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TIiUIRS,, EEBR,UARY 23rd, 1950
KINGSBRIDGE
Mips 'Jrau1a Hebert ; was • '.a
Week -end visitor ., with her pro.
ttier, John O'C•Qnnor. -
N1l" P..af Courtney is a patient
in 4odericli Hospitalwith:.pneu:
monia. We h'olie,for a speedy re
covert'. •
lVr.. land Mrs; • Blaise Martin
spent the week -end in Hamilton,
massrs, Bert' :anti. Mike Martin
motored .from Halm'ilton and' ,at-
tended ' the funeral oi' the Lite
• Tem, l3ueglass : on Monday.
On. Monday evening the •C , W,:L:
1;c1d a dance in the •Parish tiatl.''
,A good, time eras 'enjoyed 'by
?alis' '1'ei.esa ' A. usti ii v is:i.ted hi
(,troit iitrer" t,.e:. wet k-o.n.d.
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D LAW AT °I«I:VrJ? UI
A cianc6 ui "Kintai'l•'on Friday
fetature'dby a .prize . draw,
which resulted.' as `fallow : • two
Firestone t1r.e, , Mrs. Dick Mac-
' Dynald, 'l)r•ass ire cookc61•;
a. • Patterson, . GuLierich; 'woollen
blanket, ;:Miss. Edith. Johnston, R,
7,'.Lticknow
l�rcice'cds of elle
event «rcie for
.the ;Kintail • sports field,: where it:
,as planned 'to., Bove an, open air•
:: rink and softball diainond. Xhe
weat'herman: has upset ice;making
plans .this season,. but 'with a
ouc'1T._.(5 r ih 1lrsrtto l e
week• the 'Kintail boys were dls'
cussing trying it again.'.
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TIDE'. LLICKNO- SEN.''INEL,• LUCKNOW,, ONTARIO ,
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PAGE SVE'
W a Tired �
Pepless Men,
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IervvouSbeing 'available for the average
1 .person for some years, he said;
Ip
.C'ECSN.HEALTH
iURANCE P.LA�NS
A
•.cl. r ' .
.lea . Acture of what is.going
on in the . medical world and of
the '.attempts .being. rnade:b.y soc-
iety 10 provide 'modern' medical
attention- to all, its members forn-i
eel the stubjeet-matter, of an• lady
dress. by Dr, 'Victor Johnston,. of
LucknoW at -the Rotary luncheon.
inet ting•''• at Owen Socind :last
week. • . .
Dr. John stun:,.. who has (been
general pr i ctitioner in: Lilo'now
ince he gr. ac}uatod in hie- ';cine in
9:2:3, .114 the preSidvnt of lie On-
.iri0 1V•7edic1d "•?iss•,i0iatiOn„I-lo • is
the='. Iittst 4(fe{o •' liiorh-this: region
totihold thiT office, .
1\1t"1iein +i.... I11 •onY' :ofb it.)..„1-1g;.,•
PURPLE GROVE
M.•r., ,and Mrs,. Al Irwin, of
I,uckr>ibw visited with .Mr.''How-
and T'hornipson recently,.
1VIiss • Merle . Dore spent the
week -end at the' home: of hex
parents..
Miss Frances Scott is a patient
in Kincardine . Hospital ,where.
;she. underwent an •appendix oper-
ation last' week.,
Mr. and Mrs, Don McCosh.. vis-
ited with the: latter's mother,,.
11Viz:s,_ 'Jahn .Colwell last Thurs-
day. :' •'
coir. ' Norman ` Isaac of,..Tloi n-
bury'visited with ' hia:cousiri, Mrs.:
J oh.ny' ..E
rrierson,• Iast i •we:ek. • '" '
M.i tW hox't •She'ape visited at';.
_Mr, Ralph p I -1i
way of weaving these materials
•into the fabric of our :social ,strut-
tune; •
"We are trying to play ail irra-
portant role in finding ways and
means 'or bringing this modern
medical.' attention` to all our pea,-
'Plc
eon'plc and in such a way :that they'
can pay' lou' :it. In •this latter
endeavbur we • share responsibil-
ity with you", Dr, .Johnston eon-.
eluded.
tetl1t yt;tt'�la_:,.dcrtlalcu Lal .aoliti-
ll s ,Saturday even
t, t cl .to the a�c� TE;4CI1LRs INSTALLED
eovtNon e,• iui the •
trcatine t c;f r;ieui;rati; n -i trod a;r- • At theevening' sc;i•v ic.e• i;1 the:
�lrr .lrs Lend tel 111(, now
ucseti ':'' United C;hi:rrch orS` Sur1d•iyt 116`
. l its ,4f(1 lncntci11iti. �.l..ich ale Dr: 7q, J. Mullnforclconducted the
(e`• • rr1.6ntils , a
�lationof of.fic"Lrs anti tench
err ai''the` Sunday.Schooi. •Those •
iii;ttc nd'ance for•". the installation,
t; eleinony'we1 e, Nirs. Orland' Rich
aids, 11iis Grant .' 7McDiaranict;
Mrs, Jahn-Kilputr.ick•,. Mrs. W. ' ; •
Andrew, Mrs N J. Ma Kenzie;
s; r: o n Venn. Mur.di`e, S.. O. Roth vc11, Wil
stoic remai keds, I'he use of the'fred:' J):rennan, Margaret . Rae,
Gordon. Morrison;.:'Stuarf Collyer,
Willard :Thompson,': W.. L. Mac
Keniie.
Re'v ,.1M1umford,,gave ':an appro
pl iate •anal 'very forceful addressr
on '"The 'training', of : Our Child.
ren''.
1•hese; alone • wi'tll • netir stir ;i'
c 1 :Proeuclures, tiuve g r e a t'.1' v'
broadened . the scope at medical
ni actist he s��.id: • °, • • •
r1'}ie dfiscovery. of eO tisca:ne: ha,s.
;opened:up challenging prospect;;
in many other fields D John -
drug
h'
drug is: still •in the experimental. I.
gra're-CT.'an. la. 'year's 'treatment
•would .cost. about • '$100,000. Be••
cause of: difficu'l.tie$ in manufact
ure there.. , is little chance of. ' it:
iomenLife Span Lengthens
, Indicating .the .remarkable im
Get New Vint' Vigor,' Vitality:
Fay.goodbye.tothese'weak, `always tired feelings;.
ilepreS,slon and • nervousness due to weak,. thin'
Ilood. Get up feeling fresh, be peppy all'day;<bave
pfenty:of vitality left over by evening: Tako Ostrex •
•Contains• iron, .vitamin 1.11,. calcium, phosphprue
for blood building body strengthening, stimulation,
invigorates system; Improves appetite, ;diggestive'
powers Costa 1ittle.•New bet acquainted'• size
ouly flet Try 'Osbrex "Tonto Tablets for new, nor-
mal,Gep, viin, vigor, Ills, very day. At ali,d'ruggiata..
COWS - $2.50 each '.
HORSES =- $2.50,Ea.
HOGS — 50cper cwt.,.
(Over 250 lbs. each)
Phone collect:
Ripley 182 •"
Winghaim 5G1:j
Ingersoll 21.,
pravement in the health of the;
people of Canada in the.:last two
F,eneratioris, Dr: Johnston.,`stated*
that!,in 190.0. the aver age length
of: life in Ontario was• about, 49
years and no\ r:.'it •hiis 'elimbed•:t;i
ti•earlyG_ yea•:rs..:`:The e remadr_u
t
a}. e.acan e5.1iiie not been.
Solely to the effects:of .the
ical pi ofession the '.pee l (1
• There. Were fo recognircd s•ae
,cialists: in• Ontario • until,about
'1002: The . sick usually staed• in.
bed at' home.'There.. were few
expensive drugs and.:nurs:i"ng .w•as.
,irf 'the fajnily -and .by practical':
nurses. Most. of . the population.
wasi ut a -'];=and the fame income
did: not stop .when . tide -head Of.
.
the. house was ill
"Now• :our ,'sel vices al.e. builf
around;•doctor,s groups of :worn:-.
••
.erS, departments of,`}i:ealth .and n-
stitutions", •Dr: Johnston stud. • ,.
••T,he speaker , dx ew attention to
the, changed ' conditions under
which • hospitals ;operated many
years -ago. At.: that 't nie. there
were c niparatively : fow: patients
each ;t,eir- pow •every .hospitals is
crowded, he: ren n 1' ed.
Cost:: Increasing.
M idern icciie' ,l are is: getting'better': ti id .better,'
i l e'cc�min.l
rnol•e expon ive, arid • its cost
.c•ontintic to. iritic 1se.and:will'not.
decline in the 'forsctoabir .future ',
Dr.. Johnston
Commenting on, 'Society's
iictiot'i to the mounting costs ii f'
iriodern . 'inedieai attention, •the
speaker -.said' -; that "one 'would
I.thinl< that with health measures
developing so fast all ,61 us would
be happy and: satisfied- •with the
progress Tirade", Iii added ' that
this is not the'•case..
�” _COiir people are becoming more,
anti i,rerre a«"ar•e6f the need'. of
malting nrcdiral' care available4O
those sections . of the poptt]ati•on
that recei'cwlc. -too Betio of" ifor
noneat, all", he stated. So mush:
new 'cite betclone for- the ill and
in„j,tii,ed that health services aye
being considered by many as esu
sen:tial .for all c•ltt4se as•.is.a pub-
lic education. ,1')i . Jhhnston de-
Blared. ' )"
1.10,01th Insurance'
i't)t ctor: f tiei`ViC0.3, ho:pitailiyii-
tion, ch tidy and special appliances
'cost money. he� pointed ,out. The:
Public irs C'(inming to the' conc1us
ion' t'that the. best wasp to; make
these .available to all citizens and:
;Clean,: dry litter' on the laying
house floor .is 'a key tosuccessful
egg production during the, winter;
Months.
•
be 'paid '' for is ..the ,ins n anco
method There are a number: of
y investment. ,.' •' • the_vital:. hick:starti
Protectyour- up •, c , rig..
. 'season' by feeding your next winter's laYers now
on a
.rowin mash made' 'with:;:Natiorlal'Develop'in Concen-
trate
g
trate :.. fresh -mixed far tastygoodness.:
The grOwindseoson makes or breaks your flock. So
• �icce;.isitlly '. orerated fortes of•
C ,1
a1.1 Lri .ur
s antesoine vountar'
rid spine".comptulaory, he solei
, At :..least one • of the three
inajul : political 'parties at, Ottawa.
h tiuld like to see this implement=
ed by compulsory .health:
' ince, soixiething.•after :the''pattert
•o a a•op e. •y `,ng :ari. , ..rr;.
Johnston remarked -.•'"Tire ••press.
ore •on_ our Dlom nron_:govermnent
to do something m 'this field .ap
pears to ,be great
The medical. -profession ;of On
tart() and, of :.Canada approves
health insurance if it is:fair" to, •
those receiving and to those rens.
dering .'the se-Ivices;.'the., speaker
stated.; ''W e yvould like to see a'
national voluntary • prepaid Med: :'
Leat' icare",program"; he added
D.r.-Jolxnston• referred .to',. the
ti'V .tidsor Me.dical''Schenic. started
11 years ago by' doctors and. now
Managed , by ,five ,doctors•arid
-ti-1.3
1- en, IIB : pointed •out' that
lhero' are 155;090. people in great-
ci VV..'indsor'-and, more than: 70 000 1.
are: insured iii: tins one plan Un-
der ;'this ' •scheme, practically 'ail
medical and ;• surgical • costs . are
paid. for'.
"If every city` andtown iff On
tario ' •had its "citizens ,cover: ed to �.
this extent with health insurance
"We WOUld ge_a...iting...1,vay__toward:
solving the problem' of . how •to
Make modern •medical :attention •M.
available to more of our people",
•Jolins'ton: 'stated:
Doctors' Scheme
The doctois_.,of Ontario set up
two years 'I' ago' an ' or ganiza•tibh :
with. machinery'. that -can operate.
in,i all parts 'of the .province. It
has.'lay representation, ,with near •
ly .50,000'•sub'scribers. It . is call:ex1
Physicians' : , Services Inc, Dr,
Johnston. said , that at ''present it
insures only groups,•' : bzt .iht
soon rt w$-11, have irtd`vidual con.
trats to offer, • ,
. "Tile medical men of • this pro-
vince, wish to, retain ,as much in-
dividualism ,and personal initia
tive :as is possible and 'we :al'tl '•Y'
' wantthe inaxiniutxi. • of security
against' sickness".and injury for
our fellow men"i D ;,< .i ohnston.
;;aid..' ``There six st•`-bw: a sucieessful •
1
1
•1
• • • . O . • 11 • 1
dR,
•
•
4
•
a.
WAY". ge:sure of birds that lay Premium.
eggs. steadily,. ...
Through•Fall.and Winter.
r•
Just one dozen eggs from'
each pullet;pays• the cost '
of a''growing mash made with .National Developing Con ,I.
-'
tent'rate'far• the entire' growing' p• eriod.
Cut your feed costs :by supplying a grass range, with
•
tender 'green crop.. Remember, no livestock gives, higher
reiurns per ;acre. thdn polJlfry:'
See youl'•'IocaI ;NATSONAL Feed Dealer'today.
WILLIAM STONE. SONS,'LIMIT'ED
INGERSOLL r . ONTARIO
• ' NSG -1'
' Ii list on NATIONAL well -cured,
properly -blended fertilizer, ,
•
R FINLAYSQN,i1a1er
Phone 91:w LttcknoW, 4rt:t
.1�
•
A., family"
graced
beauty of
will* be
:plot,
with , the
a"monument•:which
everlastingly'.
l
f.:'should be
. shrine -like
a tribute_
((i ose :a
classic .styles
•vtrill. work
..res . • "e. ave many
to suggest; and'
' with:. you , on Bus-
tori designs
.
'' Exceptionally: low • • prices.
Nc,. canvassing, : 'which." elimin-
• ates sales. con'imission!s. '
Inscriptions. • :Repairing
• •Sandblasting" : Memoriial5 '•'':
. 25 Years' ,Experience
The latest in Portable
Sandblast Equipment. •:.,
'All work personally, executed
B• rownlie.. Memori`al
• Alfred St: ; . WIN(IHAM
'Phone 450 '
. • , 'or ;
NEI.[ • .MaeLENNAN,
Riple.y,. Ontario.
COWS - $2.50 each '.
HORSES =- $2.50,Ea.
HOGS — 50cper cwt.,.
(Over 250 lbs. each)
Phone collect:
Ripley 182 •"
Winghaim 5G1:j
Ingersoll 21.,
pravement in the health of the;
people of Canada in the.:last two
F,eneratioris, Dr: Johnston.,`stated*
that!,in 190.0. the aver age length
of: life in Ontario was• about, 49
years and no\ r:.'it •hiis 'elimbed•:t;i
ti•earlyG_ yea•:rs..:`:The e remadr_u
t
a}. e.acan e5.1iiie not been.
Solely to the effects:of .the
ical pi ofession the '.pee l (1
• There. Were fo recognircd s•ae
,cialists: in• Ontario • until,about
'1002: The . sick usually staed• in.
bed at' home.'There.. were few
expensive drugs and.:nurs:i"ng .w•as.
,irf 'the fajnily -and .by practical':
nurses. Most. of . the population.
wasi ut a -'];=and the fame income
did: not stop .when . tide -head Of.
.
the. house was ill
"Now• :our ,'sel vices al.e. builf
around;•doctor,s groups of :worn:-.
••
.erS, departments of,`}i:ealth .and n-
stitutions", •Dr: Johnston stud. • ,.
••T,he speaker , dx ew attention to
the, changed ' conditions under
which • hospitals ;operated many
years -ago. At.: that 't nie. there
were c niparatively : fow: patients
each ;t,eir- pow •every .hospitals is
crowded, he: ren n 1' ed.
Cost:: Increasing.
M idern icciie' ,l are is: getting'better': ti id .better,'
i l e'cc�min.l
rnol•e expon ive, arid • its cost
.c•ontintic to. iritic 1se.and:will'not.
decline in the 'forsctoabir .future ',
Dr.. Johnston
Commenting on, 'Society's
iictiot'i to the mounting costs ii f'
iriodern . 'inedieai attention, •the
speaker -.said' -; that "one 'would
I.thinl< that with health measures
developing so fast all ,61 us would
be happy and: satisfied- •with the
progress Tirade", Iii added ' that
this is not the'•case..
�” _COiir people are becoming more,
anti i,rerre a«"ar•e6f the need'. of
malting nrcdiral' care available4O
those sections . of the poptt]ati•on
that recei'cwlc. -too Betio of" ifor
noneat, all", he stated. So mush:
new 'cite betclone for- the ill and
in„j,tii,ed that health services aye
being considered by many as esu
sen:tial .for all c•ltt4se as•.is.a pub-
lic education. ,1')i . Jhhnston de-
Blared. ' )"
1.10,01th Insurance'
i't)t ctor: f tiei`ViC0.3, ho:pitailiyii-
tion, ch tidy and special appliances
'cost money. he� pointed ,out. The:
Public irs C'(inming to the' conc1us
ion' t'that the. best wasp to; make
these .available to all citizens and:
;Clean,: dry litter' on the laying
house floor .is 'a key tosuccessful
egg production during the, winter;
Months.
•
be 'paid '' for is ..the ,ins n anco
method There are a number: of
y investment. ,.' •' • the_vital:. hick:starti
Protectyour- up •, c , rig..
. 'season' by feeding your next winter's laYers now
on a
.rowin mash made' 'with:;:Natiorlal'Develop'in Concen-
trate
g
trate :.. fresh -mixed far tastygoodness.:
The grOwindseoson makes or breaks your flock. So
• �icce;.isitlly '. orerated fortes of•
C ,1
a1.1 Lri .ur
s antesoine vountar'
rid spine".comptulaory, he solei
, At :..least one • of the three
inajul : political 'parties at, Ottawa.
h tiuld like to see this implement=
ed by compulsory .health:
' ince, soixiething.•after :the''pattert
•o a a•op e. •y `,ng :ari. , ..rr;.
Johnston remarked -.•'"Tire ••press.
ore •on_ our Dlom nron_:govermnent
to do something m 'this field .ap
pears to ,be great
The medical. -profession ;of On
tart() and, of :.Canada approves
health insurance if it is:fair" to, •
those receiving and to those rens.
dering .'the se-Ivices;.'the., speaker
stated.; ''W e yvould like to see a'
national voluntary • prepaid Med: :'
Leat' icare",program"; he added
D.r.-Jolxnston• referred .to',. the
ti'V .tidsor Me.dical''Schenic. started
11 years ago by' doctors and. now
Managed , by ,five ,doctors•arid
-ti-1.3
1- en, IIB : pointed •out' that
lhero' are 155;090. people in great-
ci VV..'indsor'-and, more than: 70 000 1.
are: insured iii: tins one plan Un-
der ;'this ' •scheme, practically 'ail
medical and ;• surgical • costs . are
paid. for'.
"If every city` andtown iff On
tario ' •had its "citizens ,cover: ed to �.
this extent with health insurance
"We WOUld ge_a...iting...1,vay__toward:
solving the problem' of . how •to
Make modern •medical :attention •M.
available to more of our people",
•Jolins'ton: 'stated:
Doctors' Scheme
The doctois_.,of Ontario set up
two years 'I' ago' an ' or ganiza•tibh :
with. machinery'. that -can operate.
in,i all parts 'of the .province. It
has.'lay representation, ,with near •
ly .50,000'•sub'scribers. It . is call:ex1
Physicians' : , Services Inc, Dr,
Johnston. said , that at ''present it
insures only groups,•' : bzt .iht
soon rt w$-11, have irtd`vidual con.
trats to offer, • ,
. "Tile medical men of • this pro-
vince, wish to, retain ,as much in-
dividualism ,and personal initia
tive :as is possible and 'we :al'tl '•Y'
' wantthe inaxiniutxi. • of security
against' sickness".and injury for
our fellow men"i D ;,< .i ohnston.
;;aid..' ``There six st•`-bw: a sucieessful •
1
1
•1
• • • . O . • 11 • 1
dR,
•
•
4
•
a.
WAY". ge:sure of birds that lay Premium.
eggs. steadily,. ...
Through•Fall.and Winter.
r•
Just one dozen eggs from'
each pullet;pays• the cost '
of a''growing mash made with .National Developing Con ,I.
-'
tent'rate'far• the entire' growing' p• eriod.
Cut your feed costs :by supplying a grass range, with
•
tender 'green crop.. Remember, no livestock gives, higher
reiurns per ;acre. thdn polJlfry:'
See youl'•'IocaI ;NATSONAL Feed Dealer'today.
WILLIAM STONE. SONS,'LIMIT'ED
INGERSOLL r . ONTARIO
• ' NSG -1'
' Ii list on NATIONAL well -cured,
properly -blended fertilizer, ,
•
R FINLAYSQN,i1a1er
Phone 91:w LttcknoW, 4rt:t
.1�
•