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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-06-20, Page 7NESDA'Y, JUNE. 20th, 1956 rit®r ly-�TheatreeUm WINGHAM Matinee . Saturday ' 2.00 p.m. TORS., FRI.,. SAT. June 21-22-23 ,Gordon MacRae!Shirley Jones "CAROUSEL" A story • with beguilin „songs, • zzlingchoreography;, and a tender ,and poignant g love story. . Admission: 60c 35c • .25c MON., TO S., WED. `'. June 25-26-27. • • (Ad. ult Ente•rtaiininedit• ). Anna Magnani Burt •Lancaster. Marisa Pavan "THE,ROSE TATTOO" A fascinating, adult comedy- drama abased on Tennessee Wil- liam's earthy play. KELON.� MEMORIALS WALKERTON P. We are the•' Only maniac- turers•in this Part 'of Ontario Of ''high class monuments who import -: granite .hem the. Old. Country: in , the rough by the carload •and process from • .the: rough • to,. the 'finished .monument. Na middleman. When choosing,* monument. come and:. see one of • the largest selection's in .Ovitario Establishedover sixty years... Writeor phone Walkerton, 8 and reverse charges. SKELTON MEMORIALS WALKERTON NOTICE )e, TRE LUCKNOW .SENTINEL,' LUCKNQW ONTARIO HELD WORK BEE AT MIRAMICHI :CAMP • Swimming, trespassing a n d building fires- in the bush are strictly prohibited on the prop- erty of Mrs. Herb Miller, Any- one disregarding this .order is liable to prosecution, MRS: H. MILLER - Notice is hereby given • that the Townshnp of Ashfield has • set .up• the following dumping grounds: 1 ---Lot ..3, Concession 13, W.D., Rabt, McIntosh sideroad;, 2—Lot 10, Conces4 »» 4; .D., Mill' Road, Dungan . 3 --Let 1, Lake 'nge, .D:, Mel' Dicksoxi's, Pori Albert; Anyone. citurpirig,:.garbage••- on.. any, other read allowance or pub- lic •;property will be prosecuted Signed,' Cecil Blake, -Reeve, • Township of 'Ashfield.' Langside Y:P.S. The. Langside Y.P.S. met at the home ofMr, and Mrs. . Bert Mof- fat on Wednesday evening,' June 13th, The .president, Jas. Young, presided. The scripture Was rbad by Robert 'Young followed by the ;;.meditation . by James •' Moffat. CARD :0F THANKS The family • of. the 'late James Hodgkinson wish to sincerely thank ,all those who were:so very kind ',and •sympathetic, in '• their bereavement:. Special thanks to those. .who . sent ' flowers . and to Rev. H. • L. Parker of Wingham. .Harold Congram would like to express his. , appreciation for cards and frui.t'.received,, and those who visited him 'Awhile in Kincardine Hospital zs:.•.t i{ltri t islhe5 thank her many: friends and neighbors who so: kindly 'remerh- bered.: her with letters, , cards, flowers and 'treats and all Who called to see' her While a 'patient in ,St.' Joseph's . Hospital,, also those. who helped in any way during ' her°• recent . illness. All these kindnesses .• shall long be remembered. Mirainichi Camp of the United Church of +Canada' was a scene of "activity last Thursday when members of • Bruce. F"'Presbytery gathered 'for a work bee to• help put the camp. in readiness for summer use. Cleaning up brush, painting the boat and tables, sereening cabins and splitting wood were among the jobs tack- led. At least seven cannps will be held there during July and August, each providing Christ- ian leadership. and recreation for 75' or ' more boys and A• business session wound up the affairs of , the conference i eing We.'wish to sincerely thank all those Who sent ..cards., flowers,. fruit: boxes and gifts, and .who. visited .us' in • the . hospital and since corning 'home. All. these kind' and thoughtful acts were - much ..appreciated. •• Lenore and Janine'Ann Glenna The family of the late Mrs. L. C. MacIver . wish to •`' sincerely thank the 'many, kind relatives, friends- and neighbors: for re- mernbering . Mother . with cards and flowers during her .illness and for ''the beautiful.. floral ,•:tri= buttes .and expressions `. of syin pathy elbxtended. us in 'our• be= reavernent,' • • year; Two" inductions. •are b planned, Rev. R. R. Conner into. • the Walkerbon;. pastoral charge pP� Pi.ay Typo Shows: Each Night at 7.30 Saturday Matinee at ?JO PLAYING THREE NIGHTS • . Thursday, Friday,, Saturday,' June 21, •.22, 23 • JUDY GARLAND and JAMES, MASON, lin teaitre A ' . Star Is one of the great pictures of all time -=in technicolor. It took $6,000,000 and •2i , years to .make it. You can see it , at. regular prices this. week-end—THREE' NhGtHTS—Thurs- °clay;: Friday and •S,aturday at The •Playhouse. • ' • • and Rev •'R; C. Kalil into the Southampton pastoral' charge: All churches .will be considering how they can share in the evangelistic call .of Canada:; to Christwhich will 'take place across Canada this fall. Christian 'education will be aided in this by area insti- tutes. Rev, .W. M. Whidden,. retiring chairman, welcomed the 'chili, - man elect, Rev:.W. H. Summerell who begins,, duties at the ,first of July this year. . .The' offering ,was taken by Don- na -Moffat. followed With the of- fering ,prayer by . James . Young The topic ,was given by Rev. •.Caswell, , The • meeting close* with. •' the : mizpah benediction, The hostess served• an enjoyable. lunch. The . next meetingwill;• be. 'held ton July ;11th with Robert Young ' and ' Colleen Tiffin in charge. Don't let firing and yellowing rob you of profit! Side -Dress Your Corn with TWIN -ACTION AEROPRILLS* Ammonium Nitrate Fertilizer • o f 0 33.S% NITROGEN • Nitrate nitrogen .immediately soluble for fast crop feeding . • • Ammonia nitrogen -=leach -resistant, 'slowly available for sustained, feeding • Use your regular fertilizer spreader - • or distributor. Order your fertilizer now from'your.local Cyanamid .dealer.. "P. M Reg'd -IPEED-A-EROPR LL` O Enquire for Stay -Fresh Preservative (sodium bisulphite ;,;,MPf� • \` • A Ate• a,y w.n.y,e d NITROGEN -33.S tows WOO° The upkeep•of 'Miramichi camp property and the new building time,, effort. and' foresight. The work of Rev. W. D. Elmslie in this, regard' was deeply appreci- ated by ppreciated.•by' the Presbytery. It is' hop ed. that more and more ' people realize theneeds and .possibili- ties of such' a vital part : of the Church's. work•. WHITE(:I-IURCH 1 Messrs Join; Archie & Cairns, Aitchison' attended • ,the centen- nial anniversary of . Burn's• church at Saugeen -' - 3Vlr.and' Mr.s: CliffordFarrier and family .of Wallaceburg' visit- ed On Sunday with his parents Mr.' and Mrs.. W, R.: Farrier. Quite a few from around here ,attended the : •flower and ..' anni- :versary ,services held in the Brick church , on Sunday. ' BORN—In: the.. 'East . General. Hospital, 'Toronto, to 'Mr.. & Mrs. Ross Smith, (nee Shirley' Chap- man.), a daughter, Kathy Lee. •Mr. and Mrs. • Russel Chapman;' Gary:'and Mrs. Chapman, Sr., vis- ited with friends 'in Aurora . and Toronto: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stephen- son of : •Bro. okiyn, Ontario, ' spent. 'the week -end with Mr. and 'Mrs. woo.-, Gros . 1 RK —:t " with Now Playing:,.• Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy Marie Windsor and Peggy King. . .. Mon., Tues.. & Wed.—First showing 7.30 p.m., second at 9.30 ' `` Vise, Damone, Ann Blyth 'and • Howard K el ' A brilliant and thoroughly entertaining enter. inin n1usical liit tells of an adventure -loving poet )and his effort. to .'secure happiness for his beautiful. daughter. "KISMET In 'scope and . color' ' •i i 1 Thursday, Friday and Saturday or751Mature, Itnne -' ncroft; fl G Life ': at ,a frontier post in the mid -eighties is 'liveried by a swaggering ,army'' scout and a unique romance:". "THE LAST' FRONTIER In 'scope ,and color.., Coming -And :Don't Miss 'It: Danny .'Kaye as: • '"THE COURT' ,JESTER"' . 401i:=11,10,11111,41IMIN. o'> • lin,• •as a . •o.elegate ' from India;, Mrs. T. J Todd, .a • missionary from Japan, and Mrs. , John .+Cam- eron :and' Mrs. Ross Errington ' as members .front ;the audience. rte- L ' I 1Virs -T:-J--•T-odc presided or. e e was ST. HELENS.' �liev, • Mr Green of Princeton has accepted the invitation of the - St, Helens United 'Church to'. be their minister commencing Sun- day, 'July lst. A reception for Rev. and Mrs. Green will be held'' in' -the church on Thursday: even- ing, .June :2$th.•.'E_veryone .is' in, vited. . , • • • Mr. and 'Mrs. Mel. Brown of Kitchener were visitors for Fath- er's, Day with. Mr. and Mrs. R. Woods. . , • . • Bob' Murdie 'of Kitchener' is holiday lida 'visitor with his mother,, Mrs, Alex Murdie and :' Mr. and Mrs. 'R. Woods. • Mr. and Virg. Milton Taylor .Mrs Bumstead of Meaford were week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rutherford and other vela-• 'thins. Th.e ladies, •were the form- sn _ ai ah Radcliffe; and Mrs. '.Green on that date Needed improvements . at'' . the Manse were discussed. Afteenoort, tea was enjoyed with,. ll is. John, Cameron and. Mrs. Eldon '•Miller rr th W.A `,', the theme of which "The Psalms= of the' Social .'fon- sciousness". The meeting was opened with ' `the theme hymn, prayerand.creed.. Mrs. W. A. Miller read the scripture lesson as hostesses. 4 1. and Mrs: Errington . the `medita- tion. The :' ,treasurer : reported• $169.12 on hand. It'was agree dto ,postpone the . afternoon -tea set •for/June 28th and plans were, made far_' a res_eption for, Rev.. Marya d 5 daughters of the late Mr. and Mrs. John ' Radcliffe and Were: former residents of this; 'com- munity. Sixteen ladies attended ,the meeting of the W.M S .. and the rr W.A. held at the United ..church "• yafternoon: Mrs. W. on Thursday . ,.. e of the � ._.. in. -.ch. =-�.._..a_i.T..�:`M_i-Was--sem~- arg W.M.S. with the theme of the worship, servide being "The •Gos Del according to you". Miss W. U, Rutherford gave. :the medita- tion and. •Mrs, W. A. Miller led in prayer. The topic, "The mis- sionaryg obli anon of the. church", wat` given in dialogue forin with Mrs. Chas,. .MacDonald as leader in 'a program on the Wellingan luc"kn'o.w Distric' ;PfOh8 71+LUC- KOW •• ronferenc e. Mrs ran c _. Through our affiliation. with 'offer you nter-Provincial Co-operatives, w can ,,. � . - � e • . . • TI -IE BEST PRICES $ on • MADE TWINES . QUALITY CANADIAN- . _ Co--opisind U:C:O. Harvest -Brand -combine .quality_ . _.__ Canadian workmanship' with the best possible price, i and the savings made possible through • I. � passed � mass buying ae . on toQy'aa the. customer.... : I. is i■Lucknow •:n�„•ori,w n4iotrampoomsno►osstrimin ioimod+o+Pwoom.$" 1arb4.*oroeewrso�o ,; y d • • Y , L�. t .4 . t. • 14,