The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-03-14, Page 7'WEDNESDAY , MARCif 14, 1956 .
Lyceum J.h .€atre
WINGHAM
Matinee. Saturday 2.00 p.m.
Thurs., Fri., Sat., Mar: 15-16-17.
Dean Martin , Jerry Lewis
in
'ARTISTS and MODELS'
Jpean dartir as ant artist • and
rry Lewis an :aspiring writer
of children's •bedtime stories . in:
a rare cornedy withtan'y amus-
ing ' moments,-.
Advanced 'Admission
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
CARD OF ---- - - - --- - 4140NOR -COUPLE-
ON ANNIVEt(SARY
John and Ruth. Pritchard and
4on Eugene wish to express their
sincere thainks andappreciation
to all who helped' in so man
ways, and for the gifts and cards
sent during,the time of Eugene's
illness. Thanks also to Dr. B. N.
Corrin and 'assistants.
We- would like to thank our
friends and, neighbors who help-
ed us when we lost• our home
(KINLOUGIf, NEWS)
On • Saturday evening,' March
10th, the family, of Mr. and, Mrs,
Mark Johnstone ..gathered' . at
their home to honor them' on the
occasion of their 40th .wedding
anniversary, The evening was
spent in a social way after which
their eldest son, 'Clifford,' ek
ipressed, kindest wishes on; be
o e miy and a purse
by .fire, , esrpecially the `Ripley half f th
fal
of money was presented: to the
'honored, guests who replied' .fit
tingly; ,The dining ,room. table
wasnicely arranged with, spring
iflawers, ' and ' 'a ' lovely wedding
cake, laden with " sumptous'• laden
!which. coni' f eted' ;a
P j.
happy occasion Relatives attend_
ed from Aylmer, London, Tor -
onto, Auburn, Wingharn, White-
church: and .;Htilyrood.
k'ire Brigade;, ,also,• those who
sent clothing, fruit,: baking And
many other househa�ld. needs `'°the
night '
gh of �' the • ;benefit dancea
big: thank; you to Mr: and. Mrs.
Mullen; Carruthers orchestra,
neigh'bprs who krganizeclit and
espe"ciatiy our friends. who ion --
Tues. �Ved, Mar. -
19.=20= '1 tributed' so 'liberally and made
Mon.,' ....., 2•
the ni;ght'So helpful.. To, anyone
Lana T'urne'r 'Marisa rPa'ven ••w'ho helped in' any other way,
in.
/j "DIANE"
Adult Entertainment
.A: '16thCentury romantio ':cos_
tume melodrama. Thestory
centres 'around the conflict. be-
tween two women' in the life of,
• King Henry II of France.'•
•
Frank Barkwell' acknowledges
;a
s, visits: and 'other cards,. er ' kindness-
es extended him .While' 'in Wing -
ham ,Hospital, w i t,ih Special
thanks t,o Dr.• M. H: 1.Coprin.
I' 'wishto. sincerely *thank all
who so 'kindly ..remembered me
With cards; • flowers' • and • visits
while I - was 'in Wingham Hospi
tal ,and' since returning home. '
Mrs. Barbara .Stothers.
accept our most sincere thanks:' .'Mrs. Geo. • Haldenbywas hose
• Murray and Marion Walden &
Family.. •
D. ,A.. MacDonald wishes to
express his ' sincere. 'thanks and
appreciation to _'Rey: J. 13;'•. Mac-:
Donald, the Session 'and the lad-
ies of Ashfield''' •Presbyterian:
Church, and Rev. "A.;•Nimmo, for
the social evening • n..recognition
ofhis, fifty years:'•service as •.an
elder, at which he was present-
ed ,.with a chimes 'Clock ..and
1ry4�y06,
hwlfol.
kindness was, • indeed. • appreciat=
•
Mrs. Charles •Congram wishes
to most .sincerely thank all those
who •rem.ernbered • her With . cards,
gifts,'flowers, visits ,and .in other •
•ways during her 'illness.;,
tirr•toQ;••4 ra-
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tinel 'subscription?
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om the Weatherman':
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and TV set' is protected •with . °'
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Which Gives _
'ROTECTION, AGAINST ALL HAZARDS
Such as Tornado, Fire, Sleet '
tess for the W.A. 'meeting which
was held •onThursday afternoon.
Mrs. Howard Thompson presid,-.
ed and the opening hymn was
"Jesus.`,' shall reign where'er, the
sun", followed by prayer. Mrs..
J.: W. ' Cowell •• read the scripture.
Interesting readings from' .the
Diocesan !bulletin bearing mess-
ages from , Mrs. • •Calder, • Mrs.
Mills . and Mrs. , Owen who are
Diocesan' officers. A letter of ap-
preciation ,from_.
ap-preciation..from-.Wilkifi-
,'>�.;--4'di,,,,wavael's n.witea &':
told ' 'sof the flood: damage and
loss: of life . suffered by. the peo-
pie'- there as aid had • 'been• sent
there a Short- time ago. The ,roll
c.ail was: answered .by 'a . 'verse,
froth' the book of Ruth.. An in-
vitation. •' was • received train the
Presbyterian W.M.S. oto attend
their Plankaffering 'meeting .on.
March '21st Mrs. George Gra-.
ham gave ' the thought for the
day. Mrs. J. .Palmer.' read • the
W.A. Litany and,': the .'meeting'
closed With prayer. 'Mrs. Roy
Sahneller : gave the closing re-
marks and :.refreshments were
served During.. the aafterhoon a. March; 9th -':He wvias-iii=his '9.6th
quilt was quilted The April year and had a fractured hip in
Meeting will .'be held at the a . fall . about. two weeks prior.
church • 'to his death.
Mrs M Dudley, Mr and CMTs.. Mr Morton .was employed -'in:
George H'aldenby •and Mrand the ow., f nit k.e_.faetory
::
r W: Hy.allen , were re when it :was. operated iby.' Cliff
PAGE SEVEN., .
P1.ayhotse theatre
g 7.30 Saturday Matinee at 2.30.
Two 'Shows Each blight at
. Friday and. Saturday, March 1.6 17•
Dennis: Morgan, Dane Clark, ;Raymond Massey, Alan Bale,
in
• •Q
"God Is My Co Pilot'
° The Flying Tigers bare', their claws and rip ;the Rising'
Sun in this World War II story of one of the most gallant.
,t• rs history.Don'tmiss `God
Is.M :groups Co.Pilot leers in aviation hist �
My �.
beck. Billy "Blake a gave•. the of-
:fering •"verse. World Friends mag-
azines:.were 'distributed and 'also
the attendance stars. The mem
'bars' purpose was ' repeated t
close . fhe meeting. •
'Mr. Cecil Blake received, wor
.by -.telegram . on Monday ' tha
Mrs. Barbara •MacKenzie of Van-
couver and formerly of .Crewe
district,' had passed .. away. on
Sunday. She was a sister of the
late H. J. Blake and ::has. several
nephews residing in this 'district.
Due to ',the storm and disrupt-
ed:telephone services in the dis-
trict, word'. came indirectly to
'•brothers and sisters of the lath
Wallace --Black; 58,--for-inerly._ of
ihe4:14errgakien: n destriebt, :that' he
had been killed . in a traffic .ac-
cident' on Saturday, '• night.' 'at
Stoney" Creek, • •'not far ' from
where he • lived,
faili� noticed
Birthdays .
Y falling'. on
thesome day .around here, Sun-
day, March l;l tib, 'were Mrs.,Ben
Mole, George Smith, Norma
Pentland, and Gregory Park.
0
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NONAGENARIAN PASSES,,
WORKED HERE 60 YEARS' AGO
The death 'of Alexander Mor-•
ton, • Guelph., occurred iii 'Guelph.
General-, Hospital . on Friday
cent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. and Forster. He is weld rememm-
i : ton. . Norman: Fry and family at, �Clin- tiered by. Thos, H Burns of town I•who ` worked. • with...him in the
, ,' -Mrs James: Hodge is spending. font ,and aid tribute
' awhile at Port .Colborne.. •I P p r bite to him as
• CO-OP
PROPANE..
GAS
and APPLIANCES:
for
farm, home and industry
LUCKNOW DISTRICT
CO-OPERATIVE INC.
phone ..Lucknow 1
"a very.. fine man", up'en learn
ing of. his -death. .
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-�1�1.�: .�o-&3i�toY'1; �"-^.`�'s11��31�i�idlogwma72'"'
Marr
YMacDougall, Of Luck
now.. •
,
They•x-roved to'Guelph 59 years
M
;•s•.
a •
Mr. Morton is survived by one,
daughter, Mrs 'David . Callander-.
(.Pearl) and a son Mark,- both of .
Guelph, : and by .two granddau-
ghters
and two great grand
children. •
His wife arida daughter .Laura
predeceased ..hien.
The .funeral service, was, held
at Gupiph on Monday with in-
termentWoodlarwn Cemetery.
The pallbearers were Cecil For-
ster of Palmerston,. Wm. Forster--
ofLucknow, ;:-Alex •Ralbertson
-,Wingham, H.: Cormack of Peter-
borough, H. , Young : and George:
Huley of :Guelph..
•
.Wm.' Fcirs"ter and Mrs.: Ronald
•Forster- attended •the -funeral-' ''''
from Lucke' eiw:
A girl . never believes a min
when' he' says he's unworthy of
her --until . they're wed. '
(.For er Resident Passes'
i• Word was received here, Sat
urday of the sudden passing, of
the late Mrsr Susan. 'Hodgins . at
the 'home of her daughter 'Vera
in `WaIlaceburg where she ..had
gone for a. visit. The funeral: 'ser-
vice- was held in St. Mark's An
glican church; Windsor, on Sat-
urday with burial on'' Sunday af-
ternoon in Kincardine Cemetery:
The: late' Mrs. Hodgins was: t
former -Mrs; : 'William Eya-n a
resided . west of . Kinlough for
many •years Left to .mourn ' her
passing are her, daughters,'. Mrs.
James Fowler (Matilda) of Sar -3
nia,• Mrs.;.:Geo. ; Margerm (Vera)
of Wallaceburg and one son, Jas.
Ryan ,of Toronto. Sympathy
extended to:'•the bereaved,'' in the
passing of • their, mother.
DUNGANNON
The CGIT met Monday night
in the United Church basement
with ,Sandia, Finnigan, president,
in the chairs' 'rhe 'CGIT purpose
was repeated,. Joyce . Culbert
gave the 'call to worship. After>•+►•..,.,.,,...,.,r�.,.�,...�.a.+
Minimum Three -Year Rate. Is: $16.00 1
Don't Delay, Act Today, See
c
R:R. '3, • 'Lucknow'
M1111.1411.14 .
cDonagb
,•Phone 61-5 Dungannon:'
!aterlao ::`Cattle :Breedin
°Assosiafon,
"Where "Better• Bulls Are Used"
•
Get on the ,bandwagon and breed .•your cows artificially
to the :bulls We have in, service as nearly 6,000 farmers • did
'during .1955,.
During the three' Monthssince the end off our fisc:,,.
Y', , ' ovem .er 3 i, 1955, 297 neer' rneinbers • joined ,our Or-
ganization. This is 13 more than during the sam,e..p.eriod the
previous year,:...
Since the of our fiscal 'year,. We have inseminat'ed
1583 •more caws than in. the' seine period of 1955 when we
bred 1'65 alone caws -thou i:ii . tree 5amc.--period " pf 11154 or
418'.more .'increase than we; had during 1955. • � were ten members pre present, ;A
le' I few. items of• business' were dis-
•Our volume of•'bugiine:;:s is •increasing faster than it has 4 • cussed. Taps closed the meeting
fpr several,.years. :4. after singing a hymn.'
'.: ,.. get 1 Mrs. Robt: Moore;, a patient at
'The Cost is low acid. the .quali't;i. of calves you ���ill, ,,� ,
is high. ►�, Godeiich Hospital is 'not show
BETTER CATTLE •FOIL BETTER LIVING. :
For' service or more. information,' phone, collect to the
Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association — •
CLINTON Hu :2-34'41 ' or KINCARDINE. -460
,Between 7.30 and 10:00 ANL Week days
7.30 and 9:30 A.M. Sundays and holidays,
Cows noticed in. heat later should ,be bred the 'following day:
•
aint-Ua Ti
"Is Just :;Around The Oo'rner"'
FLOOR PAINTS
IITERIOR HOUSE: PAINTS
EXTERIOR:' HOUSE • PAINTS.
ENAMELS ~-
UNDERCOATERS ,
> -- All 'Colors —
The ,same Approved Paint we had -on;'
sale last
year which •went` over 'sobig :ani
. proved sa. popular.
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.Gallon:.
$3.95
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Plumbing, Heating, Wiring, Eavetroughing': 'Phone 50
singing a ',hymn with Lynda 0„.. ,;`,.„...;
Blake at the piano, the scripture , • .
lesson” was' ,read , by • Kathleen -
Smyth, Mrs, Herb Finnigan' read' .1.
Goderich
j the story of the Disciples. There I
NOW—Thurs., Fri. •$i v Sat. Vistavision. iVinsical Cornedy
• Dean Martin and Jerry , Lewis with Shirley M'acLaine 1
A Merry, mad musical• in• brilliant:•new Vistavision color.
Two 'rollicking hours` off mirth and music with . -
Martin and Lewis' at their rib rocking best ' 1
itrg 1uC11 •-s.gn D4rriproVeinent.�:..-�-AF�'I"'I-
m.� _.-�._ « 5='1~S ANINI�I)LS=LLy . _ .._
•
The Dungannon Mission Band
met. Sunday Morning during the
regular service at. • the United
11T..u.vh '1� W_CL7.1>y- ri i.Y1P m Piithers
gathered ain .the basement.
Mar-
ion Mole gave
the call to wor-
ship. 'Mrs. 1 . Jirinigan •led in
prayer. Billy Blakegathered < the
Wend a
oiler
offering. y Watt pl yed a
piano ,instrumental. Pauline readAn-
the minute '
Berson s. Mrs. R.
i i4inrea'd . th:apter,-.in4:th tutly..r
a
Monday, Tuesday and 3'Vednesday �• .•
Jane •Russell,__.Ieff Chandler_ end`_ Dui._ bury�ea
I .. A y
>F•om •A-rrya ton's--tbrilli-ng novel- of ctn Easters"-hely-`•
'belle who vacations in Arizona' and meets a •h.al.f-breed �' ri
mining engineer... 1
"FOX FIRE". .. 1
f.
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in Technieufor
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C ffl<ng -"LUCY 'GALLANT"..in �eolor with Jane 1Vynian.
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