The Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-04-22, Page 11•
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WEDNESDAY APRIL. 220d.. 1964: • ,
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After' . a lingering illness and.
severe. suffering born with patience
and cheerfulness, death • cane• . to
Mrs. Harold. Tanner of ,Lucknow;
at Wingham ;General Hospital on •
'Friday, April ' 10th She was . in
her 56th year.
•Mrs Tanner was the former.
Gladys V. J... Elder, daughter Of
Benjamin Elder and Saran .Jane
McCullough of 'Sullivan . Township,
and later residents of ..Amabel
Township ' where ,their. , daughter.
Gladys was born on March 13th,
1909.:
She taught school, for nineteen
years, and ten. years ago on March
4th, 1953,. she married Harold' Tan -
nes of� Elderslie Township ' at :the
United MTs
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min'..1961 lVir: and Mrs.. Tanner
oved froth Amabel Township to
Lueknow- where they purchased
'the former Gardner property to
• the .West of the Elwin: hall pro-
perty on Stauffer St: •
In., failing health during her
residence here, and :gravely' ill for
over six • months, Mr.and Mrs.Tanner had' courageously faced.
the inevitable the fact that.
Long Illness
LD TANNER
to. pay their respects,, • was a fit-
ting • tribute to the esteem: in which
Mrs.. Tanner` had. • been, held.
Burial: was in Tara cemetery,
the , pallbearers being two broth-
•ers-in-law, John , MacDermid and
`Robert . ,Turnbull; two neighbors,.
James Keane and Philip Stewart;
and• .two cousins, Russell McCul-
lough and Dr.... Norman . McCul-
lough.,
cCu1-lough:,
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' The flower • bearers were nieces,
nephews and a cousins, John •Mac-
Derm'id, . 'Georgina MacDermid,
-Ruth • . Brough, Kar!o1d • 'Brough,
Mary Elder. ,
Besides her husband, Mrs:.Tan-
ner is survived by a sister Mrs.
Harry Ramsa.y.•(Hazel) •of. Ripley. it
s;tonary lurch' Manse. She, pxe ceased by two bro-
thers : James. ,'and Harold of Allen-
ford and an infant brother John:
Friends attended the funeral
from M CTigan, Owen.• Sound, -Para,
Paisley, , Toronto, 1'lamiltoti,, Pres-
ton, Durham,.:
" NEWS BRIEPS
During March Grey County
launched ,t.nrh d e .nii ' active campaign to
hold the. Dutch Elm Disease in
check. Diseased trees in six Thee -
bons woe clisintly• by
cutting and burning the grub in •
tested bark - •
OLIVET NEWSL
°The Olivet V.C.W. held their.
April meeting at the • home of
Mrs. George Ball. Mrs.' • Jack Mc-
•Guire conducted the worship pro-
gram with • .Mrs. Herb Clayton.
reading • the' scripture and com-
ments. Mrs. Harry Coiling gave
a . Bible quiz and .read a poem,
Mrs. Robert Osborne reviewed• :a.
chapter, of the . study book. Mrs;
John Maceharles sang;a solo` ac
companied . by Miss Mary Roul-.
'sten at the piano.: President, ''Mrs.
Robert Osborne, ' conducted the.
business when. she and, Mrs. White'
gave .reports from the Presbyter-
ial held a Walkerton'. Mrs. Wal-
ter -Dexter thanked Mrs. Ball and
all who contributed. to the very
enjoyable meeting,.
Mr. and Mrs. Lance Morrison
of. Rexdale and- Mrs. Mintz of
St. Helens visited en Sunday with
Mrs. Mae .:Hamilton.
Misses Mary and' Helen White
of. Kitchener, Mrs. McNairne. and
Jinn McNairne of Seaforth visited
on Sunday .:with'. the White family.
Mrs. White. was heard in a solo
on Sunday in the United Church:
accompanied by Miss Sandra Mac -
'Charles at the organ.
REPORTED ON' DIRECT -LINE
CARDIOGRAPH' EQUIPMENT
At . the monthly meeting '' of the
Wingham Hospital Board. Dr: .Mel
Corrin • reported for, the medical.
staff in regard to the direct -line.
electrocardiograph equipment
which has naw . been removed
from the. hospital: ,
It • Was installed. by: the Bell
Telephone three morfths�:-ego on
a"• trial : basis' in transferring:.
heart impulses ,direct by telephone
to the heart:specialist in London
for immediate ;diagnosis: He said
that it had operated quite satis-
factorily but that a survey of the
local doctors , indicated that the
number of emergency cases did
not justify the expense,' involved.,.
Pufact, there had been no. em-
ergencies in the three month • per-
iod. Cost of .installation was about
$20 per month, plus the long dis-
tance . charges for each time it
was employed, averaging about'
$5.00 per patient: The •equipment:
was employed on 90 occasions
during„' the :'three months..
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TRACTOR DIVISION
Lucknow. .Phone 528-301,0
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Age : 59 or ` over, physically able to care for self. Annual income' not.m
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m. exceeding :approximately $2,1.00' for individuals, or ' $2,700 for couples.
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there Was 'rro hope for her . re:
covery,.••
The funeral service Ywas .field
at the ,Johnstone Funeral Hoene_
on' Monday, April, ' 13th; conducted
'4 Rev. Rod McLeod of ' Luck-
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uck-
n0W Presbyter,Tan Church' and
ltJ; Dormer :of the Church of
God at lhlytit . The many friends
from 'their. former home eommtm-
ity 'Who carne to the funeral home
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The :jircilrosrcl Rentor •}-Citizens`
low recital alit tnie it project tak-
en
ak ell oil •by the itineardine Kinsmen p ,
Club is .now almost a certainty r
with the committee set up within a
Opt club considering. u' number of •
properties . for the. site.
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RENTALS:
SING LE APARTMENTS (for individuals) about . $45 monthly
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS_ . $5-5
• �• (for couples” ,=— about. $55. monthly
RENTALS INCLUDE - heat, water; electric • range and refrigerator,
blinds,
venetian TV aerialshared red automatic washer, and dryer.
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