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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-06-06, Page 8• t 4 r • -I! . • • • ' PASS MOW THE .LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO No -Charge Extras ... AH Yours with a Snrtile Radiator- fill? Of course. And before you leave here, your car windows are immac- ulate, your tires are checked. We 'cheer- fully provide no -cost extras, along with the tops in auto service. . LUCKNOW. KINCARDINE On May 10, 1973 Constable . Daulby investigateda two vehicle collision in.Ripley. An eastbound vehicle operated by Albert Wylds, Ripley collided with_a westbound • vehicle op,erated.by Margaret Gemmell, Ripley. Damage to thevehicles was estimated $1,000.00.. • Constable Daulby investigated , a single car accident in Kincar- dine Township on May 12, 1973. A southbound vehicle operated by Steven Watson, left the roadway - • and struck a tree in the ditch. " • Damage to the.vehicle was exten- sive., • ,FOLLOWING FIRE DEPARTMENT • VEHICLES' . MOTORISTS! Do you know the regulation pertaining to the fol- lowing of fire department vehic- les?. The. Ontario Highway Traf- fic Act states that no driver of a vehicle.shall follow a fire depart-• . merit vehicle ... when respond- ing to an alarm ... at a distance of less than 500 feet. This regu- lation is designed to protect the firemen standing on the back of the engine and assist the fire department vehicle in getting to its destination as quitkly as pos- sible. • Anyone who is convicted • of following a fire department • vehicle too closely is liable to- a fine of $20 to $100. So remem- • ber ... never follow fire depart- rnent vehicles too closely ... and assist them in getting to their destination quickly. • . On Saturday, May 19 Constable Burgess investigated a two vehiele accident on the lower road be- tween Conc. 8 & 10, Huron Town- ship. A Vehicle operated by Mark, Whitehad of Weston was in colli-: sion with a vehicle operated by Leonard Tout of Ripley. Damage • was approximately $600.0ti. Constable Whitelaw investigat- ed a two vehicle collision' in ley, on Saturday, May 19. A • .• vehicle o'perated by • George Stanley, R. R. # 4 Kintcaz• dine. was in collisicin with a vehicle operated by James Moirier, Hamilton, . On Sunday, May 20,Constable Renwick investigated a single car accident on SiderOad 20, Kincardine Twp., A vehicle - operated by Paul Farrell, Tiver- ton left the roadway and was extensively damaged. , PULLING A TRAILER MOTORISTS! Planning a trip with a trailer? It's a gooa prac • rice,to stop at regular intervals and make a safety check on the• following items. The trailer's' load and fastenings ... 'the hitch and safety chain ... the lights and the trailer wheel bearings. Remember ,:safety checks help ensure a safe and happy holiday. On Sunday, May 20, Cdnstable Burgess investigated a 'two ve- hicle accident on #21 highway just east of Tiverton. A vehicle operated 'by Deborah. Farrish, • Waterloo ,,Was in collision with a second vehicle operated by. Thom• as MacDonald, Kincardine. • On Sunday,'May 20, a single • car acCident was investigitted on. Bruce County Road # 1just south of Kinlough. A vehicle operated by Sheila Spruce, R. R. 1, St. .Marys, left the roadway and struck a hydro pole. .The accid; ent was investigated by Constable • Burgess. Constable Daulby investigated a single vehicle accident on Monday, May. 21. A vehicle on Hwy. 86 left the roadway and struck a hydro'pole. The ve- hicle operated by Leonard Feng- , Kitchener was extensively - damaged. • • On Wednesday, May 23, Con- stable Spruce investigated a • single motorcycle acident on Conc. 4, Bruce Twp-. A motor- tycle operated by Brian Moore, Tiverton left the roadway and went into the ditch. Moore was injured as a result of the accid- ent.• On Friday, May 25, Constable Poland. investigated a single car accident on #21 highway. A ve- hicle operated by Lsabelle Small, Kincardine left the roadway and struck some 'guideposts. PURCHASING THE SAFESIZE EqC YCLE' PARENTS! Planning to buy a bicycle for your child this spring? Statistics show that 40c:, of t..4,cyclirts 'NJnder 14 years of age involved in serious acrid eat .4ot ere riding bikes too big Ball Schedule Following is the softball soiledule of the 12 to 15 xear old group ing in the area recreation, league. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6 Poit.t,Albert at Kingsbridge Lucknow at North Ashfield. Dungannon at Brookside MONDAY, JUNE 11 Brookside at North Ashfield' • Kingsbridge at Port Albert WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13 North Ashfield at Lucknow Kingsbridge at Brook.side Dungannon at Port Albert MONDAY. JUNE 18 Lucknow at Dungannon , Port Albert at Brookside Kingsbridge at North Ashfield WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20 North Ashfield at Port Albert Lucknow at Kingsbridge • Brookside at Dungannon FRIDAY. JUNE 22 Lucknow at Brookside' MONDAY,/,JUNE 25 Kingsbridge at Dungannon FRIDAY. JUNE 29 Dungannon at Lucknow MONDAY, JULY 2 Port Albert at Lucknow WEDNESDAY, JULY 4 Dungannon at North Ashfield Brookside at Port Albert MONDAY, JULY 9 ,Port Albert at Dungannon Brookside at Kifigsbridge WENESDAY, JULY 11 • • Port Albert at North Ashfield Kingsbridge at Lucknow MONDAY, 'JULY 16 North' Ashfield at Brookside Lucknow at Port Albert ' Dungannon at Kingsbridge WEDNESDAY, JULY 18 North Ashfield at Kingsbridge MONDAY JULY 23 Brookside at Lucknow North Ashfield at Kingsbridge . for them. For safe cycling, the bike must fit the child ... never buy a bike that your child can grow into. The size of bike and seat height affect steering, ped- alling and brakingCcontrol. 'Here's a useful guide when choosing a' bicycle to fit your child .., make sure the ball of the foot comfort- ably reaches the ground from a seated position. Remember .'.. when buying a bike for your child ... choose the safe sizel , • A. R. BURGESS, •• Public Information 'Officer. 30 Riders Roost Members Meet The regular meeting of the Rid- ers Roost Saddle Club was held May 29th at the home of Philip and Sadie MacMillan, with an attendance of .3'0 members. The meeting was opened by the hostess with a welcome to new . and old members; followed ,by : go9d news from club members. Hugh's horse Tim is better and was able to join with a'few others Sun- day afternoon for a short trail -ride The Taylor family•attended a • horse show on Sunday when Brenda showed her mare (Cheryl). Kenny Ritchie's pony (Taffy), while out riding, decided to lie down in the creek dunking Kenny, got up, walked a few steps and lay down on the other side.' The Aalders have two new horses, part Arab- ian named Smokey and Rhecka both three year olds and bay in colour. Sadie MacMillan has her little yearling .filly and is in the process of halter breaking. Doug Jansen won the Labatt Trophy at Teeswater for the best • Junior games -horse. He won,lst in sack race; 2nd in pony express; 3rd in flag race; 4th in pick-up race. Roy Bongertman, who joined our club the last night, was also a winner at this show; • Roy won 1st in sand surfing; 2nd in combinatipn stake and: 'pole bendmg; 2nd in pick-up race; 3rd in quarter mile dash; 3rd in barrel race. Lorrie Aalders won 3rd in costumed riders class. Pat Aalders gave the treasurer's report. The club intend to haye a draw at their Olympiad .on a full size horse saddle., • Drawings wereturned in to be judged by the executive at their meeting Saturday night. Next trail -ride is to be held at Merle and Sheila Gunby's on June 10th, riders to .meet at Zion Corner. Next meeting is in two weeks at. Gunby's. A session followed on first aid by Carolyn Taylor, Who had as - her subject,, contused wounds (bruised wounds). Cathy Taylor told how her pony had been Idc 'ed.in the rear and how 'she had treated it. Doug Jansen's horse Candy had a bone -chip wound, k - WEDNESDAY, ME Give Your Love(' A Diamond • Engagement t , FOR PRIVATE EVE •' APPOINTMENTS: CALL 528.3532 OR RESIDENCE 5 SCHMID'S • JEWELLERY CHINA LUCKNOW OWNERS —W. JOS, DEAN E. AGNEW Lucknow Season Ope The Lucknow Pee Wee team played their season last Thursday night in Rip After four innings of pla score was 1I-10. in favours now. In the fifth Lucknow bat! two more runs and pitcher Murray held Ripley runless remainder of the inning,. Shortly thereafter the ga called due to ram With Luc winning 13-10. GIVE... so more 011 lire. HEART FUND and he explained' the ttea he had given it. These h have all recovered, song have something here. Draw on a rope halter by Sadie MacMillan. Re ments were served. ‘‘‘,4,4.\\‘‘\‘‘,00,4,‘‘,404, Ns\\W CERTIFIED • FILER TWI ge 10,1110 1 For smoothernon-stop baling, use guaranteed Co-op Twine. Ties more bales per ball ties right and stays tied. Lucknow District Co-op. PHONE 528-2125