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fire .1n former Riversdule Hotel,
cup lIydro. Interruption Locally
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,..* UC
nt�,. on. Saturday wti�,.�, ..
Fire. on' Saturday which des,
troyed; one" o;> the County's pld,.
•est bui14i tg — the former 13,1
ersdale .hotel' - caused :a' hydro
interruption w*hic.'h "bleeked° out"
4he ,l. trekrrow • district for aolaut
.11%a• 'hours; at supper time, •
The ;butld'ing: ha-, not ' bee:°ra
used ,asa betel sine o 19111 ,ween.,4117
prohibition .closed ,t:w bar.. Since '1,3'1,1.4AVN'
:r cnl MlrnY
ai , March
. ,
then. it has Prctrri'ded apartment •• .a: I�c�� �j,.� hl��A•ata., :Vias•.
trcctarnrneidatip,n..for, scvtera, fern-. Kerintth•Browka
°r,re•rtcc>n>.";, C"...
"..
:l.. ti.""ord, 'a d t
i h„e�s4,reanceomoraeda•rc t:iu:ait..cr SUza:rn Mare,, Sister fer
there, Mr, Lawrence moved out;hlta
two weeks ago ,andGeorge '-
Black
sof Hanover,, wife.% ownerx was doing' housework inLDHSBoard Given
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ditch but nix, .:VlarshaIl was 'un-
arble •tta get out of the way and'
the Hodgins .ear struck ti'1- door
Of. the llehn czar .'throwing :Mar-
shall feline diitanct:,
Births
,the tbtitld>zrg. ,Saturday,. .
Mrs. Black`. was ih a.vi n g a cup
p
.of coffee in the kitchen When
Good :l
.
passer=by, •W . 'l he Ontario Secondary School
�• Y
illie :MacDonald
saw :flames on the roof near the
chimney • and spread the ,alarm,
alkertQn fire clepartrntirit was,.
eaehci.rs' .Federation reported re-
sults a'f the annual survey of
employment' conditions .in Ontario
called' but'n'othrncg could .be done Secondary Schools, :as trhey.a'pply
to -save. -the. structure. "Water• to the Lueknow District: High
• was,pu•ritped ,from; nearby •'Tees- School, are as .follows;-'. " Boarct's
_water, River. .A'ttitude'Toward •Educ�ati,onal Im-
• 'Area `''Blacked „Out pr•ov�ement•s" `-= 79%: (excellent);
'Fire spread to a pole 'of the "'Staff -Board: Relations' -, 76%
44,00O,,volt rnain hyc to line from (exec cent) and. "Conditions of
the Walkerton 'transformer.,sta.' Work" .::70'7 (good), .
tion.. and :'tpt►wer • was shunt off Prices • on school . furniture
iii '.the `Teesw,ater.,.• 'Luti'kilow,ere. received'.tfror�n differentWingha n,, 'Kincardine and Tip', { were. (rain: and, the •Property Cammrt-
erton areas and 'at Douglas Point tee: pis' to 'ail -end. 4o •ord-e-x-i-nv
nuclear .:power stati'on,. '• :. quirE'nl.ents for the new • addet.ion
'. The hotel;. was , the 'sec'ond to, at:. the. ch'oo1, . ' .
,be built in • River•sdale and is: The addition it nearire coria -
'more .than: a• century old; The • pletio'i ' Wi•tt - a; couple, of ,Weeks
original. hotel,. ,across the stet as the suggested date. .The. hew:
,was: burned down rnore 't'h'an 60 addiion.' will ;•provide .•.new k.t-
years 'ego. ' ellen... space and. vei•'1 • mean; ;theThe • aivexsda•le hotel was 'tnansfer•ri•ng 6f.•equ •pment., This
,buxlt iby ;George• 'Cr'orn*ar, villa• e could •. be ' done ''w;th.. the least
leader at the t>me: He also built d zrupti'on during: ..the-.:BasJte : V a-
a satin. Mill and a g.. Mill: i;: us- (a inn
':, ang ''steam power. He •v.as ' the i A'. 'stag tcrp.•,esen'a:i\c .attend;,
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1LTE.CHURCFI
The World Day of Prayer was
•held' in the Wnitechureh United;
Church' on Ft!iday. The leaders of
the day were Mrs. Millan Moore,
M's, •Frank 'Coulter, Mrs. Dan.
Tiffin .and .Mrs, •Victor Enea'son.
:V1rs. .Claude Coffin and. 14rs,
James Richardson (provided: ;spec -
I:1' numbers an'd.,were 'accam.pan:-:
,4d. spy Mrs. Garnet Farrier•'at ithe
1?ant}, Mrs, Andrew Gaunt
.was,
I guest .speaker and hoer ,topic was'.
'Pr�yett," Mrs. Albert Coultes,
the keywoman, gave 'the=rreport
Which showed 17• in attendance,The key 'woman for 1964 will''be
Russeb Chapman.
Mr, and Mrs. Ben '1/ItClen'arg._ -
hal' of Gamis visited 'on..�Sunday
with Mr, •and ,Mrs: Carl IVIcCI•en-.
aghan •
' Mr. Charlie Tifiein and M'r'. Vic,=
tor Emerson visited on. Sunday
with Mr. • Russel Ritchie in 'St:
Jo.se:ph's Hospital in' London.
Mr, and'
:Mrs:Wesley Tiffin and MT, Andy
Henderson .,spent the week -end
with relatives. ire Listowel.•
Carl :McClenaghan's •h:orse-and
cu'tte'r ,was. kept ibusy on Sunday
a•fternoeri giving. ries to :MaryJean, Grace, Ruth and Anne Cor'-
r n., children of Dr. 'and' Mrs. B.
I.Corrin and Ruth .and Peter Kla'h-
en,. ;`l,hildren of Lir; and Mrs. • A:
K1ah len Y,of Wingha n,. Miss Mild -
r
' d• M•eClenaghan, Mrs Florence;
H°enr y • and Mary and.. John: Rat
•• cone_, eh -1•d -re -n •uf Mr. •.Charlie.
Falconer :of/ Gl�a�rciis 'and to: V.,
McCie_.aghan.
Mrs,- _VlaudeeHaggitt, will spend
• a 1'c w nays at • the • •home of Miss.
L ld • .Emerson;.''' '
Mr. Lussel Ritchie is •a �patiient.
n_ London, . St. Joseph's Ho. petal.
io,r an ppera.:tion..' Mrs.;;Riitchie.. is.
a patiept "in' Wi'ngharn; . Hospital
Mrs: V ctor.' Emerson.'is'staying 'at:
'''he Ri:-clire h;orr i; to .'feed : ;the
Stock. .
•
Miss Elaine •Conn of.. Toronto
• and. \Z.ss.. Ka'r'en . Groskorth • of
(Lento spent • t week -end at
the borne of their (parents.
.Mr. Alfred B*uc.kton is a• at
lent in •Wincgham Hosp.ital,. i1Vtr;
Beckton, has been staying rat the
:lime of 'his daughter, Mrs, Toni
:Mori son; .
'Mrs. •Der.wyn .Heal .and 'fanigiy
spent "the' wveek•=en'dn..:Toron'to.•
Mr. and.Mr's., Hill attended the '.
G'radua,tior Banti et, "at ..Knox
olleige.;
first::'reeve af,. Greenock •Town•.• & d the, :me tinge. and.:.men:ttoned,
,'ship and :later' war den of Bruce d:,f fe: ens suggestion 'which
county; • ,e,atrlacf ;'eensid.ered' c•UJ:d; .be . at-
• Fireman ' injured tends cl:• to by• ,the' Board, The
A ,inexnber Of. the Wa:ktrton \i,.an:age•,tri.ent Ctirnrnittee
rtt ' dltet' •Mar= meet with Staff ;repro enta..i'es
• Fire Depaz�tme � �
was anjule.°d • .on • the arid .d <ur;,. these matters..
' .:highway . near...the scene: 6i. the' Su.ndrY accounts. for.•'t.he. month,
fire'. He was •entering a ear ov n 'irnount:ng' to 1;017%34; vc'ere ap-.
eed:.by fireman Lloyd:.. Hohn when pr'ov'ed, paid
a.. car .driven lby' James M 'Hod= A. paYinent., of $1,.000,00 was.
gins, 29', of R.R.: • 1', H.olyeood': r ece;v'ed •on . 'account of 1963
drove along Highway 9 from: the,.'itr,.ant, which •w•i11 be',received in
11 d' til' a",.four installments this. year:.
utile•u tilt. a outtpli■ra. Ua.tnilmI.1h■N■ ta■hrhrrhN a11■■'1t11 .1aM111■■i11lw1111.4aat .
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:YOUR
LiBLItAL' CANDIDATE
FOR
He is a tat v e• ni ;VlrKrllop,
.where ' he was.'born 57 year?
ago.
*' Married: to 'thee. fonni•rc• F101:4,110,
Stewart of Brussels, the Mc:
• Gavins have iwlr sons,. and a
daughter.
*.'A strc;cersaful farmer ,and busi=•
inesama1i, Gordon • McGa
• farms 200 acres m �le'11,:1cilS .
and since, 1936 has Taper att d an •
e atensiv<'''farni c,quipial:e'tit•bus-
' ane ss ,in Walton.. .
He is a: Member of , .Puff'S'
"United Church, •Walton.
* Lona •act.it,e in p ev,enl <•ort;-• .
petitions, ' he '��ia • ' Canadi+atl_ .
p , Se'. rll;
• :',Chaanpibfl in '192; c •1:,
he has ' been' a de c et;ra: of '.h
Ontario Illov�, e n . Al i cx t:a a°
5 ,,.Jent:of the •
��and is a 1'•awt l t e .
Q.P.A, •
eGavi>ii'n. Area STV And:, Bt►dia '.
;Y,�... 1i .See ,A►xtci �.e'art' Gordon. � . 'u ito;ut The Riding' 'D►ttriit� <.
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.Fore Inforttiatiorl, Call ,$3, ' Seafdrth'
Or D'rdpi In • '
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'Ash Any Cciitrimrttitie 000t, '
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GORDON
McG.AVIN`
ln;vre;.,ted•• lit Havel,' �lS iSat[}'d
IZu� ,rr and. other Eur'npean
•ce•tint ie . In 1tRi •he was man-.:.
r;, c r,c,1' the *Ca'nadian ,plowmen .
wile i ,elk+• part in the Interna,
t;,.one'.' Plowing::event at. Stug
I rat f';. Clt'r'rnatty'.
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rAqE FIFTEElst
Mr. sad `Vlrs, ar` S•chofte vis- xEETr q aF SAVGEEN
Llk'E UNDERWRITERS;
,ted •on Sunday at the home of.
t
Mr. and Mrs, .: Clayton Scholttz
in Goderich.
;Mr.. and Mrs. „Kenneth.Laid-
law :and family of, London isited
on Sunday at the home of Mrs,
Jame$
,Laidlaw': and ,With Mr. p&
Mrs, 'Elroy Laidlaw, .
Mrs J. Musgrove of Wroxeter,
is v-isuting ,'at the herrie of her
Mrs,' rs, Doris ' Wild,;.
Mrs, Walter Lott ...visited' ,Iasi
week in London. with her on;
Mr.. Wesley. Lott. :Mr Lot juwt'
returned ifr•o'zn •a trip in Mexico.
Mr, and Mrs._ :Angus Falconer
and lfainilly '. have moved' '. ,to'
Streetsville where .they will ,rake
up residence. .
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes
visited 'en • Sunday' •at the; home
of Mr. and Mrs, Lawson Majury
in'. Paisley,
•
. Mr andr. s. •ran ' .
'.1rI �' k stock.hril.
and family °have' r'e`lurned • to
their bathe in •Timm%ns alit?er
short 'stay at the om•e' :Of • Mr.
and Mrs, • Tom. Morrisc,r`r. 1Vtrr.
'tockh•ill was in• Niagara Falls
on •business.
'The regular •r'iQntth)y meeting
of the ,Saugeeri, Life Underwriters.'
Association ,was held in• Walker,
:ton . March 1st. -President,. Wm
Kina'han of I; uekbow, chaired the
meeting: and his .openimg rem,a'rks
,V;l'ere words ,of welcome -to' re •
-
'gi:z'nal„ .vice -•president, 'Ken Van -
o,
Sickler Of Owen •Sound and .B•&puce
Kenny, 'Mutual: .Life 11e•presenta-
•live of : Walkerton. • •
A dl cussion' . a"'s K. regarding'
nxenlrberiiip :in tee Association
With: tyre re tilt, .. Messrs C.
'Them icon, .U:, grueigginar., Wen,
•Kinahan ' and W. Caslick •agreed
to' Contact Prospects in'• thei2' par
tictilar .area," Acting'ori the sug-
' tge'stio.n of M:r, VanSickler i't was.
I decided to hold' an Executive
meeting an • h:.ur 'before lhe, next
regular meeting with :Mr.
Sickler guest speaker, •
Bert D'iseh, sec. -trees;, gave a
detailed report 'of` the ;56th •
nual underwriters. convention. n
Toronto '.$5.00 Is. to alae sent to the
Leslie Dunstall +f!itnd.
yPhoto by Ontario. Dept.: of Health
The aim is to make progressive tasks available a for the
patients during their stay in 'hospital.
Dymond Discusses Ifealth in Ontario
e.
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ation of t
enta
Article I o;
Matthew :B. Dymond, MD; CM
Ontario' Meister of Health
Ati.. parr of theoverall treat
merit ` programme; for patients, in
a . mental hospital,: rehabilitation
plays•an important part. Attempts
are •. made ;t'o see 'that wherever
possible, the patient 'does: not lose
touch. With the .community; This
is. accomplished .on: the'social.
.level •by; visits' from hisfamily,
and 1 by volunteer programmes
which can.. i n c l u' d e •organized
••'games, discussion groups,current
.events cltebs, • or just. friendly.
Ghats:• °
.. But many of 'the, patients in
.hospital , are • breadwinners who
• will• : return to Work w. hen ' they
leave the hospital.' Tbey must be
helped to• •rehabilitate therrrselves
into r 'the working . wa i'd, before.
they .lea.ve, tire' shelter of lane hos-
• petal.
m . For inany years •it 'was .the prac-
tice for mental hoipitals'•to'have
a large:farm as an integral part
of" the institution. The Patients
were 'encouraged ' to :take their
place in the;ctrvities of the far"tn'
-care of catttle, milking, feeding
the .hogs and chickens, and helps
With harvesting.. Viten. the • pope-
lation was highly rural this was a
splendid opportunity for patients,
• from the country to keep in touch
with' day to day activities.•
`With tile., ,gradual ,,change in
society the number oif
f turd
populations decreased i,n 1 fewer
, patients had or needed ally kntlwl
edge; of ,farm activities. Because
of this change snore patictits,Werer
eticoi raged''to accept rvorlc; tiro?'
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:grammes withiwthe hospital, such •; ' •
as••in the gardens the latindry, 'the
kitchen and •dining. rooms..
It should' be remembered::that
persons.ill with the more :serious'
mental Illnesses : are in . 'certain
ways different from the ordinary
'sick In terms •of work a.rnentally
ill patient •may: •be physically
strong enough:to perforin • a 'ask;'
but ;emotionally. he may be, un-
able, to do so. )fie' may feel itt-
competent; inadequate, ,bewilder-
ed, apathetic' ho i l•e or •sus-
picious, and • only gradually,, little
by little, ,withthe assurance of
the hospital staff, can he submit
to the simplest': of activities and
along with the neWer treatments ,
and drugs gain sufficient' conga
ence to try additional tasks. •
The.aini is to make progressive
tasks '. available fore the patients,:
$ecaiuse 'tbey• have lost their.
ability to socia.lize,, it is impar;
tant, to introduce diem 'slowly to n
cornmunal •activities that are for +g
the benefit 6f all: •
Patients 'assist err . the house-
°
keeping, preparation df food, gen=
eral hygiene and sanitation, assist
with building' maintenance,gar.
doling and landscaping. These
activities in conjunction With the
ree",rcational arctivities, :religious
services' „and• entertainment, help'
to: keep the patients in touch with:•
the realities and activities of the
,
coninva iity. •
Next week :I would like to
cuss the•work that is done at the
various ;Ontario Hospitals: to help 1
rcliabilitate the mental patienta
far industrial: `work
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