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P'HO1E 528 3001 -
EE:'D•ELIVERY
and GENERAL NF
Mrs. •Eth'el London and,
formerly of' this area '• underwent
major surgery on January loth inr'
3t', P
Joseph's' tlos nal: London.: She.
was'readniitted .to. Hospitalagain•
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on, February 14th and underwent
further$y 'sur ger �. on' the 2Oth . Fier
'friends wish her improved health.
Mrs. Percy Grattan.). returned to •
'her.horne`in Lucknow on rriday of
last week, .after five weeks in
W.inghaiii and District. Hos ital
Mrs, .Robert Hamilton of Luckno•
w
returnedto her home last Saturday
after two weeks in•W in ham and
District 1lospital,"
Mr, and: Mrs, Charles Henderson
of•'roronto spent a few days .last:
week with her mother ivir.s. Charles
Steward of Lucknow.
'Fred 'JohnstoIn .returned last week
to.•his hone at E;elfast`from•
Witgliani and District Hospital
where he'had been a patient 'for
three and 'a half weeks,;,.'
•
Arthiif Maclnnes of Paramount
is,at present residing at Brucelea
Haven, Walkerton4 ilav,ing been
admitted there from Wingham
Hospital Last week;
Mr, and Mrs" John Emmerson:of
Lucknow visited last Sunday in
Ripley at th`e•home of Mr. and
Mrs.• nan'Cillxe5;, who :were, ob-
serving: their 54th,Wedding'Ann-
iversary,
Ann-
iversat ' . ..
y. ..
Mr, And 'Mrs. H-larold. Rit•chig:
an ,
rl
tip trtu1uer Mrs' `"
. c�ordon•.lzitchie of
town on Sunday., Murra
y d, Lyle of London visited
ar visited
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A'rnong. those •who returned. the
past week from:;liolidaying in'the•
`Sunn South are. Mr: and :,Mrs.
:Sunny
Bob,Mclntosh,' Pam and John of
Lochalsh.',. ;Mr. and Mrs. D'on;
Mason, Kincardine , Mr ,, and. Mrs
Charles Webster;, Mr. Mr. and'Mrs,
'Lloyd Ashton; Mr....and Mrs.
Bryce Elliott and .M' and Mrs..
Y r.
Omar Brooks,, all''of:town:
Cofflments On
I happy to acquire .theold residenc
for a,• summer: place
I have forgotten the number of:
;.steps. one climbed to reach the to
j but: one sumnleraiolidav in:m :
•7 y
, more.agile :days; and thanks to.: a
tolerant •good natured 'keeper of
• the Light, 1 wasprivileged'•to
.g P g :
:' help? light ther'oil lamp each •
evening:'There was'grear,beauty
' in th•e Outside prisms which 1 was
infornied,::were .ground in, La Maire
'•--France•, and which later:to my
dismay were left by a negligent
governnient •for several years pack -
:.ed •in wooden• boxes•,on the ground
; outside the Lig'h't. House: ;.
In, the interest of accuracy,.. and
•correct nue if in error, we .were
I always ihformed,that the' stone in :,
' the•buildingS, was limestone that
I had been brought in harges fron:i
Kingston .and not, from: lnverhuron
• as stated in'the recent article.
Perhaps'the'data will ;be corrected:,
when this Site is eventually
conipleted as a National Shrine.
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,',Yours very truly
..A41 ainostold Tinier:
e'
Point Clark House..;.
nd Lighthouse
Oshawa' Ont:..
,
February 2t;
Editor,
Lucknow Sentinel.
bear Sir:
1' read with More than casual• in-
terest,. your reference in your
February 15 issue. to the Residen-'•
ce at Point Clarke Lighthouse be-`
ing made into a Historic Site and
1 am sure similar sentiments. -will
be shared by, so many to whom it
brings back` memories of happy .'t
holidays' at Point Clarke. Like
many others, .1 could have been
Editors Not ;:thanks for•'the,in=
•teresring comrnent. frons this
Oshawa. reader, 'if any. Sentinel
readers can provide accura'te in-
• for iation on the source of the
stone, oradd. ftirther to the inter-
•
estng history of .the lighthouse .and
'the ,home, we would be pleased • to
hear from you.,
k .
PHONE DR. BOB
«..THE TV CLINIC.
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• TIIAT Teesw•ater stores will give
I, . Friday night open a trial for a
year commencing in March.
,,.They, have been observing Satur-
day nigt t open in recent year.
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PAGE: THREE;
Dons Sponsoring�;
Easte! Seal Drive
Lucknow and District Lions Club
is .again sponsoring the sale of
Easter'seals ,for 'the support of
crippled ;chiidren;.'As iii former
years, `,Gordon Montgomery is chair
nian of the Lions.comntittee and
Gordon isher.istreasurer.• Letters
recently went.out to district, homes,
and the •response. to date.rhas been
More progress:in the care and
-
I treatment of 'the crippled child
has been 'made. in the .past 25 years
than during the whole' previous
•history of mankind
This.°progress has beeit possible- `'
,because ,people have beenmade
aware of the• needs of cripple
children ;and• have been give an
opportunity to help by, contributing
,torhe'Easter Seal cartipaign
.' Uhitil a few years ago for instars
ee" cerebral.. palsy was a disease
shrouded in mystery: Ir is i.ow
known that' it is riot •colitagious and'.
•'is no( hereditary. lt`:is brain dam-
age'.that ,ca n happen:to, aityoiie•,,
Medical' Men say that approxinlat-
ely• one child' in every 508:arv:e
births will be, stricken with cerebr-
al palsy.'.
elOlir ar•io Society for Crippled
Children's -Easter Seal program 'is
' providing help for more than 3,000
�'ce,��rebral palsied children. these •
Ci i'Wren can he trained, and do '.
respond to the', high),v specialized
and expensive treatment that t's".•
given at, over 20gtreatmem centres
in the province
'file treatment is directed by
expexts toward training the undak•r i
al gid' part of the hrain to take over
the •functions of the defective
area to as great 'a degree as pons-
lb1e. In many -eases near miracles
have been worked, In other cases
the results are'slo.w.
Easter Seal funds make certain •
no cripfiled' child 1n our province
will go without treat -nem' and
assistance that hesdr she might •
need,
The 19'67"Easter•Seal campaign
must raise $1,400;00,0, in Ontario
to continue the services now
provided for children who, have a' -
physical disability.
Each and every contribution to
the local campaign headquarters•
will be of some help to a
crippled child
'Pictiired at the'Ontario •
Newspapers'A:ssociation Convent,;
• tion in Toronto recently'are Don'
Thornps.on of The Lucknow Sent-"
mel., left, and Bud. Landsborough,
' of'the Grand Valley Star and
I Vidette,: right. Tile Grand Valley �.
paper placed first in the ,Ontario
!Award for:greatest irprovcanent' •
i•n' 1,966 .and .The Sentinel: placed
second in the class.:
ig
:t`ortii IJakot,r one time
passed an anti:-srluf''law. '
About X770,000,000 is given,
away ,annuall'v bv. 15.000 .U..'
Philanthropic foundations
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Rev R'. L . Stirling, B.A:, B D
Minister
i.
MARCH:5th
(4th •Siinday In Lent),
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
10;00; a.m.:Adult Bible Class
and Sunday School. .'
11:00`.p.m. 'Morning Worship
1i
. LET E ,T THI S BE E YOUR , ,.
• DECISION•
"Love will be the keyter eve•r
Y
1 situation I' shall meet' to -day;'''
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Lucknow
1
Presbyterian :Church
Rev* Roderick MacLeod
Ministricer
MARCH Sth
10:00 a.m. Sunday School,.
11.00 arm: Morning ,Worship
ST. PETER'S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
•
,Rev Stanley• . E: Jay, BSA„ B r
ttLector' •
Lent ;6 .'
MARCH Sth
Church School 10:15, a.m.
Holy Communiotl 1115 a.m.
Series of 4 Topics
MAN AND HIS CHURCH
Topic 2 Sunday, March 5th •n
St: Peter's Parish Hall, at .8 p.m
'Youth and The Church"
Panel -- Don Gravettf recreational
.director Hanover.' and executive
membera from Lucknow Coffee
Club. ,
The comrnunit , is invited •