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7.11UAS•D, 0C7110BER 4, 1951 • THE .LITCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCK -NOW, ONTARIO
PAGE THREE .
Local and Ge
neral . . .
wm. macKenzie -a LangSide
underwent an operation in Wing
• hanl• 11041)ital a couple of weeks
. ago. •
- Mr. and- IVIrP-...:40SePh H. Grif-
• fin Qf Detroit were ;Visitors this
rweek with Mr. •and Mrs.. J. L.
• MacMillan. , 7
,Rod.ivracxgnzie a Black Dia-
ond, Alberta,. is visiting his
'brother, Mr, Wm.. Ka0Kenzie of
Langsicle, and with other rela-
tives and friends 4n the eorranun-
• ity. It is 38 Years. $ince , Ro.d has
been. "back -home"., • '
Mr: 'arid rS.• Robert Rae arid
'Margaret and Mrs. Rae's brother-
in-law, Ed .Clark of TorOnto, re-
turned last-, week from a ,;motor
-triP through the. Algonquin, Park
district On their return they !vis,
g•• ited at Tweed With Mr: mixt Mrs.
J.. A. Thompson and at •Picton
with Mr. and. Mrs. Garfield Os-.
trand.en. ,
' 1VIrs. Harry Hackett 'of Belfast
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• , • .
has 4een under the doctor's care
'for • thepast three weeks. She was
, ,affected.• by dizzy • spells. which
' • •confined her to bed andfor, a
..",time her condition was regarded
• as seriOus, but she is now im-
proving slowly The - rneOical
term for her illness is Menieres.
'Syndrome.
BORN •
Wingharn..General
• Hospital on Tuesday,•:September
25, to Mr. and Mrs.- Donald
,R. '1, Lucknow, -a •daughter,
(stillborn): • .
SIMPSON—in Goderich Hospital,
on Saturday,: September. 29th, to
Mr. and Mrs. 'R. M •Simpson of
Kintail, adaughter, Joan Eileen;
a sister for Jan., • • •
• CAMERON- in Port Colborne
Hospital on Friday, ISepteMber
to Mr. and Mrs W S. Cam-
eron, a son, Roderick James; a
'brother for'lVlary Ann. • '
'‘ AITCHISON—on. ' Tuesday, Sep
ierriber 18th,. to :Sigmp. arid Mrs.
Aylmer Aitchison of Kingston, 'a
daughter, judith.,Margaret, •
Mr and Mts Ca'se'' McAllister
of Chatham, ' have been visiting
With relatives and friends in the
COMMUnitY.
•
• Jack Hall left the first of the.
week by train for • British' Col-
umbia where he will join Mrs.
Hall who is visiting, at5 Kinnaird
with Mr, 'and Mrs.. Harvey Halr.
• Mr. and Mrs.'Robert Smith and
Mr. and Mt's. Jim 1V1cDougall and
son Paul: of Sault Ste. 'Marie
spent the week -end with Mrs.
Smith's parents,, 'Mr. and Mrs,
Jack " Mae:kir-raid.' •
. .
'ENGAGEMENTS, •
Mr, and Smith
azi-
nounce .the' engagement of- tlieir,
4a:righter, Marie Edith to Neil
Alexander Murdoch, son of Mr.
John A. Murdoch andi the late
MrS, Murdoch. The marriage tO
take place, on October 27th in
LucknoW United•Chureh. • • :'
Bev. and Mrs. G. Howse of
Alvinstori, announce the engage-
ment, of their second •daughter,
Betty Jean, to George, William
'Johnston, 'son of 'Mt. and Mks..
Harry.. T. 'Johnston of Brantford.
The wedding will take place Oct
ober 20th at Bloor Street United
Church, Toronto. 7
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UNITED 'CHURCH i
.i.i Minister:Rev..*. J. ligiunfordl.
• i'• M.A., �.D.,-S.T.D. • . i
I SUNDAY, OCTOBER' 7th, 1951 i
1. ' :Thanksgiving Ser ices
1 11 'a.m.: Maintaining a . Thank-
• " . ful Hetlrt. .. •• • i
• 1,12:15 p.m. Sunday. chool. '
..! * 7 p.M.: "All Things Aire: i.
• - "0 give thanks unto the!.
•I Lord, for He. is good". Keepl
i your .face toward the sunshine, -
2 and the shadows will fall be-
• ind-yot•C'eurrre--and worship:
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
tREV. C A.- WINN, B.A.;
1VIthister
• . .
S'UNDAT, coroBER. 7th
11-a.m.: ,bonununion of the
,ILOrd'ALSupper. ' •
12.16 pan:: Smidriy &boa
3'p.ni.: Erskine, Church,' Dun-
gannon, Conmiunion.
1, pan.: 'Evening Service.
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NOTICES •
Rev.' A. S. MitheJ1 L.Th.;
• Rector. . '
20th.'iuwnciay After Trintty•'
• .00ToOkit 1th, 19$1,
S Peter's Churleh, LuCianoW
a.m.: 13.7' CornAuniqiI.
St..:1Paul'8 Church,/ Dritigainion
Ibtv'estThanksgiyink ,S6rVice.
gi.1.00'.p.m,
Puncher: Rev. Dean
'Parker, Rector of Chesiesri.
St, Paul's Church,' .ttipIey
Withdrawn to attend
ticutipon "
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_BROOKS: BOUGHT
FALL FAIR
,,.
For the second year in a'rtaw,
Omar Brooks of Dungannon
bought the hogs exhibited -at -the
LuckncoOv Fall. Fair in. theelaSS
known aaAhe T: Eaton COmpany•
:baeon.hog sPecial.
In this year's competition were
nine pens of 4 hogs eath, ,Sold
by auction, Omar bid them up
to $3.3.10 a cwt.'which waS rough-
ly $3.00 a cwt, above market'
quotations at that time.
The swine go to Canada, Pack-
ers, where the judging ,w111. 'be
done on the carcass basis by a
grading -inspector of the 1Vtarket-
ing SerVice, . Dominion Depart-
ment' of :Agriculture. 'Forty-liyel
dollars in,prize Money. is award-
ed to the top 'six entries' .in the
•cornpetition. . '
'Binge MacLennan did. the auc-
tioneering. There were .three bid-
ders, Omar, Thomas- Harris and
George Elliott. ' •
Director's in charge of the corn -
petition Were John McQuillin,
Dick Marttn and W. S. McGuire.
LETTER OF THANKS
Dear. Sir: •• '
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May. I, through your columns,.
tryto say thank you to theman
many friends 'and 'neighbors who
'came to'help: us during the fire
in the Rectory. In the hurry and
excitement I was unable ,to .know
all.who helped so wonderfullY-
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