The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-05-31, Page 9DRIVEN THEATRE
CLINTON - ONTARIO ,
BOX OFFICE OPENS AT S:00 P.M.
FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
June 2.3-4
- DOUBLE FEATURE -
EVEL KNIEVEL
(ADULT'ENTERTAINMENT)
'Naga Hamilton
The true story of the fantastic motor-
. cycle stunt rider who is really the
"last of the dare-devils"
Calor
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COMMANDOES
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
—bsVenClal J. kaNy —
Color
rris, age 23,
Wingham , lost control of his car
May lb when it struck loose grav-
el while travellingrOn the 6t1-1:
concession of Culross Township,
causing the car to roll several
times throwing the occupants, out.
of thesx„Ra,y_mond Harris was ,
admitted to' hospital with abra-
sions and lacerations to right
shou-Ider-;;a-r-rn-, -leg and-internal:
injuries. Mitchell Braun, age ,
Wingham , son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Braun, received multi
lacerations to his fate"and scalp,
and right shoulder. Peter Braun,
age. 15 , Wingham, received
abraiions and contusions' to his
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of Essex , husband of the former
Ruby Pentland of.Dungannon,
Others who attended from this
and area were'two nephews, Ron
Jacg Pentland , sons of the late
Mr. Herb Pentland.
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BILLY JACK
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injuries to her right 'foot when she'
caught it in the wheel ofa• tractor
May 20. •
Theresa deBruyn„ age 22.4 R. R.
5 Luc_know ., . received injury to her-
left foot ,when she -Stepped on a
nail whilecutting grass at'her
home. ' . - •
Brian Reid, age'12,: Wingham,.
son of Mr. and Mrs, Scott Reid; .
received, injuries to his left hand
-came .bly-PojearEhrWsili
•by the lawn mower at his home.
Mrs. Graham (Joanne) Sholdice„
Walton-, fell off a horse. dUring
rode() race at Teeswater , causing
.injury to her left.leg, righrarm,,
and ribs.. She was..brought into
hospitalT,by-Tee-sw,ater7Emergeric y
Fire Department.
• BUY RESTAURANT
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
The change in ownership be-
comes effective June lg., The
restaurant will be closed, that day
and. Will re-open Priday. with spec-
ial favours for customers during
the Friday and Saturday opening,
---Y.i).tchAtalLbe,foun.lsewh
this issue in an advertisernent.
Mrs. Frances Keil"will end 21
years in the restaurant
business in Lucknow during which
time she trained,and graduated as
'a registered nurse. Since her
marriage, to George Keil of Gor-
treTwirs. Keil harcontinued to
Operate the Lucknow business,
commuting to work.
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THEATRE
HWY. B GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 . PHONE 524 99 541
Boiler Beach
May 31 June: 1-2-3
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. the last of the daredevils!
Also starring
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Color
Sun. Mon. Tueso June 4.56
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THE TODD
LUNGS
tECHNiCapir • PANAVICAIN'
NATIONAL GENERAL
PICTURES PRESENTS
A FILM WRITTEN
DIAECATEDD
DARIO ARGENT°
Technicolort
Techn 'scope* Arkronterwserr
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thinning. Our next meeting. will
probably be July 20.
Vitamin Diggers
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pm:a, Now
NOTE: VHE FRENCH , CONNECTION"
and "MOVE" previously advaiiisad for --Juno-1-13--wilt—NUT !HI showing until A ugust 10.15.
OPENING EVERY. NIGHT
INCLUDING SUNDAYS
THURS. FRI. SAT.
June 8;9-10
-, DOUBLE FEATURE -
THE ANDERSON
TAPES
(ADULT' ENTERTA INMENT)
Seen _Connery Dyan Cannon
Martin: Balsarn
Color
YOU CAN'T WIN
'EM ALL
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
Tony Colts - Chailas Ironton Color
Cartoon
SUN. ,.MON. TUES.
June 11,1243
-; DOUBLE FEATURE --
DOCTORS' 'wives
AtiAtiTTANCI
M,pH. .Cl hi 6",
0n May 25, at the. Lucknow
public School, the Vitamin Dig-
gers held their third meeting.
We opened with the 4-H Pledge.
The roll call,. which was to,
tell onevegetable in their gard-
en which required thinning , was
answered by each girl.
We discussed: how to stake
Graduates At
Wingham-.Hospital
Mother Mrs. Mary Bere and
Mrs. Lorne Iyers was co-host- /
ess to a lovely shower for Miss
Judith Million of Stratford, held
at Win • ham at th _borne of Mrc
Harold 'Congram'on Saturday
evening. Friends and relatives
from here welcomed the oppor-
tunity to:honour Judith 'and also to
I renew former acquaintances.
EUROPEAN. HOLIDAY.
Mr_Robt..._atathers,acrarnpa
.ied bY het sister. , Mrs. J. , W, Mac
Leod of Kincardine, returned on
Sunday Mai 28 , fron-i-a72-3 da y
holiday in Londbn, England and
in, several countries on the contin-
ent: Belgium Germany,, Austria ,
five drays in Italy from Rome.to •
:Capri, France with two'days in
Paris, then back to London, Eng
'land, and from Heathrow airport,
London,' to Malton International , head and laceratiOns to both
airport, then to Preston and knees. Paul Braun, age 15, Wing-
ham received multi-abra.Sions to
his back, chest and arms. ,The
accident was investigated by Walk
etton 0.P.P. Ken LaPointe.
• perry.,Rammeloo, age 6,
Blyth, ,son of Mr.. and Mrs.- Pierre-
Ranimeloo ,, was lighting a fire-
'Cracker Ma -, 17 'When it ex•loded -
in, his face. The child received
serious burns to his eyes , face ,
ears and, neck. •He was given
emergency treatment at Wing-
ham Hospital and transferred via
ambulance to Victoria Hospital,
London.
Robert 'Brandon,,
Teeswater, was struck in the
e eye by a ase . e receiv
ed a fracture over. the eye and
damage to the eye. He received
emergency-treatmen(and was,-
transferred to Victoria Hospital,,
Abe. Penner, R. R. 2, 'TeesWat- London. •
cr,,lacera-ed-lrtrrigh!-first finger Syly4a VancierHo
at home on May 24:
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bien
John. Meurs, R. R. 4 Wingham , VanderHock, Kincardine caught
age
, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter her right first finger in the door s •
Mews, received a fractured left"
of a school bus, amputating the
second 'finger -when-he dropped
end of the finger.
bag of Cylinders on his hand. 4
- John Kramer, Guelph, rec-ei'ii-
ed a 'partial amputation of his
Terry Rintoul, age 6 , Wingharn right second finger when he
son of Mr.-and Mrs. Paul Rintoul, caught' his hand in a lawn 'mower
fell off i v _ at Silver Lake cottage..
first and second degree-burns to
WEIDNESPAY, MAY 31st, 1912
SPRING
FASHION SHOW coming to.
F. E. MA ILL
SECONDARY
SCHOOL
.00 THURSDAY
JUNE 1st
at 8:15 p.m.
Admission 25c
EVERYONE WELCOME!
• THE l,UCKNOW SENTINEL, LIOCKNOIN, ONTARIO
ways and walks.'
Mrs. Walden showed us hoW to Sault Ste. Marie enjoyed the admitted to hospital with 1st ,
itiiisplanrandsheitold- us- about ---week-end visithereith his 2nd, and-3id-degree burns
suffered when the furnace blew
up at `his home. He received •
burns to both arms, right foot
and ankle., face, neck and 'both
eyes.
while swimming in the Maitland
Michael A. Fischer-, R. R.-1,
Form9sa, escaped serious injury
May 25 when he crawled under a
tractor- to release the loader ,
which released .suddenly coming
down onhis back; causing abla-
sions 'to that area.
Anne Graham ; R. R. 5 , Luck-
now , cut her toe on the lawn
tomatoes, weed control, insect they visited another cousin, Miss mower while cutting grass at
and disease*contrOl, lawns, drive- Rena Stevenson, Hensall. home.
Mr. and. Mrs. John Bere of Kenneth Walker, Brussels, was
DUNGANNON NEWS
congratulatiOns to Marsha
Hodges who was one of the R.N. A
graduation class at Wingham Hos-
pital on Friday. She received a'
special award for bedside nursing.
Debbie. Hodges completed her
2nd year at Fanshawe College
and now goes io St. Joseph's Hos-
pital again.
An unfortunate mishap occurred
recently when Doug Kerr was
training his horse at Dungannon
race track and the animal dropped
dead.
Mr% and Mrs. Victor Errington
visited in London this week end
with Mr..and Mrs. Wesley Alton,
in honour of three of their birth-
days. When returning on Sunday
the Maitland River and received: in the barn.
CISCO PIKE a deep faceration to her left foot/, Robert MacDonald, R. R. 2
Color
AwitTANce John Monger, R.12. 2,'Wing-
.
Cartoon
Oen* Hackman ham, received:a lacerated mouth
Reis Kristofferton while playing sOcCer. .
Joanne Anger', age 13 , Wing-
ham , stepped on a sharp object
Dyan Carmen harp . daughter of Mr. and Mrs'.
rla thu-r-I-Itrlitrard
nor when she
Coles sharp object' while swimming in stepped into a, pail of hot water
home. Helen says it is fantastic
to see 'so much in three weeks
about which you have read in a
life -time .
Laverne, and Frank Pentland
accompanied by Benson Pentland
of London attended the funeral
service of a cousin in Essex on
Sates-d-a-F—Ht---w-a-s-Gtorge-S-a-1
. Julie Stamper, age 3 , R. R. 1, ed a compound fracture to his
right arm. . Bluevale ,. daughter of Mr. arid
, Mrs. 'Wendall Stamper , received Cheryl Hubbard, age 9 , Wing-
req . npnes
• At Hospital
a t ee t er -tott er an r ace
• Wingham, was admitted to hos-
Pital with' a dislocated left should
er 'dim- a fall into a' deep ditch
at Kingscioni -liall., Wingham.
Mrs. Mildred' Purdon, R. R. 3,
Wingham , received painful
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Leo Von Clear -
is back in blazing
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