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P..A�GE TWS
:BOUGHT CATTLE
AT MICHIGAN SALE
George Kennedy, local. Here-
ford breeder, attended theliege-'
ford sale at Ki -Point Fauns at.
"Romeo, Michigan, and purchased
'four two-year-old heifers which
cqt, hima total, of $3;550. He
was accompanied by Bert Mason.
blf:1;r1;p1ey who ibought .one head,•'
'-Thirtyy cattle came to Canada
,from this- Sale. The fact that Can-
adian money 'was ,accepted .at•par,
was a factor in buyers, :frani this
'side actively ° participating.
• Mr. Kennedy's' 'purchases in-:
chided,': • •
'•,1-1P Miss ,Triumph at..$1000. S'he
is 'bred to HC: Larry Domino• :90th, .
a fullbrot>rier:;:of the 1947 grand,
!diafnpion at .the, Chicago • Show,
HP , Miss Double . Royal 41.h; at
$1000 : She. is bred .' to the Mill
which sired the grand champion:
bull and get of sire, at the Royal
last • fall,.
The' other two heifers ''dare 'HPI'
Miss Double Royal 6th, ..at $850
-and IIP,. Miss Regent .102nd at
.$700...• • ..
"Mr. Mason purchased ' HP ..Miss'
Regent 103rd, a ' $480 heifer. 'and
' Frank.' Thompson of East Wawa
ricish bought HP • Miss :Regent', a
:.$900 heifer.' . .
Topaprice animal at the sale:
aiceanimal
went for $3525..
THF LIC•NOW SENTINEL,. • LUCKNOW,
LEGIONNAIRES STILL
BUILDING. BALL TEAM. .
'LucknoW Legionnaires have
dropped their first three starts
in" Class "A" bull;; but aren't; by
any means discouraged:. What
players' were available' when the
season' opened , llac'kied practise,
and '• couldn't be expected to
make too anuch• of a showing..
It' was :an .all day job on Mon
clay to 'have the diamond in 'shape'.
for the, opening hone game' that
night, with Sea.forth, 'which the,
Legionnaires .dropped by a 19=11,
score
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T
ARAM
'meeting
wil .
The: June. Institute xn g l
be held. at ;the. home of Mrs. Jas.
lvt�ac,Donald; and "will be marked
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. by grandanother's,day: The grand-.
mothers are yin chargeof the, p
ro-'.
gram
,u.of
Eileen Henderson, R.N ,
1Vliss ,
Stratford Hospital, '' spent .the'
• veek-end with
her
,parents.
;'•,
Mr.anY
S.. - Crunnp of :'the: R. C.
Y
A. F..
was :Married: in Winnipeg
- e . 2th
a "1Vlonda Jun 1
Fl.orence . MacDonald of. •Mrs ''.
Teeswater spent. the week -end• at
DRINK
AF
TRADE MARK kEG
The muse that refreshes
Freddy..Banks pitched good ball
but his battery mate, Tom Gag
-
gin,' was opt of •action. 'early in
the game with, `a split 'liana' that
took ° a couple' of stitches. �"
The "Legion •Executive is • still
working to. 'field '• 'a ,•''contending
team,'' :,and ':were planning to
spring another surprise' when
they took .on the Clinton Airmen
•.Last Friday night in Wingharn,
Lucknow made :it close; coming
out ori.. the short end of .a,-7-4:
e
There- were upwards of • 400
;fans •. in ' attenda'nce on Monday .
night,' arid _they:' weren't tea crit-
ical of the showing, b•ecause••they
know ;that the; boys. have --been
badly handica'pped:to date,' and
that' there's%. promise•• .of; better
things' ahead; . :
score.
STAR•TS• PRACTISE
'KENNETH J. M'acKENZIE.
Son of Mr, and -Mrs. Roy Mae
•Kenzie of. Ripley and formerly of
Ashfield,'has •opened~sail •offi'ce n
Listowel ,for the practise of op-
tometry. He;g'rao atTed this>aprir ,
from the College of Optorr'etry in
Toronto. ' .
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—Cut courtesy Listowel Banner,
ONTARI9
T AR�I9
WEDDING BELLS•
KING MCKENDRUGK .
On Friday, 'June' 9th, at 7 p.m.,
midst a setting of 'palms. and pus, •
pie and white. 410,4 Martha Mae
McKendrick, daughter of . Mrs.
McKendrick and .the late James
A. McKendrick,, formerly of
Lochalsh;•• became the bride of
Wallace Arthur King, son'of Mrs.
THiliiUAX, JUNE 15th, 1950
BE-U'I GN MARKS
AN N I V:E'RSARY
LISTOWEL, June 11_.• -Mr. anti
Mrs. Herbert Graham, esteemed
•Kinlough) residents,, were honored
at a 'family gathering. on Sunday,.
They .celebrated their. 49th wed -
cling anniversary Monday.
• This first reunion the parents
Harding and the.late Arthur King •had with .their; seven 'children in
of Tpronta in -Erskine Tnited' 17 years,:: was held at the hom.
Church;• Toronto. ;of thew youngest daughter;'Mrs•' '
Dr. Philip Duncan officiated in ; Joseph . Cassidy, Clifford; The
the double ring ceremony. Mrs, home was gaily decorated.fer• the
1Vlitchell:' presided at the, organ event :with seasonal flowers..
•and 'Mrs. McKarihan gave+ a love- • Mr. ,Gra:ham, 7.5, has lived his..
l'y. rendition of 'The Lolls Pt aY- e'ntire life. on, the farm where, he
•k
er" . and. "Because • no*. resides . ", son cif the' late
The bridefi,beautifully gowned john Graham and his: wife; Eliza
in
'White' velvaray • organza 'over !beth; Grundy, 13e:.hnlds.;in hi_s. o
• .. p s
faille, taffeta;, the .full sk rtfalhng `essron' a brown: dcec1 to the :•farm;`
to, a short train, was .given 'lin ;Hi.s father,' an li•ishmdJ settled.
marriage ,by leer bi oth it, Douglas'.in the Bruce Count : ai:.ca, clean-.
McKendrick:' Her ,• fiingertip� veilh ing, the- land ' which • ,has 'a1 ays"'
of tulle illusion was caught up to reanained; hi the Grahinn name, •
a headdress of pearls and' orange A son, George, s' t() contlaue
'blpssoms• a'ncl she'"cal led a: double the :family tz adition liy: takini;
crescent: bouquet of pink • roses over. the farm• •Mr,:.Graham, a
and: white 'sweet.. peas. • Staunch Ann,glic in ar�d C unsei•‘ia..:
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Miss B.eitha McI endii k, alas tive,•maintains'an <<etiV( interrst_:-.
t;er^of tlie,bride, Was maid' of Y►on='in T611 cl ur,ch,: and.'politieul cif:-.•
cies, le • also l' i nlc�mher• of the
Loyal Orange Lci.d;c. l:lc ii,as an
only child
or and Mss; William Barrett and
Mrs. Gordon Wilson were brides-
,Maids-. They. wore similar gowns
ofapple gre.en•.velvaray organza
over. faille taffeta with snatching.
ictui•e hats Olid carried double
• Mrs. Graham •i5, 01''.Sc-otch de
JUNE BRIDAL AT
Scent, corning;: 'frock the White -
p church. district. `Her fiarr:nts •ere •
G H .CHURCH :c'rescent bouquets ,:of yellow' roses the I'ate John .McLean and his
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KINLOU
n .Church, of A .,. ' ; ,rooms-
' The Anglican . , red. � Waites' acted as g married '•Mr Gr��}iarn •: at
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• and mauve sweet Peas. Wife,-- Elizabeth. McQuillin She
tension; l inl'ough ,was the'scene an
,AN'EARLYIVIORNING FIRE last
Monday destroyed .on implement.
shed and tractor':' at the Marin of
.Verner , I'33rown .at. the. lake:'on' the
Second Conce'Ssion.' .Ripley fire
lridage: responded to ,the .alarm
.and' saved . `.others, , buildings. 'from
falling preyto: the . flames..
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the hnrne of. .her sister, Mrs. .1
Eiphick.
'Mr,. and.:Mrs. .Robert MacKen-'
zie and children 'of Coburg, and.
-Mrs Gayler of :Kincardine visit-
ed with, Mr. Jack. and Bob :Macy
Intosh
• Mr. and,. Mrs'. Howard'Robert
,Shirleynd'' Billie: visited-
son, ,Shirley ,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter. Dex
• Mr..' and: Mrs. Walter Dexter
and •Mr. arid Mrs.' Jas. Ketchabaw.
'irls`'s. spent Satur• da . at;' Cer -
az�dg. p 'Y•
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b ter Observan e
uron-Maitland Pres y y •
Anniversar
of the
re b terian (hurch ..
y
ifl:'(aflatla
will be 'held, • at` 8 ,p m: D S.T.' "iti
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K OX CHURCH; GODERIC71
E` 25th
GUEST ,PREACHER FOR •' THIS SERVICE '
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Prof. ;David' W. Hay; of Knox College,. Toronto
will.; be assisted .by. two former Moderators of the. "Generel ,
Asse'mbly, the Very 'Rev:: Dr., C. H. MacDonald; of Bluevale
,sand, the Very. Rev. Dr. r .S. Shortt of 'Kincardine.,'Clergy •
i i . • . service:
of Huron-Maiit)land Presbyterywill share • in the
Musk by: Massed :Robed Choirs in
Stately : Precessional;
direction . of W., 1t1.i Bishop; choirmaster of KnoX Church,
'Goderich:'
ACCOII�YODATION ,`ARRANGED FOR ALL.
SERVICE AMPLIFIED: FOR THOSE , PRESENT.
BROADCAST CKNX• FROM 8.30' FOR SHUT-INS.'
Special. Anniversary' Offering will be received by•Presbytery.
Anyone Wishing' Transportation . oir ',Able ' To
Provide Cars; Communicate. With,
MR. JAMES PICKERING, Lucknow. 1 -
REV: G. S, BA'tLCH, Sou
th�• Kinloss. ,• ' -
and i sher�s were. W J. Bell' church on June'1.2h° '1(101 T h e
a Towel : summer wedding on.x,... ,sere on• -lovas - er'fort
of Yand J. P. Wilco m y w p Yred.by µ,the •
Wednesday;June 1 4th, `;