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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1977-02-02, Page 15KEMP'S GENERAL STORE R.R. 7 Lucknow — Lanes — Phone 529-7248 SPECI19L5 Stoke y's Red Kidney Beans 14 39c Kellogg's Special k oz.... 97" Cottonelle Toilet TissUe 4s.... $1.Q9 Prices Effective Until FEB.12th COTTON SWABS A super Buy!!! ONLY 180's Baby Scott $209". DISPOSABLE REG. 30's DIAPERS SUPER 24 s COLOR FILM PR-10 v 10 Exposures Schick II TWIN BLADE CARTRIDGE 10's $1.44 LISTERINE Antiseptic MOUTHWASH & GARGLE 12 oz. ® Ragistorod trademark al ,Drug Trading Company Ltd "I know Cancer can be beaten" Mrs. Floreuce Bendall Burlington, Ont. Cancer can be beaten. Your 0446 -dollars are needed .sf4gTol now to continue the battle. Give hope a boost. When a volunteer calls, be generous. CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2q 1977 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE FIFTEEN Howard Culbert Mike Snobelen SEED CORN Better Hybrids through research. See your Warwick Seed Corn dealer today. Anderson Flax Pioductt LUCKNOW PHONE 528.2026 R. R.1 DUNGANNON PHONE 529-7339 R. R. 1 RIPLEY PHONE 395-2771 Blake & Stuart Alton R. R. 2 LUCKNOW PHONE 529-7117 HOLYROOD PHONE 395-2732 or 528-2132 Hilray Farms Warwick Seed Company. Limited Blenheim, Ontario 9 WARWICK Review Lions Progress In 1976 The year 1976 recorded many events of interest and importance in Lucknow and District Lions Club. $2000. was paid toward the cost of the lights in Dungannon, ball park. The club made a purchase of a wheelchair for anyone Who needs it. Club members participqed in the Great Annual . Bathtub race at 'VVroxeter. Lucknow team won for the 4th year in a row. In November, several Lions and wives went to Mildmay for the Mildmay Lions Club charter night. This took place in the form of a din- ner and dance. Attending from the Lucknow club were Lion president Stu Reavie and Deana, Lion Barry McDonagh and Betty, Past District Governor Grant Chisholm and Wilma, Lion Bill Crump and Rita. Accompanying the Lucknow group was Miss Debbie Modeen from Minneapolis who participated in the Lions Youth exchange in 1975. She was here visiting the McDon- agh's. Also in November the Lions held their annual Bachelor's night at the Anglican Church hall. 29 guests were present and were treated to a dinner supplied by the Church Women, and entertainment by Norm Dunsmuir of Kincardine. On December 11, the Lion's wives were honoured at their semi-annual Ladies' Night. This took place at a dinner and dance at the Legion. During the year the following donations were made: $2000. to Dungannon Ball 'Park for lights; $228.66 Youth Exchange; $50.00 to the Hard of Hearing; $58.00 Effective Speaking contest; $50.00 C.N.I.B.; $50.00 C.A.R.E.; $200190 to the Leo Club; $1500. to the Luck- now School Band. In' addition, Lions collected for the Easter Seal School Band. In additon, Lions collected for the Easter Seal Campaign and the Salvation Army. Seven new members joined, the club in 1976. These are, Harry Campbell, Bob Struthers, Harold • Nicholson, George Klages, Lal Mehan, Alex Farrish and Bill Crump. Bill Crump had previously been a member of the Aurora Lions Club. The present executive is presid- ent, Stu Reavie; 1st vice president, Joe Agnew; 2nd vice president, Walter Arnold; 3rd vice president, Rick Jardine; secretary, Bill Nel- son; treasurer, Al Johnson; tail- twisters, Lorne . Cook, Cliff Living- ston; Lion tamer, Al Hamilton; directors, Tom Helm, Bob McIn- tosh, Eldon Bradley, Al Gibson. The following members received, their 20 year pins: Blake Alton, Alex Andrew, W. Anderson, Lloyd Ashton, Gordon Brooks, Russell Button, Stewart Collyer, Dr. M. H. Corrin, Robert Finlay, Thomas Hackett, Alvin Hamilton, Harvey Houston, G. W. Joynt, Jack McDonagh, Donald MacKinnon, Robert MacKenzie, Gordon Mont- gomery, Virden Mowbray, Charles Webster, Omar Brooks, William Hunter, Harvey Webster. It's as easy to do right as wrong, but it's not as thrilling. Mike Naylor R. R. 2 LUCKNOW PHONE 52815851 TODAY'S HEALTH Our health depends largely on the work of inspectors by David Woods When eating out, you might feel inclined to send your compliments to the chef. But, next time you're in a restaurant, spare a thought for someone else who influences the food you eat the Public' Health Inspector. Ontario's 550 or so public health inspectors not only concern them- selves with promoting and enforcing high standards of hygiene in food handling but also with the surround- ings in which food is served. PHIs are actively engaged in behind-the- scenes preventive medicine in other areas, too. They ensure that tap water is safe to drink. They check that proper sanitation is maintained at 'public beaches and swimming pools. In fact, the PHI is an unsung hero in the battle against disease. But the inspector isn't a physi- cian. He, or she, is a graduate of a two-year technical college course that concentrates mainly on bac- teriology, physics, chemistry and psychology. Public health inspectors generally work in the province for 43 public health agencies. In some ways, the PHIS might be regarded as a sort of environmental health police force. Not only do they see that laws protecting the citizen against the spread of disease are adhered to — they are em- powered to enforce those laws by, for example, ordering the closing of public places (such as restaurants) which don't conform to them. The • inspectors regularly spot check sanitary standards in eating places to ensure that, personnel, sur- roundings, utensils, storage arrange- ments — and the food itself — all meet provincial standards of hygiene.. They inspect, and supervise, water supplies, food processing fa- cilities and sewage disposal systems. And they're responsible for making sure that insect' and rodent life in the communities they serve don't pose a threat to public health. The public health inspector saves us a lot of worry about health hazards over which we, as indivi- duals; have little control. The fact that PHIs are going About their work — even though we don't actually see them doing so — means that we can be confident of health protection when we eat out, drink water from a tap, or swim in a public pool. So, our compliments to public health inspectoFs! Let's all raise a toast to them with 'tap water or restaurant food, and wish them success as they continue on their inspections! .411. JP APP -41P— 400 - INGLIS FARM DRAINAGE QUALITY INSTALLATIONS CLAY OR PLASTIC Free Estimates PHOME 11,247•11 WALKORTON •