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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-08-11, Page 3Thieves steal Kincardine greeting sign Visitors coming into Kincardine from the south end of Highway 21 will no longer' be greeted by the welcome 'sign, "Where you are a stranger only once." The welcome message, located under the population sign, was stolen Aug. 6 after a citizen report- ed seeing people trying to remove the sign. When OPP arrived, the sign was gone and, after searching the area, police were unable to find the thieves. Staff Sergeant Al Neville said when they find the sign, the person with it will be charged with theft and possession of stolen .property. Two Wingham women were admitted to a Wingham hospital Aug. 6 after a single vehicle acci- dent in Kinloss Township. The vehicle, driven by a 24 -year- old Wingham woman, was travelling down a hill on Conces- sion 6 of Kinloss Township. The driver lost control, left the road striking a large rock and some small trees before stopping in a swampy area. OPP are still investigating the accident. A 45 -year-old Ripley arca man has been charged with making an unsafe left turn after a second acci- dent on Aug. 7 sent three people to the Kincardine and District General' Hospital by ambulance. The accident occurred when two vehicles, .travelling in the same direction, on Concession 10 of Huron Township collided. The first vehicle braked and pulled over to the right. The second vehicle pulled out and attempted to pass when the first vehicle turned left toward a drive way, before being struck by the second vehicle. Both slid into a field on the south side of the road. The Ripley man and a 22 -year-old woman driving the second vehicle were admitted to the hospital. A 25 -year-old Ripley man, a passenger in the second MacDonald clan gathers at The MacDonalds clan gathered enjoyed a wonderful lunch. for their 64th annual reunion held at The business meeting followed the Cedar Grove on July 31. with a moment of silence for those With the pipes of Finlay MacLen members of the clan who have nan playing in the background, passed away: Jack Allen, Marian Brian Simpson, led the games with Munn and Bill Nash. the following results: running race Several new members of the clan 0-3 Katherine Simpson; 4-5 girls were announced. They are Tanner Alexander Simpson, Dayna • Tori MacDonald; 4-5 boys Stuart Simpson; 6-7 girls Abby Simngn_,_. Catherine ,Simpson, Caitlin Ashton 8-9 girls Corey Simpson;, -849 boys Carruthers Simpson, Duncan Mark O'Hanly; 10-11 girls Mary Jo Andrew; 10-11 boys Scan Loughecd; 13-14 girls Jessie Cook; 13=14 boys Nathan Andrew; 16 and over girls Jackie Simpson; 16 and over boys Glen Ferguson. Wheelbarrow race winners were Jessie Cook and Nathan Ferguson. Shoe kick: 9 and under girls Holly Andrew; 9 and under .boys Graham Cook; 10-15 girls Christy Coough; 10-15 boys Jordan Andrew; • women Joan Ferguson; men Alex Simpson. Three-legged race 10 and under Jordan Andrew and Mary Joan Andrew; .11 and over Art and Jack- ie Simpson. Water, balloon toss Glen and Nathan Ferguson. After the games Jessie Johnston led everyone in' grace. Then all 9NTEE LISTINGS WANTED) PAUL (INN 578 2411 NARREN ZINN 528 3710 PALMERSTON ST. - 3 bedroom brick. large landscaped lot, walkout, basement, garage •sh.ows well• Reduced to $105.000 ASHFIELD TWP. - 31 acres • Renovated 3 bedroom home. 2 barns 40 x 40 shed 8119.000 KINLOSS - 3 bedroom bungalow on 4 acre treed lot overlooking Dickies creek Secluded setting '105,000 150-A.CR- E -DAIRY - 16 tips 1.silos excellent 4 bedroom Krick house, . treed' setting CULRO$Sc 4 5 rives '3 bedroom 'house dairp ' 130.000 3 BEDROOM bungalow family room addition, oil heat 82 l'2 x'182' lot $68.000 ASHFIELD - 1 8 acres, superb 1533 sq it bungalow .basement. family ro.ofn. 24' k 48' shop WHEELER ST. - 3 bedroom vinyl sided'with remodelled upstairs, oil;wood heat nicely landscaped $72.000 HAMILTON•ST; - Raised bungalow, 2800 sq .it 4 bedroom. walkout basement. separate apartment. fire- place, huge lot $124.700 ROSE ST. - Quality built home, hard- wood floors, 4 bedroom, full base menu lots otcharacter $117,500 114 ACRES - Culross 90 workable, drilled well. $85.000 TURNBERRY - 99 acres 4 bdrm brick 55 x 45 barn 85 workable, $139 000 N. DELHI 1 yr nld bungalow 3 bedrooms 2 c ar q,iragr' 1 acre lot $52,000 3 bedroom 1; storey with carport new windows paced to sell COMPLETELY RENOVATED 2 bdrm bungalow close to downtown $64.000 Wardlaw, Rebecca Maureen Simpson, Allison Louise Mac- Donald, Luke William MacDonald, Maggie Story and the newest mem- ber was Kaia Christine Simpson. vehicle, was also taken to the hospi- tal for minor injuries. On Aug. 5, a 24 -year-old Kincardine man was char,gged' with impaired driving and hailing more than 80 mg of alcohol in his system, after 'a single vehicle accident on Highway 21 near Bruce Avenue. When OPP arrived at the scene, the man was found to be intoxi- cated. He was arrested and taken back to the OPP detachment where he failed a breathalyser exam. A 40 -year-old Tiverton man was charged with having open liquor after being stopped in Tiverton for a traffic violation on Aug. 6 at 11:20 pan. A 21 -year-old Lucknow man was charged with failing to remain at the scene of an accident, operating an unsafe motor vehicle, driving with improper licence plates and driving without insurance. The charges came after a citizen report- ed finding a vehicle in a ditch on Aug. 7 at 3 a.m. • Cedar Grove Those travelling the furthest. were Bob and Mary Birkhaug from Lake Villa, Illinois, and the newly weds included Mr. and Mrs. David Mar- leau., Mr. and Mrs. David Toop, Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Falls and the newest newly weds were Eric and Jennifet Birkhaug. 'Finlay Mac- Donald and. Jessie Johnston were honored for being the man and lady attending the'most reunions. Everyone then• sang Old Lange' Syne and met again at the Point Clark Community Centre ' where they danced. to Norman Dunsmoor and his band. George Maclnnes 1908 - 1993 George Mac Innes, of Lucknow, a World War II veteran, died at the Wingham and District Hospital, on Aug. 5, 1993, in his 86th year. Mr. Maclnnes was a mechanic by trade. Born in Lucknow on May, 6, 1908, he was a son of the late Neil 'and Annie (Beaton) Maclnnes. He is the last surviving °member of his family. Mr. Maclnnes: is 'survived by several nieces and nephew's, and a sister-in-law, Audrey (Neil) MacIn- nes, of Smithville. He was . predeceased. by four brothers Finlay, John, Neil and O w BiTUARY Dean, and two sisters - Flossie and Margaret. The funeral was conducted by Rev. Peggy Kinsman at the MacK- enzie and McCreath Funeral Home on Aug. 7, t 11 a.m. Branch 309 Legion comrades Brock Cleland, George Anderson, Warren Wylds, Dave Moffat, Irvine Eedy, Joe King and Bob MacKen- zie acted as pallbearers. IntermentSouth Kinloss Cemetery. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 11, 1993 — Page 3 BDO DUNWOODY WARD MALLETVE Offering a full range of services auditing tax p anning personal financial planning. HANOVER WALKERTON W J Aldersley. 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