HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-10-25, Page 5'. TRSDAX, OCTOBER 25,, -:951
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• 'AGE • tIVE,
,Two Shaw,: Bach, Night;
FIRST SHOW AT 745
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. Thursday, Fri ay, Saturday
'UCTOtint 35, 26, 27
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GENE'AUTRY, in
bTEMs•NEVER CRY
MATINEE SATURDAY
Monday, ,,Tuesday, Wednesday
OCTOBER 29; ''34; '31
LASSIE,
PAULKELLY
1n..
;'acre Hints
Thursday! Friday, Saturday.
November -1, 2, 3
"NO. QUESTIONS' ASrt D"
CARS. CRASH•
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Cars, driven by 'Eldon* Hender-
son; ':Boundary West and Eldon
MacLennan of Lochalsh• figured
in a•midoafternoon' crash on Tues -
:day at the United Church corner,.
Mr. Henderson' was turng north
onto.; Station St and the Mac:
Lerman car was eoxniinj down
Station„ -St. and • about, to turn On-
to.
n-to: lVain .Street:. The left • side of
the Henderson'. car was stove in
:and' suffered'.the''•more 'extensive.
damage of the two, Neither .driv-
er was injured. •
CARO M' • THANK
The family of the 'late Mra..
ElizabeetiCCarter wish to express
,,sincere thanks and appreciatjon
to their friends and: neighbors
for their many .acts of .kindness
•dosing' her illness ,and at the
time of. their sad bereavement.
Mrs. l -tarry Hackett wishes to
sincerely thank:her' mane.Y f rieids
and neighbors for their kind .acts.
and kindly remembrances ' of
cards,`' letters, fruit and flowers.
Such. thoughtfulness during my
illness. at 'home Was : indeed ,.ap-
predated... .
I wish to thank all who were
sokind to me during my stay in
Wingham Hospital especially the
matron and staff nurses, also
Doctors Corrin,, Johnston, Palmer
and Rev; G. Miklejohn;,also Ber-
vie W.M.S., •Purple Grove friends,
all who sent cards, flowers and
treats 'and •all who helped in *ny
way. '
ELIZABETH WALL.
.roup .'II of the W. 'A,
Twenty-two ladies of Group II
of the. United Church W,A, ••met
at the horneof, WS: j. W. Joynt
to hold their' October . meeting.
.The meeting commenced, ..by sjng-
rig hymn 483 followed by''a: de-
votional: reading' by . Mrs; Web-
ester: 1'he scripture was,read by
Mrs: •Umbaeh, Mrs. Hodgins then
tookcharge of the program. Mrs.
Brooks gave a• reading entitled
"My Corner of Atte 'World". A
reading on: "How to, Marry Well."
was ,given by ,Mrs: W. B. Andir-
son.. Mrs.' •G. Montgomery ably
entertained with: 'an instrumental
land' Mrs J" C:. Armstrong favored
With a solo. The collection. was
received' 'and the .meeting* close
with : the mizpab,.:: benediction: A
contest was conducted Eby .Mrs:. E.
'Taylor' and, •a'. dainty lunch was
served bythe' hostess and corn-
. mittee in charge.:„,
W.FbDINC ..BELLS.
1RWIN--IRWIN
In
the 'United Church Parson
age on Thursday, October 18th
at 4.00 o'clock, Wilda' Irene Irwin
•became the bride of Glenn .Stan,leY Irwin. The bride isthe dao -
Otter of Mr, and Mrs. Emxnersoi.
Irwin of Lucknow and the_groom:.
is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Clar-
ence Irwin, also of Lueknow, Dr.
W, J. Mumford officiated' at a,
double •ring `ceremony,
For her wedding, the ' bride
•chose a lovely dress of white slip-'
per satin. There 'was an inset of.
lace • at, the neck with a satin and
face ruffle- 'below._ •Theski t had••
two side panels .of • alternate lace
sand satin ruffles, which gave the
dress an, air of .01d World charm.:
Her headdress of •,tucked .satin,
I(eld in place a fingertip veil of
lace, trimmed with . brocaded
scroll; The bride Wore 'pearls and
carried a cascade of red roses.
The' bridesmaid, Mrs . Betty
Mullin of Monkton,. Ontario; wore
a blue satin, flogr •length .dress
with a Peter Pan collar and
•three-quarter length sleeves, Her
headdress Was . a band. of ''blue
roses and forget -me' -noes and she
carried a bouquet of red. rosebuds,
Thegroomsman, brother of the
groom, was ,Mr' Grant Irwin of
Clinton..
A wedding di
"Wedding for the -
guests was held in, the Lucknw
Recreational.,;Centre, where the
bride's mother receivved, wearing,
a black dress and a corsage ' of
,red ” roses. The.. •grooin's mother
assisted, .wearing' a •geld ' colored
dress, with yellow :roses..
That 'evening a reception- was
held' for the.: couple in the Re-
creational ,• Centre. •_
d ' For their hone morin tri . to the
y p.
States,: the bride :'wore • a smart
gray ; suit' with :'navy accessories.
• Presents .
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, • October •25,
yes, folks, this picture was made for LUCKNOW, as we
had cause to do drastic things in . our ball playoffs,
ILL THE ,UMPIRE'
with WILLIAM BEND)IX. .
Plus Chap, x'Y or `The Drums of, Fu ,Man Chin'...
MATINEE • AT 00 P,M.: S,ATUR iAYS.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, October • 29, 30, 3I
STEWART GRANGER:' & DEBQRAHKERR in
ng �SoloaEnon'a Mines'
See the Most exciting' filam:06f the year. Filmed in Africa
--great: in all proportions.
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(Sunday. Services here will be
1'Withdrawn:•
The ' Girls bazaar which was
planned for Thursday evening
will . not be held until.• Tuesday,
October 30th in ' the Anglican
basement. ,Everyone, welcome. ,
%Mr, and Mrs., E. ' Lowry, and
family were Sunday, visitors with,
Mr. and '.Mrs, Clark Needham
The P Y.P,A: iriet .at. •the'home
of Jean Guest .0n4 October 8th.
The meeting opened " with the
hymn'' "He.: Lives" followedby.
•'prayers. The scripture• was read
by Jean. Guest followed by read-
Ings„ by Ronnie Thorhpson. and
Percy Barr. The ` minutes were
read followed by the roll` call.
[The next meeting is to : be'a Hal-,
lowe'en socialat the Maanse. , on•
October 29th. All . are; asked to
come in. Hallowe'en costane. This
is to, be the .election of officers
and a . good .attendanpe is.. hoped
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• � •� ��POULTRY • RAISERS Letter. �a.. . 1
Having contacted .various flock -owners of rec.•
ent months:
we have discovered that' the :customary number -:are unnec- .
essariiy suffering .losses or anxiously observing paleness,
weakness 'or general, • unthriftiness arriongtheir birds. Does •
,it ever; oceur' to you.that'.there As a cause and with very few ! -
exceptions a eure for any one of these conditions?
Having reeently gained considerable knowledge during a
course in poultry management "it now occurs to' us thatsuch
i a profitless 'situationcanonly, be; -classed: as ,pitiful and rn,ost
unnecessary. We invite you, therefore, whether you are a •
regular visitor to our shopor a;total stranger, to .bring your
-...troubles to us.
.We further state and guarantee
ntoe
that we
will examine �
your - .
birds in your presence, and indicate definite symptoms
of the condition present. Unless the birds:are suffering from ,
curable diseases . we will • prescribe a • :
One of the, very rare incurable
proper remedy for the situation •' _
•
• Providing such 'remedies are .used . as directed, we shall
returnhe price, of • same should th y"fai1 .to fulfill t -reit"
purpose. : _...._. ,
. 5(Our Telephone `Nuzrnber is ;165 at Lucknow. You have I.
nothing: to . lose. by .calling.
-WFORD'S Feed. Store .
And i atchery : •
It: E. CRAWFORD, LUCKNOW..
Mr, and Mrs. Irwin will' reside
on the groom's farm on the .2nd•.
`Concession' of Kinloss. • •
'* •Out-of-town guests •oame from
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Windsor,; ;Toron!to, Monkton, Kin-
cardine and Clinton.
K' IN L CI UO H
W.M.S. held their Thank
offering • meeting ' on Wednesday
at the home of Mrs.'H. rold Percy
with thepresident in the chair, ;
Miss Margaret 1Vlalcol i was
charge of •the • following program;
'a hymn.,and prayer by Mrs. Alex
Percy; . the theme of the scripture
lesson was •"Thanksgiving" taken
from.:, several Biblical: passages.
NZs. R_ev. G t •.
Mit , S Bau1lch was he
guest 'speaker. ' She slowed. , flan-
•nelgraph picture's, her -theme . be-
ing '"The :ministry of Jesus, Christ
to• women': Mrs. Morley Bushell
`and .,Miss.-MargarMalcolm;
ored .With a musical number. The
meeting, •closed' with a hymn and
the Lord's prayer. Lunch was
served by the hostess. $ •
• : Mr., , and MI's.. Ivan.Lloyd . of
London visited . on Sundays; With
Misses Edna and May Boyle.
Mrs'Jack Schumacher ,.Helen
and Mrs. Charles $bhuanacheil
visited an Sunday With . Mr.. and,
1V1rsc
WM. Wall.' . •
Mr. and:' .1VMrs. George Grahain
,arid . Mr, and Mrs•, Jack Hewitt"
were guests "at the Carri'pbell-
Ydung wedding on Saturday.'
A nu>iriber f roin'. here, attended
the 'shower which was held in
honor of ,Miss Olive Bdyle•, Z.N.,
)pride --elect.
Sunday. visitors •,with- Mi s:: J. W.
Colwell were Mr, and Mrs, John'
.Groves, Glain•is,, Mrs. Ardell
Mason, Ripley,; Mrs:.Don IVIeCos'h,
1Vlary,and ,Dick of Purple Grove.
Mr. `& . Mrs Bert McLean., . Mrs:
Slessor and Mrs: W. J McLean
•visited on Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. -Toni Hodgins,
Mr. and. Mrs. Clare Snarling of
Walkerton spent Sunday 'with
Mr. ''and. Mrs. Geo.• Haldenby
Friends of Mr. •Weir Ecken-
swilled• are sorry to 'learn that.
he had the misfortune to :have
his leg brokers and was taken' to
Ldrtdon lEospital •
Mr, and Mrs,: Glen 'Campbell
and • family of. Arrx`derley visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Nicholson,' • • .'
Miss Sheila Raidehl y spent .a
few days with her ' aunt, • 1Vfrs.
Clare Spariing
Feed, FertilizerPhoe71
.Groceries
ies
Phone Z7 •
tE=I 1;VENTORY ;BARGAINS
rice
%Oil al
Farm Machinery and Electrical Appliances'.
Including Stoves, • Washers, Fridges
Offer Good Until Wednesday;. October 31st.
THE BESTIN-COAL
NUT, STOVE or ALBERTA
A car of 'Lethbridge Alberta Coal to arrive .approximately'
' ' . November lst. Thisis'a hard, bright coal,
PHONE YOUR; ORDERS
'QUALITY Ip OO1JCTS
r.. at ryk
ucknow. District (oOperadve
Harvest' ; services will be held
at Kinger£ Anglican 'church nem
1
for,. The hymn, `Tri praying for:
you". was sung followed by au
reading. by :Erinia'. Percy • and
prayers. The Meeting closed with
the benediction.
Mr., .and Mrs. ],Miller Haxtwic
and Wayne and Messrs. Jack and:
Scott Walsh' spent Sunday with
their mother, -Mriors..Milt '•
' Walsh_
Friends of Mrs,• B. Slessor are,.
sorry' to learn of her illness. '
•• Mr., and, Mrs. Russell'Ball - and;.
Charlaine and Reggie Riehl of
Londo ' apent the week -end with, ,
Mr.: and Mr -s. Alex Percy and:
family.
' :Mr, Jim. Hodgins returned home-
,from the ' West,.' where he spent,
a few weeks. '
Mr. Tom., , Brown, ' who Went; :
West on the harvesters excursion;
returned'•on Sunday.
^Miss lrlmma Hodgins, R.N.,'spen
ca fewardine days with relatives at Kirk,. . • .
assey- arrlis
Liupleinents
Offer The Latest :In Modern Farm Machinery
EE THEN W
S NEW
FORAGE HARVESTER With Corn Table.
USED 101 :JUNIOR TRACTOR
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ALL SIZES OF ` M.-.1EI. iiltACTORS .
PLOWS,' MANURE SPREADERS, ONE-WAY' DISCS,.'
• RUBBER -TIRED ' WAGONS:
FULL 'LINE OF..REPAIRS 'ON HAND,,
BFATTY BARN SUPPLIES
WILS�
'PHONE 10-rn, LUCKNOW . •'
Located In . The Former ` Royes' Implement 'Situp.
ALLIS - (HALMERS MACHINES
TWO SECOND HAND TRACTORS
Ail s -Cl almers
Alin-Chal�l►ers` W. F. C
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FAIRBANKSMORSE HAMMER MILLS
FOR'YO1I SO*S atrad SMALL PIGS
arse. Sow and `Pig Chow Conliplete or your• own grain,
and 'Sow and Pig Concentrate. '
• See tis About A ..•
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