The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-06-16, Page 10dr
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•TIf.E. LUCKNOW.' SENTINEL, .LUGKNOW, ONTARIO
fir, ice T.B Survey
ExecutiveNamed..
The :.•, attpointment of John • H.
Maferinehi, Publisher of the Town
and Country Crier, Mildmay;
Ontario ' as .Public Relations 'end'
Publicity' Chairman of the forth-
coming Tuberculin . Testing and
' Xray Survey has been announc-
ed' by '.Mrs.'. John A 'MacDonald
of Ripley, who herself was recent-
ly named, as. .General Chairman.,
It will be. Mr..11afermehl's duty
to keep the people • of Bruce.
County" ,uifotmed : on , all apeotsi.
• of the survey which is to` take
dace "this_ Fall under the sponsor
• stip of. the Bruce County Tuber-
culosis Association who are co-oP1
erating with ' the Ontario. Depart-
ment .of Health.. The survey ' is
held every'. four years and it 'is
the hope of the. Association that
the people of Bruce set a' new
record'. turnout when the . speci
• :aly, -trained team of registered
nurses visit this 'area.
Further appointments made by
Mrs. MacDonald. . and completing,
the Executive Committee include:.
James . Powers . of Chepstow . •who
has been . named' to the post of
Chairman of ;:Districts; ' Mrs. Wal-'
, ter Lock of, Ripley who will, take
over the important roll .of Chair-
man of Training; Rev..Q. Q. E..
.Broughton of Walkerton' was • post
ed as .Chairman of Professions;
Mrs. CLiddell of -Walkerton
was named 'as !Chairman of Allied'
Agencies & Dr. D. .R. Allen also
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The' duties of the ' �Conzrnittee.
were outlined recently at an, ex
ecutive, meeting held in Walker-
ton at. the Baptist , Church and.
basic ;plans werelaid for a
thorough door to -door canvass .:of
all communities in Bruce County..
Mrs. MacDonald stated "In or-
der to make the survey ' succes-
sful, . the active co-operatidn of
the local citizens is essential. We.
are .calling on you to provide' .the:
means, of our reaching the public
and, educating thea as to the im-
portance of a large-scale tuber-
culosis case -finding .program."
To 'keep' the Survey workers in-
formed on happenings and 'forth
coming meetings a "Newsletter"
will' be incorporated and will be.
in charge of M Norman Porter
of Walkerton. . '•
AMBERLEY
Traffic was heavy on Sunday
to the . resort areas despite the•
cool weather.
At St. Lukes 'Anglican church'
service . on ''Sunday Jim and El-
eanor Emmerton • were. 'heard in
the . duet ,"Softly. and Tenderly.,.;
Mrs. William McMullen of. Kin-
cardine visited on Thursday with
Mrs:: 'W. J< Courtney at Amber-
Airls quartette consisting of
g BrendaH
Brenda� um; ` Hen-.
Humphrey, Phre y,...
ry, Shirley_. Reid and Peggy . Fry
sang at Pine . River United"' .Chur-
ch on Sunday.
Mrs. Ray. 'Collins of Kincardine'
visited on . Thursday . •with' Mrs
Leri Elms:.; t..
Miss.. Myrtle Phillips of London
•is visiting at . Lurgan Beach: with
Mr. and ,Mrs. Durnin Phillips: .
Unit 1, U.C.W.
The dune meeting of the U.C.W.
Unit '1 of Pine River :United-Chur-
ch
nited-Chur ch was held. on Tuesday of .'last -
week
last -week with an attendance of eight-
een. Mrs. Leonard ..Irwin opened
the 'meeting and after a hymn,
roll , call was answered. :with a
verse containing the 'word "Joy".
After ;iteins`of., business: were, dealt
with :Mrs. Elden4Bradtey„gave.
report of ' .the bale .,of . clothing
which was sent. to Cape Croker
and which ' was • greatly appreci-
ated. ":She : also mentioned the
work 'being.: done in . Toronto:
:by
the Elizabeth Fry Association.
Girls, who are. released from pris=e
on and 'being, rehabilitated receive
help and guidance. from ' this Soc-
iety. Mrs. George ; Wightman gave
the treasurers report. Mrs. Mor-
ris Reid who was convenor, of the
[OCHALSH
M. and Mrs. Ewan MacLean
and : Mr. and Mrs Dan, MacLean
spent. Sunday in' Collingwood with
Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacLean'and
family.
Mr: and. Mrs, Thomas Farrell
were Sunday visitors in Goderich.
with . Mr. ' and Mrs Murray Mc-
Gill- and ,family,
Visiting , in Brantford on, Sun-
day with .1VYr, and Mrs 'Donald
McCharles and ;-Scott, were Mr'
and Mrs. Oliver McCharles.
Recent. visitors with , Mr. and'
Mrs..' Henry. MacKenzie we e, Mr
and : . Mrs.” Allan MacK : zie of
Kincardine. ,.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Maclntosh
spent the week=end in. Sarnia - and'
attended the convention of the
Masons.
Mrs. Donald MacKenzie spent
a . day in Kincardine with .Mi anl.
Mrs. Melville., 'Scott and Mr., and
Mrs : George 'McGillivary. '
Friends ,.of Daisy McChaarles
will be , able to visit,' her at the
Thompson nursing home,
SUBSCRIBER'S 'NOTES
Mrs. Lois (Webster) Thomas of.
WillowdaTe' and . formerly of Dun-
gannon, in renewing : her Sentinel
says "We do do so ,;much look for-
ward to its arrival %ach.. week: I
miss myhome town ; and friends
but .feel' ,that .each*
'week , after
reading the 'Sentinel I`• y" at least.
keep in contact with activities and
news."
worship service read a poem
whichwas followed: with prayer.
A passage of . scripture on•the• be-
ginning . of Creation ''was Tead.
Meditations '' and a ,poem, "A ser-
mon on trees" was given by .Mrs.
Mervyn Hooey. A' prayer by Mrs.
John Jo : ,.Reid, was followed with, a
trio consisting of Mrs: Sam Snob
elen, Mrs.' John Ferguson, and
M.S. W. J. 'Courtney was: accom-
panied by." Mrs. Bert Irwin
Mrs., Sain Gibson .'gave, a read.:
ing , from chapter . on "Education
in Trinidad." The ..large popula-
tion poses .a problem in the island;
Mrs. Morris Reid ;read a:; fine
poem . on. `"Touching, shoulders
with . you." After. -the .closing hyrmn:
and prayer, lunch was served by
Mrs.- Leonard Irwin and '.Mrs.
Sam Snobelen and a social hour
was enjoyed.
Unit 2 ` U.C.W.
Unit 2 `of Pine River United
Church held . their June meeting
on Tuesday evening of,last. 'week:.:
Mrs. Leonard .. Courtney presided
and •. Mrs. Bob Courtney. was • sec-
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Roll : call was answered by nam-
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