The Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-09-09, Page 6•
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FARM KITCHEN IS
DANGEROUS AREA.
First A report' the Ontario
Fane Accident Survey set up by
the •Ontario Department of Ag-
riculture to determine the cause court on Friday, of Mrs. John
and economic loss resulting from .'
farm •accidents indicates that Webster, a former'highly est -
more than 1,800 , ,accidents' ' oc- ` eek resident of this commun-
curr'ed' during. • the months of ity. The sympathy of ailany•
friends go to. the bereaved fam-
ily.
School re -opened on Tuesday
with• Mr. John Fisher of Luck -
now in charge of the St. Helens_
School, Mrs. -George, Fisher of
Whitechurch at . ',Fordyce, Mr,.
i. THE
ST.' HELENS
Mrs. Gordon, MacPherson • is
spending . a few'`weeks with cher
daughter, Mrs.. Keith lBlaek and
Flt. Lt. Black and !boys. in Otta-
wa.
The, death occurred' in Agin -
LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
forn1er's sister, Mrs, George
Stuart and Mr. Stuart...
Miss Anna ,Stuart of Toronto
is a visitor at her home here.
Misses .,Beverley Gaunt . and
Norma ,Forster are attending the'
Well's ,Business 'Academy at
London,
Mr, and Mrs • M. Gamble of
Waldemar, Mr..andMrs. Harvey
West of Grand Valley were re-
cent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
E. • W. Wee.
• The September meeting of the
Women's Institute was 'held in
the• community Hall with a good
attendance of • members. Mrs.
-Charles MacDonald,. president,
welcomed the' visitors,.: and con-
ducted a short business meeting.
IVIr. Clifford Epps ' of • Clinton
guest for the . evening was . intro
duved by Mrs. Ross Gainmie. His
films on Florida proved very
interesting and were much en-
joyed, also his, talk on fall
planting and information . on,
other plants was appreciated `very
much. The meeting closed. with
The ,Queen. Lunch was -served.
the hostesses. .after which
every one enjoyed looking at.the
a Dr. Geor
of � ; . ge 1VIacGregor, ..:his very lovely ' oil paintings dis-
the 'most dangerous areas on the son-in-law, Mr. Bert Kuehorn• ' played by.Mr's. Wm. Rutherford.
farm, *with a ,�toatal of 100'acci- and his sons, Bert,. Donald, John Much upraise arid comment went
dents .,, occurriixgi there, five' of and Stuart Kuehorn, of �Chioago; to Mrs. Rutherford on 'her very
• Nearly one fourth of the ac-
March, April and 1Vray, the Hon
W. A. Goodfellow, Minister • of
Agriculture for Ontario announ-
:•ces. 'Sixty-two of the accidents
were fatal, and one third'of the
fatalities. were suffered by per-
sons under. 21•• years of'ague. Ross Errington rat S,S.To. 3 and.
• In addition, xzLedical _bills of .�, Don �Cameron� at Belfast.,
more than '$80,000'.Property dam- •
e of yone , and, a. half. Miss Donna. 'Woods,. ;third -year
"age nearly
million dollars, and• a ;total. lost
working time • of more than
16,000 days. were inflicted.. •
student nurse• at the • • Kitchener
Waterloo i ospital,' spent "'a - ,few.
'days at her home 'here .last week.
;The following ' teachers have
*ore than one third of taken up their duties after the
fatal accidents to farm , peoplevacation, Miss. Ruth. Webb re -
during this three-month • period, turns• to Brantford, Mr. Charles
occurred• , off the farm; on our McQuillin to near Exeter and
roads. and highways,. Mr,' Barry McQuillin : will teach by
The survey has also 'indicated t Waterloo
that the farm kitchen is .one
WEDNESDAX;. SEPT, 0th, 1059.
which were fatal. wereweek-end visitors with the beautiful work.
cidents were, caused by falls or
stumbles, withloss of balance
and frightened animals the two
leading causes. Power equipment
'was' involved, in half, of ,the fat-
alines.
report is the first .of quar-
ter y .reports in the Department's
Farre Accident Survey which
will 'cover .the ore -year' period
from . March, 1959 , to Fthruary,
1960.
• YOUTH }'ACES MURDER'
'CHARGE NEXT 'WEEK
Juror notices. have gone 'out to
sone 90 persons, ,' including..15
women, in: conection with' the
Supreme Count.. Assizes to .open
at.Huron County Court House on
Monday, September .14th
• At this time, : time, a murder • charge`
.will be read , against a. youth
from the'• RCAF 'Station, Clinton,
in connection with .the death of
a • young girt,, Whose' parents live
'at„the' RCAF Station, 'Clinton, -
also. 'Mr. Justice- Ferguson will
preside : for'• the hearings.-
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TO LAUNCH ANNUAL
CAMPAIGN k'OR THE BLINp
Saturday, ,Septem'be'r. 12th
marks the beginning of 'the An-
nual Tri -County Campaign of
the .Canadian National Institute
•
for the Blind. This. year $6000:00
is needed. •tb ,continue the CNIB s
;4R service program' to the 71
blind • men, women and children
ri Huron County,
Rehabilitation; Recreation, Re-
.sidential Care and Research pro-
vides the, blind with. effective
means of coping, withtheir tra-
gic • disaibility.
Soon Nancy's pet will be in good , hands.; . Nancy.
will feel betlrer, too, because she knows the.doctor
will knowjust what to• do andhow to do it.
In so many :ways; we look for help to people in
whom we have confidence—'people trained and,
experienced in their specialty.
For'instance,'when you walk' into a bank, whether.
to ..make 'a. deposit. or discuss a financial problem
with the manager, you know your banking needs
will • be ` attended to expertly, . faithfully.' and, in a
*friendly; personal way. It .is something -you can
depend upon in all your banking.
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means adjustn ent, to the ' shoth
of blindness, reading, material, in,q
Braille, talking books, and errs-.
ployment. Recreation includes
picnics,"' cluib activities, camping
and glarnes such as checkers,
cribbage'. boards and Playing
cards adapted to Braille. Resid-
ential Care . is a'.vailahle , at the '
modern; one -storey district home
for the •blind located in London.
Research has resulted• in the es- 1
tablishm•ent of' the Farm Counsel-
ling service, and the Eye .Bank
of Canada. for the restoration of
•Rehabilitation, sight.
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