The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-11-22, Page 14W Just the Righ-t Gft,
Before The Age of Miracles
Memoirs of a Country Doctor
BY DR. W. VICTOR JOHNSTON
'$6.95
Dr. Johnston was born in West Wawanosh Township and
was a general practitioner in Lucknow for thirty years. His
book reflects his life and practice in this community.
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Forsters Erecting,,.
New Barn
PURPLE GROVE NEWS
-- heir.-and Mrs. • Walter -Forster,
with the help .of friend's and rela-
tives, are erecting.a new barn on
'their property..' The old one was
destroyed by, fire in the latter , •
part o ep em.et.
Cathy Dore spent Saturday
night with Margi Collins.
Mr. and Mrs.• Howard Thomp-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Victor GaWley
and Mrs. Bert Nicholson visited
on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs..
RuSsell Hewitt in Kincardine.
are extended to Miss Mary Robin-
son, who is a patient in the Kin-
cardine Hospital. '
Miss Sadie Johnston and Miss
Margaret Robertson spent a few
s-recently with Mr. and Mri.
Don liobertson.
Vicki Dore spent Saturday
night at• the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Thompson.
Mrs, Bob Thompson and Robbie
visited on ,Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Don Dore and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Don McCosh
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Walsh from Kincardine on Sun-
day.
Miss Nancy Elliott and Paul
Greenwood of Sarnia spent the
week end with her parents Mr.
44trd;;;14$7.----EariT,Elliottv
Mr. and Mrs. Don NICCosh and
Mr. and Mrs. William Arnold re-
turned on Tuesday ifter spending.
a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Hector Knight in Picton.
Bob Emerson attended the
Warden"s banquet held on Friday
night.
THIS WEEK
CONTINUED .FROM PAGE 13.
when Jack Blue's car was taken
and found next day against a
bridge in the town of Wingharn.
On Wednesday mornintJack7was-
observed fixing and adjusting the'
tires at his home in the east part '
of the village. After dinner he
decided to pick up a moving: cart
from the storage -barn at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reeves
on the main street south, Local •
hardware merchant , Bill Reeves
was loaning Jack the cart to
move/ his refrigerator. So Jack
drove his car doWn•to pick it up to
use on Thursday morning. He
parked his car'on the.driveway be-
hind-rhe'Reeves---cir;wprit-to,t
barn but could not/locate the cart.
He then came baCk to the house
driveway beiide the house to get
in his car.
Jack could not believe his eyes -
where his car had been ,.there was
4st-empty space.
Ree/es confirmed that the car had
been there when she was talking
to him. Later another neighbour
lady, Mrs. Cook, told of seeing ,
a young manyalking on the side-
walk past her place and then see-
ing ihe car back out in great
haste. •
found to have a dead battery , an
empty gas tank and a ,fiat tire as
well as number of caps fot bever-
age bottles.. 'At the' garage,. Jack,
on instruction from-his insurance
company., was getting .these fixed •
and since it _would take Some • •
time he told Mrs: Margaret Blue
to returnto.Ripley.,.'..
'After fixing these items, the .
garage Tnechanic took.the car
blac,kfor a test run
when he found there'were no.
brakes .working.,' 'Taking off- the
'wheels showed that. all the•brake,s'
had 'been burnt out, Lloyd Irwin ,
went to 1yingham. for JaCk. „;At
the time of writing the , car is still
in Wingharn.garage.' . On Friday ,
neighbour Levi Good, whose wife
is in St. Joe's ,• took Jack to ,Lon-
don and' s. Jack 'BOP rettynt'.4-------
home with them: So iar •
knoWn the young man.has'not
and was told, by Mrs. Reeved that • bten apprelrended. Fora Malt
it was away for the afternoon.
Jack then went back.to shut the
everyone in Ripley will he care-
barn door- e-
fill with their car keys. A few
and years-ago N-oreetr-M-a-c-Darta-ld—
had her car stolen, west'of
Reid's Corners, while assisting
Mrs. Murray. Walden. •
* *
Murdock MacDonald', who has
not' been well for sornetinie, is a
patient in Kincardine and. District
Hospital..
* • • *
Phe—K=incardine-Ontag-cr-Provirm--
cial Police were notified and they 'returning from .Kincardine and
imthediately alerted all units in St. Joseph's Hospitals..Back arc
district number 6 from Mount Rev. Kenneth Rooney , Mrs. Terra
Forest. The next morning, Thurs- Outirbridge village--forman- Arn-
day, ,Wingharea police locatedthe brose Gamble and Mrs. Jack
car there. Jack was notified and Blue.
his' sister -in-law , Mrs . Donald
Blue, took, him over. It was • • • • • •
• THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd, 1972 •
at Thamesville.
Mrs. Gladys Stockhart of Flor-
ida spent the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Finnigan and
family. On Saturday she returned
to the South accompanied by Ray-
mond Finnigan.
Mrs. Olive Goudie of,Kitchener
spent the week end with Rev. and
Mrs. Clarence McClenaghan.
A good ctowd attended tie
reception in honour of Mr.Qand
Mrs. Bill Caesar on Friday even-
ing in Dungannon Agricultural
Hall.
The snow and slept last Tues-
day morning served to remind. us
that winter may not be too far
away. The fresh snow this morn-
ing - Monday - may soon disap-
pear because the sun is shining' -
and welcome!
Dungannon Women's
'Institute meeting on November
30 is to be at Mrs. Cecil Blake's •
home instead of at Mrs. .Warren
Zinn's as listed on your program.
Time is to be.2 p.m.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Graham McNee,
also Mr. and Mrs. Eric McNee
and Brenda visited this week
%..nd with Mr. and Mrs. Allan, Mc-
Nee and Eddie in Ajax.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gray
from North Bay visited this week
end with the latter's father, Jim
Little. Others who visited them
were Mr. and. Mrs. John MacDon-
ald from Goderich.
The many friends here, are sorry
to learn Mrs.. LaVerne Pentland
has had surgery-recently in Det-
roit.
WINTER
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1972 MAVERICK 2 door
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2 1970 FORD Custom 500, 4 door 1/8 automatics
1970 OLDS Cutlass Supreme 4 door hardtop, V8 automatic,
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DUNGANNON NEWS
On Sunday at the Dungannon
'United Church the service of
Baptism was solemnized for John
Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
-.-G:Wright; Melissa-Jane, daugh-
ter of Mr, and Mrs. Derk
Logtenberg; and Paul, Van, son
of Mr.,• and Mrs. David Dawson.
Another special part of the ser-
vice was the dedication of the
two gifts received from St. Paul's
Anglican church, the piano and
a candle snuffer, the latter being
the gift of Mrs. .Gordon Congram.
Mrs. Robert Bere suffered a .
stroke to her right side and is in
Goderich hospital. Bert Mc Whin-
ney of Crewe is also a patient
there, since Friday.
Mrs. Gladys Riven has returned
home after spending some time
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Simp-
son. Goderich. We hope she
continues to feel improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eedy from
Toronto, and Mr. •and Mrs. Bob
Ott and Matthew from Kitchener
were week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Irvine Eedy and •Martha.
Others who visited with them on.
Sunday included. Mrs. Jas. Blair,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Home of •
London, and Mr. and Mrs. Dotig
Wilson and daughter Diane of
• SRringford.
Mr. and Mrs.. Robt. Irvin visit=
. ed-this week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Stirling and Darlene