The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-02-02, Page 12THR LUCKNOW :NN'iNR.. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WlDNESDAY. FEfil., 1.
Bruce County Council, • on the
:recommendation of the Bruce Car
tlty Public School. Consulta,tive
Committee, will pass bylaws mak-
ins a number of changes in some
school areas. ..
Because the, average daily atterr
dance in the schools of the Green-
ock township' area was below 100
for 1965, thearea. is to be adjusted
as followse . Theproperty consisting
•of the "former Nos:, U.1 and 1.1..2'•
Greenock G ock and CulrfSss,secrions will
be added to the township .school,
area of Culross-Teeswater. The
former No. 4 Greenock section
will be attached to the Kinloss
Township School;Area, and the re=, .
mainder of the property comprising
the Greenock Township School
Area.will be attached to the Elder
slie- Paisley Township School .Area
The former union school section.
• involving property in Amabel and
Arran townships will be dissolved
and. the portions added to the town-,
shipschool area, of the municipal-:,'
This affects the ,Arnabel TSA and
the Arran -Tara TSA.
In the Amabel . TSA- Albemarle..
TSA the Albemarle, portion pre
sently. attached to the Amabel
Township School Area will be , .
transferred to the Albemarle Town*
ship .School Area,
• In the Albemarle 'TSA and Wiar
',ton .Union School Section, the, •
W iarton . Public School. Section ,
No. U.48. Amabel and No. ;U .14
Keppel will•lie added tattle Albe-
marle . TSA and tfie.name. of the
new Board will be the Corporation ;
of the Public School Board of the '
Township= School. Area of Wiarton-
•Albemarle;
The Carrick portionof the form-
" er U.12 Culross, Turnberry, Carr •
ick. and Howick section,will reg
main in
the Culross Teeswater
Township School Area.
The former No: U.2 Arran and
. Saugeen Section will be left 'as
part 'of the Arran- Tara Township
School Area for the.. present:
' MRS, LORNE WEBSTER,
Mrs. Lorne Webster., of Seaforth
passed away nine days, after suffer
ing a severe stroke, in the Seaforth
Community Hospital, .on Thursday,
January 27th. Mrs,, Webster,
the former Ethel Ada Lawrence,
was83. ••" •
She is survived, by five daughters.
Mrs. Edward (Mae) Holland, Tor ,
onto; •Mrs. William (Pearl) 'Dodds,
RR,1. Seaforth; Mrs. Clendon .(Aud-
rey) Christie,. Hensall; Mrs: .gob--
.
ert (Lulu) Wa'tsoti,; Seaforth,.
Eric, (Freda) Richter, • Kitchener.
The funeral servicewas held -
from G.A. Whitney funeral home, . ,
Seaforth, 'on Saturday, January' • .
29th. Temporary entombment .
'was made at •Pioneer Memorial
Mausoleum. '•
. Mr. and Mrs. Webster formerly' •
resided •on,the farm just 'west of •
Lucknow ; now owned by Robert
Reid.. They. moved to Seaforth in
1910.where Mr. Webster,farmed
-and was also a'mailcourier. Mr.
Webster passed, away 'about six
years ago.
' 'agencies concexned with health
Newbolds Altend .
matters it was. stressed emphat
A
ally overall planning wase;
Cfrenceneenuai to the solution of our bea
problems, and: that Hospital insu
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. New ance coverage must include'all
bold, Lucknew, recently attended health care from..the acute sta i
the Canadian Conference on Agingto'the long term stage, regardl
at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto,. oY of the hype of facility required
from January. 24 28,. The Confer^ .give this. care. Complete healt
ewe, the first ever held in Canada, care is our main concern and: al
wascalledto studyall the problem health facilities must be co-ol
of our elder citizens, the young' • ated into a single team dedicat
old, middle -old and the old old,a to providing the finest in this ty to attempt throw actionplan!. Y
P Sh of care.
Hing groups to find solutions to . . During the Confer
these problems both at the local, " encei repre
provincial and: federal level.
Approxirn .rely 550 delegates
•all a ecies or
anfzati ns
.from. g , g . o , ..
and .government departments at, f
s attended b s ecial ins
all level y p for and a provisional executtv`e
vitation, and one of the recurring consisting of,all the Provincial
themes throughout the whole. con-
. Presidents,: has been set. up and
ference was the need for co-ordin• the leadership of Burrel , Mor
ation and cod operation among • Grimsby, •Ontario, Ca .adian
every agency etc. concerned with son officer of the American Nui
sentatives of,all Nursing Homes
Canada held their second meet'
a
to form national body, the. C.
adian NursingHome Associati�oi
A federal charter has been app
our aging. citizens. Nursing homes mg Home Association and. Past
from across the entire country were President. of Associated Nursing
Homes Inc.' Ontario:. This b
is to be affiliated with the Ca
ian Medical Association, the:C
adian Hospital Association and
other National Health Organiza
and will provide; a ,voice ons a
ional level; for Canadian. nursin
'homes; with. -the federal, as we
• as provincial, .governments..' -
represented and one of the main
recommendations comingout of
this; action -planning group was, the
need fora co-ordinated health
plan embracing all facilities: and
British' auto. sportsman
R,, .R. C. Walker (above). has
hada life-long devotion to •
fine Machinery. Obviously he..
knows something about cars
. but one thing he didn't'
know was how 'remarkably
quiet the 1966 Ford is:
Auxiliaries hold.
Card Tournamen
The' Ladle Auxiliary, to the
adian Legion Branch. #309, Lucl
were hostesses to the Auxiliarie
Zone C-1 for .the.`second' of a w
ter series of'card tournaments,
Thirteen tables of players,were.
attendance, ,playing:°euchre, br
500. and cribbage. Winners wet
Euchre, High Mrs. Russell' Bushi
Goderich, Low, Mrs, ' Edward Por
Clinton; Bridge, High Mrs. 'Ron
MacDonald ,Clinton Low Mrs,,
1. Harold Wright, .Kincardine;' Cri
bage, High Mrs, Robert, Good C
'each, Low Mrs.' Lorrairie--Hyde,
Kincardine; 500,' High Mrs, Da
MacMillan, Goderich, Low`Mr
Howard Carroll, Goderich..
A draw was held on a•set of
grapefruit spoons and a biasket o
apples. These .were won .by (1)
Mrs: Russell Stanley, Ripley, ai
0) by Mrs., Wm..Smale Hensa
Players were present from. Ex
Hensall, Gederich, Clinton,' Wi
ham, Ripley, Kincardine and LI
now. Auxiliaries.
The next game in the series
be held: in Ripley in mid- Februs
:the ZoneC-1 Bowling. Tou{n
'tient will be held in Exeter in
March -:.
.' . Ford's Quiet Man, who recently demonstrated the extraordinary quality.of the 1966 Ford to some of the world's
ry , Wiltshire, England.
t
Compare: you,
most expenswe IuxU cars"here:disCusses the '66 Ford LTD with fiob'Walker at his family's estate in
car with. the quiet' of Ford's
_.
. .
solidly built body. Take 'a auiet:Test" today.
.. .
British sportsman Rob 'Walker was skeptical about comparing the quiet of 'the '66 Ford with his
hand -finished Jaguar Mark 10. .
quieter. thenheAstonishing ! ' a Y• y 9 eve this Ford of yours really is
But he •
YJrove both c rs"anal said;." lea// is astonishrn I heli
Compare your car with the "66 Ford and you'll understand his astonishment. Ford's quiet ride is a direct.
world's o momosr expensive uaality—a serotoniObiles. solid body that gives you quietness that 'competes 'with 'the
result of more more built-in quality a strong,
,.
This quiet quality,means more value for you - because today`s Fords are built for years of dependable
.operation, years of owner satisfaction.
And with it all, of course; come Ford's wonderful new ideas for your comfort and convenience.
Stereolape players., Silent -Flo ventilation, A "'Magic Dogrgateeevon wagons that swings out like a door,
and down like` a tailgate. And a host of other features offered first byr Ford. " .
Visit .you' Ford •Dealer for a quiet revelation of the solid quality you get'in. a Ford
TO BUY OR LEASE'—SEE YOC'It FORD lli UMI
e•to bad,weather condition
the card party; which was to be
held at the.Cominuniity Centre
last Saturdaynight, was called
. No definite date was set for the
next one.
Mary Helen and Judy MacDrn
spent Tuesday afternoon with
Frankie. Dore.
The children fromhere as wi
as many others had a . four daV
weekend when school busses we
unable to get through the clogg
roads and stormy weather.
• Mr. and Mrs. Don Dore and
Frankie visited in Bervie• onoWe
nesday afternoon with Mi. and
Claude Dore.'
Miss•Gladys Gawley spent.thc
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Victor' Gawley:.
Bryan Boyle spent part of this
weekend.at Aurel Armstfone '
Lynn. ,
Mr. Donald oh ten
the DsistrictonalOficerMcCs.Ivlshe def o
sub -division sixteen', W.I., . in
Paisley, at the home of Mrs.. Ge
Woeifle on Tuesday.
Mr. and mtg. • William .Afoot
spent Saturday evening with Mi
and Mrs. Donald McCosh andel