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PAGE THREE
EL'ECTIO:N .CARDS.
To the Electors of Ashfield,
Ladies and Gentlemen:
Please accept my most sincere
thanks for the splendid support
accorded• met at the' polls on
Monday ' It h vas indeed pleasing
and appreciated and I will do my
utmost touplw1c1 the, confidence
you have placed in me,, ,
Sincerely,
CECIL BLAKE.
To: the Electors of Ashfield,
.' Ladies and 'Gentlemen:
Your support on Monday was
,indeed appreciated. and I extend
my hearty .thanks. The affairs of
the municipality will' continue to
have niy-close attention, in my
earnest endeavour ' to 'serve you
well and faithfully
Sincerelly,
•JOHN BRADLEY.
To the • , Electors ' of Ashfield,
Ladies and Gentlemen:
Please .accept my most. sincere
thanks upon my re-election as
councillor on Monday.. 1 appreci-
ate your confidence which is 'ari.
added incentive to continue to be
of the 'utmost service to ''the.
people of Ashfield :Township;
Thanks A Million!•
Sincerely,
KENNETH.L. MacKENiIE.
To: the 'Electors of Ashfield,
Ladies and Gentlemen: '
• Many thanks •for your support
• on 'election day. It was indeed.!
appreciated,. and I assure you 1
will spare no effort to continue -
to ATOrk
continue-to..=work in.,the best interests : of
everyone • in the . municipality:
Again, thanks!
Sincerely; ' '.
ANDREW RITCHIE,.
BORN •
RICHARDS—at .Guelph Hospital.
on Thursday,. Novemlber 27th,• to
Professor N. R ,and Mrs, Richards
(nee Wary Greer), a, son, Robin,
Richard •
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. A. Winn, 13,A.,,
Minister.
SUNDAY;' DECEMBER *7th.
11 • a.m.: Morning Worship.
12.15 p.m.: Sunday School.
3 Erskine: .Church, :'Dun-
Bannon:
7 p.m,;'' Evening Worship.•
Every Wednesday ,at 8.00 p.m.:
Prayer Meeting & .Bible Study'
UCKNOW
UNITED'CHURCH'
Minister:
Rev. G. A. •Meiklejohn, , !
B.A., B,D. '
SUNDAY, DECEMBER:.7th s
11.Sacred Word";
a.m.: "The
.12.15 p.m.. Sunday 'School.
. 7 p.m:: "Signs. of Hunger". .i.
Sunday :School .Concert,
ThUrsday,'.December .18th.
Church Of England
IN. CANADA ,.•
•
Rev. IL L. Jennings,. B.A., L.Th.,
Rector.
• IINDAY,' DECEMBER 7th
Advent 2 • •
Parish Communion Sunday
St.' Peter's, Lucknovlr:.Y
10,30 a.m.:• Sunday School. '
71:00 a.m.: Holy Communion.
St, Paul's,Dungannon; 2 p'.m.
Christ Church" Port Albert'
3.30 p.m .
St.. Patil''s,, Itipieyr .7.30•
p.m.
'Local. & "General'w
PIANOS -5 nev,. 12 used .at the
Mildrnay Furniture Stores. Used
chesterfield suites,new refriger-
ators, washers. '
Mrs. Will Sillib ' of Dungannon
ungannon
visited last week with her sister,
Mrs. John Henry and Mr. Henry.
Will Lees of Detroit left last
week for Tampa, ,Florida, where
he will .spend' the winter,
Miss Lois Henderson and Mrs.
Minnie 'Horne of Toronto spent
•
the week -end; here.
• Gordon ,Montgomery and " Har-.
vey Webster .were in Toronto on:
Tuesday previewing the 1953.
Fords. •
Mr. Joseph Johnston returns µ
from . Wingham , Hospital last
week to ' the , Baker Convalescent
Home.
BE 'READY FOR CHRISTMAS
Order. your Beauty Counselor
gifts of : cosmetics; cologne, soap,
etc:, : from • Mrs. ' Ken. Mowbray
no"
w. Priced from $1,00 up. •
Miss Jean .Douglas• who has
not ,been enjoying good health,'
returned to Wingham Hospital. ori
Saturday for treatment
Mrs. • E. N. Hodgins left. - on
Saturday 'for Hamilton Where'
she will spend the , winter with
Mr. and Mrs, . Glenn Moore.
B a r b a r a': Rathwell 'returned.
home on ' Tuesday from Sick
Children's. IJospital, London,
Where:. She has been receiving
treatment '
MARTH WASHINGTON "Dresses
—new shipment of ,Martha. Wash-
ington:sprint dresses and Kay -Bar
slips,.`this week at'ASHTON'S:.'
• Mr. •Wand Mrs. W. R: Farrier,
Mr..' and Mrs. Garn,F
et Farrier,
Wayne and Janice of White -
Church and. Mr.: and Mrs. Will
Ritchie'' of Zion visited . Sunday
with Mr: and :Mrs.:Sam Reid.
Mrs: 'L. C., Thompson,' Mr. and.
Mrs. Ed . Thom, Mrs. Ron Roth-
well and Rosemary • •and Mrs.
Stuart Collyer and Thommy vis-
itecl last , week in Detroit. with
Mr. and Mrs. Al "Martin, and on
Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Thom re.-
turned
e=turned • with Mrs. Rothwell :'to
Norwood where they ' will ' spend
the winter. .. e,
...Misses Jessie • and •Annie :'Mac
Kay . returned last • week fronri-.a.
visit in Hamilton and .Toronto
where they .attended the Royal
Winter,,. Fair.. At Hamilton they.
w re •g is .• of.' Miss . Isobel", Mac -
In osh, • o invited. in some for-
mer. ulcknowi•tes to .spend ail •
evening. They included Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Fisher, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack,, Leith, `Mr. ,and Mrs. Glenn
Moore, Mrs. :Jack Campbell and
Mrs. Margaret Fink. •
GIFT SOLUTION=a: subscription
to .The Sentinel makes ' a 'most
acceptable gift: No ;fuss, no both-,
er. 'Just :order it and we will send:
a. gift card. The :year rourill gift
the entire'farnily' will appreciate.•,
WOLF .,CUBS.
Due to .:other activities in the
Recreational Centre our regular
-weekly-nreeting was held . in. the -Ta
Council Chambers with •an at-
tendance , of 23 .Cubs. `Sixes Bill'
Andrew conducted the opening
ceremonies. Investitures' which-
were to have :been held . • were
postponed until we were able' to
return" to' "The Jungle", Most of
the evening was spent • in pre-
paring for the .corning 'Scout -Cub•
Parent •Night, after which Musi-
cal games were 'played. '
• .Cubs . qualifyin.g for the Col-
lectors. Badge by satisfactory leaf'
collections are John' Andrew,. Bill''
Andrew, Frank Murdie Gary Rit-
chie, Murray Hunter, Bobby Hun-
ter- and Fraser Ashton. •
CLINIC' BUILT BY
LUCKNCWITE
A NLchgan paper recently car-
ried a picture ' and story of the
"Colony Clinic", 'built by' Dr.
William P, MacKenzie, D.O., for-
merly of Lucknow. Bill is a. son
of Mrs.. Wm, MacKenzie • and the
late Mir. MacKenzie. '
Dr.. 1VIaoKenzie was associated
in the project, by. another Doctor.
of Osteopathy, Dr.. • S. B. Gilroy,'
and the . clinic is described as be-
ing "a beautiful and modern qd
dition to St. Clair Shores", Mich-
igan,' in suburban Detroit. ' A part
of the building will be occupied
by the, dssntal. offices of Dr. •A. ' L.
Weinberg:
The following `story accompan-
red .the holding,' of open house
attended by several hundred per'-'
so Thanks chiefl
y to Dr, 'W William
P. MacKenzie, St. Clair ''Shoff es
now has: a modern clinic with
two .doctors, a dentist, a sizeable
staff 'of assistants' and •the, latest
scientific e '
ti is quipment.
,The Colony„ Clinic,, at Mack and
Colony, two. !blocks below Nine
.Mile.R.oadf 'has: been completed
andput into operation. . The con-
struction process took • about 7
months, and Dr. MacKenzie cer-
tainly can be proud„ of the finish-
ed product.'
The doctor's 'part of the, 'clinic:
contains a' reception room, three'
general ',treatment room`s, a room
with a' .hospital• bed,, a clinical
laboratory, a surgery ' for minor
operations .such as tonsilectomies,
anx-ray room and a darkroom..
The dental . sectioncontains a reg
ception room, .a !business office,
a laboratory' and :three 'operating
roo'ris.' There is ,a separate lava
tory at 'each- end' of`•the ,building;'
he •. entire structure is .:air -con -
Awned. '
The .clinic .is •'a colonial style
building : . on the ' outside, while
the interior: is decorated in :a
modern trend. Walls are.' a. dusty
•rose in the :. hallway and. • two
rooms; two other. rooms are' light
•
blue; ' the x-ray.. room is -yellow;'
the laboratory .is ''blue green to
'match' the tile- in the surgery,
and the receptron 'room is green,.
ASK' FARMER C.O-OPERATION.
IN LIVESTOCK SURVEY
Each .December ' the Dominion
.Bureau Of . Statistics,' ' Ottawa, in
co-operation- with . the .Provincial
Department of..Agriciuiture • 'of
Ontario,' Toronto; conduct .a . sur-
vey
urvey ' of ' the .ncimber of live. stock -
on farms,:' and the test of,` hired
labor. Forrnsfor this survey :are.
being. mailed to all\fers_ and
will be' in their hands about Oe-
cember lst. '
• The. ' Ontario Department ,sof.
Agrieuititre hopes that all farm-.
ers will complete'and' return this'
schedule. in the 'lpastage'free en-
velope 'supplied because reliable
statistics on the .farm` situation'
can only !be -'compiled if there is
a widespread response from all
types of farmers throughout. the_
province.
• This survey is 'designed to pro.-.
vide answers to such questions as
"How many cattle are there in
Ontario? How many of these are
dairy and ' how . many • are beef
nim-ais•?_ _-How- -mariY-hogs;, -are-
there 'on farms now, and how
many 'sows' are going to farrow
in the next . six months?". •
This survey is absolutely con
fidential and ' has, no connection
whatsoever with taxation. ,;i-
divildual reports are grouped to-
gether in the ,statistics office of
the Ontario. Department of • Ag-`.
riculture where estimates:.of .,the
required , information are .made
' on a county • basis. •
The Minister of Agriculture,
Colonel the Hon. Thomas L. Nen-
nedy, recently. stated , that these
statistics on agricultural produc-
tion, were of ' veifyc great help to
him in determining the state of
agriculture'• -,and, in drawing up.
policies to improve and further
the :interests. of ,farmers. Ire, also
stated' that farm organizations, '
such at the Federation. of Agri
culture, made: a great' deal :of use
1
of these figures' in the 'prepara-
tion of their briefs '*to both 1.h' •
Provincial and Dominion •Govern
. , ;0 --'•
The annual 23c membership
fees are' now due.. Please do• not
delay 'your. pay`nieiit•
All pareiita of Cubs ate invited
to attend' the ,annual meeting and
`Parent Night to. be, held in the
Recreational Centre tomorrow
night, December 5th, Come with.
'your boy.
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