and posters .for Achievement' Day. Forms were filled out for .those girls who have 'taken four or, more projects. A discussion was held on various menus the girls-had-bring the past week. The leaders' led a dis- 1 A two car collision occurred September 15 on. Highway #86 and Huron. County ROad #12((Mor- risbank corner). A truck driven by Ronald Walden, age 25, Wingham, travelling East on HighWay 86 was in,coillision with a car driven by Robert Martin • McLelland, age 66, '190 Peter Street, Walkerton, travelling North on County Road 12. Mr. ,McLelland-was pronounced dead at the scene by Coroner Dr. W. A. Crawford. Ronald Walden suffered from chest injuries and shock. He was admitted to hos.- pital. InVestigated by Wingham McKittrick. Jack Nicholson, R. R. 2, Blue- vale , was admitted to hospital September 16 with chest injuries caused When he fell off a load . of straw, striking his head on a baler at his hoine farm., Earl Reinhardt, age 14, R. R. Teeswater , son of Mr. and MrS.- Wilbert-Reinhardt-was admitted to hospital September 16 with head injuries when he fellout of a hay mow landing'on his head. Kinloss Township Council Minutes LOCHALSH With the hockeir season not too far off, we find some of our young people attending school in hew areas, in order to play hock- ey for that town, Both Ken and David Farrish, sons of Duncan and Peggy Parrish are off to Strat- ford. Graham Hamilton, also to Stratford, is the son of Donald and Dorothy Hamilton of this area. Paul Trembley is home from Wingham and District Hospital. Congratulations to Ainslie Martyn, who won her class in the Baby Show at Lucknow Fall Fair. Mrs. Hartley McTayish and Mrs. Graham MacLeod of Toron- to were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mccharles. Lynn and. Barrie Elphick were' proud owners of'lst Prize rabbits at Lucknow Fair. Mrs. Emile MacLennan spent Saturday in London at the. Western Fair. Mrs.. Margaret Morton and children of Stratford spent a few days with Mrs. Emile MacLennan. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Emberlin of Toronto spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Finlayson. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Hamilton and family spent Sunday in Strat- t• WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20114 . im referred 'back to the engineers'for the necessary changes. The clerk was instructed to notify the owners on the Cauley and Taylor-Tiffin- at..-ott-dmin fer=t-rrieert -on-tbe— Kinloss. Council met on Septem- ber 5 at 7.30 p.m. , the reeve and all Council present. , After the minutes of the regular meeting of August' 1 Were adopted as read , a report on the McLeod ',drain_for_an_improvement was considered. . It was felt' by some thatthe out- let of the drain should .be extended to Highway 86. The report was FRI.-SAT.-SUN. THE RED CROSS IS PEOPLE LIKE YOU HELPING -- PEOPLE LIKE YOU LEAVES71108-1L-CAROOVIEDLIVALS you can • AT THE STARTING .GATEr —Bob Selne.aggi, w1Ns meet them for a eau.= U•4111.•• carom/rpm opc MAXIIWWWW1 Showtime - 8:15 CLINTON - ONTARIO staiiiik FRIDAY • SATURDAY - SUNDAY- SEPTEMBER 22-23-24 JAMES COBURN mooN mar nomaarm *IS .. dry Dirs. Skov/time ,.....nawmgmemistimemewasoommaaamemsamsamw Ideally Matinee 23 andOt aadltfl \\I"\\‘‘,,,,,,00„\\\\\\\‘\s .„‘„...\‘‘,„\\\\.„‘s,. sitei with the engineer and COun- cil to discuss additional work on' the improvement asked, for. The insurance coverage 'was discussed with a representative from Frank Cowan Insurance 'and Barry McDonagh. Fire insurance on the Township Garage was raised from $50,000 to $55,000. The councillor disability insurance \Was increased from $5.0.00 to - -- $100:00 per week for total disab- ility and coverage for personal slander was taken out on Council and Township employees. • A motion was made to apply to the Department of Transport and Communications for interim subsidy on highway expenditures. The following accounts were ordered paid: General, $1,366.67; Drains, $1,224.75; Highways, • $9,691.87. The-Theefing'Was a-djourri-ed rd ' meet September 11th at.9 a.m. • FRASER. MacKINNON, CLERK. PARA' Charles Bronson Adult Entertainment COMING NEXT FRI...SAL -SUN. else 's IN IlieLpellachine I Starring et,gy aVAINGE • 14:=K:==xsc=tmot 'ALSO Adult Entertainment • Jack Palma* Oa it AN Om • IR op / /