The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-08-22, Page 5ro
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCkNOW, ONTARIO
WESTERN FAIR ADVANCE
TICKETS'NOW ON SALE
.Advance sate admission tickets
for. Western Fair, London, Sep-
tember 10 to 15, are the same
price as last year, three for one
dollar, 'and are now on sale at
.The Sentinel Office and through,
gut Western Ontario.
Only purchasers, of advance
sale tickets are eligible • for the
draw for two sedan cars on the
last night 'of the fair, Saturday,
September .15, 'in front of the
grandstand;
,General admission 'at the gate
is a straight '50 cents With
no
'chalice w geither of, the
beautiful sedans. In addition,,, the
purchaser °• .of advance. tickets'
saves+50 Cents on every three d
missions. One admison ticket i ••
will admit ,two •children to the
fair.
Just' make sure' your° name and
address are . plainly written or
'printed -on the back of each. tic-
ket.
Kenneth J. •MacKenzie,..
R.O. •
Optometrist
.LISTOWEL, ONT: .
at the former Wrona__Jewwelery.
store.' Ripley, 10 a.in to 9. p.m.,
WEDNESDAY.', AUGUST 29th
and every. Second Wednesday
Eyes examined ' - Glasses fitted
For appointment 'phone , Roy
MacKenzie,. 96-r-24, Ripley.
McLENNAN and•
MacKENZIE
-.FUNERAL SERVICE
Services conducted: accord=,
ing to your'- wishes at your
Home, your Church, or at :
our Memorial: Chapel 'at• no
additional charge.
• AMBULANCE SERVICE
�s .. :.Phone :1.^ • •L cknow, -- - •.
Dray ok!Niigat
TED 'COLLYER
Registered Master Electrician
ELECTRICAL r°CONTRACTQ
'Specializing'in0
Electrical Wiring and .'Repairs
AGENT FOR. SPARTON : ,TV
and •
All Eleetribal Appliances
Phone '464-25, ' Lucknow
G. -ALAN I LLIAM S
• OptOmetrlst
Offlt* oft 'Pait k St., last
off the Main .St. in
WINou Ni
Professional lye Examination
Optical Services
Phone 770, Wingbani
R. S. HETHQ.ERC.INGTON,/ ..
Barrister, Etc.
._:_ Wingham-and•-Luel now
i IN LUCHNOW
Each '(Monday
and Wednesday
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Located in the Municipal Office
'Phone Wingham •
Office 48 Residence 97
JOH NSTONE'S
U4gRAL H0ME
'Phone '76 r. 1
D.ay._.ox l�tig�ht
• Ambulance, Service
VSE OF' FEINERAL HOME
At leo Extra Coat •
Moderate Priem.
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Established i1
Insure With The
CULR•OSS MUTUAL•.
FIRE INSURANCE CO..
for ' •
Reasonable rates, • .souind pro-
tection & prompt, satisfactory
settlement of claims.
FARISH'• MOFFAT
Your Local,' Agent
R.R.3, :Teeswater
'Phone Teestva)2er 57-r41
F.: T: ARMSTRONG.
OPTOMETRIST
GODERICH
FOR AlPPOINTMENT
'Phone 1100•
'For
Appointment: or : Information
See..Wm..A.• Schmid
'Phone 157-w, : L• uckniow..
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AUTOMOBILE
AND. LIFE
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• R.R. 3, L' ucknow, Ont.
'Phone 61-5, Dungannon
R. W. ANDREW
HELD 'INSTITUTE Mrs*Byron Greig, .Lions ,Head;;
I RALLY rd vice pres., 1VIrs, Harvey
IN BRUCE Iiouston, Holyrood; sec. -trees.
Mrs. Cornish, Chesley. Discussion
group leaders were: • resolutions,
Mrs. B. Greig; Community'Act,
ivities and Public Relations, Mrs.
Dipple;, Historical Research and
Current Events, Mrs...A-Givens;
'Citizenship' . and Education, was
not . taken owing • to the illness,
of Mrs. R. J. McKellar; Agricul-
ture 84 Canadian Industries, Mrs.,
°Orland. Riehards; Home Econom-
i ics and Health, Mrs. S. Needham;
,President's, Mrs. Wilson sec.-
treas group,• 'Mrs. J..E. Rowe .. -N
A telegram was' ; read."' from,
'Mrs, C. ; Dudgeon': who was un-
able to attend the Meeting..Ap-•
preciation was expressed to the
;retiring officers, Mrs.' D.' McCosh
and Mrs. Victor Emerson.
(By May Boyle)
The second Bruce County W.o
men's Institute Rally Was held
in, the .Southampton Public school
a iditoritun with over 160 in .at-
tendance. There are 60 branches
in the County which is divided
into four districts, namely,;•East,
North, Centre and South Bruce.
The retiring prpsidenti Mrs. Don-
ald McCosh of Purple Grove, was
in the chair,.
Following the Ode . the
• 23rd
psalm ' was repeated; and '.-the
hynin "Unto The Hills" was sung
inmemory of departed members.
The address of welcome was giv-
en ,by the town reeve, Mr. Lloyd
Buckley. Mrs: •.Garnet Farrier .of
Whitechurch gave the auditors'
report following the minutes and PURPLE GROVE
financial statement given by Mrs.
Victor Emerson.-�' • • •
• A: • large . • number from the
Mrs. George Wilson,, regional Grove 'attended the presentation
vice president of St. Marys, ad- for • Mr.. and Mrs. Glen, Emerson
dressed the gathering and thank- and family prior 'to leaving for
ed the ladies for the generous their new home at Milton.
gift to Ontario W.I. members, Miss Edith•Stanley of'. London
nnaking.. it' possible to attend . the • spent the week -end at• her. home
A•C.W.W. Conference in Ceylon, here. Miss Roslyn Swan .return
in December of this year./n• her ed to London for a visit.
address she • said, ."It .is import- • Mr. and
ant that we build on a firm foun- visited at
station. Canada 'Cannot rise above' Mrs. . John
the example of her homes. As We Sunday:
Mrs. John Etherson
the home_ .of Mr. and
Nixon at Eelgrave on
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Lyceum
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heatre
• W.NGIA'L
Thurs., Fri, ::Sat. Aug. '23-24-2$
George Gebel Mitzi 'Gaynor' •
"THE BIRDS -AND
THE ‘BEES" ..
`An amusing'' remake .of . "Their
Lady ''Eve".. The story centres=
around the romantic envolve
ment of a millionaire's son whoa
becomes the •target", .of a beauties
ca%d-shark• and her father. •.
Mon:, Tues., Wed. Aug, 27-28-2S-•
Van Johnson " . Joseph Cotter
in
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"THE ;:BOTTOM OF
THE BOTTLE"
(Adult, Entertainanent)
• this story: reveals the conflicts.•
between two (brothers :. . :
an .escaped convict . the otha'
a wealthy lawyer -rancher. •
go forward in : so many ways • let' •.
Miss Edn
a (.Boyle of Orillia was
STATE FARM :. MUTUAL
uLalso reniem'ber to go ,forward a visitor ''at
the home of Mil -
spiritually: ' As 'parents we. have. ton Stanle
a tradition to hand: down and. y` n n y'
The
our lives are strengthened by members of the Good
those noble, characters`�kof. . the Neighbor Farm Forum. held ' a
early pioneers: Each family weiner roast at the home `of. Mr.
should .have a reunion • or 'home-' and • Mrs.' Stewart Needham on.
coming >celebration. poring urin this Tuesday night.
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.Mr. and Mrs, Carson Lou
r. ., it has been a pleasure to
gh=
yea
'have Mrs. Alice Berry of : Aus ran, Grant and Grace of- Listo=-
tralia visit Canada; She urged. wel, Mr. and Mrs.. Carol Alan-
members to mark in some spec - orf of Listowel were *visitors at
ial way : the W.I.. diamond jubilee the home of Mr. and. "Mrs: Frank
:in • 1957.: We have : a, tremendous, Currie 'On Sunday.'
responsibility so . let us be care- • Mr and Mrs, Gerald : Brindley
ful caretakers, in this 'third gen- and family of Iiiversdale;• Master
eration/ for there is ' a .destiny Mathew McConnel • of London,
that_makesAus=<one.-None-goes-his _Were .visitors._at the 'Boone of Mr.
way, :alone. • and Mrs Frank_ Bore ori .:Sun
;Dr. Morton, chairmnan of the
Bruee:' County . Museum, • stated•
that 4,969 persons had visitbd • he
museum Three :.hundred• ;aid
eighty-two school children •were.
on�te'
o d
c n uc .d tours The rnusetirn
is a very vital part of our Coun=
ty, •.,He complimented the insti-
tute in the ,important part that
has been ••taken towards the •mus-
eum 'The'.'curator, Mrs:. Gegniac,
spoke briefly and invited the
`ladies to • visit the museum:: Mrs,'
StanGraham of:Mildma-y--favor
ed` with two humorousrecita
tions. Following the luncheon,
Mrs. A Maundrell of Southainp-
ton led inthe assembly singing.
The I eestd_en_t.'s ddress .waa ggiv-
en by Mrs MoCosh, irhochose-
the theme "Forward", The world
is one : we cannot live apart; :She.
said, • "Let . us as Institute : mem-
bers,. achieve something, every-
. day: We are responsible to our
• neighborhood",Ito make it a bet -
,ter place;. Quitters never win,'
and ,winners never quit".•
Barrister and Solicitor
LISTOWEL, 'ONTARIO
IN • LUCKNOW
Every,'
Wednesday and .Saturday
Afternoon .
Office . in the Joynt "Block
Telephone:'
Office. 135. a ' •.Residence 314
A. M. HARPER
Chartered' Accountant
West. Street
-Goomucg, ONTARIO
Telephones .34-3J 343W
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MYCBNO KV
'Phone 10440 Dungannon
Mr. and. Mrs. ;John Emerson
visited at ' the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Emerson Saturday ev=
ening.
Miss • Nancy. Dore' is spen ing.
some holidays withrelatives t.
Walkerton.
Girl's Father: Young - man, we'
turn the 'lights: out here at 10
pm,.., •
Boy Caller: That will be okay,
we'll. not be reading.
• . Following the roll, call, •Mrs.
George Fisher of . Whiteclyiirch
recited : "The Cattle Thief" by
'Pauline Johnston,. Conveners of
standing committees then form
ed into their groups for a dis-
cussion
period. ; •,Mrs. , Norman
.Smith of Parkhead, area • chair-
1-man;brought greeti*gShe-said; ---•-
"We : should feel, honored and I
privileged to ' be1Or g to - such a
world wide organization. We re-
joice in the past arid its accom-
plishments but .• we,' must have
faith in the. future. We all pcossess
one or more talents, 'let us use
then in theright way.. The road'
to: world peace is the path be-
tween my home and that of 'ink'
neighbor'', she said:
•s Arthur...l:amilton of Ate..
oddealt with 'the findings' of
the discussion groups and 'urged
members • tostudy their hand
book, pass resolutions as,you_are:
helpless .after 'a l.aw is passed.
She urged all to refried our New
Canadians., Mrs, • Hamilton pre-
sented the by-laws' and . presided
for the election of officers: pies;,
Virs. Arthur llaundrell of South-
annpton 1st vice .pies,, NIFs Lloyd
. ,.. ma .rrad..vicee,,,,
Jaspe�xld �, 1 � •-,.... .. w.:. .:. .• . ,. Y -. ., ���.��.
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'INSURANCE
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REUBEN WILSON
R.R. 3, Goderich
Phone, 80= r-8 Dungannon.
WI NGHAM
ME OORIAL SHOP
We Eaves' Been. Memorial •
Craftsmen' for Thirty -Seven
Years, Always; Using
THE. BEST 'GRANITES.,
Along. With
Expert 'Designing and
Workmanship.
Prices Most Reasonable `.
Cemetery Lettering a Specialty
R., A. SPOTTON
'Phone 256, Wingham, Onta
AY OUSE
Friday and Saturday, August 24th,. 2501
A sparkling cast 'of Rhonda •Fleming, Gene :Barry, Agnes
Mooreland, Teresa Brewer, Guy' Mitchell. and.
The Bell Sisters, in ;
"REDHEADS FROM 'SEATTLE"
They sing, , they dance, 'they.' .romance. The,. picture has
an adventure story background laid in the fabulous Yukon
at the turn of 'the century.
Goderich
- ,Now P-la.ying--Gene-Kelly byd� Charisse"-an =Dan Dailey in---
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"It's Always Fair Weather"—in Cinemascope
I • MONDAY &" TUESDAY
Audieb Murphy, Barbara .Rush and Jeff Morrow
All the colorful' drama of the big time prize ring is
concentrated .in) this Jack Sher original screenplay.
• "WORLD IN MY CORNER"
WED., THUR., FRI. & SAT.
:LLQ
_Right i r_top±of.Ats.,successful.-Toronto run -I- .
"THE EDDY DUCH•IN STORY"--:
1 In Cinemascope arid Technicolor
w e -.rippling ._.... iano _ music-...... -
npp lC1.g" 'p , o c, of Eddy Duchin is featured in a
grand: • love story YOU will• ever remember:
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Tyrone Po:ver,' Kinn Novak and Victoria Shaw
Coning.... --"Kettles In The 1arks"--starring Marjorie Maio..
All Sept. `week S ri .3rd •la 8th. First Showing each• night at ,7.29
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