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• WEDNF•rSDAY, OCT. 12th, 195$`
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L.yceum: .Theatre
7 WINGHAM
First Showing at 7,15 p.m,'
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
OC1OBER 13-14-15.
Robert. Wagner, Debra Paget•.
in
"WHITE FEATHER"
The story takes place in
Wyorrriing . in 1877 when • the
US: Cavalry seeks to move
h --Cheyenne 3ndians to Crew
territory,
Photo.
ffiraph :in,
CinernaScope and Colour.
Matinee .Saturday' at 2.00. p.m.•:•
Monday, Tuesday,. 'Wednesday
OCTOBER, 1748-19
Leslie Caron, Michael Wilding
in —.
"GLASS'SLI PPER"
A charming .. and amusing:
Version of S . the Cinderella
Labbe. 'The • :two.. fine, ballet' se-
' quences feature . the : farmed.
Ballet . de Paris. Photography
in; colour..
rer.
Mr.
hod
[ere,
This is the sturdy.egg basket,
'we have reserved for you. .'It's'
yours at no cast --with your first
order of any Swift's . Egg'' •Laying,
Feed when 'you register as a
"PACE-SETTER, FLOCKOWNER•:"
You'll :set the pace in your
neighborhood on ' egg money
earned with Swift's Feeds, You'll
prove: it to yourself by keeping
a simple daily record..
Come in :and. sign up today.
Get your egg basket and watch
it ill!
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WITH ,ALOGEN. -
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AO oaf.* foal that'produeor-3l oleos mors
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LUCK/44-M, ONTARIO
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THE.:LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ' *ONTARIO
GSIDE ...
The W. M. S,. Thankoffering
meeting will be . held in the
church 'on October .17th at 8,30
p.m, Mrs. Leslie Fortune, Wing-
ham,. will be [guest speaker. South
Kinloss ladies are invited guests.
A good attendance is hoped for.
The Young People's Society is.
invited to the home of Mrs, Bert
Moffat on October 28th. 'The Y
P. rally is being held•. in . Wing -
ham this year. It is to . e hoped
a good' , representation .of . young:
people can take advantage of - it.
1VIr : a_ndMrs. Arthur ,.:Sinipson-
of".Toronto' were' Week -end yisi.-
,'tors ; With :the former's'
parents,
Mr,, arid, Mrs, WM. Simpson •;and'
Douglas. :. • •
• Mrs; Margaret Baker• of. "Gil
bert<.` Plains Manitdba,. 'arrived
last ,Plains;,
eek to visit • her sister, Mrs,
Mary Jane Tiffin and other' rel-
atives: '
Mr: Clarence ., . Crowston of
Chathaim; -Bud. and Marlow :-At
Kincardine,. were week -end vis,
itors at the home of their 'par;
ents, Mr. and •Mrs, John .Crow
stop:.'.
Miss Margaret Steer of. Lon`
don spent, the , week -end with
..her mother, -Mrs. Philip Steer &
l' family.
• Mrs.. Frank Miller And :Betty
Were' recent visitors,, with • the
,forrner's brother,- .Mr. and. .Mrs.
Bruo'e' ,Srnnth 'at Southampton 'and
attended Tiverton fair.
Visitors With Mr:. •& :Mrs. Wm.
MacIntyre f or: : Thanksgiving
were Mr:'' • Eddie . MacKenzie of,
Toronto, Mr. and'" Mrs. ,'• • Angus
Nicholson, . of Lucknow '& friends
from •. Kitchener, Mr. and. " Mrs.
Donald, IVtaclntyre and ` girls.
' Mr. and Mrs. Graham Pinkney
and .Glyn ''of Ajax . spent ::the
week -ends with Mr. ,and Mrs, Ted
Collyer. % ,
Visitors 4 with • Mr. and Mrs:.
Wm: Evans., and Ted for .Thanks-
giving week -end were Mr '' and
1VIrs.. Tiob` -Evcans- and farnilyof-
Hamilton, 'Mr.- and Mrs. "Eric.
Evans d ;family of Hyde' Park,
win
Mr, and Mrs. Bob ' Brown and
Gary of London: Mrs. Evans ac7.
•cornpanied'..Mr. and. Mrs. Brown
back.' to London for a ;shortvisit.
Mr. and .Mrs.Russel Ritchie
were Sunday 'evening visitors
with Mr: ,and Mrs. . Victor Emer-
son in .Whitec. hurch.
Mrs. Harold Dawson,. Donald
'and Wilda of Torontowere
week -end ' visitors • ,with Mr.
Joshua Dawson,' 'Mr... and ..Mrs
Huntley Dawson and family` and
Mr: Edward "McQuillin.
• ' Vlr.' arid- Mrs. John Srnith of
Kincardine, Mrs. Herb.' Miller &
Mr. ' Leo Beauchamp`. were. Mon -
ay evei3-i-ra-g°yisiters wit
Mrs. Frank Miller.
DONATIONS TO
CAMPAIGN EKVEED $200
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PAGE SEVEN
1 Lucknow and District contri-
butors to. the. annual campaign,
in aid of the Canadian National
Institute for the Blind • have
made donations to date in excess.
of $200—to be exact, $209.50. •
The campaign Continues with
follow-up cards being sent, as' re
'Minders •to those who may have
overlooked Making their contri-
bution,. • ,
Preciously, acknowledged: ;64:50•
. ;obt._.,J.,. MaeIntosh, R. -3, Luck
now, 45.00; Mrs.. Clark • Finlay
son, ,Lucknow, 2:00; Gordon Mor-
rison, 'R. 1; Lucknow,..1.00; H;• M.•
MVIaeLenn'an, Lucknow; 5.00; Mrs::
'Rena C. McNab, Lueknow; 10.00;
Mrs. Annetta Bushell, Lucknow,
5.00; Lorne odgins, R. 2, Holy.
rood, 1'.00; . Miss. M. G. MacDon-
old,. Lueknow,' 5.00; Wm. A. Ste-
wart, R. 3, Lucknow, 5.00;• C; M,
Humphrey,: It: 2,:..,Lucknow, 2;00;
Thos. H. Burns, Lucknow, 1.00;
Mrs. T. W. Henderson, LucknOw,
5.00; '1Donald . Henderson, Luck=
now,- 10.00; • John.W:.; Henderson
Lurriber Ltd., 25:00; W.:A. Rus-
sell, . Lucknow, , 2.00; J:' E. Mac --
Donald, . =Lucknow, 3.00. ; Mrs.
David . Kennedy; ; Whitechurch,
.1.00;.. Gibson Gillespie, White-
church, 2.00; • 'Wm. . A. Schmid,
Lueknow, .2.00; Finlay . Decorat-
ors, Lucknovv; 2;00; Mrs. Mand'
Sherwood, Lu•cknow; 2.00; John'
MacRae; Lucknow, '5.00; 'Miss'
Helen;' L. Thornpson, 'Lueknow;.
2.00; ' Mrs: . C.. H. MacDonald,
Lueknow, 1.Q0; • Miss . ,Christena
Carrick, Lueknow; 1:00; Alan • C..
Cooper,.' Lucknow,, 2.00; Zion
Sehool, No. '5 Ashfield, 200 W.
B, Anderson, Lucknow, 10.00;'_ .St
ITelens •
Women's '''Institute 5.00;
:Garnet Farrier; • Whitechurch,
2.00; ' Ross Murray, R. 2,.' Luck -
mow, 1.00; ,'James: Baird, , R.:R. 3,
Lueknow,' 3.00 : Ernest :Blake,
-Lueknow,. 2,00; : 'Catherine ' Macy
Hoag, Lueknow, 5.00; :Rev. G:` A.
Meiklej ohn, Luc tcnow, . 2:00; Earl
Swan; R 3, :Lucknow,, 1.00 -Total
$209.50.
W.1VI S::SENDS CLOTHING:
BALE 'TO 'SAUGEEN RESERVE
•
The October .meeting Of the
,Afternoon. • W M:S, . Auxiliary of
the United' Church was held, in
the ; Fellowship Room. The presi-
dent, 1VMrs.: , Neil ' MacKenzie,..was
in the.* chair. The •Bible study;•
and discussion,, period,, was• led:
by Mrs. Harold .Treleaven; Mrs.
Russell • Robertson, and ' Mrs. W.
L. MacKenzie
A questionnaire on the • study
book "New Canadians" :& "Gen-
eral Horne Missions Was: led by
Mrs. •Brooks assisted by Mrs.
:Grant MacDiarmid, Mrs. George
Elliott . and ` Mrs J. W, Joynt.
"Neve : Capadrans' dew- people
.have.: any real appreciation of the;
utter loneliness. of Anglo Saxon.
folk during their first months in
Canada: In, many ' Canadian:'cities
from coast to coast the United
Church_of-Canada lhas.__:churches
of all nations, . or All Peoples
United Churches,`• and place spe-
cial emphasis, on the bringing of
people from other lands Into our
fellowship.' The aim is to Make
true in the experience- of ;-many
the words of ' Paul the great anis-
sioriary, •. "So then you: are n9
longer strangers, and sojourners,
"but -you are fellow citizens ,With.
the saints, and :members of the
hou hold --cif God', Can -ire- in
our' vast Dominion with only 105;
million people deny these people.
a home, 'and still call ourselves
christians?
• Department secretaries reports
ikere given by Mrs, .MaeDiarmid.,
Miss Hazel Webster, , Mrs. S.
Stothers and Mrs. Ewart Taylor.
She reported on a bale: of cloth-
ing sent to the . Saugeen Indian
Reserve., '
A.. .-kiAR:P-ER
Chartered Accountant
West Street
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Telephones 343J , 343W
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HALF MILEWEST, 'OF ' LONDESBORO
'FRIDAY;... `OCTOBER 21•
;.i at .1.00 pan, i'
.This Herd carries all the"blood lines of the famous 0,
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Frank Wood herd, arid consists entirely of three families
` • Rosewoods, Augustas and Marigolds, They are low set, with
t..__ plenty 0 scale and.__: bone, •ha good• heads and .nnost are ,
i red in cola'', All cows feed thein own; Calves: iv
' Aeeredited . sine 1925 - Vaccinated
-, , Write efor Catalogues. to
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Lunch Booth at Farm under auspices of United Church; W.A..
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layliouse Theatre
Two: Shows: Each. Night at .7.30.— Saturday Matinee, at 2.30
FRIDAY'' and. SATA.JRDAY, OCTOBER 14, 15
DORIS ..DIY and RAY BOLGER., . in ' •
"APRIL. ' IN PARIS"
' .. '
'' it
One' of Warner Bros: most ambitious. productions , with,
a 'Paris background and• toe tapping_tttneatfin rovid . 'lively_
• riwstcal setting for the .singers and
dancers: •
Is a, picture
•'You'll iongxeremier; ,
Ar.!.
.Thi: modern fuerace
with'automiaticall con•
trolled'heat provi:°humid-
ified, filtered, evenly warmed
and` circulated air for health and cam.
:fort... no stale fumes or odours in the
house when you own a Clare; And.
it's so economical to buy and operate!
Come in and see this beautiful nevi
`furnace for yourself.
D Healthful- Air is,8hotted, hunndiked,.
evenly warmed and circulated.
♦Carefree -Automatic thermostatic.
• ' controls
0C/eon-Filters remove dust and dirt
from air...
•Dependable -Built with finest ma-
• terial and guaranteed by Clare Bros.
•.Econ ni'cal-Deliversmoxiinumboat
from fuel used.
Phone; 10, .Lueknow,` Ont.
answer 'the November.roll call
With the •thought, "Peace".•.,
•
Conveners for programand
social hogs were .Mrs. , W. B. An.
derson,. . 1iss Kate MacGregor,'
".Mrs: Brooks' ,and Mrs:. Winter
stein. ' '
The rain waa welcome, but it
had to . come on Teeswate, Fair'
Day . to dampen . thecrowd
;close to .12,000: who. flocked to- the
big 'show. Many were in attend.
ance `.before the showers 'started.
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.,M,iss G. Cass of •Ohesley,_ is;.
sionary on furlough from Korea,
will be the guest speaker. at the.
W M qS. ' Thankoff ering on the
'evening of October lith. •
In keeping with the Thanks-
giving theme:' was the roll call;
piano .solo, Mrs. ,Meiklejohn
reading, Mrs. Burt Roach; and
solo, Miss MargaretRae
All members are. requested. to
answer, the November Ball Dell
`1. 1$ 171 1°•Hiile ficr;1111j.fall .7; .. -.I
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1953 CHEV COACH, , turn' .signals and . back-up
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1.953.•' FORD CUSTOM COACH, a snap
1952 CHEVROL-E '7 OACH; one owner car
1952 FORD • CUSTOM dBLACK COACH, turn.-
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1951 DODGE COACH, Al 'condition S '
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All above units thoroughly overhauled ' and reconditioned
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