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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-05-24, Page 8CC ,fine aady�' farm acct sant a•number of it to, the ' - ent of the Wing- District Wing-f trii.ct Hospital` during m ,, with three being .,� � .:, -• ital. . Mommy. of last Wee 0 - Year -old Robert Hopper of Wi- hara►. suffered•ac� S rfeet yithen gai011ne Wye he was Starting a'lre..� condition. wasdribed assatisfactory: earlier this week, In fair condition is Mrs. Nor- %Wag whe'tniffered afrac- ,Y. lvm in,.a fall at her home on : aldenby of i 5, mow, sui red" . a fractured. spineon Saturday when; he, fell off the roof of his home: He was treated in the local hospital and transferred .. Sunday to Uni- versity llosOltalp. felon, where his condition Mullis fair. -Released fallowing treatment were Clarence Lamont, of RR ,2, Hr, who amputated part Of a flAger while working oa his farm on Thursday; Douglas. Campbell of Luc. ,ow who re - calved injuries tolls foot when a horn ste aped on it; and Red - Mond IfacDorudd of tom, 2* %%- was ,was meted Saturday for scalp lacerations caused when a cattle beast knocked him against a wall. In other mishaps, William Stone of Wingham fractured his left arm:While piayiag football at the Wingham Balt Park last Tuesday, He was also released after eines cy tr atment. trend accidents send five to local hospital Five area residents were ad - witted to the Winghma and Dis- trict. Hospital following three separate motor vehicle'accidents during the holiday weekend. 'On Friday evening, a single -car accident on Highway 87, between Wroxeter and Gorrie, resulted in the: ;hosp talixatioa of :Gordon Year-old; son : of Mr. and Asii. of .0orrie. He was. passenger ant :a driven . bye _ ;r S. Rureb *of Gorrie , t otftt of control, en.- itch and rolled over. hours of Sunday ,when a car in which they were riding went out of control at the Auburn turnoff on Highway 4. -John Cummings, 18,. of RR 4, Listowel, was ad- mitted with head injuries and stated Tuesday, to be in satis- factoryrt condition; he was. ap, parently the driver of the ' car. Also adrn tted and stated to be in satisfactory condition, were Carol' Griffith, _18, of Listowel, right leg and . pelvic injuries; Vernet: Cummings, 23, of Listo- wel, head , injuries and con - Y Oath wasbrought to Lim a em � e an 20 MISS MERLE WILSON presents Stella Fortneywith° n�. ail for ��as� schhisi�#1e ," standing at the graduation ceremonies for nursing assistants In-tha:1Viingham and blood, Hospital Training Centre. r . (Staff t?►to Huron Historical Soc. �� ,axrdMira,R.E.�'�►hsedbyWinghgm 'as� ' ohda utj sloe: � a�d,1G i�raine Et�pfer, ofd 1.>� �t°n1 injur�i left Ki bulanc d was Minnie Street .have retia m or: 8pu , 'pelvis, facial hip, knee an concussion. James More than 80 attended . when . Huron County'Historical Society as ` *juries.,ewes de- Cuminings,.�I�,of RR 4, Listowel, °be in satisfactory'was trey regular meeting in Wi ted.' Jsshoulder injuries ham Council �- ition on Tuesday.. ,arid released. • un Chambers last Wed- in the :same misha K^ `That accident was inirest gated nesday evening. Thie Wingham p'` by"P,?rovincial Police at Goderich. branch of the Women's Institute urchill wha rpoe�ved:"Eoii- and;atk; and Ivan Er 5i soli of° Erhr of,Gorwho k and abrasions foliowmg an. v�ded the program accident f onday night on a . Miss weeds ui , , c"Mit'tS road" of f uckna►.w co •alae 'l weed mea History k ` ..-.. St :coni►ened. the meeting and' mei- Erb, Two 'Worsen were treated for sponsored the meeting and pro- , • . a' hnson cur•'tor as ' treated' for- abrasions'. and tusions'�'to'ls left, arm: a` sand the back of bis .. ,�,... youths'were released after eatment was investigated Ricker of t`of the +tsar' driver sof it of control •and s1 poles A 'pa g ; ';miler of RR Both- were 1 tergency tree `dune, . 1 1 the cowed all ,present ' Mrs. 'Oscar tt out j Holn fe3,, newly-etected president hydro of the .Wf �r cceived the tsitors at 1a$ the door and Mrs Mable Jacklin ,, was, in charge of ristration.. Miss Johnson turnedthe meeting over to H. S. Turner. "tie list of officers for the coni- year was read by •Judge Hayes of Coderich' Mr:: e} ch waS'rett rned ,ea ido ,mita and Obis andon- drive crap paper stat *and Scouts will a paper drive this spring. niP- Committee etas ` an- rl�ounced the #collection, usually held during clean -UP. week has been cancelled. Members of . the Group •.'Com- 'mittee. h ver been. looking for.a market for 'for the past two months and 'have been unable to find a ready Market. A marker of paper companies have been con- tacted and in all instances in- formed the:comrnittee. that their supplies whereat an all-time: high. Most firms said they wouldnot be able to accept scrap paper ; for periods ranging from two to six months. The 'Scouts and Cubs extend thanks to area residents for co- operation in the past in collecting paper but regret . that, due to present .circunhstances of high transportation costs and low prices for paper they will be un- able to continue the drives at present. Clinton •wast a Mar and —Sunda .:� Waiter*, y i rbro Gersbom 4o ton, Mrs, lame Mrs, Jack Johnston*sx' nier,,alt of win Bob gal; view, Mi Doug L Mr. an Bur Mrs. Otto Popp of turned as secretary. Plans • were made for an teresting bus trip on June 1 Brantford where a guide from <theM Brant Historical, Society :will cony duct a' tour of the Brant County Museum, The Bell Homestead;, Pauline Johnston's ..1Home : and- The. Mohawk Church.. Mrs. Alfred Lockridge chairman, for the program. William Taylor introduced the guest speaker, Colin Fingland, of Wingham, who gave a most teresting history of the Town .of Wingham and district. Mrs. ;Hol-'`' mes thanked the: speaker. Clarke Johnston of Belgrave gave two Irish solos and led ,n;a sing -song accompanied by M Harry Brydgces of ,iingham, Jai_ Laurie of Bl 3` Scottish ,songs accompanied a� Mrkri%e $`i�o4i(i� . 'also •o e Miss Myrtle Johnson of .wing- ham gave an interesting history of tartans and plaids of Scotland and the isles. Mrs. D. S. Mac- Naughton gave two readings,_ "The -White' 'wag/0114:xe" by Helen _"Huetch and ` ' e -Tl ings You Can't° Forget" ;by , Edgar ' Guesh While lunch , was being pre- pared by the ladies with Mrs." Robert Powell as convener, Mr; ,' Laurie accompanied by piano and mouthorgan . favored with several selections; A social hour brought and in- ' teresting meeting to a close. president- '1 )n Spent . Keith �( �yd family arnisen Of end y00diy'� -Elliott were Mr+ and. B Elliott, ' Edward; Leokmayrct and Fred of fount Hope. -ser Hough eeni`spent. Saturday with nd . Mrs.. Arnold Noble, ,Paul and Brian of ''Prig MaeTavish of Brantford, Jo n R. acTavish; of :Kitchener a Miss Cathy Wao&s ofKitchener gist the weekend with Mrs. R. H. Mc - non.: ° [arold rdley of uiAtkins, t . ►It's. Mu ray Ma"cFarlane, on arrival of theirbaby dau ` - Winghamaand, is ct.- ColgratWations to "Mrs. . li$i t N Robes tson on her .90th birthday* Explorers are having a' whte..elephalhtsale and Mrs. Col rl Ountibelris going 'to show- picturee ;:ion lntdia on Thursday' night at Erant.' FBluevale Presby- terian Church. Everyone is wel- come. Mr. and MriC Fraser Haugh and Eileen visited with Mr. and Mrs. MikC'N'ewtoin' and Michael of Wroxeter. Sunday 'visitors with Mr. and. Mrs,. Haugh and Eileen were Mr and Mrs. Carman Nixon, Grant, Lori and Andrea of London. • A SI ULATED CASUALTY, Kenny Ma Lean Is treated for a gash over his right eye and a possible fracture of .his knee by Ovid bouglas during a itis, aid test at the Wingham Pubil0 StifOoicto Wednesday evening. (Staff Photo) • Poise report six accr. ,encs There were no injuries as a re- sult of an accident in which Remy Selling of RR 2, Bl struck a vehicle owned by John Blake of Blyth on Dinsley Street, Tuesday, 'May 15. Damage to both vehicles was . estimated' at $900. On Wednesday, May 16, Barry W. Johnston of RR 3, Holyrood, and Jack R. Vlasblom of Wing - ham were involved in a two -car accident on Sideroad 18-19, north of Highway 86. There were no in- juries and damages were esti- mated at $950. On Thursday, a collision be- tween vehicles owned by Gerald S. Wheeler of RR 1, Ethel, and James W. Houston of Wroxeter, on Sideroad 15.6, north of Huron County Road 16, Morris Town- ship, resulted in $1,400 damage. There were no injuries. There were $100 in damages after Dawn M. White of Brussels and Joyce E. Tipple of Burlington were involved in a two -car colli- sion in. Brussels. on Saturday. No one suffered injuries in the mis- hap. , No injuries but $650 damage re- sulted from a collision on Sunday on Highway 4, north of the Blyth CPR crossing in which Frederick Greenfield of Mount Forest and William Patterlson'of RR 3, Blyth, were involved. During the week the Wingham detachment of the provincial police made eight investigations under the Liquor Control Act, charging eight persons. They also laid 12 changes under the High- way Traffic Act and fssued ten warnings. Twenty-eight investi- gations were carried out with three persons being charged. An old -tuner is a person who recalls when the stores had white sales only in January. -Mr. and • Mrs : Don Hawthorne,- Susan and Steven of Toronto were ' holiday: weekend guests of her mother, Mrs: L Carmichael. Mrs, : Carmichael had sent the previous week in Toronto with the .ff awthorire, best protective eqUipment ou canever own is already yo one . 'ir of eyes. Just knowing what's going' on around u you,hel :ya . avoid job accidents So itinalces good sensetoleoki after your uses, with p live l es ` tie job calls for them, pard 44, 01 cheek -ups if your eyeaight's belciw par, ke care of your see You mel. hro tg t e working day.