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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1955-02-23, Page 5WEIN\IASDAN, PE 3rd, •1955 r • eV •TIIE 'LT,JCKNOW. SENTINEL, 141CI<NOW, ONTARIO, PAGE FIV4 Tbe—atire wi-NGHAM First SiloWing at 7.15 p.m, Sa9.irday.- Matinees, 2.00 . p.m, _ Wed., Thurs., ‘Fri., Sat. ' FEBRUARY 23, 24, 25; 26 WHITE CHRISTMAS , . . Irving Berlin , 'Songs, techni- •color and VistaVision and a , cast including :Bing CrosbyL • Danny Kaye; Rosernary Cloon-. ey and .Vel4a . ...1)fatinee Sat. afternoon 2 p.m. Admission: Evenings 7c. and 25e Matinee 5 and 2k.. MondaY, 1:1160113, Wednesday FEB, go, MAR 1-2:- "Doitot irtithe House." The u,;7011tious stori of the: Ups-anci-dOWns, the lives and loves of four students during their five years of medical the • making Of Serving trays, ;arid demonstrated the hand -Painting schOol. Starring :are Dirk Bo - garde and Kenneth More:. of therm Mr. and Mrs. Shelton are kept busy. in ' the manufacture- _ - DEMONSTRATES PAINTJNG and painting of 'these Lazy Susan . OF SERtING TRAYS serving. trays, Which: ar.e. in, pop- ______ ular ,demand, and, are being ship.! Canadian Industries was the ped coast-to-coast from the local subject for the last • meeting --of r1nL- _ the Kairshea Institute, and on "'One of the. trays Whicii-Wai- this occasiOn Mrs: Chris 'Sheltonpresented. to ,the Kairshea Insti-• was •the guest; and eprplained- tute is. to be raffled Off.. CARD c» TrIANKS ctivirs wiSh to thank all those° who assisted' them end were so kind in .various ways follOwing 'thei; re tt misfortune. All these nd acts' were much appreciat- d. Mrs; Elwood Bathe= wishes o Sincerely thank all.these Who were so kind: mid' sympathetic at .the, tline:„of • the death of her 'father, with special thanks to the Wirighani Hospital staff, • , I wish to, thank all my friendS and • relatiVeS, for lovely. gifts, retters,:' cad ani Calit- on try birthday, Thank you one and all.• . , , • . • , Elizabeth 11/1.- Alton; IWish to thank' the Monday Night. Shoot Club and:all those who. 'contributed to ' the benefit draw which was. • heid in: rny behalf. ,•• ,• • • • • June Collyer, lCINLOTJaH* ,The WA, meeting was held: at the home of Mrs, George Ore.,' ham With Mrs. Award' Thomp- son in Charge: "Soldiers of the Cross' Arise', was .the opening • hymn followed by prayers. Mrs.. Bert Nicholson gave: the thought for the day "It •pays to pray". The word, for the roll Call we -.5-. "repent", Rey, J. Prest read the scripture. A n?inute's silence was • Observed in Memory of the late Mrs. John Cox., a. former rn,eiri-. ber. An article on ;the xibork' df Miss Elsa ,Peters was read,- also, a 1etter<2 froin ,:Canon • Allan Greene: of ',the Columbia Coast • Mission was read by Mrs; J. W. tOW'ell.: Th60 theme', Of the meet.; ing.: was the ch.urch...and W.A.• Newfdundland., MrS,, Torn: Hod gips read from the: Living 'Meas- • age on this work 'which was fur-. ther' :described by. Mrs. Don. Mc - cosh; the guest speaker, using a map to illustrate her talk on,the many iikteresting things- about; the CoUntry end the workthat is being parried on there.Mrs. Geo. Ilaldenby gave the closing reL marks. "Breathe �n. me Breath of God",4as the -closing hymn which was folic:4%16cl • by the -lit- any. Dainty -refreshments were ser.v,ed by the..hOstes.S. Recent visitors with• Mrs. Ger- trude Walsh and '.1‘iliss • Annie Wall were 'Miss Jean Osborne of. Luclmow • and Miss Evelyn borne. of Huron. ' .Mrs..Bill'AUrtis suffering frOrii an 'attack Of, jaundice: , "The Happy' HOur": Farm For - met: on Monday ,evening it the liomeof. Mr. and.,M3m. Frank Matilden. ' ' : Mrs M.. Dudley visited Thurs- • day 'with Mrs., James Hodge and, with MiSs Annie Wall. and Mrs. Walsh .; . -,Mr-,-and Mrs._ Howard MeGnire of Olivet viSited. with Mr.' and and.'George :HaldenbY: • Mrs Perry Bushelland Judy spent a. fey das, in Toronto th relatives-:._ .• , Mr.; arid. Mrs. Lynn, Geddes •Sz. Bobby Of ,Kinioss•• visited .Thurs- day With.Mr. J.- W., ColWell. ,- 'Friday, February:25th is World .contest was conducted. by Mre. interesting ::paper on the, lrfe ot CONSIGNMENT- SALE , under the, auspices of • The :Ontario Beef Cattle Improvement Association The Sheep and Swine Arena, RoYal-Winter Fait Buildings.' Toronto—. ,„ Tuesday,- Match ,8th. and. Wednesday,,, March. 9th • Shorthorn bill's 'sell on Tuesday,' March 6th: at 10:00 a.m. Aberdeen Angns, and, Hereford bulls' sell On Wednesday, • ' ,11flarch 9th at 4.0:00 :a.m. 1955 , . , „ , 1. Every bull delivered to the *pre,rnises wilj be inspected . , and Only those 'considered to beup, to a. high standard will be offered for sale; • 2. At no Other Sale will beef 'Producers' have the op- pOrinnitY, of choosing front' such,•:a large offering. ; Every Ontario. resident " who buys a bu.l1 for Use: -.oti his .,herd Will be, eligible for a .:prernitim- equal to :-25- pet'' Cent of the purchase .-price, but not exceeding • $150.90::; ,or catalogues apply to . . B. B.' Wernica, President, 'W P..Watson, 4eVY"., Barrie, R.R..No, 4. Parliament Buildings, Toronto: ONTARIO' BEEF:. CATTLE IMFROVEMENT• . , „ ki.noo6.4Yese:it;imoots.)01.60404.4sm • To 'Order Your. :from Chkk atchir All 'birds from Canadian II. • ApprOve61, •Ctoyernment in-' spected` and blood tested , Sioek NocoiP1i1flt$ regis- TWo Shows •Nightly, First Show at 7.15 ' Matinee Saturday at 2.00 Thursday, ittuiday, February 24, 25, 2 6ty .Grintoaati John Garfield, in • • . DESTINATION TOKYO". Aboard the 'submarine "Copperfin" with a cargo Of cduraie ' • and TNT they slug itoutwith the Japs. • • , Tuesday, Wednesday, Feb. 2.8,. mar, , Broderick . . . , • . • Crawford:- and -Clair .,Treifor, kILLING 'kV; . • . . eill-Slay--.-YaHii.Darpon. yOn's nen-es 10.11gli :genSO.tiotle " COMING—March 3, 4 ' 5, :"Two Year Before The Mast'''. • ." games Were played 60a lunch United 'Church Evg. Auxiliary was served: The closing- remarks were giyen, by Joyce .Haldenby. • Mr. and Mrs. George Heiden - by • spent Sunday with .°Mr. and ' Clare Sperling :at Walker- ton, it being the occasion of Al- lanitSparling's ,:2nd birthday. ° • Mrs. Frank 'Maulden enter- , . tained the Presbyterian W.M.S. at her 'hoine on Wednesday af'-' Presbyterian Evening Auxiliary' • ternoon., ; • The''Evening Auxiliaryof the met in the church fel- lowship room', for their .rebruaz7; 'meeting witik, an ,attendance 37..: The president, Mrs. T. A. .MacDonald, conducted the' de-- yotie44nd 'business 'period. pur Auxiliary 'accepted tWitit• pleasureth . the invitation of- e to join with them for the 11Lareh .„ meeting in their church ,March FARAMOUNi :IVIEMBERS • CONTRIBUTE TO.MUSEUM The Paramount • Women's In- stitute' meeting ,.1,Arai held.' at..the •'horde of Ors: J.'. Henderson ph Feloriiaty 5th. The 'meeting op - 15th. An evening .seryice on the . World's Day of Prayer was sug- gested bueit was decided to, ton- tinue With 'just the usual :after- noon' service' for this year, but to consider an evening service * the future. Red Cross sewing Was., ened` with Xthe ' ode and all re.; given out, this to be finished and .peated the. Mary 'Stewart Col- handed:in at the next ,meeting. lect. The roll call was ',answered A6 bin& of either sandwiches or cookies' wIl be • provided tVare lay a -home remedy. Each mein- -her paid :their. dollar for ,• the museum project. Miss Joan Cor - Mack spoke ,on -"Health" and all, enjoSoreci 7 her talk , Very much:. •Mrs. 0: Richards moved -vote, members for the Mission: Band . . . • Meeting each month. The '-'to-pic':- ',Growth of the Church in •India' .3x-.ae capably .prepared by Mrs:. W. Howey and. givezi in. her ab.' . Cormack„.Mrs sence.• by ..Mrs. Roy' Black with... F. Martin, caPably, gave the cur-. Mrs. '.K ••Murdie, 'Mts. Ed John - rent. eirents. Mrs. Alex. :MacNey ston and Mrs. Mel Stewart :assist - gave ' a Valentine reading and a ing.. Mrs Alex IVIacNay gave a# Day of'plyter- when women' of K:' MacNay. 'L-Unch was served Saint.Valentine and a-humorons. levery-deno ination are urged to by, themildsLes.S., • • 'attend, the prayer service in their. „ community. ' ForKinlough: and 1, 'Some people are funny", : said. „ , , , , district all, ladies ,are .invited to uncle 7 .Fil8ert, "Map • -',.I know the Anglican 'Church at 2.30 with hadn't kissed .his wife for ten Mrs. • Perry: . Hodgins' the key- years. ,Then he, goes and shoots woman. , The.:,EVening., . Guilda fellow who,did". 1 meeting will,1?e,held•••follevritig :• the praker meeting. ,' • Mrs. :Elizabeth Alton -of. Luck - now celebrated celebrated' -her ••85th' birth- clay.on Saturday4t at the .horne • of her daughter,Mis. W. •• G. Reed. Relatives from here •visit - ,ed with. her to. Mark the happy occasion. iMeSsrs. J. R. and. lgai- • colm Lane are brothers ' of the: dear lady „ Congratulations are eXtended• fi431111 old friends here. .Misses, ,MarionShantz and ,Schumacher Spent the week -end with Mr. and: Mrs... Wm.' Wail. • °' and. Mrs; Joe Wall of Luc now. spent an afternoon • With Mi .v Annie' Wall here. Mr,. anUttri.-,Duncan MacIten- zie left Fridak,to spend a. While at Sarnia 'before 'retUrning to .theirhome at Moose Jaw:. Sask. They were here attending , the funeral of! -..their Mint,the late Mrs. Co*" and , spent the ..paet week wit,h':'iMrrand Mrs: William COX and • other relatives,: • ' Mr, and Mrs., Clayton NichOl- Son and family, con. 4; Huron,. visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs ,' Bert NichOlson, • Mr, 'arid Mrs. P. A. Murray, Frank, Varbara and Elaine were to• Toronto over last'. Week -end and attetidelithe baPtisrn of their. • gr'andson, Lawrence, Alexander ,(Larry)': Kraemer, ihrant sem .of 1V/r. arid Mrs. Lorne Kraemer. '• Mr. and Mrs, Howard ThOrrip. son and grandchildren,' 'John D. and.' Susan Coiling, Visited on Sunday' with. Mr. and Mrs Alex' , Percy. ; Mr, an rs, a rice -dd of London and Ellwood HodginS• of Toronto spent the week -end with _relativeshere, • Mr, Russell Barr. of Toronto spent the week -end at his home , here. • , 'On Saturday evening the 'Pres - • tered front our entire nunt- ber of 1954 customers. Your patronagd appreciated last i• • year; We look for • seeing •you again t HOGCONTRACTS AVAILABLE Phone' or Call' Lticknow 165 . 'Dungannon 19-r-12 i byterianfroun , g People , held a' sleiqhriding party, . Later; they Pit tied to the church where _ _ _ _ • reading.' ',`Leave it to :n the Lad- les' Aid". Mrs. Lloyd Ashton awl 'Mrs,. Mel:. Stewart conducted: a musical contest on "Het Songs". Following the :closing de- votional the committee in charge served lunch. . • 0-04/;VO- BUT/ COULL GO: FOR SOME CO-OP :CHIcK.1.57:4-RTER.. , 6 d I • 0!d* - . I 4. HAT'S RIGHT' ! !- Alt Chicks:Love Starter 'SOLD .01‘.1LY AT WUR,LOCAL CO-OP !FIIONE 7) ' LUCKI4OW