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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-10-31, Page 9Allen Funt His first Candid Camera itature "What DoYou Say to a Naked Lady?" 1.11111.111111111•1 1.111•11111111.11 SUN„ MON., TUES., NOVEMBER 4, 5, NAKED LADY AT MS P.M. • MINSKY'S AT f:DI P.M. The love 000 the( captured the heart of the world DICKENS' CRAIILE,S DAVID COPPERFIELD SUN INTERNATIONAL. PRODUCTIONS Pre•onts OPENS SUNDAY NOV. 1 ith Three days only. Don't miss this fine . Motion Picture THE MOST FANTASTIC UNDERSEA ODYSSEY EVER FILMED THE NEPTUNE' FACTOR , /_ • LYCEUM 3HI2 .1C ALT MR = O,N611AY ' THE I,U.CKNOW SENTINEL 1.11CK..NOW, ONTARIO ESPAY., ,94TOESER, 31, 1973.- • PAGE 'NINO .accident at Jct. of Conc. 10 Hur-' On' Twp. and Poplar Beach Road. A vehicle operated by Donald 'Martin, Ripley left this roadway and entered the west ditch. A two vehicle accident occur- red, on September 29, Bruce Road • 6 at the Jct. of Cone, 6, Huron Twp. A vehicle operated by Frances Elphick, R. R. 3 Luck- now was in collision with a ve- hide operated by Larry CoUrtney , R. R. 1' Ripley. 'Damage was est- imated at $675.00. The accid- ent is under investigation by Con- 'stable Burgess On SepteMber 15, a twO vehicle accident on Hwy. -21 south'of Pine. River was investigated by Constable JackSon. A vehicle operated by Joseph Vermeersch, R. R. 1 Wyoming struck the bridge abutment and then collided with a vehicle operated by Peter Wal- pole, Owen Sound. Total dam- age was $1,200.00. A single vehicle accident oc- curred on, Hwy. 21• north of Pine River. A vehicle operated by Peter Huston, R. R: # 1 Kincar-, dine left the roadway and entered the ditch. The accident was in- vestigated by Constable Daulby.. On September 16, John White , Kincardine suffered injury when his motorcycle overturned on Penetangore Row , south of Bruce Ave. Constable, Daulby investig- ated this accident. 'On September 17-; a single car accident on Lakeshore Road south was investigated .by Constable Jackson. A vehicle operated by Walter poodfellow , R. R. 1' Kincardine struck a 'telephone pole.• Damage to' the vehicle was $500.00. A two vehicle accident occur- red on Louisa Road, Point Clark and was investigated bY Constable Dawson on September 23. A vehicle 'operated by William Bow- ers, Kincardine collided with a vehicle operated by Leonard Her- gott , 8t.'Clernents. Total dam- age was estimated at $1,800.00. On September 21, a two vehic- le accident on the North Sh9re Road was investigated by Con- stable• Dawson.' A vehicle oper- ated: by Car1•Bayley , R. R. #'1, Kincardine collided -with a vehicle operated by Bruce Whiteduck, Toronto. REPORT. KINCARDINE October 13, a two vehicle ion occurred in the Village... ley, A vehicle owned by AVerheye was struck by a le operated by Robert Way- Kincardine. Both vehicles exteasivley damaged. Con- Burgess investigated the ent. October 4, Constable Jack- estigated a single car accid. tithe Lakeshore Road south. le operated by Stuart • ngham, Kincardine left the y struck a tree. Dam- the vehicle was approximat- 0.00. two vehicle accident odcurred parking lot in Lucknow . A le operated by Fred Douple 3 Ripley was in collision a vehicle owned bylohn London. The accident was `gated by Constable Jackson.: le vehicle accident occur. the North Shore Road on 10. A vehicle operated ra McPherson , Tiverton a bridge. Constable Poland gated the collision. October 11, Constable investigated a two vehicle n on #86 highway east of ley. A vehicle-operated by. Gerster, R. R. 1 Kincardine collision with a combine led by C. Zinn. The corn- lid been eastbound at the of the. collision . October 18, 1973 Con- Daulby investigated car accident on Sideroad e Twp. 'A vehicle d by Wolfgang Weber R. paisley left the roadway and a bridge abutment. October 19, Constable Daul- estigated a single car accicl- Inverhuron. A vehicle ted by Rodney Deloughery, , n failed to negotiate a and'eft the roadway. September 25, Constable ainvestigated a single: car Su Nov. n. Et SKIDDING DRIVERS: Avoid dangeroUs skid situations ... always adjut 30 •THE SQUARE PHONE 524 781 1 AIRCONDITION,EP AKlli DETIRTAilIMENI your'speed to road, weather and traffic 'conditions, And remem- ber , the best way to sloW or stop on a slippery surface is to pump . the brakes. A. R. BURGESS, , Provincial Constable, Bed Bugs The seventh meeting of Luck- now #2 4,1-1 Club was held Mon- day, October 29 at 7.00 p.m. in the Lucknow Central Public School. The meeting was brought to order by Diane MacKenzie and all repeated the 4-H Pledge. All present answered the roll call, ."One sewing technique I haVe learned". The secretary read the minutes* of the last meeting. These were adopted as read. Coralyn Hend- erson gave the treasurer's report. • As yet the date for Achievement Day is unknown. Plans fox' Achievement Day were discussed.. It was'decided to do a skit on "The Functions of a 'Bedroom". Problems''relating to articles being Made were disCusied and hope- fully solved. For Group Work 'each girl worked on either samples or art- icles to be made. The meeting closed with, the Creed. So Sews WHITECHURCH NEWS The So-Sew Club held their meeting on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Walter Elliott leader. The president Kathy Purdon op- ened the 'meeting with the 441 pledge. The roll was called and answered by any change made in their bedroom. Janet Adams read the Minutes. The discussion centred on plans for Achievement Day.. Rhonda Gibson was chosen for comryien- tator. Cover for Record Books was discussed as was sewing box , putting in a zipper and mitered corner,. . In •group work they put in zip- per and worked on mitered corn- er. The meeting' closed with the 4-H Creed. The next meeting will be on: Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Elliott. The roll call is to be.. "One characteristic of a good bedroom accessory". Nightime Ninets On Thursday , October 26 at the home of Mrs. Ritchie, the LUck- now No. 1 4-H club held their sixth meeting. There were eight girls present: —We opened With the 4-H• pledge, The secretary then read the•min- utes of 'the last meeting. We dec• ided that we would do a skit for Selecting Colours' for Bedroom . Accessories. Everyone is to bring ideas for next week, The meet- ing next will be at the home of . Mrs. Ritchie as there are night classes at the school. Mrs. Ritchie showed .'us how to do blind hemming. Everyone then did their samples. We closed with the.4-H creed. ENTERTAINMENT -4 DANCING IN THE LOUNGE APPEARING THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 AND 3 Pat Buckley an&Country Sunshine From London Chamber Charmers I I Happy Hanclicrafters .. The St. Helens. Handicrafters started' their 7th meeting with the 4-H Pledge followed by the roll call which, was answered by all' members. We discussed plans for last meeting: We were given instructions for Achievement pay. • We are going to have a work meeting Tuesday,, October 30 at the St. Helens .Hall. Mrs. Aitchi sotrread about different foods, from China , Japan and India, We took up handout sheets for meet- ing 7 and 8. The leaders made 1-2-3-4 Casserole and Spice Drop Cookies. They also made Broiled Pear Halves. Margaret MacPherson, Debbie Errington and Bonnie Humphrey did the dish. es afterwards. The meeting clos- ed with the 4-H Creed. , ndo Jackson • Peter Finch helVelson Affair" Anthooy Quayle Margaret Leighton Mink Cvard Nigel Stock Michael Jays: ton tia.,itiefid R.Walhs Irch ii Kolar . is .0ption Hardy Wei 1 Thu. 8 Fri. 9 soil 0 ,.....6.,..„ ,A.wild raunchy rip-roaring yarn!. • •Nw•olmm•mmpemw....ommu.....iw•egs•armr-os ,,,...a.N.,,,,,,P,,,,, TM STANIIV KRAMpiPw.ho, ' ii AOULI ENTOTAMMENT OKL NOMA CRUDE GEORGE D. SCOTT FAYE DUNAWAY PALANCE JOHN MI Min. .5 .Tue. 6. AEIIT flITI111111111Elif km ORM ,an ram rano moo , 2. ii MOM 4111111MMINeink 'That 'Hamilton Bitch'? Well, perhaps lam. Rut Um the woman he wants!' VFNP.QME HOTEL, TEEsvATER Clover Valley Lazy Marys The,,fifth meeting of. the Clover. ValleyLazy Marys was held on Monday , October 22, :at , 7.00 p.m. at the home of Joyce Osborne., Annette Elphick open- ed the meeting with the 4-,H Pledge. The roll* call was • "One characteristic of a good bedroom accessory". The minutes of the last meeting were read by. Lynn Elphick. Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Elphick discussed Plans for Achievement Day. Mrs. Hamil- ton demonstrated how to do Machine Blind Heinming. We were then given time to work on our accessories or do our sample of machip hemming. We closed wit the 4-H Creed. • The sixth meeting of the Cham. ber Charmers took place on Sat- urday , October 27th at 1.30 p.m. at the home of Nancy and Hilda. de ,Boer. Nancy de Boer called the meeting to order. The 4-H Pledge was repeated by the girls'. Anne Colwell took roll call which was "The record book brought up to date". She then read -the minutes of the last meeting which were adopted as read. • We discussed the colour of our book covers and decided on green with silver or gold lettering. We worked 'on Italian Hemstitching for the remainder of the meeting. . The next sheeting will be held Saturday, November 3rd at 1.30 p. m. at the home of Betty.Col- well.• WED., THURB., FRI., SAT., ShowtIntes 7:01 111 OCT. 31, NOV. 1, 2, 3 and 9:011 pan. g MI NM MI NM 11111 Ill. MOM ONE NIGHT ONLY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7th " at 7:00 and 9:15 p.m