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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-01-09, Page 6PAGE SIX To all the friends and neigh- bours in the Lucknow and Ash- field areas, I wish to say "thank you" for your thoughtfulness dur- ing my recent •stay in hospital. Blanche Needham. I wish to extend thanks to everyone who sent -cards, treats and flowers and visited me while was a patient in Wingham Hos- pital and since returning home. Special thanks to Drs. Corrin and McKim. Stuart Jamieson I would like to thank all who so kindly remembered me with cards, visits, flowers and treats while I was a patient in Wingham Hospital: Thomas Hackett A sincere thank you for the many gifts and visits to Lottie Alton at Christmas time. Every- one's, thoughtfulness is apprec- I would like to thank everyone who sent cards at Christmas time and .good wishes also. This will always be remembered. George Saunders I Would 'lite to extend my sin- cere' thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for flowers, treats cards and visits while I was a patient in Wingham Hospital and since coming home. Special thanks 'to Dr. Corrin and Dr. Mc- Kim'and all the nurses. • Celia Aitchison I would like to thank everyone who remembered me with cards and visits while hospitalized 'in London and Wingham and since returning home. Special thanks to , the Lucknow Kinsmen for sponsoring a:dance on my behalf, ,Drs. Corrin and MCKim and' neighbours for helping with chores, Gordon and Shirley Mac- Donald, Leonard and Shirley Stanley, Ross and Margaret Key- non, Brian Percy, Wayne Porter and Sun 'Murray. Fred Edwards iated. " CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sin cere thanks to our friends and relatives who were so thoughtful and kind to David McAllister while he was at Pinecrest Manor. Thank you to the ladies who serv- ed lunch, Rev. Noble and the MacKenzie Funeral Home: Margaret and. Tom. Bailey The relatives of the late Russel 13,, Ritchie wish to thank all thos0 who were so thoughtful and kind to him during his many terms in hospital. Also to all who call- ed at the funeral .home, sent' flowers, memorial cards, foods, messages of sympathy. Also for the many acts of kindness shown to us at' the time of 'his pasSing. Special Thanks to Dr. Leahy, nurses on second floor and order- lies of Wingham Hospital. Also the MacKenzie Funeral Home of Lucknow and the ladies for their lunch at Whitechurch Unit- ed Church and Mr. Larry King, student minister. Leslie Ritchie, Chester "Ritchie We wish to acknowledge with sincere appreciation the eonirib- utions 'to the Ontario • Heart Foundation, the beautiful 'floral tributes, the help and support from our relatives, neighbours friends and expressions of sym- pathy in •our bereavement. In particular we express ap- preciation for the medical care and management given 'to Fred during his illness, and the under- . standing and support to the family by Drs. McKim and Cor- rin. A special thank you to the nurses. in' Intensive Care Unit_ at Wingham and District Hospital for their• skillful care and help during Fred's hospitalization. Margaret,. ' /van and Mildred Barry and Sue McQuillin I would like fo extend my sin- cere' thanks to friends. neighbours and relatives for flowers „car& and visits while I was a patient in Wingham Hospital, and since coming home; thanks also for Christmas and New Years dinners brought in to, Alex and myself.. All.thesekindnesses were very much appreciated. Annie MacIntyre. Petroleum Driver Salesman Required DUTIES INCLUDE sale a.nd delivery'of P_etrpleum 'Products related customer services QUALIFICATIONS - truck driving experience -sales ability 'COMPENSATION Salary plus bonus - APPLY TO • ctnager, Lucknow District Co-o Phone 528-125 ig THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO,'' WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9,1977 I wish to express thanks for the help and many kindnesses extend- ed during the time I was hospital- ized following/an accident. Thanks also to, Doctors Corrin and MCKIrn and nursing staff. Alvin Robb. I would like 'to sincerely thank all the students on my bus and the Mail patrons on R. R. 1 for their gifts at Christmas. These acts of kindness are very znuchap- preCiated. John Pritchard. Joe Wall wishes to thank all • those-who sent cards and treats dosing the Christmas Season .. Wily be remembered • wish to thank all who sent the cads brought floW,ers and visited rn when I was in Wingha:r,„ are -don Hospitals; also to - by,' Et, Leahy and all the nu:ses. T The family, of the late Roy Bon- gertman Wish to express their thanks to neighbours and friends for the beautiful floral tributes and memorial donations, to those who brought food and for the many" acts of kindness shown them on the loss of a beloytid son and brother. Special thanks to Dr. Boughner, Dr. Corrin, Dr. McKim and Staff, also the Staff at London and Wing-t ham hospitals , .to ReV. Father , Mulhall ,.George King, and to the Catholic Women's League and to MacPherson Funeral Home at Teeswater for their kindness and service. This was all greatly ap- preciated. I wish to thank all the kind folk who sent me get-well wishes those w'io helped put when help was needed and all who visited me while a ktient in Si. Joseph's Hospital. I would also like to thank the pupils of my bus for their very nice Christmas gift. certainly appreciated all these idndneues. A A Lloyd News From Hurpnview December 21, 1973.. A ,goOd number of the residents took'advantage Of the. program in . 'the auditorium provided by.the Seaforth Lions,Club, who:paid their annual visit to theflorne:on Sunday afternoon. /*,,.13,ob Spit - tal was master of ceremonies , for the ,program and led 'a _chorus of ...twenty club members in the sing- . ing-Of carols., The town. and Country Quartette, entertained with several numbers: with Bag, Pipe selection's by Peter Rev, .Falconer had some encour- aging. thoughts for the residents '• follOWed by a visit from•8anta. .Claus,:Adminiitrator, Mr . .ArChi- bald „thanked all thpse responsib- le for the prgorarn and, the'gift of fruit, on behalf of the. residents. .VolunteersfrOrn the Goderich Township W.I. assisted with .Mon- day afternoon activities. Mrs .. Molly Cox and Mrs., Maitland Driver along with 'Mary Taylor ; 'Norman:Speir and Jerry Collins provided 'the Old Tyrne Music Fout.new'residenti were 'Welcomed. to the Home , Irene- Wood „ Mrs. Dempsey, Mrs. 'Ttiffinand:. Allan MCKercher . Fortystudents from the Blyth PUblic School, along with their teachers, .Mrs. .Mickie, Mrs. ROd- gers and Marsh were'taken on a tour of the. Home on Tuesday .afternoon singing carols in all of. the areas. -A purse of money that had been.collected by 'the students was presented to theresidents by the .PrinciPal, Mrs.. Mickie and will be,tised. fOr treats for theres7 !dents. sometime in January. Students from the Conestoga College at Vanastra assisted mi4f Becky Howes of Clinton sang'.carolsihroughout the' halls • at ,the Hortie on Tueiday evening. Hullet Central SchOol visited. •.• the. Home on Thursday afternoon with thirty-five grade-3 students' directed by Mits Roney providing the first part of a musical pro 7. graM and thirty grade,eight .carO17 ers directed by Mrs.. Bosnian asiist• ed by Mr. JamieSon.entertaining for the secontipair. •:Mr: WilloWS Mountain thanked the. students and teachers for the.splendid concert on behalf' ofthe, residents.: . Volunteers, Whoassist with var- ious actiVities'in the Home during the year ,. received. some recogni- tion for their efforts on Wednesday evening. Representatives from Some of the groups and individuals gathered in, the staff dining room for a buffet supper arranged by Mrs° Rogers, Director Df Food 'Service's and assisted by :he kitchen staff . Following, the- •suppet coloured slides taken by Mr. Archiblad. while on a holiday in Great Britain; and of activities. at Huronview Were shOwn. Mr. Jim .Laurie of, Blyth led a sing-a,- long. • Mrs.-W. J. Irwin wishes to"tharik everyone for visits, cards and flow- ers while a patient in Wingham and University Hospital, -London. Special thanks to Dr.s .McKim Dr. Corrin and Doctor Sharpe of London and •Nursing Staff of both Hospitals. -I weld like' to thank all My friends and relatives for their nice. cards , letters, fruit and flowers While .4-was 'a patient 'in Wingham Hospital; thanks aho't6 Dr. Collin and Dr Kirt.., and nurses on 2nd fi 'It was all g.“ratly appreciat. ed.- • , jake Hunter, The family of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly wish to express appreciation for the messages of sympathy and acts of kindness received at the time of their recent, bereavement. Special thanks 'to Father Dentinger, Peter Frayne, C.W.L. and choir of St. Joseph's Church ICingsbridge, Dr. McKim, Dr. Corrin, the staff of Pinecrest Manor and to those who have assisted in any. way. Many thanks to the Lions Club tor. your Christmas gift. Wishing You every success in the New :Year. ° Mrs. Emma Brown :CARD OF THANKS 0.fe at P ' a .,:t•,•few Dairy . 1: w M. ren-,.e..,-„-„bcitsd "..jodtv..Deaso;.. Hilda and :!,fiar;P. With Adrian Vos. The' cost,of vegetables is expect- ed, to go up somemte , however , the ' grower doesn't .get any of the increase. This will 'go to the truckers who bring produce up from the US and will have to pass the higher cost on .to you and me , the customer. Since in this wint- ertime there is, no alternative source of vegetables we have -no choice. It would be,nice though ,• if we , as farmers, could pass on an increase in inpUt, cost immed- iately. After all, it's only fair; isn't it? It has been.eVident for some time now', that more young people. go into farming than has been the case' for a long, time. Recently I heard rumors that 'a sample survey by the Canadian department of agriculture' showed that the number, of farmers in_Ont- 'ario and in Alberta actually in- creased' and 'are •holding sta steady in the rest of the country.. If this is confirmed 'by a full sur- vey, it Would be good news for all of Canada. Believe it or not , but the farmer -is still the back- ...bone of the country. If the farmer has money , it affects the whole • EFFECTIVE MONDAY, JANUARY 7 THE VILLAGE SHOP AND PMPSQNS SEARS' WILL RE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAYS AND. OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS Agricultural. Tidbits economy and your job in town or city may depend, upon the farme In this time of shortages it is a good thing that there are rio' real food shortages in this country. About everything else is in short supply , be it some hardware or skilled labour. However , if you go to your food store you can be very sure that you don't have to order that roast for your party si Weeks in advance. Think about it could happen too.' After Denmark and P.E.I. no yugoslavia hasregulated land use. All land that has not been :tilled for a year has to be hired to ,people who will do so. Isn't it high time that Ontario does something about speculators! an hobby farmers' land if it is not used properly? If you non-farm poeple still think that a farmer is a person. 1 wears bib-overalls;' boots cover ed with animal waste and is rat ackward , listen to this , Crop production based On.,an index of 10.0 in 1976 was in 19; at 38. Ten years later 'it had ii creased to 73, almost double th outfit:II per manhour., In 1971 it had gone up again by 76% to 12' Livestock production per mantic increased by 93070 in the last ten yeari. Try to beat .that you nor farmer; NOTICE FINLAY DECORATORS WILL BE OPEN AGAIN MONDAY, JANUARY 14 MARG AND BOB FINLAY '..sommogisommigammil