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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-06-27, Page 7wE msDAY, JUNE, 27th, 1956 t yce.Ur.fl. Theatre WINGHAM )EiURS . _:. . T ,, FRL,, SAT June 28-29-30 John Wayne, Lau . ren• Bacall� "BLOOD ALLEY"... The . story of an American Sea Captain_ who < helped an entire Chinese village ---to-escape- 'the to-escape-'the Chinese''Reds. " MON', :TUES.; . 'LVED.. •• ' - July 2=3=4- • — Gregory . Peck, , J`ennife> Jdries, • Frederic. March, in '`,The Man In The. .GrayFlannel Suit" , (adult, entertainment) An absorbing story .of a middle .class 'business executive and his. effortsto better himself in. the world. • FOR THIS PICTURE ONLY— one 'showing each . night: coin-; mencing at: 8.15. 1• THE LUCKNoW. SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO GUIDES, BROWNIES • RECEIVE BADGES • The Girl Guides and Brownies held open. Night on Monday at which the highlight of the even ing was' the 'tying up" of • two girls from Brownies, to, Guides:: The . 'Brownies formed ' their Fairy Ring .for the presentation of badges to the ,following girls: golden bar, .Beverley MacKenzie. and Lynn Cowan; dancer, Lynda Button, Dianne J. amiesori; col-.. _lector_ Ly�ncia Buxton . Diann - Jamieson; :skier, Lynda'' Button; service stars, (tint :year, Peggy Button, :Cherry Jardine; Sharon .Whitby;-Qrid year,•13etty •Matt ors, .Barbara..Rathwel-l; ;Miar-y. Y liurdie, Lynn Cowan, - Mary Andrew, Beverley R.athwel, :lawn • Stews art, Eileen Baker, Betty Marriot, Louise Jones, Marilyn•':Hender- son, Cheryl Whitby, 'Beverley MacKenzie, 'Elizabeth Pollock; 3rd year, Dianne Jamieson, Lyn- da Button. The Guides then formed their Horseshoe . and Mrs: A. A. Mc Kim, Guide Captain, presented the following badges: 2nd Class, Janet. Finlayson, Elizabeth Ann Finlayson, Lyn Cause,. Patricia Thompson, -Nancy Forster,. Eliz abeth..• Bannister, Mary Alun; Margaret 'Mullin.;' citizen, Louise • PGE SEVE'. I Andrew, Joanne Hunter, Nancy f Webster, .Sara. Jane Bannister',; Janet Finlayson • laundress, Nancy Webster, Joanne •Hunter, Patricia Thompson, Mary Ahlin, 'Joan Crawford, Sara. Jane Ban-• nister, Elizabeth Bannister, Jean Richards, Margaret Mullin; Lyn Couse, Nancy Forster, Janet Fin ayson, Elizabeth Finlayson; lit- tle, house emblem, Nancy Web-' ,. ster, Jean Richards, :Joanne Hun- ter; child nurse, Janet Finlay-. son, Joanne Hunter,' Elizabeth Finlayson, .Lyn Couse, Patricia Thompson; Jean-Brchards, Sara Jane Bannister, Joan Crawford, Nancy Webster, .Elizabeth Banni- ster, Mary Aliin, Margaret .Mul-, lin; First...Aid, Sara •Jane Banni- ster (Sara, obtained this badge by 'passing . the senior • St. John's Ambulance course)3p Service stars: 1st year, Judy. Webster, ' Lorna Howald;. • Mary Allin, Janet Finlayson; 2nd year, Lyn Copse, .Margaret , Mullin, Patricia Thanipson; Elizabeth Finlayson, Elizabeth Bannister, Nancy , Forster, Lorna Howald; 3rd year, Marguerite MacKenzie; 4th ' year, Joanne Hunter, I 'aney Webster,. Joan. Crawford, Jean, Richards; 5tli •year, Sara Jane Bannister; 6th year, Louise An- drew. The Girl Guide shield was pre- sented to : the Bantam • Pktrol ' for having:: the 'most .points through.' the :year.' 'Q' sheathe knife was .awarde.d • to Patricia,_ , Thompson, •for finishing her .Morse( Code ;first this year and an axe 'and' two knapsacks were given to' the Canary 'Patrol for . being the first, patrol to : have •all • their. Guides learn Morse ''Code ,. and • also' for. having all Second Class . Guides in their` :patrol. Beverly Ashton, Brownie lead- er,, pinned . wings on Dianne Jamieson: and Lynda.. Button as they • `_flew up" ,from . Brownies to Guides.- The girls were 'wel comed 'into, Guides rby their new. •Patrol. leaders and. ,were intro. dueed totheir captain, Mrs. °Me- Kim and Lieutenant: Jane Jiehi : stone. • . 'Mrs. McKim' gave some :of the Guides .the names of Girl. Guides from New. Zealand with whom the Lucknow 'girls correspond :to obtain part of their World Know- ledge badge, a badge.' needed for the Gold Cord. The Guides and Brownies dos- ed -.by 'singing taps, 'ending their activities. for the' year 1955-56. Tho easiest starting, sinnpleet operating . power -mower you cap . buy town -Boy • h powered. by .the, full. '2 h,p. Iron -Morse engine to keep toughest lawns, thickest gross in Perfect .shape. • It has. easy .automatic. ,recoil ',starting, handy .choke, on-off iwhch and 'front and side trim.. Lown -Boy 'pulverizes gross clippings, eliminatesraking..'See ail three, great' lawn -Boy models nbw it .your -dealer's. ur Don't let firing and yellowing rob you of profit! Side -Dress Your Corn with TWIN -ACTION AEROPRILLS* • ao 01. • .33.5% NITROGEN irNitratonitro tt :. trt xtiatell►-solublo: • - 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. rr. at.. teg'a • • NITROGEN' 'PEED.-A-E:R�-0PR1LIS- -N0�1N--�-- Enquire for Stay -Fresh Preservative • J�e4 11! (sodium bisulphite'). cknow Distric 0-0 PHONE 71, LUCKNOV - i PORT. ALBERT•�LADIES' WON $20.00 IN QUILT CONTEST The -I -Ladies G1-a-ild --ofChrist Church, Port Albert; received : a fourth prize of. $20.00 in the Group Section of the resent. Tor -1 onto Star 'Weekly. , quilt contest for .all Canada, The quilt • depicts the iflorai "emblems of all the Provinces of Canada. The prize- winning quilt, along with others of similar .merit, will. 'be on dis'- I play in • the Ontario 'Museum for several. months. , I Coupled.,with; this is: the news" of the prize-winning ofF the Kingsbridge ladies. It is evident that the 'ladies of • that ,area ex- cell in the old • art of quilting. Two Shows Each 'Night at 7.3.0;, Saturday Matinee at 2.3 Friday and Saturday, June 29;10 • RICHARD 'TODD and MICHAEL REDGR;AVE, in. "THE DAM ;BUSTERS Richard Todd stars as Wing ; Commander 'Guy Gibson,, .., Lt .FSC:, 3n the -never -told story' of . the. _bomb that had to, bounce and the air devils • that had to bounce - 'em►' ❖ ARK Gocierh: Now ::"THEW LAST ,FRONTIER" -Victor Mature and. Anne • • Bancroft '.Scope- fiand Color. • MONDAY, TUESDAY &', WEDNESDAY Tony Curtis, Pat Crowley' and Jim Backus Present . a ' thrilling: tale of the • prize' ring; as a boy, fighting to ' aid his father, becomes middleweight champion. "THE. SQUARE JUNGLE" THURSDAY, . FRIDAY & .SATURDAY. Danny_ Kay -e, -Glynis -Johns- and'=Basil Rattibone A humble clown in early England. doubles' as an outlaw and helps r to restore the e true . king. It's a rollicking comedy -with -music:. "THE COURT JESTER" V'iatawision- and Color I Coming ;; -"FOREVER DARLING" -Lucille Ball and 'Dei Arnez - Cinemascope.' • • • • ship of Allan •MacLean, with Mrs. Duncan. Simpson at ,the. organ. Both morning and evening a very •harmnonius . trio, Mrs. Wallace Mc- Clean, :Mrs. Ronald Forster .:and Mss. ------Stewart- -Jameson=sang beautifully "The .Love of God" and in the evening, "Heartaches".. Quartettes , were' sung by the Ashfield boys, Elmer MaeKenzie, Allan. McLean, Finlay. MacDonald and Duncan .Simpson. The . choir :ANNIVERSARY 'AT ASHF;IELDKIRK. The, •Ashfield Presbyterian' Chur4h--c-eleb_rat d its_1.013111.-..an,l: niversary , on Sunday, 'June 17th., The present building . was built in ,1906, erected on the same site as the former frame church, and so . the Ashfield ,church stands as1 a monument, ,not to the learned andmighty, but' to menand women who keep alight the Burning .Bush' The speaker for 'the day was the Rev, Wallace McClean, Lucl n0wf gave gave two inspirational serm6risT-,Th the morning`u-he- spoke' on "God's challenge to the Church"', from .Heb. 10:32, a call :to • remember the' former years. In the evening, Isa. 59:12, "Re -1 pairin the breaches", reminding the co regation of its respons-� ibilitie , and the strengthening of their faith, Special music was. provided' by the choir under the leader, - rendered .anthems at: ,both =serer - vices. ' A 'very Iarge• nurinbee were • present with membersof neigh- -boring congregations .being pros, introi�n- Ri�ple-y-;- Piste-- R.,iver, Be vie and 'Zion: ,The Lucknow co gregation ,withdrew. its even- ing service to attend. The Row J. R. MacDonald has been the. faithtfpl and beloved pastor the last 'seven years. fes, I • Through our affiliation ' with • Inter -Pro vitncial Co-operatives, w•e can offer you . THE. BEST PRICES, on • . QUrALITY' CANADIANL'MADE TWINES I Co- .C.O. o�-aud UHarvesqyand--rwombhne- quality --� ` - Canadian workmanship- with the best possible prilee,, and the savings made 'possible through, • e masa buying are passed; on • to you the.'custom►r.. LucknowDittrict 4 , ,: . i . 4. 4.1,. • ts i 4 •