HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-06-11, Page 5IODNESDAY, JUNE llth, 1952
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Lyceum Theatre
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WINGHAM
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- TONIGHT HURSDAY
"LOVRiNEST"
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Friday; Saturday, June 13, 14
RANDOLPH SCOTT,
' J,OAN LESLIE
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The Man in theSaddle
MATiNEE 'SATURDAY ..
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, tATCKN,OW, ONTARIQ
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ALEXANDER MeDONALD
Funeral 'serviee 'for Alexander
McDonald' in .his 85th year, who
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FETED 9.N1 SILvER
ANNiVERSARY•'
Friday evening the neigh
died in Wingiham Hospital, June 'ors on Con..10 and other invited
5th, was conducted by the Rev. 1friend s gathered: at the Township
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church assisted by Rev. Dr, Mum- 1\11M 1,A. Murray on the occasion
ford of the United church. Satur- °I' their 25th wedding•rinh'er-
sary. A. social time, was. enjoyed
iby all and following •the lunch
hour the bride and groom of 25
y ears were presented With a
(beautiful electric lamp by the
neighbors and a Vacuum cleaner
by their family. Their entire
family' of eleven children Were.
present for the happy occasion.
Dear Gertie and Phimse, •
We have met this evening • to
hOnor•You on this the Occasion of
your silver anniversarY•
As YOU. look 'back throughthe
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recall many joyful events, and
no doubt, as With' us all, you have
had, some tribulations. However,'
experiences Of both natures sue=
ceedin strengthening the bonds
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day afternoonaung 5th4 2. p'".m.
at Lucknow.• • ,
Late ,Mr. McDonald was :born
Kinloss and was the eldest son
of, the late Murdock McDonald
Ellen Fletefier,
lie was •a loyal patriot of his
country and Was a, Veteran' of the
South African War where he was
wounded. He also responded to
his country's call in the First
Great War 1914-1918, He farmed
most of his life in. Manitoba' re-
tiring to Ontario where he- lived
with his brother
Donald and Miss Janet Mc-
Donald. In 1948 they movedeved to
Lucknow where he lived until
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-g-psingrwith hi'g-two sisters,
Janet & Mrs. Christine McDonald.
• :'AlthOugh confined. to his home of love land: friendship.
• When 1.11teliitorids for the laSttwo years on account We are very happy to be gi-Ven
of blindness, he took .a keen in- the•-•°1?Pc'rtunitY Plf paying' you
Collide 'both tribute, ;because of your de -
news
iri• the town and current '
votion to your epurch, home arid
news and to the religious pro7;
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grams over the radio Which he
public life. These things,, along
greatly enjoyed. ,•
He was a staunch true morn -
Per of the Canadian Legion and
the .4mberleY Orange Lodge of
Which he was a 'life .merriber.
RHUBARB.: Interment was made irr, Kin-•
cardine cemetery where an Your kindness and understand-
ing extended to others . at time
PreSSive service was conducted by
the OrangLeidge arid Where. a of sorrow have increased our
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AT BALL TEAM REUNION --large .-number of- friends and fection and respect: , •-• • -
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• ' . neighbors gathered to show their Wefell that your faMily are
not to be excluded in receiving
MrS, Charles Webster and respects to the departed The pall -
out felicitations. They too have
Wei* at Oshawa the latter part bearers were •Fred Jackson,
of the week where Hazel'. attend: lington Henderson, Jack.',Emther_ commanded our. respect, and of
all your 'achievements:, the , iear-
ed a renriion'of the first General ton; Bill Jackson; George -Elliott
ing .of yOur farnily has been the
Motors girls' Softball teanr--on and Art eneltzer. „
most ye -Warding.
• which*: she. played some twenty- He leaves to mourn his passing
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Thursday-,-Fritlan-Saturd
ROIL/ E
ay, June 1213,14
The rugged pioneer days of railroading are revealed in this'
great technicolor production with RANDOLPH SCOTT,,kt..
`‘SANTA FE"
Thrills from start to finish.
SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2,15,
i Monday, Tuesday, VVedneaday, June 16, 17,,1S
I. • A thrilling chapter from the American early history-- with
f plenty of action—The critics saitt,it was just terrific.
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Don't miss this thrilling -picture.
DONLT-'-FORGEMOVIES ARE STILL YOUR
BEST ENTERTAINMENT..
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five Years -ago. - It was--the-firat one brother,,' Mr Roderick • Mc- - .-We would like • you ""to accept - - / .' -'-' • : ' •
this gift as an expression of our '' 1 , • ,
JOHN. DEERE 'Tractors and .1rnpleirients'd 1
We• Have. A •Complete Line.Of
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lime ilese.forrrier teammates had Donald ofOtkadalec Washington,. ,
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be•en 'togeth*r in yeara and the. and two:Sisters, Miss Janet'Mc- love arid gratitude with the hope 4 •
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..that you will Continne to enjoy !
event was marked. 6y. a buffet Donald and Mrs. Christine Mc: ,i .
, many more years „pf happiness i .
luncheon 'and social .eVeriing. : "Donald of. Lucknow, _ .
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Huron Rd Goderich Ph • one lin
Groceries McInnes, Cora Thompson.
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-. Fertillicr COP"Jesus bids iis shine". Nancy 'Mr. H. Bell has e n m poor
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= • Arkadi•Svobodin served as Jos -Needham gave the • prayer and,. health -lately. We hope he will •
Icj.za."1-.)70/ • ' Phone. 27 '- ---, .1 e K. 'stalin's. Oitmial nurse. Svo- Al cl e P • ,
nutes.-Mrs. E b rt Bushell will ini rove soon- - - -
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I• save you' nuiney. Your order • now. will
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• . and y spent .SundaY with
Pro:- • • r. and Mrs I3ert Nicholson.
• . • vide the first det d acc rt'of June 28th. Erlma Percy .gave a , f•
gle
JM SS the Red Dictator's intimate • life story and a •chapter, frorn. the Mr. and Mrs. GkriCarrikbell, Arr.- •• • • '•"•
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Off car; prices "i Was Stalin's Nurse'; starting piano sole. The Meeting closed • Misses 'Veronica IVIUrray N
keep you in this .Sunday's (June 15) issue with a hymn (arid.' prayer. A N.
- Of Walkerton Eleanor and Mar- •
,dainty. lunch was served by. the
neXt Winter , • of NEW Color'Gravure American ,
- garet Ann'Murray• of Torpid°. • 0.-
= rWeekly exclusively with. The De- t hoste.ss• • spent 4he, 'Week--erid (at their home
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Forster accompanied Mr. & Mrs.
F 'E EXCELSIOR HYBRID SEED is, 1)cin IVIcCosh'& 'farnily and ' :
hard to beat, It puts 4hattbr--) deck on. '
The Right Start Means The Right Finish
QUALITY CHICK FEEDS
Chick STARTER — Chick CRUMBLES'- Chick PELLETS
GEHL TRACTOR or BELLfELECTRIC 'HAMMER MILLS 1
Mrs. Clare Sparling entertained
a number of the ladies from here
on .Thursday afternoon.. •
Vigittnw-lt-the Malcolm hotrie
last week were Commander and
Mrs. R. , A, .McClellan• 'Of Allen-
/ UNIVERSAL MILKERS — PRESSURE SYSTEMS 1 town, Penn:, and Mrs. C. V. Starr
. • ofi New York City. Miss Agnes
LUCknOW 'District to•Operative•
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Hall of St Thomas is also
daying with Misses Nellie a ri'd
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Mt, and Mr. R. Richards
and. Mr. and •Mts. Or arid Rich-
ards and family at Pararngunt. '
Misses Edna and May Boyle
and Iona, Terry spent SiiturdaY
'with their uncle, Mr.. Neil,
Clandeboye and also with Lim -
don relatives. . •• • ' •
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:Mr. Charles ;Collins has been
a •patient(• in kiricardine Hospital'
• . for the past week. His many
friend • s hone for fraProved health
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with Mrs. J. W. Colwell, '
Mrs. Jack Hewitt, Dianne • and,
Brenda are spending a while With
relatives at Simcoe. , •
The H.W.I. met Km Thursday at
Get Ready For Spring With •
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Immediate Delivery' —. Save Mone'y ,-and
Disappointment by ordering •Now..
FLEURY -BISSELL PACKERS and DISCS.._
NEW TRACTORS IN ALL SIZES
Roto Balers, • Kinkwise EleVatois, Aii-crop H4rvesters
FOR YOUR SOWS and SMALL PIGS
Use Sow and Pg Chow Complete or •your"ovit gtah1,
• ,and Sovvi•atd Pig Concentrate ,
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the .Mary ,Stewatt Collect ;• Busi- :1. ' . ONE-WAY to-ISC .' -L-. CULTIVATORS ' " . I: .
nes was dealt . with. •$.5.96., vros I ' . ALL .:SIZES OF, thASSEY-HARRIS TRACTORS .. , ' I .
.,,tsis,•,en to, the• 8alvation Army.' .. i • . • • -
Phing were made-. for a bazaar. 7-• MANURE SPREADERS „ ••• ', •ItUBBERAIRED WAGONS' / •
"' I ,SEMI4NIOUNVED 'MOWERS ,.,' ' SIDE RAKES"-
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Mrs.,W.'• Porteoti; of Lucknow
waft gueat speaker and told of
hen recent, trip to Florida. This
was' ehjoyed. "Beautiful
thoughts in, poetry and prose"
was well taken by Mrs; Tom Hod-
gins. fteadings were given by
Mrp.. Wm. Eadie. Contests were
conducted by Mrs. Ed Thompson
arid Mrs, Perry. Hodgins. The
National anthem close'd the meet-
ing and dainty refreihrrients were
served.. • •
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The Explorers meeting Was
held on Saturdayiat,the home of
yrs, .:Perry Hodgins. Fottrteei
Were present: r1ma Percy pre, -
sided' and ,the o nirig hycnit was
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