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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,.' LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, 'APRIL 26th, 1967
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ELDING and MACHINE, R.R. 3 LUCKNOW
Critical Of Homes for Aged Where
r Residents Are Waited On Hand and Foot
BY .SHIRLET J. ''KELLER
General business was heavy and•..'
coriductedsmoothl` and
efficiently as members of.Huron.
County 'Conan convened fora
• one -day session last Thursday.
.° `Special.speaker for the day was
Mrs: J.J. McHale , London, who'•.
is a consultant• on•aging for •
• Community Health Services for..
the Elderly. She was invited.to
' • speak• to councillors,, Medical' Off.
icer' of Health for Huron ,County,
Dr. 'Evans,. former. MOH in Huron
Dr. 'R. M'. Aldir and sixteen: pub::
lis health :nurses from the• district,
Mrs McHale noted that 1:8.•.p'er,
'cent of Canada's ' oP ulation is of
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.retirement age' because people
.are living longer and 'retiring '
earlier. She said Legislators
know that a' problem exists but
are "loath to dp anything about
it"
' 8he asked'if 20 extra' ears ot.
.., . y
life are a bonus•or a burden if •
aged people .can look forwaid to
•a life ;of•uselessness and.
disinterest when they are 'old .
Mrs"; McHale observed that less
:Money and more imagination' is
what is needed if senior citizens
are to be cared for asthey:w'ould
prefer to•;be cared for.
The director of Good Health •
• Club in London Mrs. McHale
was very critical of homes' for the
aged where residents: are
• pampered and waited on
`hand.
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and foot".:when in In any cases the,
they .would'be happier to be •
chores. " Our
delegated .ated certain
Motto is everybody with some
thing to do, nobody with too
much," she added ..
Alvin D.. Smith , Turnberry. °
reeve and chairman, of the Board
of Management of Huronview,.re
porte. d that the' per diem, rater . at
Huronview was to :rise from $4:65`
to $5.49. effective April. 1,'.1967;
or ;$167 per month• in 1967 as'
opposed to. $142 per month• last`
:year.. ' .•
He referred to'tte budget. brou
ght inby Clerk -treasurer John.
Berry who urged the Huronview
board .to, step carefully toward
any major expenditures..Smith.
told council "We're doing
we.can''.but Said :the introduction
of two employee unions at; the
.Home could constitute •"a financ-
ia1'undertaking of.some :size, : •
. PLANNING FOR HURON?
Calvin Krauter, reeve of truss
els said that' county Council's
newest committee, the `industrial,
and tourism committee recomm-
ended that the firm of Dryden • '.
• and Smith be engaged, to prepare
an. appraisal relative to the need
of planning in Huron County. , n
This would cost approximately
$500 according to Mr. Krauter:
,The Centennial Committee was
g ranted $100 to assist financially
Vin,the' July 2,' interdenorninational
service at the Agricultural Park in
Goderieh at 3;30. p,m. This will be
the county's Centennial effort in.
conjuction with the,Goderich Klin
isterial" Association and the various'.
.Legion Branches
The Equalization Committee re=.
ported that it concurred with a res`,_
olution from the United Counties
of Stormont, 'Dundas•and Glen-
garry that. the assessor remain tea,
ponsible for ^the tallying of the
number of dogs in the county,
Zurich Reeve Leroy Then; chair=
HEOOCRIPPLED CHILDREN G '
AIOEZ EES ENFANTS INFIRMr
'HERPCRIPPLEOCHIEOREN 1
AIOEI LES ENFANTS INFAMES
PARTIAL LIST OF'
CONTRIBUTORS TO THE 'LIONS.
Easter Seal fund
Joe' MacMillan' Lucknow ,r Elmer
Reavie:L ckriow, Miss Minna
Lucknow , Mrs • E
Wightman Lucknow , John Kuik
R.R,7, Lucknow, 'Ben 121ole R.1t.l
Dungannon:, Mrs, Dan MacKinnon'
Lucknow.',Cecil Blake Dung-
annon, Robert Irvin Dungannon;
Mrs.' LC. McNab Lucknow
rood and Kintail Hockey Teams, ,'
Jim Durnin Lucknow ,: Chas. Riven.
Dungannon, Tom' Todd 12.R.2
Lucknow, Bill.Andrew R.R. 7:
Lucknow , Otto Pederson Lucknow ,
Don Cardiss: Lucknow ,, W.R.
Pur; -
don R.R.2 Lucknow; Rev,.B. Green
R. R, 2 Lucknow , Jpfi Errington R. R,`
2, Auburn, Mrs; Alex: MacLennan.
Lucknow , Cyril Campbell Lucknow
Harold Greer, Lucknow; Clayton
Alton „.11. 11. 7. Lucknow , 'Jim
Wilson.R.R.2 Auburn,Clarence
Greer. Lucknow . Peter Cooke R, R.
3 Lucknow, Mrs, ' Albert Alton •
Lucknow , Leonard Ritchie Lucknow
Ted Collyer it .11. 5 Lucknow Noble
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,Johnston :Luckno, Miles St.Marie
it. 12 Lucknow,' Lorne Eady•R,R,30.
Holyrood, ROSS •Durnin R.R 2
['Lucknow Don McTavish
Ripley, Andrew Hamilton R.R. 6.
Lucknow ,/ Dynnes Campbell Dung-
annon, Howard Agnew Lucknow,
Jim Smith Holyrood; Wm
Haldenby R;R.1 Holyrood , Walter
Clare' R.R. 7 Lucknow ;; Kelso ;.
McNay, R.R.3 Lucknow, Hugh
MacKenzie R.R. 3;Goderich, 'Mrs:
'Chas Steward Lucknow:; Grant
Goilan .Lucknow, Floyd Milne
Lucknow, Allister :Hughes' R. R. 3
Holyrood', Wilfred Parrish Lucknow.
Jack Wraith Lucknow , Bill,
SprouleLucknow , ` Bert Nicholson
R.R. 2 :. Olyo .
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On .Visit Here
From Edmonton,
,ASHFIELD •NEWS
Mr: and Mrs. Don Carter and
David of Edmonton carYie
east by plane and' are visiting,
with Hugh MacKenzie: `
Mrs. Colin MacGregor has return-
ed home from a •three week's visit
with her daughter Mrs; George
Leadbetter in Toronto,
man;. said the committee felt this
was no undue• burden on the assess
or.
:Interjected Warden Donald Mc-
Kenzie,
c-Kenzie, "Who else would be in a
better position to do it?
Council. will make application ,
."to everybddy but the'ladies' aid" '
for councilloirs to become ,exempt
from making contributions out of
county council earnings to the
Canada ,Pension ° Plan and from'
paying income tax on county court;
.cil earnings up to $1000.
A :resolution went_out froth the •
April session of County .Council to
Ontario Hydro that "immediate
steps be taken' to prevent any
further serious, power interruptions
such as the one experienced, in cer-
tain areas•of the county following,
the tornado,
The Warden's and Personnel
Committee made recommendation
to council that it concur with a
County of Ontario resolution tp
provide the same safety .
precautions and protection for
pupils travelling in a schoolbus
with a seating capacity'of ten or,:
less as students on. any other.11e-
enoedl'school bus,
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Vote
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Donna Corrin, 18 -year old.' laugh.
'ter of Dr.and Mrs . M. H. Corrin
of. Lucknow, was recently voted
May. Queen at Alma College , St.
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Thomas by fellow students ` As
May Queen, Donna will grein over' lf.�.
the May Day festivities' on May
6th. She is a grade 12 student
there.
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