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Mrs. Eric Luther of Hensall led
the Christian Women's Club song
service on Sunday evening and
sang several vocal solos, accompan-
ied at the organ by Mr. Luther.
Jim Laurie of Blyth arranged and
directed a musical program for
"Family Night". •The program
consisted of dance numbers by
Karen Glousher and Ted Elliott,
the Highland Fling by Beth and
Lorie Charters. The Country
Chicks harmonized for several
quartette numbers and include
Sherri Marshall, Stephanie Van
Amersfoort, Sherri and Karen
Richmond. Jim Laurie entertained
with Irish and Scottish songs
accompanied by Mrs./ Ella Rich-
mond. Miss Pearl Gidley, a native
,of Blyth, thanked the, entertainers
on behalf of the residents.
The Blyth Senior Citizens Club
were hosts 'on Wednesday after-
noon' for the October Birthday
party. The twenty-six celebrants
were presented with 'gifts by the
Club following the program and
lunch was served to 150 "residents
and guests. -"Ivirs. Keith Webster
was emcee for the afternoon with
vocal solos by Mrs. McClinchey
accompanied at the piano by' Mrs.
Phillips and a sing-a-long led by
Mrs. MacIlroy. Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Johnson showed coloured
slides of Florida and , gave a very
interesting commentary. • One of
the celebrants, Mrs. •Margaret
Erratt, expressed the appreciation
of the residents for the very
enjoyable program and party.
At The Movies
"ReCommendation for Mercy",
directed by- Canadian Me rray
Markowitz, takes another look at
the 1959 trial of Steven Truscott,
and brings to the viewers the
events which will again have
people wondering, Was the
fourteen-year-old boy innocent or
guilty?" Two books have
become national best-sellers
since then, "the Steven
Truscott Story" by Bill Trent and
"The. Trial of Steven Ttuscott" by
Isabel LeBourdais. The film,
"Recommendation for Mercy".
adds nothing new to what is
already known about the case, but
presents the alternative idea that
perhaps Truscott was the victim of
an angry community and its judicial
system.
Though the characters and
places 'in the film, have been
changed, viewers will recall the
events of the rape-murder and trial
as the movie version unfolds." John'
Robinson, the 14 year old boy
linked to the murder by circum-
stantial evidence, is played by
Andrew Skidd of Guelph, Ontario.
Much of the filming was done in
the 'Guelph area,' and hundreds of
actors and non-actors Were audi-
tioned for roles by Markowitz.
"Recommendation for Mercy"
started out to be a low-budget film,
but ended up costing $500,000 to
make. It will without doubt, be a
popular movie in Ontario where
.people remember the trial, but
whether or not it is a financial
success when it leaves. its home
ground, remains to be seen.
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CARPETING CUSHIONFLOR AND LINOLEUM DRAPERIES
DICORMORS
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WALLPAPER ANICC-I.L PAINTS PHONE 528-3434
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
TODAY'S HEALTH
Denture therapists licensed
to serve the general public
viettql2LorecTOBE
BRINDLEY - to Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Brindley, Dungannon, on Sunday,
October 12, 1975, in Goderich
General Hospital, a son, a brother
for Peggy.
LUKAS - Jim and Judy Lukas (nee
Agnew) of Wayne, Michigan are
happy to announce the, birth of
their daughter, 'Michelle Andrea,
on Thursday, October 16, 1975.
First grandchild for Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Agnew. First great grandchild
for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Agnew.
GAMMIE - in Grace Hospital,
Vancouver, B.C. on Thursday,
October 16th, 1975, to Mr. and.
Mrs. Garry Gammie of Dawson
City, Yukon Territory, a son.
BURT- to Mr. and Mrs. George
Burt of Scarborough on Wednes-
day,'October 8th, 1975 at Centen-
nial Hospital, a son, Michael
Douglas, first grandchild for Mr,
and Mrs. Wm. Burt and a great
grandson for Charles Burt, Bruce-
lea Haven.
TODD - to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Todd of R. R. 2 Lucknow on
Thufsday, October 9th, 1975 at
Wingham and District Hospital, a
son.
Dinher With
,FamiliyMenibers
During the holiday week end,
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. MacDonald of
Lucknow enjoyed a Thanksgiving
and wedding anniversary dinner at
the home of their son and his
family, Mr. and Mrs. Graham
MacDonald in London. Other
members of the family whO
attended were Miss Margaret
MacDonald of Sarnia and Dr. and
Mrs. John MacDonald and family,
also of Sarnia.
Also present were Misses Anne
and Susan Gardner of Baffin Land,
Northwest Territories. Mr. and
Mrs. Graham' MacDonald' and their
son Bill spent their holidays 'at
Baffin Island a year ago. Anne and
Susan's father is "the rector of the
Anglican Church at Baffin Land,
and he and his wife invited the
MacDonalds to sleep in the Church
as the MacDonalds were tenting
and some of the nights were very
cold. •
When Anne and Susan .extoress-
ed their desire to go to high school
and there was no high school in.
Baffin Land, the MacDonalds
invited the girls to live with them
and go to high school in London
which they are presently doing.
Mr. Kemp, a Goderich teacher
who spent several years teaching
school in the Arctic, spoke to the
Lucknow 'United Church Women at
their Thankoffering meeting rec-
ently. He knows the Gardners as
he taught five years in Baffin Land
and was quite surprised to hear
that the girls were attending school
in London. n
Baffin Land is about 1000 miles
north of Montreal near the Arctic' Circle.
by David Woods
As a profesSion, denture thera-pists have a problem. People aren't too sure what they do.
none' at all.
And that's understandable since
the law governing the precise role,
of Ontario's 320 denture therapists
(a law with teeth in it, you might
say) was only proclaimed at the
beginning of 1975.
A series of happenings led up to
that law. Several years• ago certain
dental technicians began to feel that
they could get on with the business
of making dentures without the
supervision of a dentist. Some of
them opened Offices and dealt
directly v 1th the public, and, as
a result, a few were prosecuted
for practising dentistry without a
license.
In 1972/4 a bill was brought into
effect that permitted denture thera-
pists licensed by the province to
practise their craft without direct
supervision. But in the same year
the bill was withdrawn and replaced
with a new one that made super-
vision by a dentist mandatory.
Denture therapists were under-
standably unhappy, about this and
made their feelings known to the
government.
In 1974, a new bill provided that
the denture therapists could make,
complete dentures-but not partial
ones - without the supervision of
a dentist. The bill was given filial
• reading in "June, 1974, and became
the law of the province in January,
19752
So the situation now is that den-
ture therapists can deal directly
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with the public in the manufacture
and sale of complete sets of den-
tures. They are licensed and regu-
lated 'in exactly the same way as
other health care professionals.
This regulation is performed by
the new Governing Board of Den-
ture Therapists, a body appointed
by the Lieutenant Governor in
Council and consisting of six den-
ture therapists and three lay people.
The Board sets examinations and is
responsible for registration, licens-
ing and complaints.
If it's dental care you're after, go
to dentist. If you need a com-
plete set of dentures, you have the
choice of either a dentist or denture
therapist. It's a thought to chew on,
anyway.
22. 193
centres
price of
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e stated
e being
Most of us can say with reason-
able assurance what occupational
therapists or physiotherapists do ..
but ask someone to define the work
of denture therapists and you're
likely to get a vague answer, or