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WINGHAM, 'ONT.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
DECEMBER 22-23-24 '
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APACHE: AMBUSH.
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Awestern melodrama in'. the
days following the . American
Civil War. •
Matirtee Saturday Afternoon
at •2.00'..p.m:
`gondol, Tuesday,' ,Wednesday
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DECEMBER '26.-27-28
Betty •Grable, .
• Robert Ctuninhigs,
Sheree North
`HOW TO BE VERY
VERY POPULAR
The. story. of tivo empty-
headed ,blonde . chorus .gixs,
:who -flee for • their lives,,. and
'wind' up an a college fratern-
ity.. house.
The
of the.
Lyceum 'Theatre
• wish' you'
A' Mer 'Christina§ •
and a'
LHaPPy.. New. Year.
• ' THE, LUCgNOW' SENTINEL, LUCGK:NOW, • ONTARIO
ZION
Zionsehool• concert was held
in. Zion Orange .hall Thursday
night to an appreciative aUdi
ence who had 'braved the.stormy
weather to be present. Gordon.
Kirkland aeted as chairman and
Santa Claus' bore a resemblance
to Doug Hackett. The program .creational period followed.,, Lunch
was as follows: choruses, Q Can- was served, With so many
ada, . Welcome.. Song, Fair "Song, Christmas trees corning up. ;next
Are My Ears on Straight?,, • It's week, we decided not to meet.
Beginning to. Loo a Lot like The next meeting will. be at the
Christmas reeita ions, Li o y d +horne of • Mr. and Mrs. Flank
Reid, Larry .Hunter, Donald and Brown. and Reg on .Tuesday. ev-
KT Kirkland,.- Ronald .Gardner; ening, .January- 3rd. (Note the.
piano solos-, Ken and Ron Gard- : change •in 'date for this meeting.
her, Anne • Ritchie, Mrs; ' .G
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•son; dialogues, ,`,Mr .• Dash. Coes
Mr, and `Mrs. Murray Render-
;Shopping", "Brave Boys'', •Edu; "son` of. Paramount. Spent Tuesday.
'cated .Horse",. "Hat' Shop" ; duet, c,eening with Mr. and -Mrs. ,,Jas
gEvans Helm 'arid- Elaine.. Cook, Waith.
Frog' Ponds, JouiTnal by Evans ..Miss Helen ScFnimacher is en1,- •
Helm; •:dance and pantomime by ployed at the home of Mrs. El
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CULROSS CORNERS:
Merry Christmas Everyone.
On' Monday evening 13- mem-
bers of. Bethany Farm Forum
met at the home of Mr. and. Mrs.
Alex Whytock : to discuss the
topic ' 'Planning Against Disa-
ter": After the discussion, a re-
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the school; songs, "Pass the plate mer. Bannerman; Kin,lbss,
of -Happ ries§ "Christmas in
Killarney", "When You Wore a . 'Mr. and Mrs.. James Wraith
Tulip", sung by 'Jahn Ritchie,: spent .'Thursday evening at the
Charles Wilkins, Lloyd and 'Jim
& Bill :Hunter, A vote of thank§.
was extended to Mrs. F.. Ritchie
and Mrs, Simpson by Gordon
Kirkland and .Bill Hunter:
Students of Liiekr.pv D.. H. S.
are planning :their CI"iristmas
dance to ,be. held on "Dec ;.22nd.
.Perfect S.S. Attendance •
Thosereceiving gifts for per.-
School and presented on Sunday
Brown home •
Congratulations to, Mr. •& Mrs.
•George Darling (Betty. Edgar),
who . were married recently at
Bluevale; ,
�M• % and Mrs.. Jack Schumacher
spent Saturday evening at the
Brown_ home
• Mr. and Mrs.- Alex Whytock
and • family and Mr. and Mrs.
were, dinner guests at a family
gathering on •Sunday evening at
the home, of .Mr. and Mrs. James
Carr, Winghan. • •
1Vir• ,and : Mrs. Lloyd Cornish &
were ,Donna 'Ritchie, Ron: and
Ken •Gardner, ,Vlarybelle & Herb
Htinter,. Anne .Ritchie; , Wanda
Bunter, Barry McDonagh:' Hymn family of Belleville are 'spending.
drys and song books were pre- : some, time with'her. Barents,. Mr:
sented .• and' Mrs ,: Tom, Stewart. .
Layl ouse . T eatar
Two. Shows Each Night at VII -.. Saturday Matinee,.: at 2.30
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, December ' 231 24
BUD ABBOTT and LOLL• COSTELLO' with GINNY SIMMS
"HIT THE ICE"
Wham, They're aces on ice!. It's tops -'in. all 4tl eir howling,
hits. , . 7t will be at The Playhouse for Two Nights ' Only
—Friday and Saturday,
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• Will: Lees 'arrived at Tampa,
Mrs. T.' A, MacDonald' went. to Florida, • ten days ago to spend
Toronto a'ecenrtly. the .winter, but says rt :also is:
..cold down there.
9, 00,4 0.02tt go v 0020 0.t lexcrl estio :egoaireivear
ay the Christmas Spirit
OIow in your heart and.
Good: Fortune.sinile bright-
'', upon you through all ,
the days of t4 New Year.
CHINS
'Rest0.urant
'Minister's .: Brother Dies
Harvey. L. ' Woolley; : 63, , passed
away from .a heart attack while
at work in a hardware. ;store in
S$.. ,Thomas. Rev. C • B. Woolley
of' Dobbinton; and .formerly of
:Ashfield Circuit, is a. brother•
GRATEFUL OF' AID
TO :BRUCE
Mr. L. C. Thompson, •
Lucknow`, Sentinel; .
Dear Mr: Thompson:
At this :tirne,of the year When
we ':are giving: thanksfor the
privileges and pleasures: extend-
ed to tis 'during the past year
and as we anticipate the. Yule-
. tide
ule..tide'.Season' withits ..-happy
homes, :beautiful gifts and the
comfort. .of ,those .:Who are near.
and dear :to ' us, we pause, too,
for reflection. •
We at the Children's Aid, the
staff; he Boa;-c�
and • _1 others
in' 'any •way. connected .with ' us,
are grateful for, the work which
'we have accomplished. -in the
name of the children whose lives
ti;fie, hay, e 'influenced ` We apprec-
iate the unselfish ,support ,the:
newspapers have given 'in tell-
ing of . our : work and our accom-
pli.shments'. It gives us much
• pleasureto thank those in�hvid-,
uals,' clubs; lodges.,:' and all organ-
izations, who have contributed to
ourCampaign. so generously.lt'
is donations of toys, clothing, etc..
that place our Society in an en-
viable position among: :other'
Cou.ntie,s and It' -is these "extras"
that bring an additional spark of.
haj>piness'to soin•e child of . home.
There is 'a shortage of bedding
in this year's donations ' and our
• reatest need at the', present time
is new or used quilts. TJnless they
;corrie soon; tl i e i►>111 - be cold
children' in Bruce . County. Cor-
poral 'Millbank, .of the Ontario
'Provincial :Police , has'offered to
deliver all 'such articles for the
`society in this course of their
i egular •duties. We do apprec,ate
the offer of assistance from. the
Provincial Police;
• Please Mr, ' .Editor, extend
these, thanks to your readers , and
to yourself, and if, as the Christ-
,raay` Festival rolls around
there is a dollar that Ys noise
ing used, we at the, Children's
Aid, will see that it is "'put 'to
,giod use,_In, return may your
heart• glow With—the -happiness
• I of `having • helped one who could'
not help himself
. Yours very truly,
•ib>yaltl' `V' Ca •
Local Director,
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WINGHAM AREA
;i lease be advised that. effective December 24th, 1955,
The,., Area . Office ..In Wingham
Will Be .Closed On Saturdays.
Business will be transacted as ..usual, during. the • regular.
office hours, Monday to Friday, inclusive.
W. MERRICK, Area Manager.
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