The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-11-10, Page 10WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10th,
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THAT Spence: Irwin was dis
charged on Monday, aftej nine
days in . Wingham Hospital
with severe head and chest in
juries he received in,a motor
accident south of Belfast. It
was first feared that Spence
, might be critically hurt, and
‘while fortunately He was npt;
. Ke has still got to take it pretty
easy for a spell despite his re-
,, markable1 recovery,
THAT m our mail last Wednes
day we received a copy of The
Mildmay Gaiette, .which isn't
unusual for wfe receive it every
week—-or almost every week.
’ What^Wag-"unuaual—was—tti&t;
this well-wrapped And clearly
addressed paper was, of the
issue <>t * January 7th, 1954.
Where it's been for the past
ten months, we'll never., know.
That issue was of special locaL
interest* as it announced the
pending transfer of Bank Man
ager Cecil McAlpine to the;
LondonStbranchoftheBank
of Montreal in Windsor;
THAT the customary interesting
budget of news from St. Helens
is missing this week, due to
the fact thht the, cprresppndetit,
Mrs. W. A. Miller, has been
ill. Mrs. Miller took suddenly
ill pn Saturday as she was pre
paring to attend the W. A.
; • bazaar. Mrs. Miller was feel-
ing cbnsiderably better <the
first of the Week,
THAT “The Davies” presented
one of their very popular vocal
- programs at the Lucknow Dis
trict High School on Tuesday
afternoon.
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Instant flame adjustment .
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THAT I^onard MacDonald is ex-
pecting a verir important let
ter in the iilaiU any of these
days. Following good for
tune in the Irish Sweepstakes,
he received notification on
October 91dt* 4hat he’d be
hearing more in about three
THAT in renewing the Sentinel
last week, Bolb Reid of Strath<
roy, says they are counting pn
having a good hockey team
there this year. They have a
new artificial ice arena, and
the team will be coached by
Don Emms, who was with
—Gode^eh^Iast^y ehr4—
THAT Joe Irwin and Mias Cath
erine MaciLennan were prize
winners at the Auxiliary Shoot
party on Friday night.
- Weeks tinie. The amount of
•Kis prize was not stated.
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THAT Jim Weiler, 17-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Weil
er of the Second Concession,
has his right arm in .a cast
as the result of a buzz saw ac-
cident, which caused a bone
fracture and severe lacerations.
THAT Jean Richards of Luck
now Public School represent-
edBruce^County-atrfhedistrict
public speaking contest at
Guelph last Wdenesday. Win
ner of the contest was Donna
. Aitcheson of Grey County. .
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THAT Harvey, Webster spent
the week-end in Toronto and
. visited at the homes of Herb
Graham and Dr. W. V. John-
. ston. Since returning home,
Harvey has been telling the
boys that as a cribbage player
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THAT the . Monday night weekly
Shoot parties commenced this
week wjth five tables present.
Prize winners were Mrs. Aus
tin Solomon and John Carter.
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THAT “The Kidnappers” is run
ning at The Playhouse until
Thursday night under auspices
of The Legion. So great is the
“ demand for this film that it
was necessary to drive to
Brampton on Monday to pick
it up, and the. first show was
a lit0e late in getting started
that evening. There are two
shows nightly during the four-
day run; /
THAT Glbn Campbell is under
going treatment in London for
the effe&s \of .polio which
struck him suddenly three
—weeksago.^Theparalysisthat
resulted was confined to | his
7 legs.
THATJack Stewart is home
from Goderich Hospital and is
getting/about on crutches for
•the tirtie being. Jack was hurt
.'•> in an auto accident near Au?
burn, when he suffered ^ knee
injury that may leave him
with a stiff knee.
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