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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-04-25, Page 20The Lord Simcoe hasat somethingo nelxytr$a5f90.9r 0y.olut.inh.c'isuda night delu spexeacciCaolinfom r two bdation for two V nights, dinner in the famous Captain's Table complete with a champagm cocktail, breakfast each morning and a sightseeing toil of Toronto's many- exciting attractions —, all for bill) $59,90, subject ,to, advance registration. The, LOrt Simcoe is in the heart of downtown Toronto', close ti shopping, get pping , theatres e something- and entertainment.lseh taes -special, You e ci a 1, at the Lora Simcoe — it's frie'ndly hospitality you will enjoy throirgh Out your stay with us. • Colour TV in every room, fully air conditioned, Lord Sinicoe Hotel See your travel agent or contact us at: 150 King Street West, Toronto. Telephone: 362-1848, We couldn't forget an occasion some day. 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V R. 4 Ripley was in collision with a parked vehicle owned by James Beecroft , London.- Damage to the parked vehicle was approx- imately, $700;00. On February 24, a two vehicle collision occurred on Cty. Rd. 7 at the Jct. of Conc. 10 , Huron Twp. A vehicle operated by Jos- eph Hodgins, Ripley was in colli- sion with a vehicle operated by Patricia Henderson, Ripley. Dam• age to the vehicles was approxim- ately $400:00. , BICYCLE STATISTICS On Ontario highways in 1971 there, were 459 collisions involv - ing bicycles. These collisions • resulted in the death of 34 bicyc- lists and injuries to. 376. In. 1972 collisions increased to 504, causing death to .35 bicyc- lists and injuries to 422. The bicycle is a vehicle and the operator must be treated in much the same manner as •the , operator of, a motor vehicle. On Sunday, April 8, Constable Burgess investigated a car and horse accident on Conc. 12, Huron Twp. VA vehicle operated . by Harry Smit, R. R. # 4 Kincar- dine was in Collision with a horse owned by Gordon Stewart, R. R. 2, Ripley. ' KINLOUGH NEWS Neighbours 'on the 10th conees- .sion gathered on Wednesday even- ing at the home of Mr. and• Mrs, Gerald Murray and fdmily in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mc - Jones and family Who are moving to Blyth. Games were played. Euchre prizes went to Mrs. P. A. Murray and Stewart MacDonald. Mrs. 'Gerald Murray read an address expressing regret in losing, this family and wishing them the' best in their new home. Mrs. Grant F.ckenswiller presented them with a swag lamp. Ruth and Karen Eckenswiller presented Bob, Dale and Nancy with gifts. After Dan thanked everyone, lunch was served and a' social time was spent. •• Holyrood, Ontario, April 18, 1973. Dear Anne, Dan, Bob, Dale and Nancy, We 'have put the mat of welcome out, And opened wide the door We've shined up all the windo* panes And then mopped up the floor We've put our party dresses on, And now with smiles of glee We're glad so many here could come, , , To visit, and have a cup of tea. But then behind each smile there is a tear, Because we never really thought we'd lose you After all these twenty-three years. left the road and struck a hydro pole. • • PROPER ACTION WHEN A TIRE BLOWS . Motorists ! Know what to .do if a tire blows •while you're travel- ling at highway speed? The Ont- ario Driver's Handbook says don't jam on the brakes. Instead, take your foot off the accelerator. concentrate on steering• and let your car roll to a safe stop.- Rern ember, jamming on' the brakes when a tire blows could cause your car to overturn. . On Monday, April 2, Constab- le Burgess investigated an accid- ent involving' two southbound vehicles on #21 highway just 1 north of Pine River. 'A vehicle operated by Marion McLean, R. R. # 4,.•Ripley was in conj.'. sion with a vehicle operated by Paul Wilcox, Owen Sound. Damage to the vehicles was approximately $809.00. ' On Tuesday, April 3, Con- , stable Wiwczaryk investigated, a two vehicle collision in Lucknow; A vehicle operated by Elleda Irwin, R. R. 5, Lucknow 'was in collision with a •second vehicle operated by Delmar MacKie, R. R. 3 Holyrood. The accid- ent occurred at the Jct. of Have- lock and Campbell Streets. Lucknow , Ontario., On Thursday , April 5, Con= stable Whitelaw investigated a two vehicle collision. A Vehic- le operated by Melvin Irwin was in collision with a second vehicle . operated. tty—Kennanaiger, Luck - now. Damage to the vehicles• was approximately $200,00, A. R. BURGESS, Public Information Officer. like this, When your're Moving from our line, We know you won't forget us But hope all your thoughts are fine. . Some of us did some shopping too, And we hope you like what •we got for you. . NoW it give us the very greateit • of pleasure To present these gifts that 'we hope you will treasure - We trust you will find them useful each day . While keeping•house in your new home by the way. We hope in the future you all will be spared Many more years like the 'ones with us :you have shared. May all that is brightest and fairest In life, be your portion, and share, Be Happy! God's blessing attend you Is ever our. wish and our prayer. 'We hope you like your new home Not so far away - in When a knock at your door you may hear, It could be God sending some new friends, - Or it could be just some of us dropping by • For a bit of a visit., you bet, Cause you'll not be that "gosh awful" far away That we can't getthere, surely, Best wishes, Your Friends and Nei Former Teat Heads New P The Ontario Youth Sec is a newly-created gover organization aimed at sea Ontario'S. youth, , Wally Coulthard , who t at Luc know District High and Woodstock's Huron P ondary School before joi Ministry of Education in l has been appointed direct secretariat. He described the future new organizatiOn. 'We acting as a Co-ordinating with every ministry in the rent• that has programs in youth. In order to find th typesV of programs availab will need to identify and priorities V to all youth-rel Projects in the provincial ment , at well as keep to Ottawa's Opportunities for programs," he said: The. Youth Secretariat be an information source both agencies and individ working with young peopl will act as a' monitoring Over a vast number of you jects , programs and grou KINCARDINE • on Sunday, April 22, Constab- le Poland investigated a single vehicle accident -involving a vehicle operattd by John Travis, R. R. # 2, Tiverton. The'north- .bound vehicle left the road and struck a fence in the east slgelr. On Thursday, Apri119, P, c. Whitelaw investigated a single car accident in Huron Ridge. A vehicle operated by Raye McLel- land, R. R. # 4, Kincardine left, the road and struck a culvert. ' On Friday, April 20, Constable. Whiteldw investigated a single car accident at, Point Clark. A vehicle operated by Erna Dessen, Kitchener left Vthe roadway and struck a mailbox. • On Friday, April 20, Constable Whitelaw investigated a single car accident in Underwood. A southbound vehicle operated by John Elliott, Brucefield left the road and struck a mailbox. RULES FOR SAFER CYCLING PARENTS! If your child rides a bicycle, make sure he knows and obeys the traffic rules for safe cycling. Here are some tips . for safer cycling. (1) signal turns and stops with the proper signals,.. the left arm'•out and up for a right turn... out .straight for a left ' V turn...out and down for a stop. (2) after signalling, return, your left hand to the handle bar promptly.. and keep both hands on the handle bars. (3) ride in -single. file . close to the curb. (4) carry parcels in a carrier ... not in your hand. And remember, a regulation bike is for one rider.. no passengers allowed. ' A. R.• BURGESS, Public Information Officer. On February 22, a westbound vehicle operated by David Hus- ton, R. R. 1, Kincardine overturn ed in the ditch west of Ripley. Damage was approximately $590.00. On February 22, a snowplough operated" by Peter Guikema #4,401.TWENTY On. Tuesday, April 10, a two vehicle collision was investigated by Constable Daulby. On the Douglas Point Access Road, a vehicle operated by Kenneth Stanley, Inverhuron was in colli- sion with a vehicle operated by John Norman, R. R. # 5, Kin- cardine./ Damage to the vehicles • was extensive and both drivers were injured. On Friday, April 13, a Vehic- le operated by Donald Taylor, R. R..# 2, LucknoW struck a dog on the South Line, Kincar- dine Twp. The accident ,was ' investigated by Constable Poland; On Sunday, April 15, Constable. Wiwczaryk investigated a single vehicle accident on Conc.. 2, Kinloss Twp. A vehicle operat- ed -by Conrad Wyatt, Huron Park