The Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-09-01, Page 16•
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THE, LUCKNOW: SENTINEL, LUCKNOWt .
NYARIO.
• WEDNESDAY,. •SEPTEM. ER 1•s14
WESTER SCO
STEEL GRANARIES
1150 to 5000 BUSHEL SIZES,
:ERECTING -JACKS. SUPPLIED
AT .NO EXTRA CHARGE;
AM$ERLEY .
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Trc.ussea Tea.Held
dor Esther Gibson
PHONE 395-5286
.. On :August .14t . Mt . Samuel W;.
Gibson:held a trousseau'tea• at her
home in Lucknow In honor of her
• daughter. Esther Ritchie, whose;
marriage took. piacein the Wesley
United church, London, ,Ontario:
on August 21^�~
Mrs. Russell Wardle..Of London, •
mother of the- aroorn,' Mrs.
Son and Esther ,; received the`.
.guests:,
Two of Mrs. 'Gibson's little
granddaughters Mary' Gibson of '• •
Kincardine and Joan,Hamilton of
c now were in c• argeo e
gu.est_ • a e
Pouring :tea; in,t afternoon
were .three family .friends .kr
John Gardner, Mrs'. J. W..Joynt.'
and Mrs. 'Jacob 'Hunter; and in•
the. evening. two aunts• of. the •bride
.Mrs:George Saunders: and Mrs,
Robt .. 'Helm . Displaying the
gifts ,and• trouss'eau' were"Miss Pat
a
son.
• Assisting: in. the'teaaroorn we•re:
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Misses Valerie Gillies Cathy'
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PURPLE GROVE
A card party *and dance was,
held at the community centre 'on
Saturday, night in honour .of Mr.!
and Mrs. Carl Collins and boys of
aioar .. Mr.. and Mrs. Collins.
Ricky and Gregg' are holidaying ..
here with relatives.
:Dinner guests. on Sunday of •Mr.
and : Mrs. • Don' Dore and family
were Major and Mrs..Ia•n...McNabb
Chris and Sean. The. Mc Nabbs.
gary. They, travelled .to
Tobermory and ferried ,across to
•Manitoulin'.Island: They plan to
visit friends at Sault Ste. Marie
enroute to the west,
a 'f 1 1'I . . I.1 ► 4 '.
Ralph. Hill on Friday evening were
Mrs. Claude Dore and Cecil.
•• The Be11 picnic ways, held on •
Sunday at the Conmunity.Centre.
Mr.•andMrs. Cameron Bell,
Mr..and. Mrjs.
Gary -Hockey and
Mr. and Mrs. Norman.
Pontiac ,'.Michigan spent .the week
end..with : Mr. and 'Mrs. Burton
Collins..'
Father Was Once:
Dungannon
g
Postmaster .
• DUNGANNON NEWS
MRS.. WALTER ,BIS17•19P •
On, Tuesday', Aug tst.lO,, 1.971
•Mrs:• Rae Bishop passed away At.
AIpha.Nu. sing'Ilome in Torbnto..•
$h,e ih d been an invalidfor rtiany'
:years; following a series of strokes;.
Mrs. Bishop was formerly Rae •
Stothers, daughter •of the late Mr.:
and Mrs.. Thos. Stothers of
Dungannon: • Mr: Stothers was
postmaster in 'Dungannon for sew -
era1 years., , Her husband• Was the
• late Walter iishop•of• Chicago•. . `
The' burial service took place at,
Dungannon cemetery at 12 noon.
on 'Thursday; August. 12 with
burial in..the-fam.14 plot:. Tiie
•service was Conducted. by Rev.
Stanley MacDonald of Londesboro ..
Mrs:. _B.ishpp 5s survived by one
sister--, Jane-o€—Tor-onto;: one -da agh--
ter•Jean, orie_son'Wi•lliarn of
Chicago, five' grandchildren and•
Mr. S. • E3.'•Stothers 'of : Lucknow
and 'Mr.- W. J. Stothers• of'Coder -
ichare'cousi;ns of the .deceased,.
Gibson, Barbara' Hamilton; Mrs':
,Ernie - Gibson • Mrs.m: Evelyn "Gibson
and . Mrs. Chris. Brown. ,
NOW
THERE'S ONE
MORE GOOD
REASON
recite
Vingharn Hospita
Donald Macintyre , Ft, R.5
Lucknow ;' received a fractured left
tween a manure :loader, and dock
while loading•;grain•at theTreleaw
en Feed • Mhl in Lucknow.
A two car collision, occurred .gat
the intersection of .15 and 16 Side -
road and Concession 14; Grey
TownsIap on ,Au -gust 24 A car
driven by :.Rona•ld' Thomas Steven-
son , age 17 R. R. 2 Brussels;
travelling North 'was ;incollision
with a .car driven by Mr's Vera
`°Weber . 4 R;- ,1 2BBruss:e-1
was travelling East: Bruce Weber,
17,
passenger -in his mother's./car ,'
received shock,- concussion, 'frac-
tuned ribs, punctured lung, con=
tusionsand abrasion to the face •
and arrnsas well as an' internal
verisin.
injury.. He received emergency
treatment -and was. transferred via
ambulance, to:London 'c..
Hospital'.. Mrs. 'Vera Weber .receiv
ed. multi abrasions to.the 'face
.chest and aria a' fractured collar
bone„:injured•'shou.lder and shock.,
She was admitted t� hospital. Ran
aid Thomas Stevenson received/
aaria aceration'ana multi
contta'ssion. He was also, admitted:
to hospital.. O. P: P. 'Foulon invest
igated
Geoffrey Alcorn•, age "l3, son
a 1rlouglr,
• Karen Durni n ,•age 9 ,' Londes•-
boro, d /aughter.of• Mr, and .Mrs.
.M.e�rv.yn� '�rnin.•was•thrown•Off:
a `pony and received a fractured
left arm.
Laird Currie,• age 6,ingham,
son of Mr', and' Mrs. James Currie
dropped an iron grate on his right.
4iint a hit a i-
son, R R.. I,• Wingharn fractur-toe. •
ed,his left arni v4tien he fell out David Scott, age 69; Luc•know,
of .a Able at his horn. . was' found in the 9 mile creek , on
.Mach
ael Schiestel, age, 1, On South Havelock street, an Lucknow.
Of Mr, ;and Mrs..Francis. Schiestel Neighbours heard his'call for help.
fell and received a deep:lacera- and pulled him out of .the creek.
On to nit
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Philip' Heard, a e.17:. "Win ham , Injured light ,arin 'and ed scalp,.
p , age � g g nd�
rib injuries
son of -Mr„, •and .Mrse Edmond when he. fell off a bridge .into. the
,Beard, -fractured.. his .left ankle water , He lay, there for sortie
playing football, time before being' discovered4 He
Mrs, Barbara MeC ween r ages was adrnitted to hospital where
Toronto, suffered a whiplash and his condition is satisfactory: Wings
head injury when the oar in which ham police gd l a:er it vestigatedi
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ROY HAVENS
"The -spoken . Word is• Juke: ,the •-air
•but the printed • word is always there."
OupI� Mark
Anniversar!
.AMBERLEY NEWS:
•Congratu1ations - to Mr', ,and
Mrs; Lyle Oliver on the occasion
'-fteeth-Wedd ngmAnni er-
sary.. •Their .family held Opeh1
liou,e for them .on `Saturday after-
noon and evening at their home,
south of A.mberley , •w:hen many...
friends called. • • i
Mr.. and ,Mrs. (pill Kempton and
farni•ly`enjoyed a' few'..d.ays camp
im lastweek at 'the MacKenzie
the fair.
Dennis Courtney and.L•ynn1
motored down on. Monclav acid
retur,ned on .Wednesday '-at 2.
fng,die E. :and vrsrtith., 1
Leona rd . .
Wendy Court•riey•spent:Tues.
and Wednesday. in .Toro:nt.arii
On.Sunda•y Kitt Einies, hrip
Reid and Pat :Courtney it i ell
to,•Toronto , apent a'. few. days'-
the C.1\. B. ; retu.rninv:cin We
Mrs. 1N"ilfredJanissc�' s a.ha
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in,;Kincardine'General } fospita
ran er camp..
This past' week seemed to be
the time 'for :attending the C. N. E.
in Toronto:.
Misses Dianne Kempton and
Margaret McKay went by bus on
uesday and enjoyed.a..fullday at
she was ridingskiddedo a ditch
g into
somewhere between Fo'r.tnosa and.
from Gorrie was struck inthe
mouth by a swing', lacerating his"
mouth..
L-avernef=W hi t LLB`olgrav=e , re_ — _'
c;eived'a deep scalp laceration..
when a board struck his heart'
while at work. . , -••
Kent Thohlpsoii, age 6 , son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Williani•Thomp-.
Phone '"528.50112 • L.udkno v •
O OlU BURNER SALES and SERVICE
H0, HEATSERVICE
Mr. and Mrs . Bert .Nixon of
Cookstown.,: and forrrierl'y :of tl
area',,vis-ited here:this_a+�.`i�l;
'They spent ,one night with ,NIr
and :Mrs Bill Wilkens, rrothr
with. Mr. 'and Mrs. E1iiicr'Stm
zerand also called on other,
friends in': the neighbourhood...
Shannon Lee and Nlicitael
Courtney visited this past
to
and Mrs.. Ellwood Irwin, ,
Mr:. and, Mrs. Ji:rit Cornish.
family—Spenlaseek ciid ztr
Kitchener' visiting with'Mr.. til
Mrs. Harold Cornish and Mr.
Mrs. Roy Cornish'. Mrs. ,wlai t
Crowston from Lytton ,
who has, been, visiting the, Cori
amutes , reitrinutriv
hnr- r '
•Malton on 5tinday. •>
iiONOt.JI'llrt ON ANNIV'ERSAR'
Mr,. and Mrs,: l3ob Courtney
were treated' to an enjoyable
evening at. the Candle L1ght 1.
Goderich on: Friday on the ea
Sion of their twentieth tveeldr1
AnnikierSary, , Their ltost,z 1ot'.l
dinner were Mr, and ;Mrs, (1i
Doy4 Mr. and Mrs, l,ynn .Low
1V14,a'nd Mrs, pert•xn l wry an
Mrs and Mrs.: Ernie Gibson',