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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-09-23, Page 12..r PAGE TWELVE THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO K.INLOU.GH and DISTRICT . . • (intended for last week), [Fonthill..Miss Reta Eckenswiller, The Presbyterian W. M, 'S. visited last week in Ripley, with meeting was held at the home of Mr. ,and Mrs, Joe Scott.. Miss, Margaret Robertson. The The H W I held, their Grand - (Venlig hymn was `Jesus Calls mothers meeting ' at the hall on Us Over the Tumult". The scrip- Thursday evening. Each grand - hire was read by .Mrs. Gordon,. motherreceiveda corsage:. The MacDonald on Solomon. Prayer Ode was . sung ' and the Mary was given by Miss Winifred Stewart Collect repeated in un - Percy, The word, for the roll :call ison. Mrs. Alex . Percy presided was "River". Mrs. Alex PercY and Mrs. Lyman. Sutton read the and Mrs- &torle Bushell read a On ' October 15th, the missionary letter from Miss Lil` Annuales. y mini Ark - Ilan Dickson. The program. con- Rally ` �' be held at Ark- weight' and on October 29th and sisted of . several readings and a 30th the Area Convention will .be ° Bible Quiz from • Samuel by Mrs. held at Wiarton:.A training .school Jack Barr who also gave the court- will be held at Walkerton on Sept- esy remarks: The afternoon was ember 21st and 22nd. Local leaders,. spent in quilting' and lunch was served; , Mr. and Mrs:"Frank Maulden,. have, been holidaying with friends Mrs. Perry Hodgins, . Mrs. Harold Haldenby; Mrs. Lorne.' Eadie re- ported • on Agriculture .and Can- adian Industries.. Mrs, P. A. Mur- ia the:. Muskoka district and at tray, on . Home Economics and. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 23rd, .114. Health Historical Research. Mrs. .......'''''''''''', ... t RIPLEY MEAT MARKET• � ' Museum and Log Cabin at "South Perry Hodgins, and Mrs , Lyman Sutton reportedon the visit to the ampton. Mrs. Raynard 'Ackert. and Mrs. Alex. Percy leaders for the 4-11 Club each told of the pro- gress of, the 2 groups. Theroll call was "An occupation mentioned in the ' Bible". Mrs,. Perry ` Hodgins, director, .presided for the program.. Mrs. Jack Hewitt gave an inter- esting talk on the Convention at Ottawa which she attended recent- ly. Mrs .Harold Haldenby favoured with a solo "The Second Minuet". A potato. peeling contest by the grandmothers . created much inter- est. Judges were, June Ackert and Jackie Johnston and . winners were — Mrs. .1VicCutcheon, a vis- iting grandmother and .Mrs. P. A. Murray. Mrs. Raynard. Ackert and Mrs, Jack Ackert gave travel talk's and . showed ° pictures of in- terest. Miss June Ackert was pro- . - ONTARIO ?4 A!L RESIDENTS _.OFQNTARIO an;annoanceiment regarding EXTENSION aF PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICE On and after Monday, September 14, 1964, residents of Ontario are entitled, without charge, to medically necessary physiotherapy: services • received in the offices of registered physiotherapists in private practice in. Ontario who participate in theextension, of physiotherapy service adminis- tered by the Ontario Hospital Services Commission. The services must be prescribed by a duly qualified physician. and performed by, :or. under the direct supervision of, a registered _.physiotherapist.. A course of treatment maybe for maximum of ;three weeks unless thephysician . prescribes a longer period. HOME TREATMENT If, in the opinion of the attending physician, a patient .cannot attend; the physiptherapist's office, treatment in the patient's place of residence will be covered, but in such cases .the physiotherapist may charge the patient, or patients, a total of $1.00 per visit, regardless of the number of patients treated,, dining :the visit:.. The main purpose of this additional service to.patie nts is to make the most efficient use of available physiotherapy facilities. It is to be financed by Federal Health Grants and by the Province of Ontario.... Certain physiotherapy . services- are not available under this program. These services may be obtained through private. arrangement ' with the physiotherapist. ONTARIO HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION; TORONTO 7, ONTARIO Custom Butchering Mondays r--. Hogs, $2.00 in by 4;00 p.m. Cutting and Wrapping,, 2c pound CALVES and LAMBS EVERY DAY,. CATTLE.,. CALVES F EXCEPT SATURDAY We Do. Curing and Smoking .. , Beef, Pork and Lamb. Sold Whole, .Half, or Quarter . For Better Service,. And• Lower Prices Call Ripley' 100, Chas. Hooisma Prop, jectionist. The ' meeting closedAnglican. Church on Saturday. with God' Save the Queen. Grace l Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.. was 'said and lunch was served Charlie. Murray (nee Joan Sutton) by Mrs. .Lyman Sutton and Mrs. on the :birth of a ,son;. . Jack. .Ackert hostesses. Mrs Perry We are .pleased to' report that Hod' • thecourtesy re- me P A Murray reeve of `Kinloss gins gave• _. marks.The 2nd' director' Mrs. Mar twp. who' underwent. 'major sur- garet McPhersonis a patient in gery at' St, Marys Hospital Kit- Stratford. Hospital. • Guests With Mrs. ' William Cox and Rev:. Benson Cox last'• week- end were the Rev. and , Mrs; Char- , 'les: Cox of Teeswater, Mr. and, Mrs. Maurice Hodgins of London Miss Margaret Black of . Ripley Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Sieloff.. of De- troit, , Archdeacon & Mrs F. C. McRitchie' of Brantford Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood. Hodgins and `family or Toronto. ° .'Mrs. Carl Vassella ,of. Goderich; visited with ,Edna and Mary Boyle on Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fryand family .of Harriston visited on Mon- day with'Mr. and Mrs. William. E..; Haldenby.' Mr. and Mrs.°Russell Barr.' and. Darrell:.. of Scarborough 'spent .tile. week=end with Mrs. John Barr and family: Mr...and Mrs. Charles McC tch- eon of Walton spent the past week at the home , of: Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Madiden.`° • • School re -opened on "' Tuesday with Arms ' Betty :'Hunter, teacher: On Wednesday evening'. a bridal shower .was held in . the Anglican. basement for ' Miss.. Barbara Hald- enby..' Mrs. Tom Hodgins presided for the program' which; ' :consisted. of a .sing -song,' Contests . by Mrs: Betty ,Thompson,, Mrs.:. . Frank Maulden ' and Mrs. Tom .. Hodgins, a piano solo by. Sharon Stanley. Miss May Boyle read . an ' address expressing .the good wishes , of the community. Miss / Edna Boyle played 'the wedding music: Bar- bara, : was . *Wed__ by Misses Norma, Haldenby; 'Mary Ann Mc - Ewan Mary. Lou.. Thompson with Beverly' Wall :reading' the ' attached chener is improving favourably.. 'Some from -'here attended Kin= loss Anniversary' services . on •Sun- day " r Mr.. and Mr. s:' Verne Hodgins. of 'Angus, visited. with. 'Mrs, Tom Hodgins. ' Mr. and Mrs: Jack Thompson of North Bay were recent visitors here: Miss Ellen . McBride of Cooks •ville spent the holiday week -end with relatives here. Visitors with .. Mrs.. Gertrude Walsh . were Mr; . and : Mrs. Miller' Hartwick ' and Wayne of -Kincar- dine; Kincar-dine, , ' Mr.. and' ' Mrs. ,Scott Walsh and children of Carlsruhe, Mr. &' Mrs.. Frank Currie and family ' of Huron and 'Mr:. Henry Scott of Ripley:. ' Miss . Mabel' Dixson of . Weston was a recentvisitor with Mr, and Mrs. Dan'. McInnes' and , family. Mr. and. Mrs. Herb , Tweedy . of Dunnville.. visited with . friends' here on Sunday last. • Theright Rev. W. A, Town- shend and Mrs. Townshend visited with friends;, here op Sunday last.. Miss .. Joyce Allen of ..Listowel returned home . after spending the holidays with Mr. and . Mrs: Rus: Sell Hewitt. Mr. and Mrs. ;,N, E. Evans and Linda and .Miss Evelyn Nicholson visited .over ::last 'week -end with Mr. and Mrs. " Bert' ,Nicholson. ':.. Mrs: Bert 'Nicholson and: girls. held . a . 'relative shower for ' her niete Miss Marion Nicholson on Monday'afternoon. Following a short program, the bride . to • be was given many lovely gifts.': . . Mr. and Mrs. Bert lSTicholson verses. ,Barbara thanked ...all; and motored to •:Northern Ontario'` on ° invited everyone to;. come to her Friday wheTethey were ' guests at home where her ' trousseau ,was their nephew's ' wedding. dspalyed. For She's a Jolly : Good• .. 'Mr.. and Mrs.' Karl Boyle and Fellow was sung andlunch. was Mrs. William Lloyd of London " served.. visited on Saturday evening with' Congratulations to Mr and Mrs, +Edna and May Boyle, Fred Friendorf(nee Barbara 'Haid- A 'number from here attended enby) who were married in .the the wedding reception. for Mr. and • y v,_ • 'qct A ini III 111 j.4111111111IL:01111111,WJAVT:ola sum.iliR�11�{ • SIM wasaftii ,Successfu! egg Production :Depends Qn ANRoUnd.FIOckPerf�rmaflce MAXIMUM EGG PRODUCTION LOW FEED C0NV10N (I6. feed doz. eggs) HIGH LIVABILITY ; Luc�iiiow: You, can depend on good all-round performance,. when you choose a S H U R- GAIN' All - MASi-f. EGG PRODUCTION PROGRAM -formulated to, . suit your particular requirements,.." ,one .528.2026. 1 feed service Mrs Fred Friendorf 'at Holyrood. on Saturday . evening.. ' : Friends of, Mr:: '.Morley Bushell are sorry to know that he ;• was , again hospitalized. We wish .him improved health. Rev. and Mt s.. 'L. W.' Owen of Sinicee renewed .acquaintances here, on Sunday: last `when, he was • . the guest • preacher. at the morning services of the Anglican Centen- nial. Mrs. • Frank Johnston;. Mrs., Rus- , sell Johnston,. ltiissWendy Cleland and girl friends visited . with Mrs,.. William:Cox and Rev Benson Cox Mr. . and. Mrs. 'Wilbert`'Haldenby of Toronto visited during the 'week with relatives here. Mrs. Donald Earle and . babe - of Ingersoll and Mrs. Elgin ,Haggard ,and children of Wingham visite, with their patents •Mr. and.. Mrs- Roy Schneller,. , Mr•. Alex Hewitt returned home 'from Edmonton where he was em- ployed .for the summer :months Mrs. Bob , Smirl . (nee Gwen. Co " welly %visited on Sunday with Mrs. William' Cox and Rev. Benson 'Co: Mr. and Mrs. Cordon Clark 'ef .Miflarton visited on • Sunday last .with Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Jolt* Ston. M Wallace Hewitt. of Water f r rel spent the ' week -end with re: at;ves here. • Walkerton has purehased a r� h� selt.propelled street elean ng, machine at a cost- of $1300.