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Thursday, Friday, Saturday
DECEMBER. 84-10 '
James Ca
grey, Viveca, Lindfors.
"RUN .FOR COVER"
Cagney plays the part Of, an
ex-convict,who becomes the
fearless sheriff" of a pioneer'
town.
Matinee Saturday Afternoon,
at 200
' ' Monday; Tuesday °
DECEMBER. 12-13
Olivia DeHavilland,
' , Gilbert, Roland
!THAT -LADY"
A costume drama of intrigue
and ro}riance in '16th .Century
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THE; LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, . ONTARIO
; NGSB,RIDGE.
C;; n of Lan
gton
spent the week'=end at ,the home
.of his brother, 'iylr, and Mrs.., P.
+.Captein. •
Mr, and Mrs T, J. Lannon
have returned to London }or the
winter months,
The reception and dance • spon-
sored by the C..W.L, in honor of
the newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs, .Al-
vin Moran and Mr. and. Mrs. Wil-
bur Moran, held in the parish,
hall . on Friday evening, was,
largely attended:and a: pleasant
evening was enjoyed/by :all pie-
-Sink -,Rev, .Father , Vari Vynckt.,
extended congratulations a n d
best wi§hers to the tw.o ypung
couples, and a substantial • purse
: ;was •presented, :to : them, b y .Mr
John Austin and Mr. B. Fa rish.
Mrs. Austin Quigley of God-
erich visited with relatives here
recently! . • !
Mr. Geo, Drennan of Detroit
and, Mr. Thos. Drennan of God-
erich visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Earl Drennan ,during
the past,`,week. .Thos. Drennan
spent the past - month with ,his
daughter, Mrs. Perry and family:
in Detroit
Miss Donna Lannon . & friends.
of London visited with . relatives
here on Friday evening. •• . Mr. and Mrs. Walter : Clare
visited -1n oronto cd.uring -the
15a5i, Week.'
Mrs, . Sheridan, our teacher,
'and her pupils, are busily en-
gaged.: with preparations for our
Christmas •concert' which, will
take place on December 19th in
the parish: hall with 'Carruthers
orchestra engaged 'for the .dance.
Without'. Council
A second nomination has'• been
`called' in Paisley; ass not. one can-
didate qualified for the• council,
leaving tour' vacant seats. They
are also. short one. member on
the:school. board. .Reeve N•orinan
lvlagedorn Was electectiby-acclam
ition.
drums 'I.
filled
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onqratulati�ns
MiJRRAY
-Nice , oin '- Murray,•, on+, our Queen's Guineas
/ award! We at the Lucknow Checkerboard'
Store and •all .the folks in Purina are : very,
proud that : Purina Chows. could tPlay •their.
part.
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CarnK QnGT--de BOER
s decorated :.St.. .Hel-
ensQ United Church for the wed-
ding Pietie de Boer and Henk
Kr'
agt: .on Saturday, November
26th, The !bride is the daughter
of Mr. and:Mrs. Simon..de Boer,
St. Helens, formerly a' Holland,
and the groom is; the son of Mr,
and Mrs. Henk Kragt, tHolland
The Rev. George* Wattofficiated
and traditional music was pro-
vided by Mrs. Wallace .Miller.
''Escorted by her 'father, the
bride wore a floor length gown
of lace :and. net over taffeta, • fash-
ioned .with iioulded bodice and
enhanced • with rhinestones. -She.
carried, a bouquet;. of pink "roses._
.,As , •brrdestnaid . for • her sister,.
Miss Tryntje' de :Boer wore a
rust ballerina length .dress with
white and iblue accessories and
carried a 'nosegay of bronze and
white mums.. John de . Boer, bro-
ther of the ,bride, 'wag best man
and . ushers • were Richard . de
c.11oer,, brother oitthe bride; and
•DerekLogtenberg.,
,;Receiving in .the• church 'base=
Merit, the 'bride's mother Wore a
grey suit. with brown and. blue
accessories and ,corsage of bronze
mums. The young couple are re-
siding on the 10th Concession of
Kinloss.
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CURRII'- CORS!
Mr and: Mrs.; Andrew Ritchie
and family visited en Sundayin
Wingham with Pete' MacDonald:
Mrs.; Lorne :Parrish, Mr..: and:
Mrs ,Gordon Walters of . Goder-
ich visited in London over the
'week -end with Mrs. ' Laura 'Pat-
terson:::;
Congratulations to Mr Si Mrs. •
Keith Johnston: on' the birth
h of
a daughter last Friday . in God
,erich. :Hospital.• , •
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnston.
Were Sunday .• visitors With. Mr.
and :Mrs. Rab.t.. Scott,.
• Mi riarvey ' M;ilrer•;and •Em=
meline. spent Sunday : p.m. with
Andrew Stein • of `Wingh.am..
• S.S. ; No; 10 are holding their
C.hristn as concert " on Monday
night, 'December 12th, The tea=-
'cher- and pupils are bus;, :plepar-
ing for
A Targe crowd was in 'attend -7
ance at ;the' -reception held for
Mr. and Mrs; Alvin Moran arid
Mr. and "Mrs. „Wilmer Moran on
Fridaymight at Kingsbridge hall. g
.Mrs. Margaret ,:Moran, who was
in,. a. 'car accident recently, •is do- a
ing • as well as expected, t
Miss Joyce.''., Little: is at Pres -7
ent" employed at 'Mr. and Mrs.
Keith` Johnston's..:.'
Playhouse. Theatre
. Two Shows Each Night at • 7.30 — Saturday Matinee at 2.30
Friday and Saturday,,. December, 9th, 10th
Richard Todd ,and Joan Rice, in, . • •
' • WALT DISNEY'S -Story of ROBIN HOOD
• A story of .excitement and advent a in the glades of
Sherwood . Forest as . Robin • Hood, and hi., Merry ,Men make
their gallant fight,, for freedom. ,
"MATINEE SATURDAY Starts at 3.00 p.m '
Because _ f .-.__.. ..
o , Santa Claus Parade
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,'.,REE, MATINEE
Saturday; December 17th•:
' Walt Disney Presents` The Adventures Of
"ICHABOD AND, MISTER . TOAD"
Morning. Matinee .for ' Town Children
Afternoon.. for Rural Children
HAPPY TO SEE. • OLD .HOME
•.ful service •° to humanity and • iit
AT PRIVATE HOSPITA"E is our. fervent wishes (and wish-
• *es are .prayers) that God's bless-
Following: a 'recent' visit' to ings upon you will' be Showered
Lucknow, .Mrs. A. B. Niall.' of in `,great .abundance.. May God:.
Toronto wrote the ,following let- +bless. you and 1eep you a. long
ter to Mr. and. Mrs. Ed • Baker. tirne, . ;here, to minister. to the
Mrs: 'Niall was formerly Winni- needs of those who look to -you
fred Grundy, daughter. of Mr: for health' and happiness. •
and Mrs,' Fred:.Grundy and the We will not forget you. You
Baler Hospital, is housed in. what -.have given us, memories to cher-
was the former- Grundy -home. -ish for always., y
And may: he Spirit of the boys
of ':Christmas be always 'w1{:• you..
Most; sincerely .
Winnifred, M 'shall, '
555, Russell Hill" Roa°d.
"Forest: Hill", . .
Toronto 7, 'Ontario
Mr. and Mrs.. E. .V. Baker,:,
• Lucknow Private Hospital
•Lucicnow; ,Ontario
Dear ' Mr.. 'and .Mrs. Baker:
AA Our. thoughts ' tarn, often; to
MISSED THEIR' VOTE
'Councillor; George Joynt: and
his father, Ex -Reeve J. W: Joynt,
our meeting with you Remem= were two: electors who failed' to ,
brance Day 1905, and.' to' 'our exercise their ;franchise on ;Mon-•.
Visit le the former Grundy resi-'day-but there'' was :a 'reason:
Bence. An employee at the Joynt
to many generations, farms. was..rinjured: on Monday
serv'.ng- the needs .of each .fam and George and his Dad lost no
ily,•it comes;. • at: • :art; each
its time. in' getting out to the fakir*.
where they .remained for th'eay.
About 5.15: they returned. to
town : and found the election Of-
ficials busy counting the ballots.. •
They. had: clean forgotten that
the polls closed., at, five o'clock.
own,: c fferii g ' haven • to
eary, ,and the 11
and the wwork for'lov
ing, capable, •hands
Truly, you have glorified.o-the
place!• ''It ' is, -Undoubtedly, the
mostt immaculate • hospital • .in
which we:. ;have ever .visited:
We are still. enthralled.b'y 'the`
improvements: the installation of
,oil -heating, ;the radiators, the 35-.
b.•. capacity rotating .dryer, the
modern ceiling lighting,. • bath
and kitchen. • fixtures • and : the
rounds,
'Your cheerful, willingstaff• of
asistants and your happy. 'con=
ented . patients.
The atrnosphere looked for,
hut' ton rarely .•found, 1nespital.
You deserve commendation "for
your sincere efforts, .your plan
ing and performance: of.,cheer-.
fl> > if eigI $1"0 hanatz ..Oareo'hoo ti ent, itoitupoo trr,Ar i --,
i<s
Female battleaxe to • her. 'la`w-
'yer.t.."And you might warn my
husband . that. if he misses, a. single
alimonypa+yment;: P11 'repossess
him!'' .
OBITUARY.
MR: •JOHN A. ' FRA'SEIt
Services for John'. A. Fraser,
75, R.R. 3;; ,Ingersoll, -who. died
Saturday in . Alexandra Hospital,
.Ingersoll, were conducted Mon-
day at 2.0U p.m; ,in the Carrothers
funeral home;. London, by the
'Rev.. Angus Taylor' of Mount
Brydges United Church, Burial
was in Forest Lawn Memorial
Gardens, London, •° •
Born in Kinloss Township, he
Went to ,Reston, Man., . When 'a
_young:man. He was a son of Wm.
Fraser and Johanna Munro, and
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.was born on the Fraser home-
stead, Con. 5 Kinloss, ' which ' is
now the Carruthers Convalescent
Horne; 4.•
Iii 1910 Mr. Ft ager returned to
the St. Marys district and ginned
there until •1940 whenihe retired
and moved to;.Ingeroll. His wife,
Margaret Middleton, died some
time ago. •
e►rv►ving- -a-i-e two--cla-u-gh-ter,s.
Mrs. EdWard (Edith). Towel; R.
3w t1Ingersoll; Mrs Alex '(.Irene)'
Matliesori, Embro; thr•eo sons, 2
Ste •ait, ` Darold and Louie, of
.Lakeside.;; 'one brother, George '.
Reston, Man.; three sisters; Mrs.
Annie Lockhart, Reston; . Man.;
Mrs, Earl (Loretta) Freed, De-
trot, and. Mrs. Edna Bol inson,
Luck ni w,
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