HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-11-07, Page 7WDNES AY, . NOV, 7th,: 191566
Lyceum Theatre
WINGHAM
First. Show at 7,15
-yom- -2. --Pr.virs: mow
Rf'
Thurs., Frig 'Sat, • Nov, 8.9-10
• EVE ARDEN
in .
•
"OUR MISS BROOKS"
Zoe the TV program the story,
centres 'around the. Thigh --school
• ____teacher's_ adtventwes, romantic
and otherwise, •and is chiefly
. made up of ` cemedy situations.
Mon., Tues., Wed. Nov. 12-13-14
Robert Taylor • Dana Winter
in
"D*DAY, TirIE .SIXTH
OF JUNE"'
(Adult Entertainment).
A touching war -time love tri-'
angle set in England in the
hectic: dais .prior to D -Day.
CN.R. BARGAIN, FARES
The C.M.R.' .is currently adver-
tising ho r tate fares eaeh Sat-
.----Toronto-.---Departure
at-
:TToronto: Departure
time : from Ltxeknow depot is ` 6:15
a:m. arriving in ,Toronto at 11.10.
:Returning the train .leaves Tor -
mitts at 5.25 p.m. ` and .:is 'due, at
the local, station at 1.0.45.
Kenneth J. MacKenzie,
•Optometrist
'_-LISTOWEL, ONT.
at .the former., Wrona'Jewelery
• store..Rip1ey,',10 ain;.'4 9,
WEbNESDAY, ;OCT`. 24th '
and every Second Wednesday.
.Eyes examined . Glasses fitted
For - appointment 'phone • Roy''
,MacKenzie, 96-r-2.4, 'Ripley.
McLENNAN and
MacKENZIE
FUNERAL SERVICE •
Services conducted ..accord
ting ,to' your wishes at -your •
Home,, your • Church,. or . at
our Memorial'. 'Chapel at' no
.. additional. charge
•AMBULA-NCE . SERVICE`
18 ° Phone 181, Lucknow,
Day or Night
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TED '.CC' LLYER.
,Registered Master Electrician
ELECTRICAL. CONTRACTOR
• Specializing in
Electrical 'Wiring and Repairs
AGENT FOR SPARTON TV
and
All Electrical Appliances
Phone 46-r-25, Lucknow
Gr.. ALAN. WILLIAMS-
Optometrist
Office on Patrick -St ;lust
oft. the Main St. in
WINGHAIVY .
Professional Eye Examination
•Optical• Services
Phone 770, Wingham •
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HETHERINGTON;
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BarriSter, Etc.
Wingham and LucknOW
IN ,LUCKNOW
Each Monday .
and' Wednesday,
:Located in the Municipal 'Office
'Phone Wingba n •
Office 48 :', Residence 97
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LVCKNOW,. ONTARIO
pley Juniors
age Rat
The Ripley Junior Farmers
have Organized, a Wage -War -on -
Rats campaign; whi'ah, will be ef-
ffective ' in this area for the
months. of Novembear and De-
cember. Theof the•m
ca-
paign is to. erad nate . rats said
-mice-from x -11 -farms -in this area
and to..awaken the farm po
tion • as well es others to the
costly . destruction caused • by
these animals.
Hugh Mason of 'Huron Town-
ship, ,general, chairman of the
:campaign, says rata . are far more
•common than most Of us like to
believe, In '.a recent' test at the
,O AJC: it was fownd that ' .rats
were' on every one, of 57 farms
'visited in the area. • It was es-
timated that each . of these farms
lost ' as much as $1000, a year to
*the pests. Rats don't restrict
their. activity . to farms : alone,
are. ''extremely .4,xarumon around
stores, food processing plants
:and many town 'homes.
Hugh explained that his club's.
program is part of a ,proiv+ince
wide campaign iby Junior Farm
ers.-- .Other-: committee membersfrom 'i : e.
11. ply are •Tom. Farrell,
Dougald Campbell, Bob Osborne,
Jim Needham, Gordon . Patterson
and Duncan Campbell whois
president of'. the '(group. ••
It is estimated. that every 'fat
'R. W..`ANDREW.
Barrister and S• olicitor ;
L-ISTOWEL, . ONTARIO-
IN' LUCKNOW.
:Every
Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoon... '
Office, in the Joynt Block
.. Telephone:
Office. 135• Residence 31-J
A. M. HARPER
Chartered .Accountaint '
West Street
• GODERICH, ONTARIO °
Telephones 343J 343W
INSURANCE. -
0o -Operative Life Instiranlce
• Co -Operative Automobile
Insurance
Mercantile & . Farm ' Fire
Insurance .
Economical and Reliable.
See
T. ACAMERON
LUCKNOW
,'Phone. 70-r-10 Dungannon
JOHNSTONE'S
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Day or, Night
Ambulance Service
USE OF FUNERAL HOME
At No, Extra Cost
Moderate Prices' '
'Establlished.18944
STATE, FARM MUTUAL •
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AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE
Investigate Before investing
4;REUBEN • WILSON
R.R. 3, Goderich
Phone 80.r1,8 Dungannon
•
AiA ..i.44.144.4644
«wS.y�wsx'..FY3.n5;CW"tw`,
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and poultry • diseases, destroy
Property and cause barn fires at
times.
The chemical, warfarin, is.
ideally -suited- -as a •rat- poison
for this type of campaign. It can,
be easily and safely ,used,' and it.;
is . extremelyeffective against
rats and mice. When .warfarin .is
eaten, in very small quantities,
for four or five days, it.• gradu-
ally causes the. (blood to thin out:
and -leak from the blood +vessels
into the • . body cavities. The rat
or • mouse simply bleeds to death
internally. This slow, painless
•action is .the reason for. war- l
'far.in's. ;success as: a rat . killer..
Rats' and mice eat it without
knowing, and will keep coming.
back for . znpre until: they die'.
Warfarin is. one of , the . safest
otf poisons. The bait' mixtures
that rats like' are usually 'not
•attractive to pets, livestock • and
,poultry'- For . warfarin to hurt
animals-or-humans,.ons; -they would
:have . to•toonsu.me it ~continuously
aver ' a period of days All pre-
cautions are printed on the -label
of each package.
Get (behind the Ripley 'Junior
Farmers .. in' ';their . fine effort to
promote.' .ibetter agriculture in
your area.
•
costs the farmer at
least $20 pets
year, • Tn addition
tothe vast amount,
in the barn
of food they
eat • they also spread livestock,
PRESENTED LIFE
MEMBERSH I P'
The November meeting of 'the
Blake's a W.M.S was , at the home
of Mrs. Zinn on Thursday,. No-
vember 1st ;with twenty ladies
present Mrs. L. • lVlenary and
-Mrs Zinn--were---in--charge;-The
meeting •opened with a hymn
followed • by .the ' Thanksgiving
prayer in : unison: Scripture read-
ings were read. by Mrs:- Benger
and Mrs. iG. Saunders. •The . first
two questions in the"Missionary
Monthly were explained by Mrs:
Zinn and the next two: by •Mrs.
C: Cooke and the last' ones ,by:
Mrs:. J.Arnold.. A reading was.
given by Mrs. G. Twaznley. There
.was' a . free-will :offering for the
year. The annual meeting 'is to
be in the - hall on December • 6th.
at : 2,00 : p.m. with' Mrs. G. Saun
ders ' in' charge • of the meeting
and Mrs. C.. Cooke. and Mrs. J..
Irwin as .hostesses: •
PAGE SEVEII
K THEATRE �
First Showing 7:30 Second Showing 9.30
NOW :...:"The Rawhide Years"—in technycolor with
Tony Curtis and • Coleen Miller • • '
MON,, TUES. & WED;,
"TH E LAST TIME I SAW PARIS'
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Technicolo
All the excitement of ._VE--DaY_ in_. Paris,... plus, the. :dramatic.
romance of a. man who falls in love,with �twt pretty
sisters- a --picture' you'll remember!" - - _
Elizabeth Taylor, Donna Reed, Van Johnson; Walter Pidgeon
THURS., FRL;' & SAT.
Ray Danton, Leigh: Snowden and Onslow Stevens
Present a swift -moving adventure story packed with
tense situations and rugged two-fisted action!'' '
"OUTSIDE THE. LAW" .
Coming.: Frank Sinatra. in' "The Tender Tr ap'.: in:'scope
. `•and color. Adult Entertainment..
The Society then presented As matron ' of honor, Mrs.,`
Geo. Tozer, sister .of the ,groom,
wore a ballerina length gown:of
apricot •• iridescent taffeta, and.
-carried a cascade of bronze' apd
yellow;: ••porth ors. •
Allen 'McDonald, London, w
best man and:- ushers were Gear'
Tozer and Dr. ,Ch�arles� Lockwood
both of London,
Mrs. Herb Curran, who ' has
been secretary -treasurer for a
number of • years with a Life
Membership. Mrs, Curran thank-
ed the ladies for the lovely .cer-
tificate vv'hich she appreciates
very much:
The bazaarwas +di e
scuss. d and'
,arrangements rade to have it in
the Legion Hall on December lst.
After ''a. hymn 'and the 'benedic-
tion, Mrs: Zinn and Mrs. L. Men-
ary served a': lovely lunch.
WEDDING BELLS
TWA1VH.EY-ECKSTEIN . •
In ' a candlelight ' setting of
;mums and and white gladioli -
at the Evangelical'' •'United Bre-
thren Church at. Dashwood, • the.
Rev. W . F. ' , Krotz officiated . at
the -wedding 'of. Marjorie Pearl
ii Eckstein,, ' London and William
!Allen `Twamley.; The:. bride is the
---daug:Ifief of-1Vk: ;Nand-_1Vrrs. ^Ir'vm
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R.R. 3, Lucknow, Ont.
'Phone 61-5, Dungannon
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R.R. 3, Teeswater
' 'Phone Teeswater 57-r-41
F. T ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST ..m_.µ.�
• GODERICH . .
FOR APPOINTMENT
''Phone' 1100
For
Appointment or Information
See Win. A. Schmid,
'Phon.' i'7-rv'. ;Lucknow
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Eckstein,.. Dashwood,;,, and, 'Mr.
and Mrs. Charles . W. Twamley,
London, are parentsof the
:groom. Mrs. Kenneth ;.McRae
played traditional music.
A waltz lengthgown of 'white
nylon -lace over satin was •chos-
en by the bride. The gown .feat-
ured a shirred bodice and .mat-
chin.g short sleeved bolero with
Peter • Pan' collar. A headdress
of white roses and: forget -me,`
hots held her ' shoulder length
veil Of French ' illusion and she
carried a. cascade of • red roses
and : white . stephanotis. • '
Receiving 'guests, the ';bride's
mmlier wore_a' reopen blue .dress.
with .;navy accessories and
cor-
sage of. 'pink pompoms. ' The
groom's mother 'cchosedusty rose
lace With navy accessories ; and
corsage of light blue pompoms.
For . the..wedding tripthe bbride
donned a yellow tweed suit with`
bronze accessories- and cors'age-lig=
bronze -pomporcns. •.' The couple
will • live' in London. .
Mr. and MTs. ' Sam Sherwood
and .Mr. and Mrs: Torn Ander-:
son of Luckno.ww. .attended the
vv_ edding. The groom is a ne,ph--- _
ew of Mrs: ;Sherwood.
REMEM;BRANCE0 DAY SUNDAY,
amembralnce .Day ' f a11s on a< •
Sunday.' this: year but the . fol-
lowing Monday won't, be •declar,
ed a statutory 'holiday. ' •
The secretary, of • the • State :De,.
partment " .stated recently . that
federal legislation •calls for Re-
membrance Day to be -observed
Novenvber.11th. There is no stip-.
ulation .drat it can be observed
the next day if it falls on a Suri.-
day as is • done under the Dom-.
inion Day Act..
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