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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-05-02, Page 5170 • 'WEDNESDAY, MAY 2nd, 39:56• Q• Lyceum Theatre WINGHAM. Matinee :Saturrday 2.00 p.m. 41hurs., Fri., Sat,' ° ;May. 3-4-5 Randolph Scott. A,ngela.• Lansbury in . "A LAWLESS' STREET”. n, outdoor melodrama in. Tech ',nicolour This is 'good entertain- ment 'With fast ,action, and human interest... Mon., .Tues,, Wed. May 7 8:9 William Holden, Kim Novak Rosalind • Russell in `PICNIC" ..(Adult .Entertainment) „An excellent comedy -drama from. a ,broadway comedy of , the same name, :Phis offers a ,blend of comedy and compassion and 'cep- ' -fres around characters who.' are Credible. and 'human. The action takes place in' a small Kansas •town.' <.Admission$O .35c .. 25c... _ CO-OP PROPANE and APPLIANCES for rm, . hpme and industry ndustry LUCK1 OW DISTRICT COOPERATIVE INC. Phone : Lucknow 71.: PLAN LOCAL TOUR OF NEW. FEED` PLANT `,AT GUELPH Some 60;000' Ontario 'farmers • through their central 'wholesal: ing • organization,' United Co-op-. eratives: of Ontario, are now the proud possessors :of a new $600;000feed manufacturing. plant in Gitelph: Roasting one of ` the .largest feed . warehouses and . one ,'of the •tnost .modern feed; plants'.in Can :Ada, the Guelph operation • will ie • supply:72 Co-operatives located an • southwestern and northern Ontati Ther -naming 80-7-Co- operatives OE' Co-operatives in the eastern part of the province are presently' being ,supplied by United Co; operative •feed plants at Kenvptville . and Peterborough. • County tours' to:Visit; the new plant are t� be held. Iii'. these us, tours it is.. planned that .farmers pi Of iy TIS. LtJCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, QNTARIO KI.NT OUG .Mrs. Ronald . •Thacker •enter, tained the Anglican. Evening' Guild at her home on Wednesday .evening, Following the devotion- al exercises QVirs. George Halden- by read the. scripture lesson; Miss. Edna .Boyle, "Living Epistle" for the meditation. It was decided to assist the Little Helpers sec- retary ,with funds in preparation for the Fall bale,: The evening was spent fn working on a• Col- onial:lardy quilt.°: The president,' 'Mrs. 'Thacker, .closed the. meet - Ing with prayer.. Dainty refresh - 'Merits were; served and a :social time enjoyed,' .... • Mrs. Burton Collins' .returned =-tri - her teaching duties ii : our :sch'ool' this "'Week after •°aweeks'' absence with illness; " t Mr. and ' 'Mrs, James Palmer and family were to 'Wiarton Sun- day where Sun-daywhere Mr,, Palmer was con- ducting t'ae chwrch "Service 'there: and also ..visiting' with Mrs. Pai••' rner's p rents . there. '.Rev, M. A. Stevens , was in , charge of the. Kinlougn; Bernie and .Kingarf services. . • Mr; and .,Mrs. • Tom Hodgins .& Mr. and . Mrs. Arthur Graham were;':dinner guests of Mr. and. .Mrs. Bert 'McLean, •Kjn.eardine on:,.Wedesday evening,, • Mr../Glen • I-odgins: arid. Miss Beverley 'Stanley ,attended the ;graduation tt" 1�a�sry H al, T'or :, onto, on. Friday.' Students from' the :Peteiiboro'ugh Bible College graduated. !Glen ,was . a second year•, student' at the 'Bible College and is horne at 'present owing ,tb his father's illness, • The.. Anglican . services will be :.gin at 9:30; next .Sunday,. May 6th and . continue •.for .the sum, 'mer months. Sunday' School will also begin next Sunday follow-' ing: the. 'service: Mrs, Alice Thompson.• & Keith. And !Mrs. W • Lavelle of Kirkland Lake visited with Mr. and ,Mrs. Harvey. Hodgins .and family Mrs.. Bob ' Bu'rrow's .of Elmira called !on friends. here .'Sunday She was the 'ifornier, Mildred Pin hell. :Mr. Jack 'Barr and Donald and `Mr.'. Bruce Orr motored to Tor- onto Friday for •:Mr...Russell! Barr. who has finished his third year civil engineering at . the •Univer, •' sity, of Toronto. Russell spent the. week -end with his Mother,. Mrs, John- Barr , and other members of his family ..here, returning on Sunday to begin Metro `of Tor-` onto party chief for the •summer. '.months. WI.: Meeting Thursday . Evening ' • The Holyrood Women's Tnsti•=' ueting.will ,be ..held in t :Township Hall on Thursday:.• ev- ening with •Mrs: Sari •Farmer and Mrs • Ed . Thompson, : hostesses. Roll call, Ahighway I found in-' teresting 'and--why;°-topic, •-What- women drivers-- should :',know; Motto,, Our life's highway; .dem- :•onstration by 4-H Club girl's, cot-: 'ton 'accessories for' the !Club, girls 'bedroom; 'District Director's re- ,port,', e=,port,', Mrs. Frank Thompson; ectors, . Mrs. P: A. Murray, Mrs. Raynard' Ackert,, Mrs. Fank Maul- den, Mr`s. ,Jim Boyle. ' .A :large' crowd enjoyed.'the: l 44111.7411, N PAPE FIVE . :variety concert presented by the.' Purple Grove W.I. in Holyrood hall on Tuesday- night. Mr. And Mrs. Delbert Hedley were tendered a reception on. Thursday evening. Mr, Irwin Carruthers read anaddress and Mr; Laverne Wolfe presented them. • with. a gift of money. Sunday School twill begirt iiext Sunday • in" the • Presbyterian Church at 1.30 preceding the, regular afternoon .service,. Garden Clith Organized. The Hglyrood Dainty .Diggers met 'at the.° home of ,Mrs, Frank ,Mauiden•' on Saturday .afternoon and 'held the. election, Of, officers for the'°garden club: leaders, Mrs:, Frank iMauldeny Mrs. Lyman "S'utton ""The therie'song opened the,. meeting and nine girls,ftns- veered •the roll' with .naming "my' 'favorite flower and why". The .girls repeated the 441. pledge. Officers elected were:, president, Miss :Joan Sutton;: vice president, Miss Marion Percy ;..• Miss :Sandra Percy;' ,press , reporter, Miss Sharon Hodgins, Mrs Maul- den • outlined . the club require- ments and •.gaveeach girl vege- table and flower seeds and liter-. at,ire for the garden' club girls: Miss Barbara Murraythanked the hostess. Dainty refreshments were:. served. • • :ASSEMBLY CENTRE ( tinned. tr,om ":Page' l) the. .farm.' These are sold F.O.B. at Lucknow, with the . producer• saving .the trucking charges. At the ,Frida ynight committee' meeting, ' the, 'shippers' agree,. to rebate the Cominitfee at the rate of 'one-half ..cent :a :hog to 131'6 - vide a small fund to ` cover ad- vertising costs and other'.,little incidental expenses that the Com, mittee " may have.:They work On an entirely ivoluntary basis,' Bob Wilson, Ripley shipper, was 'at the meeting and he was extended; the privilege of work'- ing through the local:.:Assernlbly; :Centre, if. he so' wished. The motion . to set up the centre was made by:. Jack MaC-: Kenzie and Austin 'Martin: Aus- tin said he had donee some inves Itigating in the matter and felt that the Tiplan : Was in the Pro- ducers', •interest. "It's a . step in the right, direction" , 'he said. Jake Koehler, general 'mana- ger of the 'Hog Producers' Associ- ation,! was unable to. be ,present. Guest' speaker was Eldrid Aiken, a director: of the Ontario Associ- ation. He said the Provincial Board. was 'unanimous, that if a direc- tional program is `set u'• it would layh�Use Theatre.. Two: Shows Each Night at 7.30:= Saturday Matinee at. 3.30 ;Friday and Saturday, IMay jdth. and 5th , ROBERT • MITCHUM and JEAN SIMMONS "SHE . COULDN'T SAY NO 11*S IS A° TOP COMEDY with Mitchum' : portraying a , small 'town .doctor in' an , easy-going community that 'gets quite a stirring -up . with the 'arrival. . of a mad -cap heiress from England. T 1• i NOW—Thursday, Friday and Saturday • Goderich• Dirk Bogarde, ,BrigetteSardot,:',&'James.ARobertsonJustice • That Doctor is in trouble again. This time it's a cruise shop a.nd the' liveliest passenger list you've ever seen, so it's all aboard for a right merry cruise. "DOCTOR .AT SEA" in Vistavision` L Monday, Tuesday and:Wednesday . • •Phil .Carey,' Mitsuko Kimura .& Aldo' Ray In the -land• of the Rising .Sun, an amazing true adventure-_ romance well sprinkled' with uproarious fun.. •- • ..,, TI -IRE _..STR PE ; 1.N UN : ” i • • • •Comiiig-Kiln, Novak in `PICNIC" Adult Entertainment 1 Scope and color ; . . -; 1t, d 3 'Phony 181 : Kincardine PAYING' HIGHEST PRICES. FOR LIVE POULTRY Poultry Culling A Specialty l .accordance with government regulations our poultry coops are thoroughly'. washed and disinfected for yor Protection: not interfere with the procchicers local 'assembly points, but would work through them directing .He stressed the need for sup- port of ,the Association's, program which among' its objective's aims at sending hogs to the 'open mar- ket for CoMpetitive bidding and a negotiated price. With implied reference to, farmers failing', to ,stiek together he.stated, "they've been bu in tia out for 50c7.. WANT ,ADV,T. :RESULTS! • In rgeent issues there's been repeat proof Of thd power of a little "want ad" to do a selling jolb. Quick sale of a pressure tank, and a girl's coat, were re- ported, arid a lost .dog was quick- ly returned to* its owner. If you have something to buy or sell --- granted the condition ' ad" will do the twick at Low • • • CONSIGN1VIENT AUCTION SALE Head ■ m itu uw aua Win • w.- .�dalal„vilpo li Oil ill' fr fr fr efr fro fro • • Cattle '11111St,..be 'consigned OW to above -date. , 50 YEARLING STEERS 50 HEIFERS manufacturing plant Ciuelph to supply ...j2 Co-operatives in northern ancl, south- • storey warehOuse.wiih' floor, space Of almo8t, 50;000 square, feet bOasts one Of the larg- has .24-hour.capacitY of .400 tons,: a mod- ern office *Ind laboratOry, 12. silos with 'storage capacity of 84,000 bushels and a •the feed .thanufacturing plant will be, Alfred Walberg, United 'Co-operatives. of Ontario is owned' bY 60,000 farmers ifitoligl their Membership in some 150 local co-opera7 On • June 1st there will' be a. Bruce ty tour of the new Oant. BUS LEAVES LLJCKNOVV, FRIDAli., JUNE 1st Anyone wishing to go obiain/their tickets from: