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I LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Minister:'
Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn,
. f . B.A., B d:
SUNDAY, AUGUST 16th
10.00 a.m.: Sunday School
11,00 a,m,: Service in Presby
terian Church, Rev. G. A.
^Meiklejdhn in charge.
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■WEDNESDAY.AUGUST 12. 1953
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thelucknow sentinel, Lucknow, Ontario
Local & General
Mrs; Wnri. McNall mTfown is
patient ip Wingham Hospital.
Goldie Cockwell of Detroit
spent, the week-end with rela
tives.
■ Miss .Irenne Holmes of Toronto
visaed friends in town on Satr
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Urday. ’ . "
. Mrs. Lydia. Evercfale of Acton
^turned-to-iher-h"o_me^fter"vlsir
mg her sister, Mrs. J. Hall. ’
iMiss<byceTittle left the ’first
of the week. tp. visit friends in
Galt and rSti Thomas, . • .
Sandra Walker of Toronto
spent a few days with Buth
Johnston last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stevens
of Detroit are visiting at the
nome of Mrs. Lily Anderson, Ross
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Donald McCharles returned
home recenntly from London
where he had undergone an ap-
I eratibn. ' /
Mr?. A. E. b_urnin_.is-.spendjng
a week at Southampton Beach
with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ball
and Barbara of Clinton. ’ •
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Armstrong
of Goderich are leaving at the
week-end to fly to Vancodver for
a brief holiday. . \ /
Mrs. Allan MacTavisb, form
erly of Lucknow, recently under
went a major operation in Wing
ham Hospital.
ML. and Mrs. Art Young of !
Toronto are : visiting . with Mrs.!
Edgar Hollyman and with other
friends, iri the village.
", ■ Mr. and Mi^-_Charles-Sherwood-
of Detroit were week-end visi
tors with relatives in the cdhi-
munity.
Miss Emily Pearson of Toronto
"is spending her vacation with her
.cousins, . Misses , Ada and Hazel
Webster.
Mrs . Al Martin and, Neddy
spent the week-end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thom after
returning from a three weeks’
favor of an extension to Wing- . vacation, at Mackinaw ’ Island
ham Hospital if required for act- where Al .was playing with a
ive hospital care, but not to per-I dance band. >
petuate a condition that would .
“increase the number of old folk
in the hospital not requiring act
ive care. He said he would like
to see the Hospital Board ■ review
their,policy in this respect..
He contends that such old folk
would in many cases be happier
and better in convalescent homes
such as thp Rakpr hnmP2_w.hp.t:e-
they have more freedom and
more opportunity for activity to
occupy their mind and time. «
f. W. ,B. Anderson, a member of
the. Hospjtal Board, said in speak
ing as a ratepayer of Lucknow,
.that the individual tax through
the County rates for Bruce Coun
ty hospitals would Only amount
to a few cents. He added that
LucknOw had contributed nothing
to the capital costs of the present
hospital and that contributions to
■ the ibuilding of the wing in 1946
had been very little. He'felt that
we should be “carrying our
weight” here. ...
. Robert Rae said the health of
the. nation was the government’s
business and if an additional tax
■was added to property owners, it
would become/ a burden to wid •
ows. and retired folk. Consider
.thg'jnatter-caref- u l-l-yT-he^d-vkjed-r
4 Mrs. Iris Morrey,: hospital* sup
erintendent, again raised the
questio'n of “where will I -put
them?’’ and “what would you
do.?”, in the ’ matter of over
crowding. The- wing would not be
in competition. with convalescent
homes she said.
We’ll still have ''to go ahead.
J(We have to, for we woh’t turn-
, anyone away’ said Mrs.. Morrey, j
and expressed regret at-~thei/,6ick-
^10ig--betwoeiT~-^uek-now--^^n^
Wingham’*.
Others who spoke briefly were
Harold Gaunt, reeve of West.-Wa*
wanosh; Wm. MacDonald* a rep
resentative of Morris Township
Council^ which haS approved its
Jare of the costs; Mrst’ Wilson
Hamilton, Durnin Phillips, John
Hurhin and E. V; Baker.
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. A. Winn, B.A.,
Minister.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 16th
10.00 a.ni.: Sunday School.
11.00 ajn.: Morning Worship,
Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn in.
charge. ~ -,i ■■ •
3.00 p.m,: Erskine, Dungan
non.
NO EVENING SERVICE
AIR HOSPITAL POLICY
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combined in that period.
Dr. Johnston stressed that
"there was nothing personal what-,
ever in his. views; which he had
previously expressed to the Board
of. Wingham Hospital.. He con
tends it is neither in * the -best
H nterest^oMhese^gedHfotksrrror
economically< sound" as a long
\ange policy to ibuild hospitals
at $10,000 a bed for these old
people, ghat’s .the sole
that I’m trying to bring up”, Dr.
Johnston stressed. Every encour
agement and every assistance
-^should be given, to the develop
ment of convalescent homes, he
said.
Dr. Johnston said he was in
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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Haller of
Burlington were visitors this
week at. the Solomon home.
Mr; and Mrs, E. D. Harton of
Toronto are holidaying with rela
tives in the community.
Mrs. Orley Cooper has been
Quite ill at her home for the. past
two weeks. Her sister, Miss Mabel
White of Toronto, is taking care’
of her.
___Mrs.-EdnaRothnieof-Saskatopn
is spending a month .with her
isister, _-Mrs —EssJeA^Hewat^Tat”-the--
home.of W. J. Davidson. Milt Mc
Mullin of. Toronto . spent-f the
week-end With them.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Murdie
and, family are on a motor trip
this week. to the Manitoulin,
Sault Ste. Marie and Northeim
Michigan. Clarence Murdie of St.
Thomas is assisting at the store
in Kenneth’s absence.
Visitors last Week with Mrs. A.
E, Durnin were Mr. John Woods
of Fergus, who is in his 94th
year; his daughter, Mrs. Wes
Ham of Guelph and her daughter,
Drs-Mary- Ham,—Ph7D;“ of-'Corneir
University. . .
Mrs. Herib Curran returned oh
Saturday from Victoria Hospital,
London, where she recently un
derwent a major operation. She
is convalescing at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Tom Ander
son, Jr., in Lucknow/
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Button of
Herschel, Sask., who have spent
the last few weeks visiting with
old friends and relatives here,
left last week by motor for their
home in the West. They also
visited relatives at T^eswater,
Dundas, Sarnia, Petrolia, Oshawa?
"Toronto and Kincardine. ■
Week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. P. M. Johnston were Mr.
and Mrs. Al Guse and two boys.
ofGalt/Mr.. and Mrs. Merle John
ston and two daughters. of Lon
don, and Mrs. Fitmore of New
Brunswick, who accompanied
Merle and Mrs. Johnston on their
return from a trip east,-
Mrs. Lawrence Tremaine . and
children Lois Ann and Kenneth,
Mrs. Amelia Treleaven and Miss
Gwen Treleaven, are holidaying
at—Point^Clark—Gwen —and—-her
friend, Miss Marie Barrett of
Hamilton, recently returned from
a trip to North Bay, Pembroke
and Peterborough.
Holiday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Drennan were 'Fly
ing Instructor M. R.' Stewart and
-”^hos’e~viMrihg”"Mr. . arid/Mrs?
.Orley Cooper during the week
and week-end were Mr. arid Mrs.
James Yuill, ,Mrs. Roy Wakeford,
son Jim and Miss Fay Stiar of
Galt; Mr. and Mrs. Harold White,
baby Mary Ellen of Hanover; Mi\
and Mrs. Herschel White, Regin-
ald, Pauline, Dianne; Mrs. W.
Durenfeld of Stratford;. Mr. and
Mrs. Anson Litwiller and Larry of Toronto; Mr; and Mrs. Need-
of Toronto; Mr. Leonard White ham of Wallaceburg, Mrs. Frank
of Mount Forest. Henry of Flesherton, Mrs. Pat
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Mrs.*James Mullin' (Mary Fin-
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^ Millet, Alta,, returned home
1&st week after visiting with reL
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CHURCH CHANNELS
The Sunday Schools of Luck
now are co-operating to conduct
a Daily Vacation School from
August 17th to 21st at the Pres
byterian Church. The classes will Mrs.. Stewart.. Dawn nd Judith | ho from HflM.ni fill 1 i 3Q a
~ There will ibe something inter
esting every day. for children'
from four to twelve years of age.
The parents should give every
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Encouragement to the children to
attend and this in turn will en
courage those who are giving;
their- -time -and “ thought ~to th£F
worthwhile project A great part
of Religious Education is the in
terest taken by the home. We
pray that God will bless this
Christian work. -
Hackett’s W.M.S.
The W:m.S, meeting of Hack
ett’s church was held at the biome*
of Mrs. Bert Alton. It was the
_c hiId reIT’s “m eeting. Mrs? Andrew
Ritchie presided. Hymn 623 was
sung, . followed, by the Lord’s
prayer in unison; Piano solos by
Misses Joanne Alton^ Gertie
Campbell, Diane Ritchie & Mary
Alton were much enjoyed. Mrs..
George Alton read a children’s
story ^entitled. “Grandmother’s
Gooseberries”, followed by hym^
609 and prayer by -Mrs. BerJ Al
ton. There - were 15 children pres
ent, The next ^meeting will be
the young ladies* meeting.
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buying, much of family banking. They
find the bank a safe, handy place to
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keep money; they like to pay larger bills
often as much a part of the shopping
day as a trip to the local stores.
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