The Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-09-03, Page 11WEDNESDAY,'
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THE L,
LU
NQSENTINEL, LUCKNOW.
NTARIO
PAGE ELEVEN.
'UR'L GROVE
VistiQrs at the heme fo Mr.
and Mrs. Donald McCosh last
• week were Anetta, Donald, Bar-
bara, Carolyn and Jeanette For
• Ster, Thelma CarrlPbeli, Mrs. Ger-
tie'
Ger-tae Walsh., . •
Mr artd Harold .Campbell
• and Thelma of Orillia • were vis-
itors at the Grove last week., `
1VIr, and' Mrs, Francis" Boyle &.
.family attended .the Avery' picnic
,at Kincardine on Saturday.
Miss Edna,Boyle`%lYl s. Helen
Swah and • Rosalyn ' spent ,a few
.days at Inverhuron last week,
Misses Mary McCosh and Ileen
.Collins - spent . a, Jew, days .last
week with 1VIarlene Robertson -Of
• Zion. • •
Mr;and'', Mrs, Kenneth Bell' of
Detroit;: Mr. and Mrs Cameron
• Bell, Judy, Vicky and Nancy' of
•
Carol,; Janis, Kenneth of London;
Mr. • and • Mrs. W. J. .Bell of Tor-
onto; Mr.' Arthur Patterson, Shar-
on, 'Sheila, Pat and'.';Gail of Agin-.
court, Mr. and; Mrs. Andrew Pat-
terson and ' Gordon, • Mr.Jint
Goodwin of Ripley were .visitors
at the liome of •Mr, and Mrs.•Bur
:ton Collins', on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Burt . Needham
and •:Blair Of Hamilton, Mr.' and
Mrs. Chester Campbell and Dav
,id, Mrs... Ewyn':Carnpbell of Corn
• wallAwere ,recent visitors at '. the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. George S.
Errierson.: '
• Mr: and Mrs. Frank Currie; &
' Brenda visited in • London last
week.
Mrs:: Vina Percyi, of Detroit is
.. visiting relativesf around . the'
Grove,! .
'Visitorsat the home • of Mr..
and . Mrs. Frank Dore ,were. Mrs:`
Earl Brown -and son 'Bob, Miss
Lydia O'Connors of ,West ':Neath,
Mrs. 13findley, ' Miss ',Laura Fry;;
•Betty, Lorne, Gordon and : Allan
Brindley, Bobbie Thompson: •
Mr. Edgar .Watson of the 4th'
visited his ' cousin, ' Donald ..Mc-•.
• Cosh, last week. `
,AliXILIA*Y, 14i1EMBERS
': `AT BOWLING' TOURNEY
Members of Lucknow. 'Branch
of the Ladies' ,Auxiliary to • the
Canadian Legion . were in Walk
erton last ' week 'participating in
. a trebles bowling tournament for
members of Zone • C3' and Zone
Present :;from: ' Lucknow were
Mrs,. P. M. Johnston, ..Mrs. Roy
Black, Mrs;" Ronald . Forster Mrs.
James McNaughton and Margar-.
et Rae: •.
..Thirty-sixladies competed in
• the trebles competition.': Mrs:
Black ' wasa member of the first
place rink, 'Mrs. Forster was 'one
of the -second prize trio and •Mrs.
Johnston's rink ' finished'. 6th.
DESPITE .'WEATHER, THIRTY-
TWO RINKS COMPETE
Lucknow Bowling Club's : Lab-
our `: Day doubles tournament
• went ahead as schedriled despite
threatening: weather 'and a : sub-
. _.normal temperature. •
Some thirty=two rinkscornpet-
ed in this big event of the season
known ' as , the: Merchants' and
Manufacturers tournament. `This
'was 'a good. 'entry. considering
the weather, but - below the : ca•-
pacity •accornodation of 44 rinks
.the :twodraw'Iour'ney `�` s
The. Lucknow duo of Isaac 1V1i1
ler 'and Paul ,.Henderson took top
honors' and' were. oneof three
rinks winning three games, The
others listed':below were • 2=game
,winners ` 1st; Isaac Miller, Paul
Henderson, Lueknow; ,2nd, Bev
Christie, . Seaforth; 3rd', Robert
Rae, George Westlake, Lucknow;
• 4th, .Hamilton; 5th; • Sparling of
Goderich; 6th;, Bill '.Cameron,
John'Rutherford, Walkerton; 7th,
Alexander;, 8th, .Rev. G. Geiger,
Austin Solomon; 9th,• Garnet
Henderson, Wallace Miller; 10th,
Ilarold Ritchie, Alex Hackett;, lith
• McLean, Goderich; • 12th, Liver
more, Clinton; 13th, • White; 14th,
Art Wilson, Wingham; ;15th, Roy
• pinyson, Alex •MacNay, Luck'-
now;"..16th, Gray.
ti the attic or on the beach
You're , apt "to find some ,funny
iliiiigs £i...trunks..•
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I NSUR;ANCE. PLAN
EXPLAINED
When the Ontario I3ospital In-
surance plan, comes into effect
next January 1, .it, will offer the
most coMPre.hensive,Fhospital in-
surance benefits ever made avail-
able to the people . of ,Ontario.. It
will; .provide payment for all the
hospital service a patient requires
while under • treatment in the
;standard ward ,of an approved
hosPital.1 Arid these services Will
be •covered just as ;'long :as. they
are,' medically, necessary :without•
any."specified limit,. on the `Hurn_
ber, of days a patient ia under,
treatment:`
,Benefits will -be,, provided •in
public dgeneral ;hospitals, hospitals
for. convalescents and the chron-
ically ill, tuberculosis sanitoria,
Also in private andan . •com hos-
p y
pitals if they have received ap-
proval from the.. Commission t.o
provide benefits.
As broad as the benefits . of the
Ontario , Hospital. Insurance are •
they will " not cover every sick-
-ness expense a family may ineur.
For example; it• is a' hospital plan
-7-not a medical plan. Therefore,
doctors' ' and •surgeons' bilis will.
remain the responsibility of the
patient or : his private insurance
company if he has that kind of
coverage. Medical bills not cover-
ed include ' the •servicesof the.
medical ' , doctor who ::administers
the anaesthetic during an opera-
' n.
peraion,'These doctors,like; your own
family physician,' are' 'private
practitioners andrender accounts
for their 'services.
•
T1ie , plan will cove r hospital: x-
ray and laboratory'diagnostic : ser,
vices when they are/necessary in'
the course of the treatment of a
iatient..:But ,it/ ' will not cover
these services. on -an out-patient
.61 40 .except . during emergency
hospital . treatment within twen
ty-four" hours' of an . accident.
A, patientadmitted to hospital
for,. •the •'sole:purpose of having
tests performed' must'. meet that
expense hiniselZ . Thi only. 'exeep
tion 'tothis' would' be if the diag-
nostic procedure were •. a very
cbmp1icated••: one :..which could not
be.. perfornaed''on an out-patient
basis: either, at the hospital ;or
the : doctor's • office.
If.' a patient desires semi-priho
vate ox private hospital.-accomo-
dation 'in .an approved hospital,
the Ontario Hospital.Insurance,
plan will :pay only what it would
.have paid if the .patient were car=
ed for .' in a standard ward. The
hospital will bill .the ''patient :for:
the difference in the daily room
charge forsemi-private or 'priv-
ate ';accomodations:. • .
' Any hospital expense 'incurred.
before. ,midnight,: December 31st,
1958, will, of course, ,hot be .a re
sponsibility..of' the, plan, but if
an insured patient is. in, hospital
when the ` plan begins at 12:05
•a m,.,. January 1,. 1659, the `insur-
once :will provide full benefits
from that time on. Ambulance orll
other • transportation charges are
not covered. • /•
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LANGSIDE
Shower for Bride -Elect
A social evening Was held in
Langside Hall on'Saturday when
Miss Betty Miller, bride -elect,,
was -given,..a miscellaneous show_
er..at which she received many:.
:
lotvely. gifts, . for ' which she ap-
propriately expressed her thanks:
The, addres`s:•was• read by Mrs.
Win. Evans': and. Betty was assist-
ed in opening the gifts by Mrs.
Clayton Alton and Mrs. Pat mac -
Mrs. Lawrence MacLeod was
chairlady for - the 'program. con-,
sisting of: ?a solo by Mrs.:.Jim
Richardson, readings by. • Mrs.,
Harry Lavis, Mrs, Huntley Daw-
son, ..Mrs. •t ordon Wall and Mrs.':
C, yton Alton: : A • contest was
conducted :by .Lois Cbnley.,
Miss Joyce Smith of Orange
'ville spent the week end' at the"
home of Mr, and M s '+rank Mite
•
ler.
• Mt. and Mrs, Frank ,Miller,
Harvey, Allan, Betty and NMr. Ar-;.
thur Hinschberger attended the
Joyes.,Sinith wedding, at Tiverton
On Labour Day.
WEDDING BELLS
HUETHER—WEBSTER ,
.Varna United, Church, decorat
ed with white ...and pink gladioli,
and candelabra,, was the setting
on. Saturday afternoon,'. August
16th, at 2 p.m.. for .the - wedding,
of Margery Ann, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Watson R. ,Webster •of
Varna and William Douglas: (Ray)
H'uether, Walton, youngest son.
of the late Mr, .and •Mrs, John
Huether, Cranbrook •
The double•,ringceremohy was
conducted by' Rey., `Mr: 'T. 'J, Pitt
and Mrs, Addie :Willis,. Toronto,
accompanied .'Ythe soloist,,,' Miss
Jayne Mary Snell, who sang
"The Wedding Prayer" and •"I'11
Walk Beside You".
The ' bride, given in marriage
by her father,;- wore a full length
1
The fitted bpdice which extend-
ed • •to points over the. bouffant
net skirt , feature a' scalloped
neckline andlily/Point port •, sleeves.,
A. coronet of seed pearls and
rhinestonesheld. her 'three-quart-
er length net veil, and . slhe car-
ried a cascade of red roses.
Wearing, identical. gowns ; of
figured blue organza were the. at-
tendants, . Miss Nancy ,Webster,.
Varna, the. bride's sister, was
maid; of honor; Miss Ruth, Clarke.
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Miss Gail Searle, Walton, ;niece
of the groom, was flower ,girl,
wearing a frock of yellow'
organdy. .
• -Ross Macall, Blyth,, was grooms
man and ushers were' Jack.
Holmes, Clinton and. • George
Coleman? Toronto.. • 4
Fpr .travelling, the •bride'don
ried a pink wool suit with; navy
accessories and, a corsage , of
white. mums. •
The bride ;;is a'''graduate of
Stratford. Teadhe'rs' College. The
couple • will reside • near • Clinton
after, their ,return from points
East,, New York .State and Ohio.
BOB CARBERT ACCEPTS
F. OF' A. POST AT OTTAWA.
• .R. W, (Bob) .Carbert has been
e
n
a • '.ointed • Director of Information
r' egeration 0
Agriculture. To farm people in
Western' Ontario • ,Bob is no
stranger. Ten years ago he 'start-
.
d • the far
ebroadcast' depart-
ment at CKNX Winghazn.
Mr. Carbert isa. native of• Perth
County, raised .in the:_Mitchellarea, and' previous to`farm •broad-•
casting ' he farmed in Hibbert
Township.
He stakes up . his new post in
Ottawa September 2nd:' Mrs. Car
b ert, •the former Mary Goodger,,
R.N., Stratford, and Miss Diane and '• their three children, Helen
Saunders,, Royal Oak, ;; Michigan, '10 `ears Ronald 6 ' '
Y a Ronald years s .and'
were . bridesmaids:' Bruce 3 years, will be moving t
GAvILLER;;
McINTOSH..•
ands WARD
Chartered;: Accoutants
Telephone Bldg,
Walkerton Ont.
Telephone -63a:
Ottawa as soon. as :a.ccomodation
is arranged.
Bob,acted,as emcee of tlie7Mon
day afternoon program at the
Lucknow Centennial.
UNABLE TO. ATTEND,;.
10928 S' Drake Ave.
Chicago 43, Illinois
Dear Mr. 'Cameron;
Acceptour congratulations and'.
best wishes for a "happy and suc-
cessful celebration of the Luck`-
now' Centennial. This is indeed a
special. occasion And I 'sure wish
it' would be . possible for us . to
attend.
The .hard working committee
that is planning and arranging all:..
of 'the special events, are certain-
ly to . be commended. .
Sincerely yours,
Catherine' and Lloyd Neilsen:
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