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THS LUCKNOW SENTINEL .LOCKNOW ONTARIO
Wednesday, FEBRUARY 5,
Fpr sound counsel' and a; fair price on a monument,
correctly designed from quality material, rely on
SKELTON MEN..OR1ALS':
Pat O'Hagan, . Prop.
Established Over Sixty Years.
Walkerton
Phone: $$1-4234
Ontario
92 At Brucelea Haven , In ' december,
No Request -At Present For Addition
Reeve George Joynt , of. Luck- the. present 'building: This rep-
now reporting for ' the County resents a much lower per bed cost
Home committee. to Bruce Court, than could be' provided in a new
ty Council last week,'advised that building, whereheating, -laundry,
:while Brucelea Haven is : operat "kitchen, ..•dining: room. • and other.
Ing at capacity with a small wait serviceswould be required,
mg .list, :; it ' is not : the intention of Mr. Joynt also told the members
the board torequest council. for that a special home care service.
presentan the has been instituted, . Under this
it timeQ the building; .at plan persons who are ambulatory
and able . to come to the table-. for'
their meals are being 'placed in
private homes; These homes ' must
not accommodate 'more • . than five
other ; lodgers or boarders; they
niust be a ' "fit - and • proper place.
subject to inspection : by officials
of the home and are not the
residence of , parent . or child•
of.; the- • person.
Payment for these. foster homes
is $2.50 per . day or $17.50 per vyeek
for board';, and ;,lodging. Theresi-
dent must make application's for •
admission, to the home and is' un
der.the supervision ' and inspection.
of the home. If and • when they
require bed care they are taken
to the home or hospital.
Brucelea Haven is now ° opera
ing at a cost per; inmate . day at
approximately $4.56, a decline
from $5.59 in 1962. .•
The building was designed `for
an addition ,of anotherwing, con-
taining 66 beds and a recent sur-
vey of construction costs indicates
that this "'addition could , now be
-constructed ;f :d r approximately
$315;000 as all the services for
this wing 'were': provided for in
Nephew Of Farmer
Resident - Noted`
Guernsey .Breeder
Recently received ,a ; copy of the
Ladner Optimist of .British: Coli
cambia, carryrpg a picture of Mur-
ray
Davie of that province, with
. a display. ;of 'the awards he won
•.in the Guernsey classes at the..
Royal` Winter Fair, in Toronto ,,
Mr.n- Davie is . a . nephew of Mrs.
Win. (Annie) 'MacKenzie of Tor-
onto and formerly, of Lucknow
Mr. Davie is a graduate • of the
Ontario Agricultural College,and
always visits the . College when
• .he ' comes East. Following his
•., - ' Royal last`
_
successes at• h�' Ro :
fall,
• .:be presented the College with one
of his ; prize animals.
Mr. Davie won six .of eight
`; major awards • in the ' Guernsey
classes. .Pictured with him behind
the display of trophies, was' Hon.
Frank Richter,,' minister of agri-
culture for :British Columbia.
The : trophies he won included::
Brookmill : trophy for the best; Can-,
adian bred Guernsey cow; Mc-
Allister trophy, . for., 'the, grand
champion Guernsey .. cow; ' Howard
Corning Memorial trophy, for
the : best uddered cow . Del-
' Eden. trophy for, best breeder's
herd; Maple Spring trophy, best -
get of sire; Erle Kitchen trophy,
for highest BCA production of
first prize' winning: cows. '
"I have discontinued long talks
on account of my throat," the
speaker remarked: "Several mem-
bers have threatened to cut it."
Lauds •: Auxiliary
H D. Thompson, superintendent
of the : home, in his report • to
council., spoke highly of the first
full ye4r `:or organization of the.
Ladies Auxiliary to the home:
lie said they ' have ; contributed
much ,to the activities there, the
most notable: being the .organiz-
ing of various' groups . and. 'organ-
izations from: the county to pro
vide. visits; and' entertainment for
the residents.' .
He .
also told council that-. a
member of the „staff had attended
a special ..adjutant, training , course;
at the Geriatric Centre in Tor-
onto and is now capable • of teach-
ing .and encouraging ,certain. with
d r •a w n ° and ' •handicapped res -.1
idents in activities` : and commun-.
icationa ,with those about them.
• Mr. Thompson advised that the
total . number . of resident days in
1963 .wa's • 30,372 with the average
length of stay ,, in days of the ' res-
idents being, 232: As of December -u
Sr -there. *ere 92 residents ' hi the
home, 50 males and 42 females.
There .:were . also( two residents in
special home care
There' were.: 11 deaths • ' in the
home and 28 were :,discharged;
with 56 admissions, and three re-
admissions.
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UP SALARIES $2 :PER, DAY
At 'their final January : session,,.
Friday, the • members of the Bruce
county ; council passed the salar-
ies committeereport,. which ,re-
commended an increase of .$2 per
day to county councillors; The
increase . brings • the salaries from
$18 •a day to $20.
BRc.WN1ENEV.15.
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By Margaret Chester
The '1st Lucknow Brownie Pack 'be-
gan: its meeting on January 29,
with some games; being. played.
Joanne •Thompson; was, Toadstool
Fairy, Fairy Ring was followed
by; inspection after which the girls
p
'went :to different work. gro
Mrs. Joynt presented Golden E
badges to Mary , Henderson:
Nancy Walden The meeting•
ed by the Chimes' and Squeez
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