HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1955-08-17, Page 5WEDNESDAY,, AIM, 17th, 1955.
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Lyceum Theatre
WINGHAM
First Showing at 7.15 p.m.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
,'AUGUST 18-19-20
Jean 'Simmons, Rory Calhoun.
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"A BULLET IS
"WAITING
tri .color •
No Saturday Matinee
Monday,, Tuesday, Wednesday
AUGUST 22-23-24
Bing. Crosby,. 'Jane 'Wyman.
"HERE COMES --THE
.GROOM"
W.I. HELD INTERESTING•
PICNIC AT KINCARDINE
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on Thursday,. August, •1'lth, the
Women's Institute • held their ail=
nual 'picnic at .Kincardine. :Some
thirty-eight ladies. made the 'trip
it Allari Reid's • bus:. ' •
Mrs. B. Roach. and Mrs. A.
Havens, the • committee• in charge
of • the ' picnic, : had, planned; . •an.
• enjoyalble progra'rn of, interesting'
contests. •Misses. Dean . MacLeod
and Helen Thompson ; acted as
. judges The: prize for. the•mem
tber having made the greatest .el-.
fort.to get •to ' the. ,.picnic was,
awarded . to Jean Lyons:: Prize'
winners •of other •contests in='
• eluded Mrs,. R H. Thompson;
Mrs, 'C Cangram, Mrs: T Robin-
son, Mrs: J. W Joynt, .Mrs. J I:,
'MacMillan, Mrs.. B.: Roach, Mrs.
A: Wilson, Mrs: RC: Robertson,
Mrs: Carruthers and Mrs. George
Brooks After' a rrtost • am'usin_
peer:'"hy Mrs. J. .•VV:: Joynt, Miss
• ::Mary MacLeod .. Voiced .. appreci=
ation. of the ladies to -.the= corn:.
•mittee in, charge;,for••the excell-
,ent program ,
• Before, and after , the supper
hour `Mr. Allan , Reed provided
music .by 'means :ofhis recorder,
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•.Avote' of 'thanks was 'tendered
by 'Mrs. S. .Collyer to the:Com:
mittee,and. their ,helpers for the
delirious :supper served,
WIDOW O1 PIONEER .
ANGLICAN ,MINIS;TER . DIES '
Mrs: Jaynes .Carrie, widow of
one, of Lpcknow's early Anglican.
,ministers,: died ; at . Goderich on'
July 19th at =the gage, 95. tier
husband predeceased • her . many
years ago' as did .• two sons.. Sur-
viving•..are. o_:_S9ns,—the _&ev.
John ','Carrie of ' Lockport, N. Y.
and Rev. C. R. Carrie of Jersey
City.
Bev. James ,Carrie came to'
Lucknow in 1878" and. • "turned.
the key' 'in Si. ;Peter's. Anglican
Church. Whichwas, officially
opined on the first. Sunday of
his pastorate, He;' ministered in
Lucknow .and St. Helens and at
.Port Albert and Dungannon.,un-'
til '1892: It Was during his mini-
' stry that, Christ. Church.' at • Port
• Albert was built.
THE LUCKivOW SENTINEL,:: LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
1MPR:OVE_. THE FAIR'•
Two entries were recently re-
ceived in; an essay contest • con -
,ducted by the Luc'know Agricul-
tural Society , on "Ideas; for Im-
proving The: Fair". Written by
High School students, there •is
little to • choose between .them,
and both offer some ideas worth
considering. .
We plan to. gtublish both let
ters, ' one! of which ,follows,
Eli: 3,; 'Lucknow,•Qnt Y
Gentlemen: •
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-Here ra=re- ...._de 0 0
` as, dor improv,
• ing L- uOknow "Fall' Fair: • •
'1. Improve the,fair grounds and
make .them more attractive 'look-
ing :, by • planting trees ::along the'
front, building a • cattle shed and
painting it red and erecting suit
al .le ;gates. :
2. Have : a calithumpian parade
and .offer suitable 'prizes' and try,
to encourage the local . business
firms to enter floats • and comi=•
cal vehicles.
3. , Increase the prizes. for school
parade , and singing. Personally,
inform' the teachers of the :schools
and persuade them to: enter. 'th;eir:
school. 'By • this you _interest more
People . in the Fair 'and' increase
the' . attendance, • °. ° • •
4. Give' the localservice :clubs
:therprivilege to .set up= -side sh6ws'
and' games• of chance. -This:would
keep the 'travelling,cbmpanies out
and : the money: would he kept in
town.: ,
5. Have classes for High School'
pupils :and teen -aged young peo-
ple to exhibit in, so they `will:
,grow up::to be supporters of the
6. Cut out prizes for .classes that
people don't •exh ibit in and do-
nate the money to, classes that.
Ideal people might use: .
7. You could make more usg of,
"the natural. grand• stand ,.bypar-
ading winning cattle and : horses
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Yours truly,
Dori-altl-Kirkla-i
HH1gEPHUR
Wedding bells are ringing.
The Women's Institute. picnic
was ;held in Winghan Park. Con-
tests: and 'garnets were 'enjoyed by
lboth, young and old. Mrs. Gordon
i cBtirneay got the prize for tak-
ing the ,biggest load;: ,Mrs. W. R.
Farrier the prize . for, thereldest
person and Joyce Tiffin .the .prize
for the youngestperson and Gary
Jamieson the prize for 'having the
birthday • closest • to that day.
Lunch was served: The next
meeting wi11 be .held a • 8,00 p.m.
rrr the -hall with a penny auction:
Wingham"; and 13elgrave Institutes'
Will, be guests '' •
Rev. W.`'" J . Watt had charge"
of the• ;ers
stices. in • the:. United..
Church, Whitechurch and "Blue
vale... • Mr. Stanley Harrison of
London ,rendered two • special
solos in the Whitechurch •choir,
"Bless • this House" ' and "The
Beautiful Garden , of • Prayer";
There will 'be: no services in the
Church for the next two Sundays.;
Next service will • be. ,September
• 4th with. Rev. Brook, the pastor,
in charge.
r, .Stanley . •
MHarrisonoand son
Bob''of London svisited on Sun-
day . with Mr . and Mrs. Herb
Laidlaw and other-•MoClenaghan
relatives. • •
M,r.', and Mrs. 'Stanley Harrison
and family` of London are ,holi-
I
(laying at .Bruce each
Rev. •and Robt: Watt and
family of Mitchell are,liolidayin'g
with his ,parents;. R,ev. and Mrs.
W: J. Watt. .
Mr. and:Mrs::, Geo; Thompson
and Charles of Feversham-visited'.
recently.with - her ;parents, Rev.
and Mrs. W.J . Watt.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Jack Norman :and
family 'of, Toronto visited last
Week with Mr. and';.Mrs:.James
Wilson
Rev.- 'Colvin of Brussels is taki
ing: the• services an. the .Presby
treian. church :in• Whitechurch &
gs- de , .during the months of
August. •
' WEDDING `BELLS
Mac NALDr-FOX
A .quietwedding was solenan-
ized at the home; of Misses •.Isabel
Fax and Olive McGill in Blyth
on Saturday, July 30th, at 1.00
p.m., when Letitia Georgina Fox
of Hamilton, forinerly.of White,
-church was united In. marriage
to Thomas Lorne: MacDonald of
Peterboro and formerly. of Luck,
now. Rev. Glen Campbell;, min-
ister, of Seaforth . Presbyterian
Church, officiated•...
• The . • bride was • corningly
gowned, in a. pale blue beshantung
two-piece dress With : hat to
match. She wore a: corsage, of
pink carnations..:
Mrs.. Roy. M. • Patton, sof •. St:
S�eQrge,iste tithe bride, was
her only attendant, .4 -wearing a
pale pink .silk jerseydress with
navy, blue accessories, with a
'corsage of white.. and yellow
'minis.. , ,
The groomsman was - Mr. Roy
M, Patton : of . St, :George. •
Luncheon. was . served to' the.
guests irrimediafely following the
ceremony: ..
Mr...and Mrs. MacDonald left
on ,a 'short honeymoon after
Which they will reside in Lon-
,
don.
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Mr.'•°anal Mrs. Clark MacGreg-
or, Bruce and Cameron spent the
week -end with her . sister .at.. Or-
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Mrs. —Jas:, Banton of Drayton `
visited on Thursday with Mrs.
Mac Ross: •
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1 FRIDAY, • SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 20
1 Two '.Shows Each Night at 7.30 Saturday Matinee at 2.34;.
JANE •WYMAN, STERLING: HAYDEN, its
"Of
Big"
A stirring .story based on Edna, Ferber's- Pulitzer - rize
'novei1 . nothing 1tCe it since. `.`Johriy Belinda". Tt'S; a
6,. ,Warner Bros picture; '
'Phone 181 Kincardine
PAYING HIGHEST' PRICES FOR
.:LIVE POULTRY.
Poultry CullingA Specialty .
In accordance' with government regulations our .poultry
' coops are thoroughly washed and disinfected
for your protection.
Prize, winners, in the various .the.giass. removed from her ,eye..
:events • were: children under 5,
Terry Johnson, :Roddy .-McDon-
agh; .:children 8 and. under, 'John
MoClarles,• Kenny Kirkland,
tied; boys/13 and under, Boob An-:
drew, Marvin 1VScCabe; girls .13
and:: under, 1VMarie. Johnson, : Carole.
Barkweil youngmen's race, John
Lane, Allan 1VleCharles.; young
ladies' race, ,Kathileen Lane,
married ladies,' Edna ,MacDonald,
Evelyn Hackett; . married `men,
John MacDonald, (D: A. Hackett,
Bob`BaLkwell, tied); guessingthe
number of holes in ,fly swatter,
Mrs. Ed .MoQui.11i:;n; .best 'apron
made out .of"newspaper, MI.'S. Mac,
Lane, Mrs. Andrew Lane.
The.: sports came to, a sudden
stop7Wherr--TVLrs. • 1VIiirray Mcbon
agh•Umet. with a painful accident,
breaking her glasses and having
to be rushed to.. a= doctor t� have
After a' wonderful supper ,Alec
Andrew .took charge of the busi--
'mess party -of the picnic. Two mia
utes silence- was observed. in.'
memory of loved ones ~who were
.called • home in', the,• past year,..
these being: Mrs.Verna.:Stothers,,.
Bob : McQuillin, Rev. Wm. Lane,
Harry ' McQuillin, . Mrs:..Tean Mac-.
Donald and Ernest Crispin:
Speeches' were made. by. Rev:
Andrew Lane; Mr. John . McQuii
lin and Mac Lane. On a''•mbtion.
'by' Fred McQuillin and Mrs. Lane •
the+following executive Were re-
turned for 'another , year:: pres.,
Gordon. Kirkland; . '1st vice prey.,
Alex ,Andrew; ` treas.,. Jack M:
Donagh; , sec.,. Mrs. Oliver 'Me
+Charles.:
Hate�_
you renewed your '$ext•-.
tiriel :: sitbscription? ;
Mr; and Mrs Richard Burr and
sons': Roger and :. Rgbert•. of La
chine, Mich, Visited. with their
cousins, Mr: and Mrs. T. H. Moore
,and Mrs Mac Ross. •
Mrs. • Ab 1Vlcuillin spent ,.the
week -end with, Mx. and Mrs. . Car
men' McQuillin' of .the 2nd of Kin-
loss. '..
Mrs. 'Irene Paterson rOf Toronto
spent the week -end with her',
mother, Mrs:, Taylor:. '
Mr. ;Russel Moore,,. Linda and
Dennis_arid �VIr W. :Thom
son; all 'of Preston, visited. on
Sunday with Mr: and. Mrs. Ar-
thur .Moore. . ' •
Mr. ' and Mrs. R.. -Scholtz, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Farrier, 'Miss
Winnifred , Farrier, : Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Johnson of: •Lucknow, are
spending this week at a .cottage
near 'Toberrnory.
•:Mr. Henry: Mathers•, . 4nd his
sisters, • Miss Jane, Mrs, Owens;
Mrs. 'Hooper • of Bluevale ` and
Misses : Grace and ,Roberta Sher-.
• riff of Wingham visited r TS.unday'
with Mr. and Mrs. ' W. Th • Farrier:
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Mrs,' Roy...Maclnnes, and Miss
:Kay. McIntosh of Lucknow visit-
ed with . their aunt, Mrs. Ken-
nedy, last,. Thursday evening,:
Mrs. -Hardy Simpson and _Miss.
Myrtle Day visited with Mrs: M.'
,Ross • ons day last week..
G,.' KIRKLAND RE-ELECTED
ANDREW=LANE 'PRESIDENT
The Andrew Lane family pic-
'nc was held at Ashfield Public
' Park on Saturday, July 16th with'
85 members present
Th.e..prize w_inner....for.._ha_vi.ng.
come the farthest' was Bob Bark•
well and family from Kingston.,
Ec McQuillin won the prize for
e :thy csllet person present
while Tony MacDonagh' was the
youngest:' The person ,'who had
their birthday the closest to the
`picnic ,date was Mrs, ,Harry Hack-
•ett..'The Alex .Andrew family of
Lucknow won the prize for hay.,
ing the. largest > amity ,present,`
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