The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-01-29, Page 6U -6 -a
ith Anniversary
SS',kIELENS.NEWS:,
Mr. -arid Mrs, Wayne Grigg of
Kingsville and •Mr'.. and Mr's..
Gordon Hunt of Kitchener spent the
week -end with theft.. parents , Mr. •
ind-Mrs. Allan Cranston, On$S.atur
} day evening , friends and: neighbours
• gathered for a surprise party on the'
occasion of Mx ." and Mrs.,
Cranston's 25th Wedding
' anniversary.
• Mrs. Gordon McPherson, Mrs.
' Ernest -Gaunt Mrs. Jim Aitchison
and Mrs. ' Ross Errington attended
the,4-H 'raining School in Wing
barn on• Tuesday and Wednesday.
This course is '"Meat In The /view".
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THE •LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCICNOW, ONTARIO
Miss Marjorie. Sykes, a nurse -with.;
the hiredi_Collnttyilealth Unit will
be guest speaker at ,the :regular ,
meeting of the W.I. on February
6th at 2 o'clock in the hall. Roll
Call - A new product on the mark-
et. Motto - Mrs. Fred McQuillin.
Lunch and Program -''Mrs.Allan
Cranston, Mrs. Tom Todd, and
Miss Isobel Miller.
'FRACTURES ANKLE
Mrs. Wm ,Rutherford had the mis:
fortune to fracture her ankle in an
accident at her home on Friday.
•,On Wednesdray,. Mr. and Mrs,,
Lorne Woods and Jack Gardner vis-
ited with Mrs:Ja'ck Gardner at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London, where
Mrs. Gardner is a patient following.•
her accident last week,
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recipe for good •speeches:.Add
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WEDNESDAY; JANUARY 29th,. 1969
TO .-Protet New
Estate Tax.'
•WHITECHURCk . :NEWS
Whitechurch Women's Institute
held their January meeting on. Thur-
sday at the home.of Mrs; Ed Walk-
•er_with an attendance of 25. •
The president, Mrs. Victor Enter:.
son
son welcomed• all members and vise
itory and opened the meeting with'
the Ode and repeating of the Creed
in unison.
The; Secretary Mrs., Russel
McGuire read the'minutes and.
correspondence . 4-H leaders:•for, the
Club, The•ThirdMeal, are'Mrs.
Walter -Elliott and Mrs. Elmer;
Sleightholm,. It was decided to:'don-
ate,$10 toward the MacDonald: Hall
-fund at' Guelph . The, branch decid-
ed
ecid-ed as a group to write 'their Mem-
ber 'of` Parliame,nt to protest the new
Estate Tax `which betaine effective
October' 2`2 , but aY:yethas notbeen
approved •by Parliament' and signed
their names•to a sheet .of paper.
Also they are to•;write individually;
The Roll Call Was answered by
n aming a cause ,Of air And water
pollution Mrs. Garnet Farrier •was
pianist for community singing • •
A report Of the Bruce County •
Rally field at Tara October 1 was -
given by MO. VictOr'Emerson. rs
Wallace Conn gave a reading A
Happy New Year. •
Mts. 'Gershon' Johnston gave a,
very vivid;description of their_
recent trip to Bermuda and "
displayed' many articles.bought
there,- sand' and rockand:'•rriany •
snaps and pictures
Mrs. Elgin Jo nston 'gave an int,
er t` report th -
es ing po t r, of a Grey Bruce:
'Area Convention held .at Chesley;•••
Mrs. ,Russel Ross gave the 'topic
"Air -pollution and: the Remedy"
An exarnple•,of pollution, was
revealed in the case of fluorine
poisoning from a fertilizer plant
at. Dunnville Cattle were dying ,
'crops damaged -and two farmers ill
from fumes . Others• had headaches ,
nausea..and swollen: joints: One:
farmer's orchard .had no marketable.
fruit in 6 years and farm land once'
worth $1500•an acre is.now useless.
Causes of air pollution are indust
rial'plants food and" beverages
slaughterhouses ; rendering. plants,'
.'meat packing, beverages product
:ion,' diesel -engines , motor •vehiC
, les, chemical plants-, refining of
oils production of asphalt and fere
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ilizers ' • .
Wood -products -and furn-itur-e rr-ia _
ufacturing contributes dust Found
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cries' and Smelters, vacant
'land is a source .of; pollen and dust
Motor vehicles are responsible
fn--. 5110 of air poltutian-aricLrtild
be remedied:by absorbing mufflers
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at a cost of $65 00. on• a new car,
but'•at a cost of $95 , 0'0 to: 120, 00
on a car already on the road :` A,bsor.
`•bing rrufflers.would' have to.be fie
quentiy.replaced'and on a new car
I:would cost $4tfyearly an or
older, cars.' If this were done it .
would.•cut Ont. present air .pollution
. by 4 0.. :
..The heating o,f offices and hornes
apartments and houses :ci:uld be cut
to zero if -heated by gas and elect-.
ricity, instead of oil or coal..
•' Cost of air pollution in cities
works out to. $60'per person, Cost •
of setting up control equipment,
would cost,$100 per person, The of air -and water pollution ,in our`,
natural source, of oxygen is' from own homes and community.
trees grass and we are losing: trees, ' Courtesy remarks were given by
rapidly from dutch elm disease ; -
lvirs Robert:.Ross
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A well established REAL • ESTATE COMPAN
Requires .
A SA'LESMAi
To
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n now and District Area
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AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN PREFERRED, HOWEVER,
TRAINING WILL BE GIVEN., WE PROVIDE HUNDREDS OF
LISTINGS, PAY ALL ADVERTISING AND GIVE PERSONAL
ASSISTANCE.
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GOD'ERICH
From:12:01 a: m, ,'January.,12,
1969 :to January 18,,1969..-
'on
8,•1969.:-
On Tuesday, January 14 .on 6th
:Concession,. West Wawanosh Town -
,ship , •east of #27 county •road,`
George Allan Humphrey,, R.R. 2,`.
Lucknow .was involved• in plough-
ar-;accident when he• struck a park-
ed vehicle owned by Morley John
store;` R. 2 ;' Auburn , resulting. in
$150. QO damage to .the Johnston;
vehicle...
On Wednesday, January 15. on #25:
County Road east•of#21 Highway,
Gordon Toward Sproul, R.
Auburn and. Patricia Clifford, R.R.
6 , Goderich .were involved in a
two :car accident resulting in an
approximate'total damage of
$20:00 to the Clifford 'vehicle.: •
On Friday ,•• January l7 on:l3th•
concession sideroad, •: Ashfield Town.
ship east of #,21 Highway; Thomas
John Hogan; R.R. 3', 'Lucknow
struck'a cow on the roadway result-
ing' in: $250;00 to his vehicle
G.S. FERRIS
PROVINCIAL CONSTABLE.
GODER1c
...From 12:01. a. m•' January - 19, •1969;
to, January 25 , 1969
>~ On Wednesday , 'January 22 on #4.
Highway south 9f Clinton , Arthur: '
Edward Mountford,R.R. 5; Clinton
and Carl 'Frederick Hicks, MoIgans,
Trailer Court, Clinton were ;involy-
ed in a'tw•o'car.accident resulting
in :an approximate tota :damage o
$900.O0':to the vehicles:
of S aturd•a y ; -nut a ry-zs-o'
Highway, north of t#3 County,.Road
Cyril Joseph Boyle ,R.R. 2, Auburn
and June Loreen Fischer ', R. R .1,
Bluevale were involved in a two
car 'accident resulting in' an .approx
'unite total' damage. of $225.00 to •
the ;vehicl•es
OnSaturday, January 25 on'#27
County: Road. south: of Lucknow
, '�
Eldon Eugene Austin., Dungannon
and Harvey; Kilpatrick,: R. R. 2,
Lucknow • were.involved in a .two
truck 'accide t resulting in an app-
roximate tot 1 damage; of 3700.00.
to the vehicles.
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• On :Saturday , January 25 James '
Bridle, 93 We11es1ey'Street,• God.
ericl :struck(a gas pump owned by
Shell Oil Co . Ltd . , Toronto on the:
propertyowned by William Van •
. intail
HerrLs a reminder for: all drivers!
if you are driving on one of the •
Provincial.1ghways after a snow
storm, watch, for: the Department
of'Highways snow removal
es'.: Such vehicles 'carry •a blue fia
shing••light ' :.:. so watch':for it , it
is a. warning. „Always, use. extra care
and caution when approaching,•or
passing a snow clearance vehicle
Reinember, snow plows and sanders
a. • '• vm i i'1 cit w or -k '
G. S:. FERRIS
• Provincial •Constable•.
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On Monday , January• 20 , Consta
file Andy` Burgess' investigated' a two
car accident On the 2rid'concession :?
Br-tiee—Tbwn&hi-p --Os a4d Puny of '
Kitchener and .J:ohn MacLean of R. R;
2, .Tiverton were.•the d"rivers•'involy-
ed- No one:, wasinjurred in_the:'mis'
haap which caused'an`estimated
$300.00 damage'..
C•nsralile.l•, Whitelaw investigat-
ed a single ttuc•k• accident on #5' ~'•' `'
Bruce C9unty`R9ad :, one mile north •
Of Luc ow •, en-T-uesday in
21. The driver, Mervin.,Hodgins of.'
R.R. • 2 , Kincardine , escaped injury
in the accident which caused' an
estimated $400.00 damage to the
truck,``'
On Wednesday January 22; Cons-
table L. Whitelaw investigated a
two car accident in Lucknow . • 'he
drivers.Of the vehicles involved •
were Donna Mullin of Lucenow' and
Christine Gardner ;of Lucknow,
Damage was.estimated at $250,,00...
Everyone has a choice. He Can
either change his ways or endure •
th'e results.
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open .water The burin:�f garbage
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Nationalthem and lnstit
can be eliminatedb burin:i€ ' ute sun
and the itinch'
committee, Mrs, Albert McQuill-
Those affected most by pollution
areasthmatics, folks with heart an , Mrs. Albert Coultes assisted
ailments and'lung problems.• by
Mrs. Ed 1Nalker„ nerved. lunch
The problern of air pollution is eThe February meeting will be
here so let us resolve to,do what : held at the home Of Mrs. Albert
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Safety Tip; The Ontario. Safety
:League says that as you. grow old,
inevitably you become bald and
lose youi grip ; , , if -you're a:
tire. Check your tires often', and•
replace them when they are worn,.
',I.E..POLAND .
PROVINCIAL CONSTAi3L.E.