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Treat Injuries At Hospital
Mary Brown , R. R. 1 Holy-
eceived painful injuries to
b cage when she fell through
in an old house.
inie Sue Mathews, age 9 ,
g Wingham, was admitted
qiital with a fractured arm ,
red when she fell off a horse,
as riding at her home.
Dhael Beattie age 12, Wing-
was treated fora lacerated
ead when struck by another
whd was throwing stones.
s. Betty Heard , Wingham
ved lacerations to her left
b when she cut it on ,a storm
ow which broke as she was
ling same , ,
lyne McDonagh , age. 10,
now, fell off his bicycle on
ray to school and received .a •
.laceration to his chin.
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In peGroot age 60 , R. R. 1
eter, caught his left arm in •
npicker at the farm of Oscar
er, R, R. 1 Bluevale and
m was Amputated . He was
tted to hospital via
lance and his condition is.
factory. Cpl. Croskill and
able McKittrick, .O.P.P. in
gated. -
d Carruthers , age 18 , Ripley.
control of the car he was driv-
lad struck a truck on Highway
ar Iistowel. He received
i-abraiions to his left feg.
as later released. Listowel
P. inveitigated. •
6stopher 'Itickley, age• 16 ,
3 Holyrood , fell off the
he was riding and the horse
'p him,. He received head
les,• contusions to left thigh
hip,,
'Fray Black', age 18, R. R. 1
rave, was driving a tractor
ibert Carter's farm , Conces-
4, East Wawanosh , and the'
or got off on the soft shoulder,
ling him against the exhaust
rig 2nd degree burns to his
and, right arm .
fight Hallahan, R. R. 3
I, age 2, caught his right sea-
inger in a cattle feeder at
and amputated the' tip Of
tiger and injured his fourth
finger..
obus Faber, age 58, 26
[ever Avenue; Guefph, driV -
one car driving West on
qay #86 at the junction of
fay #4, 'was in collision with
going South on Highway #4.
tied to hospital via arnbu-
With internal injuries. Con-
, satisfactory. MIS. Johanne
age 56; wife of the driver
tnitted,to hospital via am-
ee with chest and pelvic
S. Condition satisfactory.
im Youell, age 21; driver of
lend car, 103 king Edward
le!London, Ontario, was
ted Via amublance with
.00t.injury and was lator re -
KINLOUGH
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Wright of
Glen Orchard visited during the'
week with Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Mauldgn•and Keith.) Also at the
same home was a farewell party,
for Jack Webster before he return-
ed to his home at Edmonton.
Some. from this area attended '
the International Ploughing
'Match at Alvinston.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robb visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Glen - •
Stinson arid family at Hamilton.
A number from here attended
the Ripley Fall Fair on Saturday.
Miss Norma /Coutts of Wingham
visited on Sunday with Edna and
May Boyle.
,Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson
attended the wedding reception
for Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bath at
Bervie on Saturday eNiening.
A good number from here
attended the Harvest Thanksgiving
service at Bervie on Sunday:
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Sutton on the birth of a
son.
Mrs. John Barr and Mrs. DorOthy
Thompson accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur' Graham on a motor
trip to Haileybury last week.
Lisa Evans of. Erin is spending
this week with her grandparents
Mr..and Mrs. Bert'Nicholson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Sparling ,
Allan and DouglaS entertained the
Haldenby relatives from here at
'their cottage at Grand Bend.
Mrs. Ellwood Elliott is hOstess
for the meeting of the Holyrood
Women's Institute at her home
on Thursday evening.
25th ANNIVERSARY
Congratulations are extended
to Mr. and Mrs. Donald *Ewan
who celebrated their silver wed-
ding anniversary. A family and
relative get-together was held at
their home at Westford On Satur-
day night. .
Mts. Norman Fry and Cathy
Of Harriston spent the weekend.
here With her mother Mrs. Wil-
liam Haldenby and, also visited
with her father , who is.a patient
in the Wingham and District
Pete Leeson and. Iona , while Kay
called on Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wis-
rner, , Mr. and Mrs. John Wismer, ,
Mr. and Mrs. MUrald Kuehl and
the Leesons. While at the Lee-
sons , the ladies found it like, old
home week as'other callers on
Pete and Agnes were Mr.' and
Mrs. Bill Taylor and the new
baby Corinne Louise of Elmira ,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fowler of
Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
currie of Watetloo.
Folks enjoyed the exhibition
ball game at Ripley on Friday •
evening when the young fellows'
(age 35 and over) representing the
North and South of Huron Town-
ship put on quite a show. No one
Seemed quite sure. of the score but
it was agreed the South won by a
small margin but both teams ,
deserve credit for being such great
sports.
The fall fair drew most of the
people from this area and some
from away into th% Village of
Ripley 'on Saturday. Those notic
ed who returned for the fair, were
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Currie Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Leeson and Iona , •
Mrs/. Audrey Troyer, Mr. Law-
rence Stanley and Charlie King..
Also many of the young people
were home for the• week end in-
eluding ,Bonnie Boyle of Waterloo,
John Collins of Barrie, Jim Dore -
of Borden and Jamie Farrell of
Centralia.
Hospital. -
Mx. and Mrs. Arthur Graham
visited this week with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Graham at Ann Arbor ,
Michigan.
Mr. and, Mrs: Barry Haldenby
and Allyson visited on. Sunday'
with. Mr. George Haldenby.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Currie of
Waterloo .visited at the, .
home 'of his mother Mrs. Gert-
rude Walsh and other relatives
here and were all ,Saturday even-
ing dinner guests with Mr., and
Mrs. Alf Herbert at Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs., Roy Schneller
went to Tavistock on Sunday to
pay a call at the funeral home
where their cousins remains rest-
ed , and also visited with her
mother Mrs. Herman Rieck at•
Petersburg.
Mr. John Murray and his son
Brian, who have been visiting
here with Miss Margaret Murray
and with Mr. and Mrs. .
Murray and family, returned to
their home at. Lethbridge, Alberta.
• Holyrood Women's. Institute are
to be congratulated on receiving
first and third prizes at Ludknow -
and Ripley. fairs for their group dis-
plays •
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PURPLE GROVE
Mrs. Burton Collins and Mri.
Vic GaWley visited friends in
Waterloo last week. Wanda •
spent time with Mr. and Mrs.
leased. Wingham O.P.P. Ricker
investigated. . •
John Fontaine , 492 Highland
Road ,' Kitchener', fractured his
left wrist in a fall in Orussels.
Mrs: Annie McGlynn, age 61,
R. 2 Wingham , lost control of
the'car she was driving and 'rolled'
over in a ditch, two miles out-
side of Wingham on Highway #4.
She was admitted to hospital via
ambulance with multi-abrasions
to both arms and •legs , lacerated
scalp , fractured right leg. Coin-
oditionlair. Investigated by Wing ,,,
ham O.'P.P. FOUlon.
Stewart Hunter , age 19 , Wing-
barn , was driVer of a car that
went out of control On Highway
#4; approximately one mile
South of Winghatn, and rolled
several times in, a ditch. He re-
eeived shock, chest injuries. and
multi-abrasions. • A passenger,
Richard Stapleton, age 26 , 14
Waterloo. Street , Stratford , receiv.
ed scalp laceration, head and fac-
ial
.
injuries , multi contusions and
abrasions , fractured right collar
bone . Both were adfnitted to
hospital via ambulance , condi-
ticin satisfactory. InVestigated
by Wingham O.P.P. Balzer.
Reuben Jacklin , age 10, Wing-
ham , received a deep laceration
to his left thigh in a fall at'home'.
Gary Harnish, age 19, Wingham,
was a passenger in a car driven by
Richard Stacey , when he lost con-
trol of the car and went off the
road and struck a culvert near
Whitechurcb on HighwaY #86. lie'
suffered• multi lacerations to face.
Investigated by WingliaM
Foulon. Mark Russell, age 22,
R. R. -2 Wingham , also a passeng
er in the. Stacey car ; received a
abrasions to his legs.
David Bruce Logan , age 18
Brussels , was bitten on the right
hand by a dog near Brussels.
Edward Whitly, , age 18,
Wingham, fractured •his right hand
in a 'fall at his home.
Charles Farquharson, age 26,
1795 'Dundas Street East , Toronto,
driver of one car travelling on
Highway'#86 was.in collision with
a car (at the Morrisbank corner)
going North on the Brussels road , •
which Claimed the life of the
'driver John Elgin Porter , age
65 of Varna . He was the lone
occupant. Mr. Farquharson's in-
juries were head injuries, fraitur-
ed left wrist , 'fractured right hand
and internal injuries. He was'
admitted to hospital and his con-
dition, is satisfactory. A passeng-
er in the car , Howard. Alex Alex
'ander , age 28, Don Mills, receiv'
ed head injuries, lacerated right
arm, back injuries, condition
satisfactory. Investigated by Cpl.
Croskill and FOulon, Wingham
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