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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-01-26, Page 15:4e.nds, In North On Expetiniental Work Passes EXCIIT1 Bev and Dan Tellefson of Miss•°- 'Lssauga r.e the proud )arnts of the New Years:N.11y. borb at 'Nliss.issauga Hospital at New .Years Day, . The neW.arr4val has been nam.-: 2(1 Richard 'Kent and-Weighed in it lbs, , 7 1/2 'oz. lie is. a broth r for Bradley and .Dani Jane. Mrs. Toilefson is the former Beverley Stanley of Kirilough, daushter of. Mr.. and Mrs. :Ezra' Stanley of LucknoW, She/ and her hithband Dan recentivpur- Chased the property of Na.t Thom -son:at' the -2ndof•-•-Kin-loss a-ndLs-pgnd sorne: of their week ends in this area. CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 • WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY - 1972, Single C9py 15:c 16 Paws $4,00. A 'year In, Adyanw,..L. 'PAO Extra To P.A.A. • New Years. Baby Barn. At MlisissougaHospital . • - Transferred To Peterborough Bank Mother Passes In Peterborough MRS., GEORGE E. NICHOLLS, The•death of Mrs: George '(Frances ML )Nicholls,. Mother 'of Admission Totatillountlikt Wingham Hospital, 236 Reported In December her husband and, one daughter Mrs Anne loning, both of Peterbor- ough a-nd four sons Rev Robert Nicholls of Luckii9w , David Nich- Oils Of Ga rnpbellliord , Donald Nicholls of Whitby' and Allan Nich011s of Thunder pay. .e • • The management repOrt ented by Robert Ritter showed'. -ntirsi-rig records as 24 graduates ,, 4 part-time, 43.RNA's full time; 3 1/2 .iiart-tirne, 2'nursing assis— tantslull tirne,;.(3.ord.erliei, 2 ward clerl(s and 1 in'the central supply reom.'•Employees sick days' totalled 128, 1/2. • There were 64 ambulance calls and underlie heading of dietary 7,403 patient mealtrwere served,. Bruce County. Council expects to be ready to call tenders in March for a prOpoSed addition to Orucelea Haven Home for the • aged in Walkerton. h . The additiOn wi'il'provided 19,6.20 additional square feet of floor spaCe. Bruce County council authoriz- ed the 1972 county homes cam= ,rnittee under chairman Lloyd Yohnsion to accept tender if' it does not exceed the elemental estimate of $549,000. The total additon and furnish- Sunday, January 30th. at 2 p.m.. interment was on Monday•in • Little Lake Cemetery, Peterbor , Ough, ed that receipts for December were $124 , 676. 63 , disburserients totalled $129 ,304,. 31 ,a nd there was a"bank balance of $50,276, _ ..0,006 from the special account be invested in guaranteed debentures was approv- Mrs, Gerald Wagner, Lucknow was the lucky winner in the "One" contest conducted Over CKNX on Friday of last week. Her prize Was a wrist. watch. Mrs t Wagner got her lucky entry number at Pinlay.Decorators, thcknoW., JEAN HARDY Miss' Jean Hardy has received word that she passed the exarp for 'On for a Registered Nursing. Assistant. She'graduated from the Depart-• ment of Health, Nursing Assistant' Centre in -LondOn last October and is now working at •Wingham Hos- pital. • She isS-the da.ugh' ter-of-Mr:a Mrs. William Hardy of R. 12: 1, Belgrave rid granddaughter of Mrs. David Nivins of R. R. '3 Auburn. Wm. J. Fisher 'has been trans , ferred from Chapleau to' the main branch of the Bank of Montreal in Peterborough; Bill is the son of Mr. and Mrs: Gordon Fisher of Luc knew., He and his wife Janice and. their two children Susan and Jamie will be residing 'in Lakefield. Resigns As Bruce County Treasurer, Serves 25 Years Bruce County treasurer for the past 25 years, Thomas H. Alton,. is".retiring June 30 of this. year; Mr. Alton submitted his resig- nation to the January session of Bruce County council. A native of Lucknow and a former school, teacher, Alton became co-unt-y, treasurer July 1, 1947. When, he joined .the county of- fice said Mr. Alton, there were two employees in the treasurer's office, himself and a stenograph- er. There are now four employ- , ees. M. Alton said the county bud - t has rriplfd in the 25 years. In the early years of his emPloy- thent it ranged from $700 ,000 to 800,000 annually and now is be- tween $2.5.million•and $3' mil- Zion ., • After graduating froin Winghani High School, Mr. Alton atten6ied Normal School in Toronto and taught for two years. He then operated 'a brokerage fiusiness. In 1940 he went overseas as cap- tain paymaster in the army ,for six years and returned to Toronto where he was an accountant , just CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 Due to.the airline -.strike Fraser had to spend 19 days in Inuvik, twice as long as had been planne,d. He managed to get private cbm- pany plane ta Edmonton', but, be- cause of a flu bug was not, able to travel 'by train, lle spentanother four 'days Edmonton, finally getting a, flight to Ottawa last Friday , th'e day 'the air controller's started to Work again. On January.27th, the Lucknow Girl Guides opened their meeting with roll call and' Flag Raising. AU sang O Canada and repeated the Guide Prayer. Following the opening was the Erirollment eremony in which Faye Nelson TW as-reoeiv-ed into-the-sisterhood of Guiding: At this time Anne Colwell received .'.her Creative Craft Badges.-% Also present at the meeting were the BrOwnies, taking part in a Fly-Up Ceremony in which three Brownies. "Flew Up" to Guides: In Charge was Mrs. Har- 'old Greer, assisted-by Mrs'. David Kirkland and, Mrs. Fred Flanagan. Brownie wings were;._ presented to Susan Thompson, Jill Murray and Joan Hamilton.. erly Wilkins was presented with symbolic sh9es to Walk-up to Guides. -7--st-r.erg-at__Trinity 'United Chur h on District Commissioner Mrs. Angus MacLennan welcomed the new recruits and, cOngratulated ,everyone fix.. their fine s perform - ance.• Refreshments were: served to the Brownies, and various guests 'by Edith ,Greer, Beth Wisser and Kathryn McKim who acted as 'hostesses for the evening. .Kathy ;Treleaven ledIcampfire. The meeting closed With Vespers andTaps... iings are' expected to' cost $637 Q00, 'according to estimates received recently from the county's con- sulting engineers, Hanscomb Roy and Associates. . Architect A. W. Cluff said preParation ofthe working draw ings and Spec ficat otis are en , , schedule and the structural, mech anical and electrical 'consultants ,have commenced the detail work. H. D. Thompson of Lilt know is jsupetinte nden Ornest of,\;he Bruce - County H at Walkerton and Wiartor. Rev. 'Robert Nicholls, minister of Mary Lynn Cayley also earned LUC1(11Q.W. United cihurch, occurred her Brownie Wings bilt/decided in Civic. Hospital, Peterborough not to continue in Guiding. Bev- on Friday, January 28th. She was 64. , Mrs. Nicholls •is survived .by Home. For Aged Addition To Begin. In Spring Fraser Ashton of Ottawa, form= •memorial service was held „ from Inuvik in the NorthWest Territories. Fraser and two Doctors, all orwhom Work at the Canadian Communicable Disease Centre in Ottawa under the De.p- artMent °of, National Health and Welfare, went to Intivik .. as part. - of their study todiscover if an experimental vaccine for gonorrhea will help 'to control the disease._ People who reccived the vaecine.at Inuvik were all volun- teers. Similar experimental work is scheduled 'for Uganda Africa' in. July. y. 044414004404Asikoitukoitioltioliii 7wo Sets Triplets. • Arrive On -Astifield •Farm LOCHALSH NEWS - Mr, and Mrs. John MacKenzie .and boys are proud of their lamb family. East week two sets of triplets arrived along. with sever- al sets of twins and singles. One of the triplets was almost•dead when br.ought in to the house, but with good care now. is the family 'pet. 3 New Guides 4 Received At Special Ceremony Totaladmissioni.at the 'Wing- ham and District Hoszit4„,forDec' ember werci.'2:3.6 to', bring the year's record 2,928. HOspital. 2 .,6,34 to .bring the year's total.to .12,2-1U. • .",l'he .daily average,'. wad . 86'per cent of capacityand'there were .i$1 surgical •operaAp:rit 'Per forMedro make a total of 2,399. These and. other_litems.. relating - to administration w.erereperted. to the hospital *.h.oard at the Jan • uary•meeting by 'Mrs. I. r, Mot. re.y.• . .A letter from 'Dr.. Corrin ddvisipN.his resignation as chair- • man of the niedical•staff was ac- cepted.••The doctor agreed to' continue in 'this position until a successor is 'named. R. 13. Consins.of Brussels.; who presented the treasurer's report, annolmeed that he would she re- from .the lie has sery ed• 24. consecutive, years as a representative .from Brussels. . • A motidu was passed express' ins appreciation to Cousins and making him an honorary Member of 'the boaid The treasurer's report reveal-