The Lucknow Sentinel, 1955-04-13, Page 7WEDNESDAY APRIL lath 1955. "
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCISNOW, ONTARIO _
Lyceum. Theatre
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WINGHAM
First Showing at 7.15 p,rn.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
AFRH, 14-15-16
"THE MAGGIE"
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A comedy drama starring Paul
Douglas and DprOthy "Alison,
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Matinee .Sat,.,aftetnoon.•2 p.10:,
Monday; 'ftit'sdaY, Wednesday
APtcu4`.18;119.•;20,'
"RING OF FEAR"
entertainment).
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A suspense melodrama, set
against a fascinating circus
background .in ,CinemaScope
and colour. Starring are Clyde
Beaty, Pat 0:Brien and Mick-
ey Spillane.
SEED FOR SALE ---we have; on
hand, . a full stock of Clover
seeds, grass seeds and pasture
mixtures at rock bottom prices;
Call usfor seed oats or barley.
Harvey Hagedotn,,, phone 71-24,
Ripley.
APPRECIATION - •
•Wards fail to express our most
sincere .appreciation to eyerydne
who .were so helpful; kind- and
thoughtful at the time .of the loss
of a dear son and brother.
Herb and Gladys Clayton,
Phyllis and Lynn.
cAkiji.or.tilANKS
,1 , to thank all, 'who 're-:
Mernbered Me. With cards While
I. was.•11.1. Specialthanks to the
Legion, Auxiliary ,.and .the Lad-
ies Guild sfor the fruit and the
IovelY plant., and to my pals at
• the Baker Hor,ne Who ,have kept
:remembering me with cards
fruit ,and a. lovely plant. ,
Mrs. EsSie Purves.
Counter Check Books for; sale
I at The. Sentinel Office. „
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ORGANIZATION MEETING • .0
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CARD OF 1IHANKS
wish to thank all my friends,
and neighbors for the fruit, flow -
era and •cards sent.' to Me while
in the hospital and at. home. This
kindness was oertainly appreci-
ated.
Mrs. Syd. 'Whitby.
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W.A••
:02NFERENCE:
wAs:HEU). HERE„
'-'.-"•-s-N-potlight on "Leadership 'Ed-
uction" Was ..t.he th.e4ne ter •the
Sixth •annual meeting of Bruce
Presbytery. :Worhan'S Asko -dation
11.0.4 at the United Church, Luck -
now, last
The theme was carried but in
a 'departmental conference for
presidents, secretaries :and don-
Yeners, led by the executiVe. The
findings.; Were'. presented at the
afternoon session. • '
Mrs. john Longworthof HaM-
tOn• ..Conference .W.A., addressed
.the meeting on "Christian Edu-
cation and LeaderShip, ,Training"
• and conducted a questionnaire.
, During .the dinner. hour ,greet=
ings ,were extended by Mrs- PT
•A. yance, .Chesley; president of
•the Bruce.' Presbyterial W.M.S.;
.the Rev. D, A.Brydon, Ripley,
. for Bruce Presbytery; .Mrs.: HOW-
ard Old, Hamilton' -Conference W•
A.; Mrs. Kenneth Cameron, LUck-.
W.A:; and G..4: MacKenzie,
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*, •Roll ,ea11 " was • *answered by
presidents frorn ClieSley„ Port. El-
gin, Southampton, .Tara; Dobbin-,
ton, . Head, Walkerton, Car-'
gill; •Wesley, ..UnderwOod,. Mount
Hope: and. Ripley.'
Officers e1..4ted-W' the commit-
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.year were: • honorary 'president,
Mrs. R. 'Lawson,. Tara; :past
president; 'grs.. E J.:: Fox; Ches--
*ley; president,. Mrs. Arthur Col-.
sliris;** Port Elgin;, vice. president's,
Mrs Wallace RibeY, Paisley, Mrs
P,W. : Hoag,-Luekno*; :Mrs. T.
E. -Brant,' Walkerton,i •orgarliza-
tion and nornination convener,
Mrs.. E J Fox; Corraponding
secretary, Mrs, -Edward Foster,
1:.),obbinton;' recording se'cretarY,
Mrs.' Ale.x 'Heard; 'Port Elgiri;'
treasurer, !Mrs-. Maxwell,
Chesiey; literature :seci,1grS: Ar-:
• thur ReoCh„ North. Enke; lead=
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ership eau ea t On Mts. Kenneth.
WillBeHeldInThe'
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PUBLIC LIBRARY, PORT ELGIN
ItjuRspAy..., APRIL 2Ist, at 8.30 p.m.
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' • 'representatives''' 11 ' tvillages,' ' V
.g..?. Elected' of .,a owns, tpwrisluP5, .4
.1. etc, as Well as rineniberS Of Boards.*,ofTTrade, Chambers of
. V C?nimerce and .other interested, ,Citizerii, are invited, to 'at- .*
N tend. The organization for Zone' 1 (Bruce Cotmty). in the r
program sponsored by the Ontario Department of. Planning .
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Fe. and . Development' will be formed.. Twelve.; Zone Directors
x will be. elected.. Matters of...vital .interest _ to every MuniciPal-, t,'
1 ity will be 'discusSed. corne.: Get the facts .about this•govern•
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-.•''; ment-sponsored program. • '
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DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION
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:KEN MITJ/R' PAISLEY, ONT.
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• , provisional 1 ZoneSeeretary,.,(Bruce Count) v.
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erloo Cattle BreedingAssoc.
'"..Where Better Are
re We Advertising?
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Because if you 'are not 'using our services now; you
would be helping yOurse1f by • doing so,, as well as
strengthening this ca -operative, •farmer owned and controlled
organizatiiin now serving thousands of farmers.
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Many .are ' continuing to Use our , services and many
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new .pe -611-3 e are starting%to 'use them.. touring lOrch 1955,
137 new members joined the Waterloo Cattle Breeding As- •
sociation and 563 more cows were bred than during March.
1954: Thfs. is 'a 20 percent increase.
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Coati are 'modest.
4 For 'Service. call the Waterloo Cattle, Breeding Association;
CLINTON 242
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Between: 1.10 a.ni. and 10:00 a.M.., Week • days.
• 7.30. a.m. and 9.30: a.M. ,Sundays and Holidays.
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omii4,4-mOit)emo...6.ed•m•ori.uire•o4Fisn),.
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ar*.etter
DEALtg.
POR-,11HIS-f.A,
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" 'Phone 40 Ripley
Parts Stocked For All IVIcCormick.Deering .
ndallarvestet.7.,EaroatI4hiile
stewardship, Mrs.. Don •Meiton,
• Lions Head; :Christian citizen-
ship, Mrs: W,. H....Martin, South-
ampton; overseas relief; .•:.Miss
Hazel' .,WOckis, Teeswater; press
secretary,Mrs. ,JOhn • Wolfe, ..Dob-
bintari. : •
• It was :announced that , the :an-
nual Meeting of , Hamilton Con-
• werence W.A. Will be., tield., at
ChesleY, May 3 and 4.• •
CAUGHT.' UNPREPARED
AS SPRING COMES EARLY
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• Huron Motors. 'Ltd. Of ,Wingharn. are Offering
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until April leth, 2,0% Reduction on
.The Price of
a
1953. Ford ' Custom Green Sedan• ..
Was s,opo, .
,9$3 Ford Custom .Maroiiii Coach.
Was •$1.,,900.. • ••
1952 'Ford Cnstom•24one Coach
Was .$1,700.. • • _
1952 Chevrolet Light Blue Coach
Was $1,650, •
1949 . Ford Light. Blne. Coach
Was ,$875...
1952 Chevrolet Sedi'm Delivery •
Was $1,350.-----------
1954 FOrdSon. Major Tractor ancl
furro*.. plow, demonstrator
Was 42;150' . ..... NOW $1,720:'
NOW $1,530
NOW $1,530
NOW .$1,350
$1;305
NOW $1,080
.. 'MANY, OTFIERS AT SIMILAR. REDUCTIONS
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.All above , cars. thoroughly Overhanled, A 4 Clean inside
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and out . Sold •with a '90 -day. guarantee...
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A.iXMacWILLIAM
ord-Monarch Dealer-. 'Phone.' 231, Winghain
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presented, by each. member. The
ineetirigended with Mrs, Wm:
MacIrityre. • closing with • prayer,
after which lunch was. served -by
the'directors, Mis D Graben -1
and, Mrs. V. 'Mae.1(en.zie. While
lurileh' Was being—a-el-y.9d, fedr Of
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the. d.G.I.T..girls, Belle 'Graham,
Marion Buckton, Ruth and Phyl-
lis Steer, accompanied by Mrs,•
Tom' .1Y1acKenzie,* their leader,
sang • the* lovely •Easter hyrnti,
"Were You .There?" which was
•greatly apPreciatekl by all. '
Hard .on. the neelS of .the win-
ter's Worst • blasts, spring popped,
,ufir- all.. of a -sudden and caught
• .a good many farmers unprepared.
-for—seeding - operations—':which,
rapidly, got Underw,ay. ,
In fact, on the .farms of Ecidy.
Gaunt and .Brock Cleland, a mile.
east of 'town, :seeding was Com-
;Pleted last week to.,set the re-
cord,-it:.appears,lor_tnis_district.
•tapidly did the land' dry.
Up that favorably sowing :condi-
tions found some farmers' with.-_
out either seed or • fertilizer;
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•South Kinloss WMS„
The .4ri-rmeeting of tile South
Kinloss IAT,MS. was held at the
home of Mrs. H. LaVis. The pr,e;
siclent,, Mrs. 'Win. MacIntyre, op-
ened with a :reading and Prayer.
Being Easier week; part Of the
Easter story, was read . by se*v.;
eral ladies frOrri "The Glad Tid=
ings”. Taking partwere Mrs. S.
Chislei, ‘Mrs. . A, MacIntyre and
•Mrs,.. Wm,. MaeIntyre. taclies'tak,-
pail in the 'prayer circle 'W:etc%
Mrs. F. MacKenzie,- Mrs. MeIvery
Mrs A. Siitherland and Mrs. I):
Steer. OThe scripture • Meditation
Was ably taken by Mrs. A. Mac-:
Intyre. WS. Ted Collyer outlin-
• ed a chapter oh India from the
study 'book for us. The, mission-
aries for the meeting were •Rev.
• and Mrs. iteoch and the story of
th.eir lives and service vfra,i read '
to us by Mrs. L. MacDougall.
Three Easter ,hyinns were sung',
er Thankoffering envelope were
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and easier arid faster bait. '
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milk are polished Atain- •
arn elooned,
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• Fast cObling, low 'bacteria count
tiling of Milk are tile iniiidriFiitt act%
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ocur,ate-pa*nient for 4u.t-t-er-fat !aid qtiantitY c‘foxiilk-at-tIte.
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Th4, Design. FeatitreS, Conslinciion 'and :Performance of
Unieo BULK % MILK 4'.001,1N•C''.*PANkS meet or excel the ;
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