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ErOURTH CONCESSION DADS RECEIVED
Everyone is sorry to, know that
Mr. Ed. Little is. confined to bed
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with a broken leg. We hope ' he
will not .,be too long before .he
can move about.
Mr. Jack McKinnbn•came, hone
from Wingham Hospital Wednes-
day and is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hender-
son of Moosomin, Sask., arrived
Tuesday and will ' stay for the
Reunion. They visited' or the 4th
fast Wednesday fait .:are staying
at the home of "their cousin, Mrs.
Mary Ross in Lucknow, • . •
Professor F. 'Scott' MacKenzie,
a native of Ashfield Township,
came back "home" 'last week to
conduct the morning service in
the church of his boyhood, on the
occasion of the 100th anniversary
of Ashfield 'Presbyterian church.
Rev, MacKenzie is on the staff
of McGill Presbyterian' College
in Montreal. He went West as a.
youth and in 1909 entered McGill.
University�College in; British Coles
umbia: The next year he • came
to Montreal where the University
Mr, Rennie Graham and sister centre was .-established, Upon
Anna motored up'from Toronto graduating he took ,post graduate
fog the week-endP Miss 'Anna will work at Harvard University: He
remain for a holiday,. served : as , assistant in St.: And
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H, xrea an a.
charges at , Sydney .Mines, N.S.,
'and Parjs, Qntario, before Join-
ing the ,College staff:
•' Rev: McKenzie ;•is: ''son, of
the late John. Neil • MacKenzie,
whoin a 1911.. was master of, Old
Light Lodge. Impressed:' by. his.
father's ;faithfulness in regularly
DECORATIONS:' RAN SHORT driving .by .horse ten lrithaei
turned from Toronto to the home
of her daughter, Mrs. W. F. Mac-
Donald. • .She was accompanied,
froth Toronto by her niece, Miss
Grace Graham of Toronto-.
. Mr. and; Mrs. George .Middle-
ton are here for the Reunion,
Local supplies • of fla•'' and lodge, Mr. MacKend to
zie ..Betide
laA �, �• nti .i . ,
Crc ,icy paper were quicl.ly eX-: Join the Masons, and while spend-:
haiisted' the fir;,t of the week as
decorating Was /commenced' 'in
ear nest and inane citizens 'star't-
ed preparing fcir the calithumpian,
parade. The. sell out came.in time.
'Mr; and :Mrs. Donald J. Low for soe'stoi es toi ep'ieiiisli.their'
nd'son'. Ian of Union,' New •Jer- stocks, so -that' i ater;i.al Vas avail
iy, are visiting this Week at the able to
add .ome: last; minute.
name of Mr. Allister Hughes: touches: , '
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II And tis our hope that this ' Hoeo in
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occasion and that ` you
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will: meet many old friends.
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ing the summer here in 1914
"F.S." was introducedinto Masi
1 of ry by ••h s.'fathei.
' In 1938:. Professor. MacKenzie
was the." sitting master of ' Uni-.
v ersi,ty . Lodge, No. '8.4 in ' Mon-'
ti al, -*and; had.:the sirnilar leas.,:
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:.ure of giving his son. his Masonic
obligation; The son, Dr, . F. • Doug -
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las 1acKenzie, took post graduate
work in surgery at the Univer-
sity of Edinburgh,' where he re-.'
ceived his. F.R.C.$. degree a year,
a'ge• Foy the past •,year, . he has
acted as ° deputy chief. surgeon at
■. Hexham' General Hospital, :,Eng-,
■"'. land, Dr. ,;and Mrs.: MacKenzie
: plan' to return to Canada .'soon
and will sail for' the :Dominion
on- August 4th aboard. the ,Em-
presss.of ' Canada:
The family• • reunion ' will be
complete:_with the arrival of Pro-
fessor. and Mrs. Maclenzie's dau-
ghter, Isobel, Mrs. N. E.• Garrard
of • Houston;: Texas: She 'is re,
a cuperatirlg from an illness with
pneumonia; but. expects• to. soon.
be • abie to come : to 'Montreal ..for
j•,a visit, accompaniedby her young
son, Scott MacKenzie, Garrard.:.
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• a Mrs: MlacKenzie .aye spending.`:a
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halapy • week here, reriewing, old
•acquaintances . MVh s. Macl(enz
is also• 'a. native of Ashfield:She
was: ' formerly . Lexie 'MacLean,
daughter of the :late Mr'.. and Mrs.
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WORLD NEWS
:.'ATTENTION --- Friday July; 30th
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�MA'P INEE x.30 r LUCKY DRAWS
.Mon., Tues.; Wed.
AUGUST:.2,: 3, 4 -
JON HALL M9RO▪ RREY LINDSAY
ANDY. DEVINE
PAULA DREWq� ROBERT Wl COX.
JONATHAN' tAtE, JACK LAMBERT .
Added -- "Let's Sing ' a Western' Son'.."
Spend -Tile Civic Ho iday With Us.
• Mrs.' Ed' Schaeffer is, spending
a few days with- Toronto .friends.:
7VIenibers from I�the local A. Y.
P, A<. -attended the Deanery picnic 'rally at the Church. of Messiah on
at Port Elgin on Wednesday' last. November .,3rd: '
A •• program Of ,spors..and . a 'soft The Girls 'W. A. are 'holding ' 1 '•
the park to ''over ' fifty Young
People. , At.:, the business session'
it' was . decided to hold the ; fall
ball game between. Kincardine 'baking' sale. also :vsa e of •work in •
and 'Kinlbu 'h was.. enjoyed. A the Legion a�. Luckn
bountiful' supper was served' in Saturday; •May • '31st. •
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to. Mr: afidl Mrs.., Dennis :Hogan,
R.3, 'Lucknow, *a daughter.
McKAY=Blaine.:Joseph, • soh.:of
Mk. and Mrs, Calvin McKay; 1058
•Moy Ave, Windsor; (nee; Eileen
•Valad), wishes • to announce the,
arrival of ..a brother; , Lawrence'
:' Calvin, July .:19, 1948;:: at . Hotel,:
Dieu .ggospital., :•
KIN4OUGIT .:.
Mr. and • Mrs.. Arthur' Gordon,,
and Mrs.: Jack ' Gordon of
Saskatoon, Mr, and; Mrs. 1Vljarvyn
Gordon, King and Patsy of St,
Catharines . visited" during , the
week with. Mr. and Mrs George.
Haldenby and other relatives
' Mis .Betty . G llespie retuned
home f rorn visiting with relatives
inWhitechur ch.
•Mr.. Jack. Elliott of London vis
ited . with . ' itilr, ., • and. Mrs :Karl
IBoyce. .
Friends and relatives here'were.
pleased • to that Mr.
: Selloff, of Detroit, who underwent
major :'.operation', tin'; Tuesday
bast is ,making favorable progress.
• Mrr. Levi Eckenswiller° • a n d
Douglas of. London . visited the
Bast. weekt;-ith' her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. •H'' A. Graham
Mr.. Fred Hamilton, Mr .Harry
Colling, Mrs. Mitchell; all• of Vans
tourer a1'e visiting with Kr. and.
&.vs. Wm'.' Cos, Con. 10.
Mr. and Mrs..John Hockley re-
turned to 'Toronto .after visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed • Schaeffer.
....Congr,.atttlations. to Mit,
B. Carson (nee • ,Evelyn McLean)
who :• were married in London on;
4 Saturday.. •.
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