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ernbrance"Day, , Friday Nov
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r llth , was observed. in
Luck-
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a service at St.Peters
can Church followed by the.
of wreaths and a service of
brance at the Lucknow ceno-
now District High School'
headed a parade of:Legion
fritillary members from the
ow branch.`;as well as. Boy.
Cubs, Girl Guides, Brown-
Rangers from Lucknow, and:
ber of Rangers from •area
around. The parade marched
Peters Church which was
to capacity for the remem-
serviceat;10 a.m. The in -
on was given••by Rev, Stanley;
St. Peters Church. 'The res-.
e. psalm :was given: by Rev. •
Kaiser of the ' Ashfield ' United
Charge. Prayer was offered
Dirk Lieverdink of the;
an Reformed Church. The
was read by Rev. Rod Mac_
f Lucknow Presbyterian
,Walter Arnold., president of the
Lucknow 'Legion,' is shown as he
layss .wreath in
remembrance at
the.Lucknow cenotaph at the Friday
November llth service..A worship
service preceded the cenotaph' .
service and was held :at St,. Peter's..
Anglican Church.''.
Church. Rev. Laird Stirling of
Lucknow United Church delivered
the sermon, "A vision of peace".
A welcome was extended by Rev.
S.E. Jay of St. Peters :who also'
pronounced the benediction.
The parade marched to the ceno-
taph for the 11 a.m. service of
remembrance there. Parade
marshall'was Legion member
Clarence Greer. Bud Thompson
acted as colour sergeant with the
colour party made ,up of Legion
members Harold_ Ritchie and Ed..,
Blackwell,Auxiliary.members Mrs.
Clare Johnston and, Mrs. Charles
Robinson, Girl Guides Nancy Wal -
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Pinned .In Front Sett.
r Young Smith .Brothers
ured In Motor.Accident
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young sons of Mr, and Mrs,,
mith of W st Wawanosh
ip were seriously injured in
car accident about noon
ay.
cident occurred on; the 4th
Wawanosh, , about two mile:
Dungannon. The four youn
James 14, Alvin 12, John 11
y 10 had` been picking,,;,,
t the orchard of Arthur
n',• _east_ofilte:Srnith-horns.
th, They were 'proceeding
towards horse when the
the road near the farm of
Errington 'and struck a .
r... 'and. Mrs ; Errington heard
and upon investigating,
found the youngsters pinned
sr and he was unable to
them,
ys told George to get "their
nd Henry wassumrnoned 0
ene and as well, Dr;t. C,
came from Lucknow to
dent scene,
boys were pinned in the
t of •the car and it was
to use chains, axes and
in'an effort to release.
,any neighbours assisted
4,
Before they were freed , both the
front and back seats had. to be cut
out. The ouungsters•remained
conscious throughout .the ordeal,. •
Two ambulances removed three •
of the injured to Wingharn Hosp-
ital. Dr. McKim took the fourth'
in his car, Dr. McKim and Dr.
M H. Corrin attended the injured
.at Wingham Hospital and the.•
three youngest boys were removed
AO -Victoria -Hospital,' Lnndort; ;
Their injuries included:
James,' age 14 suffering shock,
hospitalized at Wingham and
scheduled to be released Tuesday.
Alvin', age 12, hospitalized at
London, shock, fractured leg
above and below the knee, other '
leg badly 'bruised'; right arm
broken in two places;.
John., . age 11, hospitalized at
.London both legs brokenabove
and below the knee, left arm
broken, broken jaw in two place
scheduled to undergo surgery
Tuesday on his jaw.
Gary, age '10 , ' hospitalized at '
London, right leg broken above
and below the knee, left leg badly
crushed,left arm broken; '
To Share Costs
pie Capy 111E
•Renovation
ems- ,inkownow.
A renovation program to the Luck-
now arena, with a :total cost of
$26,000 to. $21,000. will comm-
ence
omm-ence late in the winter.; of 1967 ' and
will be completed in the Fall of
1967: Reeve George Joynt •of Luck -
now announced that :the_project .
will be a ,point undertakirlg:by. the
Village of Lucknow. and the Town-
ships, of•Ashfield, West Wawanosh-
and Kinloss Because of the fact
that the renovation will.be com
pleted under the winter' works
program. part of the' work will. be
done in late winter and early spring
of 1967 with the completion sched
uled for, next `Fall .. .•
The net cost to the:four municip-
alities will be$14,000 to $16;:000
after grants are taken into consider-
ation. K
onsideration.Kinloss, Ashfield and West
Wawanosh have each voted $1,,600
towards the project'with the village'
of Lucknow picking up the balance.
of the cost. •.
The east end",of the arena, which ..
contains the present entrance, will
be brick faced up to and including.
present upstairs windows;, The en-
trance: way will .remain in she
Lucknow Arena 'To Get Al New Look
centre of the building with exit
doors at the .north and south ends of
the front of the. building. Stepping •
inside the.front door. the whole.
aria, which is •now raised several
feet.. will•be brought down to side-'
walk and ice level. The • south
side; next to the present police '
office, will see the building of new
wasinooms of cement block const
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Elbow Broken .In Three . Places '
, Miss Ida Whyard of Lucknow was
taken to St. JosePh•s Hospital in:,
London on Tuesday of this week
after suffering -a broken elbow
following anaccident on Lucknow
main street Monday morning.
Miss Whyard, a retired nurse who
resides, in the Anderson' Apartments`
is a native of the Dungannonarea
and has lived in Lucknow for a few
years.
While•crossing the main street,
in 'the vicinity of Rathwell. Shoe
Store, she was in. collision 'with a
car which was being backed out.
onto the. street. The car struck her
quite lightly', but enough to throw
her off balance and she fell strik
ing her ' elbow..
At first. Miss Whyardlid not
believe she was injured, and so
the identity of`'the .driver of the
car:was not known at -writing
time. 'However, upon returning '•
home ; medical attention was
sought. in Lucknow and.. rrange-
ments were made tohave X-rays
in W. Ingham:, on. Tuesday m:�orning...
• The k -rays .revealed the right
elbow: broken in three places and
Miss Whyard was taken on '.to. St.
Joseph's Hospital by Mrs. Tom
Anderson and Mrs. Ross Shielis
She Will undergo surgery 'in'Lon-
ruction. Theiitwo change rooms
downstairs, will be Where' the Pres--
eat public heated room *and and, they
will'be long, and narrow..•
.There will• :be .stairways optars
at both the north and .south ender
near the exit doors'. The stairways.
• lead to a lounge area:on the
• CON.TINUED ON PAGE:2
Dr. J.C. McKim'of Lucknow has,
received 'an appointment as coron-
er for the counties of Huron and -
Bruce and has :assumed these duties.
Dr. McKim will serve this limmed7
Late' area but is .liable to be called
anywhere in the two counties if
his services .are needed.
.Thee appointment is made by the.,
Attorney General's Department of
the provincial :government.
In this capacity, .Dr.. McKim
accompanied by Mrs. McKim, was
in Toronto for three days early in •
November: where, a course of instr-
action was taken in. .this ,work •
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