The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-06-13, Page 17PAY, ,100. 13, 1913
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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know Club To
it Huronview To
rk Special Week
residents of Huronview ,
with other senior citizens of
to, will celebrate Senior
ns' Week from June i7th to
Theevent has been endors-
the ministry of Community
!al Services as part of the,
nt for Homes for the Aged:
Committee of Management
•onview has declared open
for the week, and invites
or,citizens• clubs, or any
n chi 60i to come and
the programs. For tiliS-1
!only, the dining 'nom will
n to visitors and volunteers
Aminal charge and supper
e provided the day of the
It would be appreciated.
bs or individualS who are
Ing to stay for meals would
,know in'advance.
lowing is a. schedule Qf
ties
)ecial church service will be
cl in the auditorium on
Morning, June 17th, with
oft of Ontario Street Church
ling the music. "Our chap -
Lev. W. McWhinnie will
barge of the service. In
etnoon there will be ten -
the choir of Marian Villa
or the Aged, London'.
day afternoon there will be
ttle music and
; in the auditorium. *God -
enfor'Citizens' Club will
lithe Huronview residents
Ictivities and Will assist
!mak. •
Tuesday afternoon, Lucknow
Town and 'Country Club members
will visit Huronview. Rev. -
George Youmatoff, Rector of the
Bayfield and Middleton Anglican
Churches, and formerly Padre
of C.F.B. , Clinton, will lead
a sing -song in the auditorium.
Rev. Youmatoff is well-known to
most of the residents of Huronview'
because of the great interest he
took in Huronview during the
years he was stationed at the base.
Wednesday, the annual Huron -
view picnic will be held on the
grounds, weather permitting, or
in the auditorium, if the weather-
man does not co-operate. There
will be games, races, etc. , corn -i
mencing at 2 p.m. and Wingham
Senior. Citizens' Club'will assist
with the prograin.
Thursday afternoon
there will be organ music in the
auditorium. The Senior Citizens'
Clubs of Bayfield and Exeter will
put on a variety program for
Family Night (Thuisday evening,
7 p.m.). These same clubs prov•
ided the Family Night program
during Senior Citizens' Week last
year and it was really enjoyed by
everyone.
Friday is always Bingo day at
Huronview , hut -for this week, we
hope to have many 'outside' serr-
,iors with us. The garnes will be
held in the auditorium with some
real prizes, instead of the usual
chocolate bars, etc. Brussels'
Senior Citizens Will join, our res' -
idents for the afternoon.
On 'Saturday, June 23rd, there
will be table games in the audi-
torium (progressive euchre, bridge,
500, 'etc.). SeafOrth Happy Citi-
zens' Club will sponsor this actiV-
ity.
Numerous Injuries
Receive Treatment
• William Houston, Lucknow,
slipped 'on the sidewalk on the
Main Street in. Lucknow Rine 6
and fractured his right leg. He
was admitted to hospital where
his,condition is satisfactory.
Cherri Wraith, Wingham, age//
1, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Rodwell Wraith, fell dcivin some
steps at her home June 6. She
was admitted to hospital with
head injuries and her condition
is satisfactOry,
Mrs. Hazel Hardie , Wingham,
slipped and fell on Patrick Street
in Wingham and was admitted
to hospital with a fractured pel-
vis.
Mrs. Joyce Arthur, R. R. 2,
Wingham, was admitted to hos-
pital via ambulance with back
injuries suffered in a fall at her
home.
Kevin Scott, age 9, R. R. 1,
Belgrave, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Scott, received a frac
iured left wrist at East Wawanosh
School. ' '
Adrian M. Schipper; age 42,
Blyth, was' admitted via Ambu-
lance following a collision with
a truck in the village of plyth.
He received multi -lacerations to
scalp and face , concussion. His
condition was serious on admission
but satisfactory the early part of
the week. Investigated by R.
Wittig, Wingharn
Ellen Rodgers , age 4, Wing -
ham , fell off a ladder in the barn
at her hotne and received an'injui•
ed left foot and .ankle and head
injuries. '
William. Henry, Wingham, had
a fish hook embedded in his
hand while fishing in the.Turn-
berry river.
• - Douglas Humphrey, Lucknow ,
lacerated his foot June 10 on A
foreign object while swimming at
Griffin's.
PAGE SEVENTEEN
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Honoured On
25th Anniversary.
ST. HELENS NEWS
Relatives and friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Mewhinney gath-
ered at their home at R. R. 1
Lucknow on June 10th to celebrate
their 25th wedding anniversary
which falls on June 12th.
Family from a distance attend-
ing were Murray of Peterborough,,
Douglas of Milton and Linda of
Kitchener. Marie who works in
St. Catharines was unable to
attend.
Other relatives and friends
attending were Mrs. Murray Hack-
ett and Michael of Teeswater;
Mrs. Gordon Esplen, Mrs. George
Esplen and Joan; Mr. and Mrs.
David Esplen, Bill, Jim and
Nancy and Cathy Jackman of
Port Elgin; Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Mewhinney and Wayne; Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil McTeer and Jim of
R. 2 Paisley and Bev Hunter of
Mount Forest.
Shawn Fischer, R. R. 2, Mild-
may. age 1 1/2 years, had the
tractor run over the lower part of
his body.. He received a fractur-
ed pelvis, contusions and abra-
sions and internal'injuries. He
was transferred to Victoria Hos-
pital, London, via ambulance'.
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Couple Married
In London
KOHUT - FALCONER
• Cheryl Ann Falconer, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Falconer
of Barrie, formerly of Bluevale
and David 'E. Kohut, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Kohut of Sarnia were,
married on Saturday, June 9th
at the Kingdom Hall, London.
The bride is a niece of Mrs.
Lester Falconer and the late Mr.
Falconer of Teeswater_ and only
grandchild of WilliaMIS. falcon-
er and the late Mrs. Falconer -of
Bluevale.
Three hundred and fifty guests
were 'seated and served a
delicious chicken dinner at the
Centennial Hall, London. A rec. .
eption followed when•dancing was
enjoyed to the music of a Sarnia •
Orchestra. At eleven -thirty lunch
was served including cakes., cof-
fee andwedding cake. Mrs. Lest-
er Falconer had the honour of
making the largeyedding cake
for her niece Cheryl
Attending the wedding were
Mrs. Lester Falconer and Mr. and
Iv1rs. Garry C. Falconer of Tees -
water; the bride's grandmother
Mrs. Adeline Johnson of Wingham
and Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Falcon-
er of Blyth.
Fierevkiieding:,.arf
Too many men, and women./.
get hurt at work,. just because
they den't look after themselves.
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The secret i'sto.work
defensively. •
°Here's one way to improve
your self-clefence—(alk safety. •• •
Accidents are: less likely to
happen When everyone is alert.
The sure
way to
safety is
Self -Defence.
YourWorlcmen's Compensation Board
and The SafetyAssociationsi Ontario
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