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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-11-12, Page 6PAGE SIX • HE LUCKNOW:SENTINEL,: LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12th, 1969 14 if w it • CARP OF TH, Iwish to express my sincere' thanks to all,those, who remember- ed ' me with cards, gifts & visits,, while I was a :patient in Wingham and District Hospital. Sjial, thanks to Doctors; Leahy andMac- :: Gregor and nurses on•,2ndAioor of the... hospital: Wesley Young The . family of Albert A. Mug-, • ford 'would like to .express, sincere thanks to. all their dear 'relatives, neighbours and friends . for their. kindness and for many floral .crib= Utes . andexpressionsof sympathy; • during their recent bereavement. .Specialthanks to the. Calvary .Bap- tist Church, .Westfield Church,, Mk, Fangrad, Mrs.. McCallum and ..the Lodge Funeral .Home: and, to Rev. Kenneth Kii ght.. • We wish toexpress sincere thanks to our neighbours and friends. .in the Zion . District' ,'for their lovely .gifts and thoughtful- --mess houghtful •— ness in -remembering .: us. -$ Gladys :and . Earl Cranston We would like to express our sincere -2 thanks -0our—neighboursr friends -and relatives for the manyy, gifts, cards and . flowers we re- ceived; also to all those who help- ed us celebratethe occasion of our Fiftieth Wedding' Anniversary: It ' was.. greatly , appreciated: • Mr. and Mrs. ' Orville Tiffin I wish tosay a sincere thanks to all our friends and neighbours who were so kind .and remembered me in so many ways " with cards, treats and visits while in Wing ham ' Hospital:. Also thanks .to the kind , nurses . and Drs Corrin and, Mrs. Murray Henderson I wish 10 express my 'sincere,. thanks to, all 'those who remember ed 'me in various .ways while I was a patient' in Wingham and. Dia- trict Hospital. • =Prank sMeQuillin • Ken Nicholson Wishes toexpress thanks • to: all ' who remembered him -witlf.cards, treats. and visits while he Was a patient in Wingham Hospital.' • ARD OF THANKS Mrs. John Miller wishes to thank all who sent cards and letters, while she was in Wingham and District Hospital. .Special 'thanks to Dr. McKim, Dr. Corrin, the nurses and staff on 2nd- floor,' the ones who visited me ani y, neigh - tour s at home. The family `of the late Walter M. Brown wish to express their thanks for the kindnesses shown to them at the time of .their :bereavement.. Special thanks to Drs. Tomson and Tindall and the nursing staff of the Kincardine District and General Hospital;; to Rev. J. C. Hill of the Pine River United Church; to the U.C,W of the ftipley,United.Church for serving lunch ' following the Funeral, for , the. beautiful floral tributes and the donations to • the Heart Fund.' and the Gideon Bible Society and 'to 'all those '.who' seat food to our homes. All this thought- fulness was very 'much :appree. iated. Pisses. Su At His Home .e ;WILLIAM ARNo r : Wiliiam. M . Arnold passed away': suddenly at his home in Kincardine township on Saturday, October 25. Born on June 12,, 1901, "the son of the late Mr..and Mrs. James 'T T. 'Arnold ,. he moved with his parents to the present' farmstead on the North Durham RoacLin_1908..; On June 27 1.92$..: he married Mary -Patterson, elder` daughter of the late Mr.: and Mrs. A. W. Patterson of Hur•on Town- ship.. ownship.. Mr. Arnold:operated the family farmmbst..of his life with the ex ception `•of a fevr year's employ Ment in a produce cornpany and a retail grocery.. Widely known and ,highly .respec• !ed,. Mr Arnold had, an .unusual capacity for friendship and kind- ness. He, was an active member of the Bervie United Church and Recording Steward of the Bervie Pastoral Charge. for many years/. • He was also 'active in the.Masonic Order; being a inernber-of'the--=--. Northern Light Lodge No. 93, A . F. and 'A ,'M.. 'and the Royal City WHITECHURCH. y • •1 erfectron and `-Those' attending -the Women s A,. S R. in' Guelph :. Institute..convention at Mount Forest on. Monday 'were Mrs. Frank .Ross„ Mrs. Ezra Scholtz ,, Mrs • Tom Metcalfe; Miss Mary' Hehn,'.Mrs.:Elgin Johnston;and. Mrs. McArthur and remaining: for. the second' day were Mrs.. Bill Evans ; Rime South, District"'Deleg-' ate Mrs. Wallace Conn, Branch delegate Mrs.; Ben`McClenaghan, Mrs.: Russel, McGuire and Mrs: Victor Emerson,: Area Curator. ---Mr f and and Mrs: Jim'.Currie arrived home on"hursda ',after `a •few da s.visit �', Y y with Mr.• ,and: Mrs Waiker's son , George.Wife: and • family of Ottawa :'. •Mr. , and Mrs. Joseph A ;Tiffin Tiffin of Scarborough spent Friday even- ing at Wingham Motel and called on Mr. and Mrs'., G W.' Tiffin to seek information regarding, Tiffin relatives in this area for a family 4 That: ,the nominations of fit •and.. proper persons • to serve. 'as Reeve and Councillors .for. the. Township of Kinloss ...for the years 1970, .1971' and 1972, Will take place at the TOWNSHIP -HALL, HOLYROOD, FRIDAY', NOVEMBER . At 1:00 o'clock in tie after4ioon.:fir one 'hour, at .. whichurine' lazes Hr' are. her;by---no'tifled--�- attend. and { THAT^SHOULD A POLL BE REQUIRED,. % POLLING WILL. :OPEN ON ohday, December 1 From 9:00 a.m. to' 6: g.m" of the. following . ,placers in :the Polling -Subdivisions v No. 1. Ford . C mningharn's No, 2 Whitechurch 'Commtnzity Hall • No, s Kinlough Orange Hall • FRASERMacK ONON, Rettirnittgg V<LiVR'iirY REAL ESTATE SALESMEN WAN' —_- • .EXPERIENCED` OR UNEXPERIENCED . 'Ideal .career for ambitious man. We offer above 'average earnings- for • our Salesmen. r HOGiG crMr ._ ESTA'TE TSROKE -- - BOX `39, FLESHERTON, ONT. OFFICE a_. 'PHONE'924•2200 HOME 924,•2418 Clinton, last week, on 'recommen- dation.of Dr. G. P. A. Evans, director of.Huron'County Health Unit and'Medical Officer of Health.' ".As an interim and valuable :, measure, and one which can be complementary to .a .comprehen.= sive preventive dental ,programme in elementary schools, there, is available immediately a.. fluoride techniquewhich canbe administered to a class of children. by a registered. nurs explained in~-a—letter.-tothe_Board.' "In this way, the Children apply a special fluoride paste to. the teeth with an individual tooth brush suppliied`as part of',the scheme.., At 'the same time., :;they receive valuable dental'•health education and are. able to retain the brush • for home use . Needless to say, parental consent would be, obtained for each child's .participa Dr:. Evans described` the proced :effective -and co leanentary both to adequate fluor-. 'ide in drinking water and to a fully. developed preventive •dent- istry.programiine under' public he•alth. auspices.'"? D . J . CochraneT.direcior:,_sa id he was recommending the .request On the understanding " thatno Left to mourn his passing in addition to his wife, are one son George of Thornhill and a.''daugh- ter Marguerite', Mrs. Robert ,'' Percival'•of,London and two grand- children. Members of Northern Light Lodge conducted a inernorial memorial • service on Monday .evening, ,Oct- ober.28from the MacLennan Funeral Home in Kincardine with Rev R. S Clyde •of Bervie, United Church and Rev -W . -J parson Maple GroveUnited, Church ,. Oakville', officiating, P1 bearers were Lloyd Arnold, Clar-- ence Cerson;,.James Ferrier, Vernon Hodgins, William Slessor and Robert Smith Intermenewas' in: Kincardine cemetery., tree. They in turn :called Mr and Mrs . Victor. Ernerson , ,who also joined in supplying needed information for •the family history. J,oln Gibb was organist Friday evening,:att'S o'clock'in Gorrie United, church; for :the Thompson Peel wedding. ressure' will be exerted on•Pu ils' F P to participate in the programme and that pupils who do participate will do so :with the expressed • consent of their parents.' Mrs Marilyn Kunder, .Seaforth., commented that in cases; • the parents would :likely ask:their family 'dentist for advice on the matter.. sbridge • a • • Churchill spent.the week -end with. Mr and Mrs : ' Lawrence',t a ylor, and on Sunday; Mr . and Mrs . • Bob Gordon` and Robert visited at the: sarrie home.• • 'and Mrs,. BilI:Evans attend- ed the.F>ruce'County warden's.. ., banquet on,Saturday , evening at Mildmay, Mr. and Mrs, Carl McClenaghan visited on Sunday with Mr and. " 1 Mrs.; Mack Stewart of, Waterloo. Whitechurch. Y .; P • S . held a bowling.party Saturday evening' in Win,gharn Jim 'Pettypiece; Mr.' and Mrs.. D..MacDonald and .Mrs. D. Mac^ik►nald of Brucelea Haven ,"Wa•lkerton,were Sunday visitors "with'Mr; and Mrs: •Aug ilsitaCp n- ald and family of St. Helens, , Flu�ridePaste WiH Be AvailabMe� On VOuntary Basis BY RICHMOND ATKEY Aft interim. preventive dental. programme in the schools was approved by Huron County Board. of Education at its meeting in Central Huron Secondary School, • • Guides A .relay 'game opened the.regu- lar Kingsbridge Girl Guide meet- ing Thursday evening with Lt. Caesar..in ch'ar8e.. ; • C'a.mpfire .was held by, the Bl•ue- birds under ;the. direction of patrol. leader Shelley Ti rt and second.. Sandra Dickson Roll call and. inspection was tk�n,yt;__sinnett_ancl' Lt ti ae Lerman. Patrol: in Council was also field Capt. Tigert reminded••girls to; bring,'posters,'.of ;their projeet.on the hike. next week The • is then worked on Christman articles. forbazaar.. The .meeting closed with Taps: Notice. • Is Hereby Given: To Th Itiinicipal Electors Of . The That the 'nomination:. of Fit and Propel Persons:. to serve is Reeve, . Deputy Reeve, . and .Three. Councillors. for the years 1970 - 71a :p ace a e TOWNSHIP HALL, On ' At One O'clock In The Afternoon, -For One Hour At Which ° Time and Place All Electors , Of Said Township Are Hereby- lotified +i :t—Sh ld 'A Poll Be Required. Polling, Will Open On 011dd! 44, From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, at the*ariotts tr ,. Polling Subdivisions Sub DivitiOns D.R.O..' No. 1, Dungannon ..:.::. Ben' Mole :. • ....,....:: No, 2 S S No 9 John. Curran Poll Clerk• Cecil: Blake Bert Alton No, .3 Or , :e Hall ;Irvvin W Al . ,: Wilfred Hackett No: 4,' Port Albert el , Di , n k . • No " 6, Parrish Hoene ` William F • Drennan arrish .. GordonGordotl Barger No 5 Neil, .. Earl , r No 7, Labeler • Alvin Robb .,.... Henry MacKenzie : e I _ r! -.i. DONATED M. SIMPSON, Returning• C C. alms