The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-03-16, Page 14THE UJCKNOW 'SIENT.MNi i•,, t U.CKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, 'MARCH
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Mr. and Mrs; George Tiffin of
Lucknow' were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs:, Wesley Tiffin,
Charlie' Falconer,, John and Mary
of Glammis' . and Jim' Falconer
of Lucknow were Sunday ;visitors
with Misses Annie and Mary Laid-
law .
aid-law.
Mr, and Mrs. George Currie of
East Wawanosh''Township are, spend,
• ing this week•with''members. of the-
ir family in, London
On Thursday evening at Open
House, for Central Kinloss School
the winner\of the draw for 2 gall-
ons of maple syrup was Mrs. Russ
ell Gaunt RR 5 .Iucknow , and the,
winner 'of the 2nd' prize, 1 gallon.
of Maple.' Syrup was a Winghan3
resident.
Donald `Gaunt . of Kitchener spent
the: weekend with his parents, Mr:
and Mrs. Russell Gaunt.
Fred Moore and his helpers are
putting a new roof On Ivan Laid -
law's house. •
Messenger meetings will be held'.
next Sunday March 20 'at Calvin
-: Brick Church and .at the United
Church here..
. A large. crowd attended the sale.
Thursday afternoon at the farm
of Gershon" Johnston. Fair to good
prices were realized for •ample-
ments-and household articles.
Mrs. Will Cranston of St. Aug-
• ustine formerly Ruby. Kennedy of
2nd Con. •Kinloss is a patient in
Wingham and District Hospital.
MAPLE .SYRU P• MAKING
Leroy and Garry Rintoul are
busy making maple syrup from
trees they have tapped on Garry's
'farm....•
Mrs. Lamb of Goderich was a
recent visitor with Annie. Kennedy'
. of Wingham.
We are sorry to report little
;Karen Beecroft ,' daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. .E.'. W. Beecroft, was ill
Iasi week with -flu. We wish -her
a speedy recovery . '
Mr. and.Mr§. Gershom Johnston
were .Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs•, Ross,.McMichael and family
of Seaforth, •
,How mean can a thief be? Re
cently the baker had•left 1.9; loav-
es.
oav-
es .of bread, in the tray, in the front
seat of a vehicle parked : in the
drive way of a horne notfar from
the village. It would not be
• there 2 •hours, before the folks '
arrived home to find no bread
nor tray, On, coming to the vill-
age for bread that evening, the,
storekeepers were sold out. How
inconvenient 'when one has lunch-
es to pack i, o .
Mrs. George, Fisher and Mr. and
Mrs. Garnet Farrier assisted with
the entertainment put on by Luck-
• now Agriculture Society in the
'District High School on Saturday
evening.
Mrs, Ir.a Wall is spending: a few
days„with her daughter, Mrs..`
George Needham and .Mr. Need-
hain of Pinkerton.
• Mr. and Mrs:Charles Tiffin,
visited on Saturday with heir'
parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Win.
Brown of Lucknow , to 'celebrate•
with • them their .47th wedding •
anniversary,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Croskorth
and Shauna of Toronto spent
the weekend .with his parents,
Mr. . and Mrs,;. Elwood .Groskorth.
Mr. Jim Ross of Kitchener.
spent the weekend with his par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Russel Ross
and Mr. Wayne Farrier of West-
ern University, London, with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs: Garnet,
Farrier..
. Mr, and Mrs.. Albert Coultes
• visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Wilbert Schwichtenberg
and family, of Port Elgin: •
Mr:. and .Mrs., Russel Ritchie,
Mrs. Fred Tiffin and .Mr., Charles
Tiffin spent Thursday in. London.'
Miss Sandra "Pridhani who had
been practise teaching at S.S.
-No. 10 returned to'her home near
Mitchell. on Friday evening. ,
Mrs. Claude Coffin who visited
with -Mr. and .Mrs. Albert Coultes
last week returned home to Galt
on Thursday. While hereshe
prepared her house for renting to
Mr, and Mrs. 'Bill Evans;
Mt. Russel Ross with other mem-
bers of the Kinloss Central School
Board attended a school meeting
at. Stratford where they Would
meet. the Minister of . Education,
William Davis,. in hopes of iron-
” ing out some of the school .prob-
lems that have arisen in•this and
the. surrounding communities.
Mr. Gordon Fisher, :Lonnie. and
Lori of Guelph, visited Saturday
with his parents;. Mr.• and Mrs.
George Fisher.:
Gaunt Urges Government To Revie
School Grant System Dating To 19
(Report from Queen's ,Park).
by Murray Gaunt, M. P. P.
. Huron - Bruce
All nursing home operators in •
the riding will be interested in the "
'fact that Health Minister Dymond
introduced a bill. thatwill require`
all nursing homes in Ontario to
.have a license by January 1,1967.
The homes will be subject to in-
spection by local medical officers
Of health who wi 11 enforce stand-'
ands of care set. by the Department.
:Initially two types of license will
be granted a permanent annual
license,; for.holies lhat-rneet ptov ,
incial•standards and a terriporary.
license for those thatmeet only 'a
minimum standard. •
Dr.• Dymond'said homes that. •
operate on temporary•licenses will.
be given. from 3-5 years to meet' •
standards. Each home .must slaw
reasonable progressduring this per7
iod or its license will be revoked.
The purposeof the Act is to, est-
ablish and enforce, uniform stand-
ards across the province.
The cost of. Ontario's hospital
insurance plan will continue to
rise' by. about 50,000,000 a year.,
until 1970 when the increase will
begin to level off.' This fact was
revealed by Dr. John•Neilson'
chairman of O. H. S. C:. when he
appeared before the standing com-
mittee of the,legislature on gov-
ernment commissions.
The cost of the tan h
.from 161,700,000 in 191
100,000 1n.1965. He es
the 1966 figure will be 3
and said it; might rise to
000 in 1970.
'The throne speech del:
tined, I ,spoke about th
raising the ceiling on thi
grants given per classroo
school construction, .
' The department of edi
gives a gran of 20,, 000 i
room with rnunicipalit
only a per c ntage'•of th
The per ceritage isdete
considering a number of
as the basic tax. relief gr
equalization grant and'tl
grant. • After taking the
applied to the $20,000 i
`in effect that roughly ha
classroom cost is eovere
grant as it applied to ou
year.
The last time this gra
ed was approximately.1
less to say'onstruction.
.s'oared since that time.
1961 the total cost of c
of public school building
51,,3%.,• .
I urged the Departure:
immediate consideratiol
these grants to.alleviate
in part the•terrific bud(
!n the municipalities.fo
al purposes .
e ,
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