The Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-04-18, Page 5•
1WFDNESDAY, APRIL 1.8th, 1982 '
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THE LUCHNOW SENTINEL, LucKtTo,we ONTARio
Kinloss Young Man - Taking Nurses '
Training Course And : Loves ,, It
TO THE LUCKN W AND DISTRICT LIONS •CL
EASTER. SEAL , FUND
FOR CRIPPLED • CHILDREN
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A Partial List Of Donations To This Worthy Cause Follows: .
JOhnGilmore, Misies
,Fred Guest, 'James Cameron, Al-
bert Morninatar, Charles Web-
ster, 'Peter iCeoke, Mr. and Mrs.
Alex McLeod, Robert Finlay, Miss
Jennie 'Pierce; Jim Arnold, lVfiss
B: Harris, Mrs. Winnifred Nixon,
'George. McRoberts,: • Miss , Cora
MacQuaig,,T, IL. Anderson, W. L.
McKenzie, MacKinnon, John
MacKinnon, Miss M. Pickering,
• Russel, Swan, M.S. Isabelle M.
MacKenzie, Mrs. T. C., Anderson,'
Donald MaaKinnon, • Miss Ida
Whyard, Wilfred Hackett, Miss..
• Isabelle MaoThin,ald, Earl Swan,
Rev, Rod IVIcIdeOd, Allan Johnston,'
• Archie Aitchison, 'Stewart 0 LayiS;
Mr. Wilmer sErrington, William
.Caesar, .,,Gordon Montgomery,
•Fred Anderson,• Clark $inlaysoh,
Douglas. Hart* John De Boer,
-, Mr. Everitt Errington,. • 1,13:
Quance, Douglas ,Grahann, Mrs. E.
• Reavie, Ross McPherson, Camer-
on MacDonald,. Thos. Hackett
• Raynarcl Ackert,, Mrs. Chas. •Ste;
ward, W. B. ,Anderson, Ernest
Lewis, Jack. ycKendrick, Frank
Thom,pson, Donald Thoinpson, L.
•D., Ballentyne„ Jessie MacKay,
L. •C. Thompson, Ken _Young,
W. W, Hill, Thos. • H. Burns,
Warren. 'Zinn, Mrs. Maud -Sther-
wood, Robert 0 McGregor, ',Harold
Glenn, -Frank Glenn, Dr. M. H.
Corrin, Edgar Watson,. Mrs'. Etta
Rdbertson, Robert .MCIntosh, Mrs:
R. T, Douglas, William, Eadie,
Alex Andrew, Marvin Durnin,
Fraser , McKinnon, Fred Tiffin,
WUliam Cranston, Frank' .41tcin,
James• _Henderson; Rae Watson,
Duncan'Finlayion; Jack Van Osch,
Susan Gibson, Mrs. Annie Jewitt,
'Miss Christina Carrick, Gordon'
Cprigram, Vernon Hunter, Donald•
McKeniie, ' Harvey Kilpatrick;
Jack 0 Fisher, • Harvey Houston,.
Phillip Stewart, J. R. Laine, J. R.
McLeod, W, H. Irvizi, Mrs. Ross
CUrnrning,' 'Mrs: Verna, Elphick;
Renrinki: Herb Finnigan, Gir-
vin Reid, Mis. MelVin• Reed, Er-
nest Blake, Charles ,Bristow, And-
• rew Gaunt, Mrs. E. Hollynian, E.
Kern:Pei, : Lannarlit
Miller, Miss E. A. MUrdie; Herb
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• MacLennan, ..Miss Eliza Mac1V111-
W: J. porter,, Frank Ritchie,•
L, E Ashton, William Ross Mrs.
Gordon Ritchie, Mrs. Sam:Reid,
Joseph Wall.,,red Yoimg, Gordan
SraYth, Blake Alton; Geprge, Mc-
Innes, • George Newbold, W. J.
Brpwri, Mrs. Sam' Merrison,' Geo.
'Hallam, Peter Van Osch, Ken
-.Murdie; Mrs. 'Harold . Treleaven,.
,Stimson, Fred. Jackson,
Mrs: 'Ed. Thom Gerald ,Dorscht,
Jean Griffin, Miss Kate •McGregor,
Clarence Gibbons,Alan Cransten,
M. Huniphrey, lev. W. NoVright,
Herb Clayton, A:E.. MoKhn, Mrs.
Verna. Cuibert, Mrs. Robert Here,
Thoinas Jamieson, •Elwin Hall,
Spence •CeEil Blake, Mel
Greer, Williarn.Fishdr, Ivirs. WM.
Bushell„Dr. Vokes,George Henry,
Evan Keith, Thorrias MacFarlene,
Harold 0 Elphick, MacIn-
tyre, William A. Stewart, Harold
Ritchie, James Keerie, Williarri.
Johnstone, S. B. Stothers, Milan
Moore. 0
- Mrs. Edward Foley is confined
KINGSBR1DGE : Mrs . Dennis Dalton spent the to Goderich Hospital: We hive
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week -end in Hamilton., • -she will, enjoy better health soon. .• 1
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• Mr. and .Mrs. Hilary • IVIeriard,
• Bobby, Danny and Debbie •of
• Arnaka; Nebraska, .-7,ViSited 0 with'
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Austin dur-
ing .the past week:
Mr. :and Mrs. Leo Courtney,
• Mrs. Ian Hogan and. Mrs. John
• Austin spent Thursday in 'Terontci,
• and attended the funeral Of; ,Mrs.
—Thomas Bryan Sr. •
• . 'Mr.:and lyIrs. John.•Haward and
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family .visited 'friends in Formosa
. • on Saturday. • • •'
Mr. Terry Dalton left urmg
the past week to spent the next
• few manths• in Montreal,
,Mrs. Jos : O'Keefe Visited 'friends
• •i.ir. Niagara Falls over the. Week-
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PIONEER-,4.-Malcolin. • MacDonald,
10, Of Itirilciss Township, first
male nursing 'student at '1‹,-1'W
Hospital, takes a patient's' temp-
erature. •He loves the, wiirk; he
says. . • „ •
• • 'Cut courtesy Kitchener Record
• Nursing is more :a Man's job
than; a .Wornan's, -Malcolin (Mac)
Hespitars _first
• ncrale student' aurae says. •
Aftersix months study, the
19 -year-old :youth: from Kinloss
Township 'does." not • think it's , a
jcib for a gentle ,woman'.• "There'S
a Jot Of heavy lifting inyolved."'
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• HIS reactiens to nursing'So far:
• "I love . • it's. challenging.
There's endless Opportunity 'as
there are only 25' male nurses in
Ontario.. But you've got: to have
a Sincere interest in mankind'Y.
*Mr: MacDonald wild prefers -to
e ca e Mac, feels tit certain
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• jobs are 7done 'better_ by, men.. He
said :serving Male surgical. pat!,
lents Was. an. exert -vie.' • • .
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"I think male nurses •are bet
ter with male patients -The %nen
are niore, likely to talk' to
BUt he has' learned that female
nPatriseens.ts. are. not
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"Wheri answered some of.
their calls,, the . first comment
that greeted 'rne -when 1 walked
in the door was 'I want a nurse
Please.'....EVerything wa:.? tine 'after,
explained." • .• • •
AA -lather exPerience.which used •
to° embarrass , him , was receiving
a report, back fro' n instructor
•who ,called out :for Mrs. Mae
MaeDOnaId. 0 • •
.4.'1 sign, my rePortk "Mae' •' and •
sonie ,don't realize it's me,"• ;he•
said, • • :
, a class with -53 girls, Mr..
',MacDonald has adjusted: to: the,:
Twin City setting after some
early difficulties.
f`It was hard. at first. People
stared at me on tours. I could
.feel :them looking, It •doesrift
bother' me 'anyrriore,!' '
He 'Iva§ ',Prepared at ' the. begin -
fling for 'such qu?stions as I
"What's' it like being with ''all
• these. girlS,'''%and "Why did yeti]
ever think. Of nursing. He
swered theinas bluntly as poS-
A 'grade 13 student of tuck-'
now District High School,. the:
youth decided to became a nUrse,
While Wbrking itt a Kincardine
grocery store laSt year.
• "My p,arents didn't believe me
at. first. They'd never heard. of
a Male riurse'before. Father was I
quite skeptical Ibitt now they t
• ,The third youngest • of seVen.
children of Mr and Mrs. •Thomas
1ViaoDonald, xt..0., 3; Kincardine,':-, ,4t
• he has foursisters and, two bro- • •
thers. • •
While he's • undecided about.
the' 'future,' he's • thought , about, •-
•.travelling , and further studY.
thinkit!s great,"
When .I'm a nurse I 11 be able
1 to go anyWhere. It's also pos-
sible 1 -Might go. to the Univer-
siZstr'
es btWdoe-getreeren: ntarid' 'for
master's
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•He .is ..living .in!'..the interns'
resid6nce, , at the hospital. • • — 4
Whilehe is the • hospital's
first male student, *he's nothing . • •
new to nursing, R. 11: Bearnish,
director .of nursing said. ' •
Male ntirsing4 started • in Eur- •
ope decades, ago, she points ,ou
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mr. and 1,VIrS. •Clayton ''Scholtz "‘
and family- of •Goderich visited on
$undaY atthe lionie.Of.• Mr: iind
Mhorms.8,,C.hof•ar14ei, Mvaartreinnit.8an;:: dm-ra.t a.t.444e
Mrs. Ezra iScR4ltz. • .:
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Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Moss•and.
family Plattsville. visited on.
Sunday at the home :of Mr.:and
Mrs. • Ben McClenaghan.
• kbalir,teeri .of • the uk.mr,, ,
attended': a. meeting •at' Donny,..
brook last Tuesday as • well as '
ladies from Calvin ;• Brick, West- •
field, ' Auburn . and St. Helena: •
•Mrs. Audrey Tiffin Ott' Wingha,M •
•Wa8• 'guest . speaker. 'Mrs. 0,Offin. ,
Sang. in her usual Pleasing Man-
ner: • • • ••
• Mrs. 'Victor Emnierson attended •
a . meeting • for, Bruce South at
.804thainPton in cexinection, with,
the •Countr
' The Ladles Aid cif the. PresbY-
teran Church held a :verY sue-
cessfill bazaar in Whigharn on.
Saturday. ,
• 14r, , Charlie Martin . been.
confined 'to home for • hitt:).
weeks with the flu.. • •
.• 1VIr., and Mrs/ Ben
visited on 'Thursday with' Mr.
Mrs'. Elwood Barbour.
Mrs, Robert Purdon is a*patient
in' Victoria Hospital. •
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Mrs j. G. • Gillespie celebrated
her 80th birthday ctn. ,Monday,
April gth and entertained the fol- '
lowing to dinner at her home:
Mts. W. R. Farrier, Nus. Chas.
Martin, Mrs, Ezra Scholtz, Mrs.
Mary Cha,prnan Si., Mrs, Walter
Lott; •mr.s. nawson,
Donald ,Mcbanald„Many cf these •
la`thei .have happily tUrned their
80th Milestone. •
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Mr. Victor Emmerson attended •
the funeral of hiS cousi'n.
Whitley on Monday. at Acton. • •
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