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THE LUCKNOW SE,NTINEL, :LUCKNOW,' •ONTARI.O..
PAGE ELEVEN
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H0' WEATHER. •
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increasedlevelsof protein, min-
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for reduced feed intake during.
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hot weather laying feed program.
We.:would be glad to ..work it out
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SONE 528-202'
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Australia that her. daughter: Joanne'
had sent home These were enjoy-
:ed very.muc.h
July 3rd ,is the date set fvr-t
Sunday School picnic:. The
The Grand mothers meeting ;of.
Hackett's,United Church Women
was held in the church Wednesday,
Ju'ne.,18 with 15 members , 3 childr
.: en and 3 visiting grandmothers:.;
Mrs: Donald'• Hackett opened: the
meeting with The call ,to, Worship,
"Your life work is' recorded, every
detail, every phrase, an. Unseen .•
pen is writing out the •story of your •
days.
induction of. the new .minister;
Rev,. James.E: I#urnmel is the• even.
ing of July. 4th *at, St . Helens'
behalf of the ladies of the
Mrs.. Alex Hackett made,,
a• presentation to Mrs. ,Kaiser:.of
two 'china flower arrangements •
The hymn When all Thy mercies,
0 my God;was sung, followed by
the closing prayer by Mrs'. Donald
Hackett
Happy' thehome: when, God
:there• was sung, followed by the
Lord's Prayer. -The scripture was''
..read by' Mrs. 1 a.lph Cameron. 'The
eommentary prepared -by' Mrs -:
•
Wilfred Hackett, was read by Mrs
Alex Hackett. ":0 Master, let me
r. . walk with Thee" was .sung
•Mrs..' Allan Hackett had charge of
:the programme. Readings "1-16w-••
old are.you" by Mrs.. Ralph Camec ,
''
..on, "Where: is my'wandering grand,
mother :tonight"., by.; Mrs. Kenneth
Alton; were given and :also a quiz
"Things' that our 'grandmother's miss
�ed" Wilma Hackett gave three•
violin numbers which were
• '' Orpheus"• . "On the' Wings of a
Dove" and eater-iny-God--to-- --•-==
:Thee"';
Prizes were given to the grand-
mothers in the, grandmothers' con-
test, Mrs . Wilkins being the oldest
grandmother and the grandmother •:
with the,most grandchildren. The
_g�_
ndmothes were' ;a11 given a�::cor-
sage when they earne,to the meet-
ing:
The roll call was answered with
a "Father, of the' Bible". with: refer-.
_enc es Mr -s: -Alex ;Ha c:kett-read.the:'
treasurer's report..' There was a' very
successful garden party held on the
lOth of June. The visiting conimi
ttee reported on the calls, , A
bale was sent'"this.trfonth to overseas
relief. ,
Bert Alton showed slidet, of
Institute Members....
our Psyc iptric
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. , .
ospital, Goderc
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W,H1TECHURCH NEWS,
On' Thursday, . June 19th the foll-
owing W.I. members, Mrs; Dave
Gibb,; Mrs. Albert. Coultes,; Mrs, •
Russel Chapman.,. Mrs. Wallace
;Conn,. Mrs: Bill Evans, Mrs.' Fred.
semll/111111a'Ir.11ffillW.Iw WM WI I W
Robert Ross, Mrs. Tom Magoffin,'
,Mrs. Russel Ross;, Fred Tiffin; Mrs.
'Russel McGuire, Mrs.. Elgin Johns
'ton, Mrs: B. Currie, Mrs . Albert
:McQuillan'and Mrs. Victor Emer-
son toured the Psychiatric 'Hospital,
Goderich. On arrival they were.
taken to the auditorium. where Mrs.•.
Dawson de$cribecl the work'of•the
Hospital•and the patients. In 185.0
Insane Hospitals were started. In
1870 the Insane :Hospital at :London
was opened .,In 1920.the Ontario
Hospitals were begun. The Psychi--
uric 'Hospital at. Goderich'was offic-'
dally opened Jan. 18 ,: 1963 In 1967'
the ,new habilitation programme -
was introduced when the patients,
who were able , were' given things
to do:and gave them responsibility
so they don''t`get away from comm.-.
unit► life ..Tuesday evening i$
relative night. Wednesday evenings
is Bingo. Eilms are shown ,Thursday
evening. Outside gamessuch. as
croquet are enjoyed. Five wards
Lunch was; served by Mrs. Marvin
Scott and Mrs . Tim Reurink.
LROSS LOF
'.Mr, Viand Mrs: 'Tom Stewart
visited Sunday with Mr. ...And Mrs :•
Ron Stanley and ,familyof Kinloss:
Donna Tirzisky of Detroit spent ' F
the weekend with Mr: ,and . Mrs:
James Haldenby and girls
Saturday.evening ,,visitors with
Mr. and• Mrs: 'James Haldenby•and.
girls were Mr. and Mrs..Rby "
•
Farquhar, Mark ar d .Lynn.of
lnverhuron •
Virginia Benedict ofLondon and
Martin Benedict of Wingliam' spent .+
•the'wee'kei dVith Mr and Mrs.
Elmer Benedict.'
r Mrs. Elmer Benedict:spent Friday
'in Toronto:;
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
Jar
nes Haldenby'and girls were Mr.
;and Mrs. Don Catneron and Billy
of Wingharn, and Mr. and Mrs..
Lloyd. Husk and family of Kinloss..•
• Randy Goessell, and Sam Geddes.
of Kincardine spent. Sunday after-
noon with. Mr.. and Mrs, Tom Stew
Mr., and Mrs:' Ed Friendor>r, and
Mr, and Mrs Fred. Friendorf , all of
-Kitchener, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mrs N. E, I-Ialdenby and: also
visited with Mt'.' N.E, Haldenby,
Who is a patient in Wir$hamistriy
ct hospital,
•have. barbeques. We were divided.
into two' groups and toured under
the :le a de rship: o Miss .Stand
Mrs, Dawson and viewed the uphol-
stery work, making of toys,.'
working with wool,refinishing 'furn-
iture,
urniture beauty salon, kitchen :and:.
da their
own washing
laundry , 'where patients
A very appetizing lunch was serv-
ed at noon in the cafeteria After
,the,tour we met again in the audit-
oriurn wherelnore information,; re
treatment of_patients was • iven.
-Questions .;--d•sTe-d-may ttte-visitors,
were answered by par}elists, Mrs,
Campbell; Mrs. Thompson and Dr:
'Jae kson'psychiatrist
, .
Mrs:, Emerson president , thanked
the leaders, and panelists for the '•
tour, appetizing dinner sand time
taken to inform the •ladies of the
work being done. for patients..
On Thursday afternoon before the
Whitechurch 'W.yII left the Rh ychia
tric Hospital,' Goderich they,held a
short business meeting.
The .Roll, was called' and'.'answered
by•13' members and 3 visitors.
It was d.ecidecPto accept an invit-
ation to.. visit Belmore W.I. July.9
at 8:30 when Jim'Meyer., fire
Chief, willbe guest speaker.
A letter was read from .Miss
McKercher,'•.informing merribers
that MissAnne• Patrick is'the new
Horne 'Economist for Bruce County
and Mrs. PatJa'ckson; ,with ;lead
quarters at London', is regional
supervisor. •The 4 H ;leaders for the
Home .Economist
.,,
ForBruce
�s l969 Gradate
The Home°Economics Branch of
the Ontario Department of
Agriculture and Food•announces the
appointment of Miss Anne Patrick
as Home Economist 'for Bruce
County replacing; Miss,. J<atI y,
Cowbrough who will be working in
Africa .:thrroughnthe-Gwv, S..Q
Organization.
• M ss Patrick is a 1969'graduate of
MacDonald .Insitute,=University of
Guelph and her home is in Branch
ton iri Wentworth County. She has
been active in. Student Council and
Canadian University, Services work,.
wh le at University; She ,is famil-
iar with the 4-H, program having;
completed $ 4-H Homemaking
Clubs and 9 4-H Agricultural Clubs •
in her home county,
•
Fall project are• Mrs.. Walter Elliott
and Mrs. Elrner.Sleightholm, Two
members joining that'day were Mrs
Dave .Gibb, and Mrs •Russel
Chaprrran .
It was decided to pay each car
going to Goderich $5..,and each
car' to the District Annual•at Ripley:
$3..
• The prograrnrne is to; be•'prepared
and•'put' 'in for printing forthe July
rneeting.
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Starting in. January, '1970, the' Old,'
Age Security pension is. payable one
year earlier, at age 65
lf,'you :are 65 or•will .be; 65 :before•
{ January, 1,970;;you'shoirld apply now.
Mrs.
,You will then receive your first pay-::
• ment, in January; Ifyou will be 65 in
1970, .you ah"otild apply six months •
.before your.65th b.irthday..
An application form for your 'Old
Age Security pension is available at
. your local. Post ()trice, or you can
'write to the Regional Director of Old
Age Security in 'your Provincial
capitol.. Along ;with your 'application
foriii• 'you will receive ;a pamphlet,
,giving .you full information about
the 'O:ld'. Age'Secnrity Pension..
progrwn
Guaranteed' income-5upplenten:t
. As soon as your Old. Age Security
pension is approved, we'll send,,you'
information about ' the Guaranteed
Inosite •Supplement' and an apple
cation form. You may 'be entitled to
a supplement which,. together, with
your. Old Age Security pension, will
guarantee you a monthly .income of
• at (east .S 109:20., .
ritSIJEb
THE:. DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL HEALTH AND WELFARE
THE HON. JOHN MUNRO, MINISTER
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