The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-08-01, Page 16WE HAVE, IN STOCK, A LARGE. SUPPLY OF
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WEDNESDAY', A400111 THE- ,ILUCKNOW .0114.T.ARIO.
Vadety,OfinMies.3-reated.At
The Wingham and‘District. Hospital
To .Hollandi
et Visit Here
LANGSIDE. NEWS
Mr. and 'Mri: J. H. Maat of
: Holland returned to Holland Mon-
" day.after visiting , a few weeks with
• •Moat's sister, Mrs. Peter de
Mr. de. Boer and family.
s. Clifford Young and RI's:
sell are visiting friends and rela,-
iives in Toronto.
Mr.-and Mrs. &ken Eregman
and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
Cornelus Nell of Stayner Sunday.
. Chtistine and Joanne:, who have
been holidaying with their grand-
, parents, returned, hpme. '
Ken Young and Jamie Young
visited friends in the Thamesville
area Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scott have
returned home from a ,trip to the
east coast. .
' Reverend Glenn Noble of Luck-
, now was supply minister at the
Langside Church service Sunday..
Mr. Noble will be taking the ser-
vice-next Sunday, too. '
Sunday School will be held
again next week at its regular
time and C.O.C. during the
church service. .
David Lipton, 'age 5, Gorrie,
was riding a bicycle when the
brakes failed and he went through
an intersection, lost control and
fell on gravel causing multi-abra-
sions to face, arms and legs.
Jeanne Reid, age 15, R. -R..5
Lucknow', fell while roller skating
July 25 and injured her right hand
and fractured her right first finger.
George A..-Thompson, R. R.
3 Wingham, was unloading some
gdrbage at the Wingham dump
when he fell receiving multi-lac-
erations to both arms and a large
laceration to left wrist and left
'elbow..
Mrs. Evelyn Mair, age 51, R.
R. 5 BrusseLs, lost control of her
tar during the heavy rain storm
July 26, struck a hydro pole and
a fence and landed in a cornfield,
1/2 mile north pf Brussels on Road
#12. She was admitted to hospit-
al with back injuries. Joan Mak.
daughter, was a passenger in the
car and was treated for left arm
injuries and released. Wingharn
O.P.P. Foulon investigated.
Mrs. Ann Eskerod, Blyth, was
treated for a lacerated right fiist
finger.
Jennifer Strong, Wingharn, was
treated for cat bites to her left
arm.
Delbert Clegg,. age 75 . Gorrie,.
lost control of his car on Highway
86 approximately 2 miles east of
Wingham and rolled the car. Mr..
Clegg was admitted via ambu-
lance with multi-lacerations to
face, tight arm, and both legs.
Mrs. Wilma Clegg, his wife, was
admitted with spinal injnries.
Wingham 0.P.P. Foulon investig-
ated.
Mrs. Myra Pennington, Wing-
ham, was admitted to hospital
via ambulance with a fractured
knee cap resulting from a fall .at
her home.
Lorraine MacDonald, age 16,
R. R. 3 Goderich, lacerated her
left elbow roller skating at the
Ludknow Arena July 27. •
Marilyn Murray, age 14, R. R.
3 Holyrood, fractured her left'
first finger July 27 roller skating
at Lucknow Arena.
Mrs. Lois ,Wylde, Holyrood ,
received, painful lacerations to
her right arm July 28 when cut on
glass at her home.
Jason Bell, age 5, 171 Tecum-
seh Avenue East, London, was
running across the road at Blue-
vale to 'a. fire when he was struck
by a car. He was admitted via
ambulance with a compound
fracture of his right leg. Wing-
ham' O.P.P. Ricker investigated.
Beverley Merrick, age 18,
Wingham, fell from a ,beam in
a barn (approx. 20 feet) at Alex
Percy's farm.. Admitted via am-
bulance with back injuries.
David PattisOn, age 10, Blyth,
partially amputated his left first.
finger and lacerated 'his second
left finger when he cut his hand
on an axe at his home.
/Joseph Nicholson, R. R. 1 Blue-
vale, partially amputated his left
third finger when he caught it in
a lawn mower at the home of
Jack Nicholson.
Kenneth Reinhart, age 15, R. It
2 Mildniay, fractured his right
wrist when a picnic table fell on
it at the Mildmay swimming
pool.
Stephen Piceo, age 5, R. R. 2
Auburn, had to have a fish hook
removed from his left thumb.
TOPS Hold
Weekly Meeting
Margaret Keith led the club
members in some "hot weather
exercises" on July 25' to open
the weekly meeting at the Town
Hall.
Fifteen members were present
with a:total weight loss, of 10 1/2
lbs. and Mary Lou Raynard was
crowned queen of the week.
A discussion on whether to buy
new beam scales or use old ones
was our main business. It was
decided to mail out ballots to all,
members and hold a secret vote
next week.
Everyone is to count calories
this week and enter them on
/their charts. Wear your banners
to next week's meeting.
Mayme Wilkins. and. Mary Lou
Raynard were put in charge of the
float for the fall 'fair parade.
Dorothy Rotteau was in charge
of the programme and pinned
names of fictional, real. Or car-
toon characters or people on each
person and the others guessed their
identity.
TRY OUR,
FOR YOUR
PARTY OR BANQUET
LARGE OR SMALL
Salad, Rolls and French Fries Also Available
FRIED CHICKEN
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The 19'13 Alton-Errington re-
union was held at. Brookside Public
School on' Sunday, July 29th. Be-
tween 50 and 60 people were pres'
ent for the event. Races and
ball games were enjoyed by both
young and old.
After everyone had enjoyed
a delicious smorgasbord supper
a short business meeting was
Alton - Errington
Reunion Held At
Brookside School
,held with Ross Errington
man.
The following were appoint
as° officers for the 1974 picnic;
past presidents ,.Ross and Ela''
Errington; presidents, Harold;
Isabel Adams; 1st vice, Wan'
Jean Henderson; sec. treas.,
Barry and Betty Young; sports;:
Lorene and Mac Conley, Hard,
and Dorothy Errington, Way*
and Linda Duznin. •
The date was set for next'
year's picnic as the 2nd Sunda
in August.
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