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TheatreLyceum,
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Two 'Shows Each Night'
FIRST SHOW ,AT 7.15.
Thursday; FridaY, Saturday
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MAY 12, 13 .14
LOUIS HAYWARD,
JANET BLAIR
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:The
llack Arrow
atinee -Saturday;t.P.
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Monday; Tuesday,, Wednesday ,
MAT 16, 17,.18.
EDMUND GWENN,,
LASSIE,
JANET. LEIGH
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�••The�� Nell, , .
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bav
id Wall, two-year-old : son'
of Mr. and Mrs; Gordon Wall, `R.
3,; I-lolyrood; , rMas bitten: on the
• face by'the family dog last Week:
e k:.
:The child had often ,played with
the dog .which was not ,cross, so
'• that • this: ' was . hard, to .explain.
The lad's tate was not torn, how-
ever, altlhough it bore five "gashes
from: the, teeth' and ,stitches were
recommended Co prevent the,.
.`,chance of David's . face being.
scarred. He returned • home'. after
receiving treatments in, Wingham
Hospital.::” •
BOUNDARY. EAST
Mr. and Mrs. John MacMillan,
Miles, Lavergne ,and, Patsy were
.in. London. on: Tuesday attending,
the ceremoniet.,of the graduating
nurses of St. Joseph's Hospital in.
the H. B. Beal. Technical School'
wheR t h e i' r• eldest daughter,
Yvon e;, ..d graduated, Guests • of
Miss M:acMiillan. were served din-
ner at the Hotel London and after
the graduating • exercises; a, party
wjas (held in 'her,. honor' at •the
borne
of her. aunt,'"
'Mrs. Annie
Works Friends and . neighbors
wiLht•Yvonne much success in the
future.: ,
: • Mrs., ,George Fisher and Mrs.
Ranaid Forster'• attended'tiie, ,fun-
enal services of their;'mint, ,Mrs.
Lulu`.Colltns'of Huron Township.
last'Wednesday
G•drdoii Fisher, vv, ho has spent
the past .two • months in bed, is
able to be up:: naw a shorttime
each -day: •
The annual Women's Institute
rally for South° Bruce .is. id -be
held in, Whitechurdh on .Thursday,
May 25th. ,All ladies .are welcome.
,;The regular meeting of •the
Whitechurch'. Women's 'Institiute
,opened`'iwitk the new president,
Mrs:' Ernie ',Caseunore, "presiding..
The -Institute ode • :vias . sung and
the Lord's prayer repeated in- uni,
son. Arrangements were. made .for
the 'district . annual being held on
:May 25th'• ;in the. ;United, Chu=rch.
Co unit g
$in in. ' f .o. llowed:
y......, g .;
Mrs ..cep • :Earl Caslick: read a poem,
"1( Mum,Mrs. T. 'H. Moore
,gave the .motto "Are parents mod
ern" Mrs. Russell Gat gave• the•
topic ori 'citizenship: Mrs. 'Mac
Innes 'read a; poem,/"Joining ; the
Institute"': The meeting closed
With the `National Anthem :, .
A TAX INCREASE of `1't mills
is looked for in Port Elgin .this
year. The 1949 rate is expected,
to he'struck 0.65 millsY / .
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TINEL, LUCKNOW, ONT,ARtQ
ST HELENS
Visitors,. for, Mother's Day- in..
eluded 'Mr. and'' 'Mrs. Clayton”
of Port Alma with Rev,
and Mrs. M. G. Newton; Mr., and.
Mrs. Neely Todd, David and 'Pat-
ricia of Stratford with Mr: and
,Mrs. b;.'Todd; ,Mr. and Mrs. Wnci.
Dougherty„ arid' Even and Mr,
Wilson Woods, of Guelph• with
Mrs. : R: J, Woods;; Mr,. and,Mrs.
Geo, Walker, and. sons .of ing
ham with Mr.' and • Mrs, , W'. J
..Humphrey,, Mr. and. Mrs, William
Blue, Misses; Helen and. Margaret
Blue of Detroit with Mr. and Mrs..
:J, D; Anderson; Mrs. Alex Murdie
,=arid Bobby ..and,Mr. and Mrs. Mel
`Brown c t Waterloo with Mr: 'and;).
Mrs 'K.T
Mist Zona` Newiton,. Reg.N„; of,
London spent Friday at her•home
here
Miss .Mary Wallace• >s .a Visitor
with friendds.'at,gWalkerton.,,
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• Moother's Day will be .observed
in the• United Church next Sun-
day with theservice cornmencing.
.at 11. a.m.
Mrs. Johne iller and ,Mrs. Fred
McQuillin are••: visitors in. London
with Mr. and .,Mrs. John Sparkes.
Keep Saturday, ' May 21st in
mind as the date for the bazaar'
!being :.Yield by the W..'A. of. the
United°,'Church. ' •
Mrs. Gordon McPherson *as
hostess for. the May meeting " of
the. Women's Institute.; • when•..26
ladies were • in attendance Wand'
Mrs; S: 'A. Todd was in the chair
Plans were made for the district
,annual `Meeting to: be held here;
on June 2nd Donations- of :$5:00
to:. the Cancer.; Society , and of : Al()
to the Red Cross were made: An.
invitation froth the Lucknow Wo-
men's Institute for 'June .10th :was
accepted. The'.'report of the treat-'
urer 'shoved: ;receipts ''.of' ,$664.46
with expenditures $511'.94, leav-
ing .a. -,balance •$152,52. $150.00
had been :received • received from: the'' pro-
ceeds:;of: the play "Uncle Cy hitt
a, new: high".:., It ; Was 'decided • to
■ hold the, next 'Meeting 'a week
earlier on'May 26th. Mrs. G.. Mc;•••
Pherison presided; for the election
'Of: the following •officers:.Pres•:,
Mrs, Ellwood:' Baribour, lst 'vice,.
,Mrs.S,tariley.. Todd; 2nd vice,: Mrs..
.CBaas--McDoniald; 'secretary, Mrs
E. •W•. ltrce,; assistant, ,Mrs. Fred`
NficQuillin, pranast, . Mrs. Chester.
Tay'bor; 'asssistant;.Mrs.: Wm. Ruth -j.
erford, , district "representative,1
Mrs. Gordon• ;McPherson, audi-t
tors,:Mrs. Harold Gaunt, Mrs, Jas.
Curran. Mrs. Norman Y McDonald' `
agave ,a reading' "Virus X"'rand
llllrs., Andrew Gaunt sang a :solo
"'Twilight:on :on. the :„Prairie": :Miss
Margaret Brophy of OK N• X ,•
Wingharn, :delighted ,the ladies
with her talk on Fashions At the.
conclusion.a social; hour, ,was en
joye'd When �lunch•'was 'served. by
the hostesses. Mrs. ; Lorne Durnin
.and Miss Annie Outrun
?Mr. and' .. rs. Robert - cQui1-
o e and Marilyn, . Hamil-
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Presents .
Thursday,' Friday, Saturday, May 12, 13, 14
This is the picture the whole family has been, waiting: for.
A' heartwarming story. See how a dog• ,brings together a
father'and son, in a truly great picture:
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and' "Flat Feat', A Stetting : Holloway :comedy.
S atturdaY Ma inee ,' tP•16—chaPter ,' 3'Rof
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1atinee, and Evenirig`
Monday, Tuesday; Wednesday, May .16, 17, 18
As a, rule,` we • keep 'away, from' mysteries—but here is one
that is really..worthWhile: bringing.• The' book is at our lib-
rary: ' here and : many' have enjoyed. •its --and• now', on our -screen
with, academy award stars headed by-
ARRY F,I,TZQERA : D
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,nil Then -There.: Were None"
A story, of ten strangely ,assorted people, unitnown to etich
other, and tricked into into visiting a lonely house on an island
somewhere in England,to discover that each is marked for
' DEATH: Being a 'm , ste that's all we can tell you, See the'.
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Oshawa : and •'•Mr..and''Mrs.•
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•,tOrs ori Mondaywith. their 'sister,
Mrs, Nf. G. and 'Rev. Newton,
'1Vir° Eldon.Miller is confined, to
bed suffering .with .a. sore •baok.
His:many . •+friends; Dope for- ' a
speedy' recovery.
Word of the death • Of Mr. Jas."
Purdori in the ,W ingharn -rospital
ori. Monday: come as a " surprise
anis "shock to. his many ',friends,
here,
MARRIED,.
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day..May 2ncd, 1949,•at 3400'p'clocl
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in 'Guelph, Ontario; Jessie Louise
daughter 'of 'MrY and Mrs. 1Vianson
Reid, Ltickn osw',' tai Warren Lloyd
Stevenson, son•of the late Mr. and
Mi s• • Harry Stevenson, Mottnt
Forest, Ontario:.
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