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Two. Shows Each, Night
FIRST SHOW.' AT 7.15
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FRIDAY., SATURDAY:
• MAY 5; 6 .
TED DONALDSON,
GLORIA HENRY
'..grin —
Rusty. Saves A Life
Matinee .Saturday' at 2.00 p.m.
MONDAY, TUESDAY:,
: : MAY 8, .9.,
JAMES- MASON,
JO.1 N: DENNETT
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• � eckles Moment .
(Adult a Entertainment)
WEDNESDAY, THURSD•AY'
SAY 10, 11' •
GLENN; FORD,
''• EVELYN KEYES:
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Mr.
Solt 'Tout h
GIRL GUIDE ` NEWS
The regular Giel Guide meeting
was' held' at 7.30, •o'c{iock :on Fri
- day night '' in the .:Rerceational. '
The roll call wras•• taken and
•,:.'there• were tvirenty-one present. ••
Business. was ;discussed. a n'd;
badges were ' giyen to: those:Who
passed their artist 'badge: • •
We then. practised 'marching.'
closed by singing' taps.
THE LUC
,LENS
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• An ' imrnunization, ` clinic for
diphtheria and tetanus'combined,.
for te4,•anus and for dilphtheria'
°re -enforcement will be. held in
the St., Helens school on.,. Tues-
day, .May 9th at .400 :o'clock, This
clinic is for all children from 3
months '.old,:
"Mr, and Mrk.; Slayton Charlton
of:. Port .Alam and . Miss ,Zona
Newton; Reg.N., of *he Clinton
hospital staff, • were' week -end.
visiitors , (with ,Rev.. ;M: G. and:
.Mrs. 'Newton..
:Mrs: R. j. Woods; ':who•• .has
spent the winter • months at
Guelph, ' spent Sunday' alt `iher
home 'here. ,
Mr. and Mrs. ,W A, Miller, •Mr,
• and Mrs: Frank. McQuiilin :and
Mr. A lli;n Nller' �aittended • 'the
• funeral ,of their' aunt, IVIiss. Mary
Wallace .at Walkerton• on.Mondsiy,
Miss' Wallace, 'who 'spent several
months' at the'home •of her •neph:,
ew,:' ;Mir. Wallace Miller; died 'in
the' Bruce ,County Hospital on
Friday after 'a' lengthy illness. •
About :601 took .advantage of •the',
showiril'g of '".the. 'National Film
•Board' in- the United '• Chur..ch, .on
Monday•'evenig.: Pictures shown
included .BYe Witness.
No 2 �•
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Feeling of Hostility, the •story, of
lare, -a-gill--who--aehieyed-eery-
thing except the'feeling•,of love
and . affection .from 'family: and
friends; Canoe Country and:The
Books Drive On This,: film te11s
the story'of': °the Huron County
library and• „ included several.
local. scenes. ' ..• .
'OURTH CONCESSION
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We are sorry:' to report that Mr.
Dan L,• °MacKinnon .has• been.. a.
patient • in' Victoria' •,1•llosipital;, L on-`
don, since, 23rd.` '
• Miss Margaret MacDonald and
• a . 'number . of her • pupils motored
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to Walkerton• Tuesday• , night to
attend the variety concert. there.
Mr. Austin Martin.. attended the
4ini_or Farmers' convention iri
Guelph last Monday. •.
Mrs.. Fred, Gilchrist has been
very: sick.•'for the past' week •b'ut
is. improving ,
Mrs. W:: Graham and .daughter:
Olive of ;Ripleyvisited. on Satur-
rn•o a .the • ho'r►e. of
Iraq Dickie.
CKNOW, SSlal`T'I`INEL,; LUCKNOW;
OBITUARY
• DAVID S.:CARRUTHERS
The . death of- David Samuel
Carruthers occurred in, Wingham,
General •,Hospital• on .. Friday,
April 21st at the, age of 73. Death
Wasdue to a heart attack with.
which he had •been stricken about
two" iweeks''Ipreviious, Mr °. Carr
ruthers. was. making. plans' .t0 -re-
tire_: to Lucknow af.the•- =time• h
waa stricken. .� :•
• A son. ' of *the late Dadid' Car-
ruthers .and,Rachel:;.Lpckhart, he
*gas born` o;Concession 6, Thin.=
loss Township on November •lith,
1876: He was.:,(born, •on' . the farm
cleared Iby his father and. now
owned. by Irlwin.Carruthers..
•As°. a young man David Car
ruthers:wlorked in .the • vv'o lien.
mills iri Algoma, Thessalon• and'
They Soo, before :returning •over,
40 ':years `ago to the larrx on the.
Huron-Kinlloss :boundary,'.• where,
he. farmed' in close association,.
with .his Ibro!ther., John• T. Car
•ruthers .who died .24. •years ago,
leaving .a' young .family 'of eight
children, to Whom. ':"Uncle :Dave"`;
became-. father, in- helping
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'his iii'-law�r to: raise 'her
children, 1VIeyrnlbers of this family
are .Mrs.:. George Fisher (Rena),
Mrs: Eldon Lowry (Alma ), ; David
L, John. C,, Elliott L.; an L >
win Carruthers, Mrs, • Ronald
Forster: • (Kathleen). and
Duncan Simpson .(Lillian;):
Mr.• Carruthers was ;a. ;highly.
.esteerried and respected'• 'resident
,Of the coiivrnunity;' and., active' in
municipal, :civic •and•' church af-
fairs, . He was' a'member. •o'f. Luck
now Presbyterian._'clhureh'.-and°.of•.
the Litcknow „' Agricultural Soe,
Piet
y, Fraternally : h'e • • joined :the'
Masonic ';Order while :at Thess=.
alion,' ': but(perhaps ; he was t
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PAGE FIVE'
Pre3ents...
:'Thursday, Friday,: Saturdaf, May 4; 5 : 6
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A picture as gieat As the title:, Thrills galore and ,packed'
With. inter est ---: starring. Rod Cameron, Gale . Storm. ;
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Pius "NEWS"
onday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 1VMay;.:8, 9, :10,;
M -G -M's tune -swept color joy, Red ' blooded romance
Rugged Wild -West adventure .::. A• gorgeous spectacle.
Hear . Judy Garland; sing hit songs in
eary irl,
with Ray Bolger .(Broadway's top star) •
Kent Bakery Marjorie Main..
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WELD. --FOLKS : HERE'S ,THE-Ba•0 NEWS
During the showing of. the "Egg and I" the ,Playhouse will
• award the largest fami&y attending;the "Egg and,I"' with''a--
gift—A' photographic portrait of the whole family'•: So, folks
with large families, you've got;; a• date'=The' picture will;run
for : a , 'whole week!..
Due to• the • fact that. the distributors of .. the "Egg'
gg and I
are: charging The Playhouse : $125:00 forthe rental ,of their
picture -,The Playhouse;is forced to up its adult and student
prices' 10c. 1
Evening -Adults 50c, Students. 39c, Children remain the same
Matinee -Adults 43c'' Students 34c, children remain the :sante
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fairs of his township.
• Mr :Carruthers served as conn-,
cillos {for six years..,from• 1923 to
1928. 'Ile was.defeated b'y, the late
John Colwell for the,ree9ve hip in
•1929,: but:. in 1931' was successful
in winning • the seat ;.from Mr.'
Angus •MacIntosh, and held- the
Office : for the''' three'.. years' 1932,
1931; and '1934 until' Richard •.E1
liott's election.,. In.; more; recent
years •Mf. Carruthers served as
Townshiip collector from 1930 to:
1945: In polities• he -,Was a. Con-
,
He 1w'as a man of honor and
integrity, friendly and kindly, yet
outspoken in.. his ..convictions.He,
was; an . exemplry citizen,' and
the eommu:nity' is .;the: poorer i`bv
.passing;
The funeral' service was held:
at the home ,of his,'sister-in-law,
Mrs:: John Carruthers, on Mom,
day, April 24th; conducted `,by
Rev.:''JC: 'H.. MacDonald ,of. Blue
vale; , assisted by Rev. John. R.
McDonald of Ripley: Eldon Hen-.
derson 'sang "Beyond the Sim
. set" s." Interanent was in South
Kinloss ;Cemetery, the pallbearers.
'being Johnston MacLeod, , Stew-
arty MacKenzie, Jim McGillivray,
Alan McIvor; 'Walter Macitenzie
and Wim. 'J. Bain.. '
:.:.Flower bearers.. were ' : John
•I4 ffat; Johxf"White, Joseph Nlc,
Innes, Goldie Martin,- Fred .Mar
tin, _'Eddie: Creech,' John. Creech,
Ir•a.• Needhahn, Stewart Need!harh.'
Perrin ,Lowry, Billy Fisher, Rus -
Sell Needham.
us-sell'.Needh'am. • '
Feeds, .' Fertilzer:`.
Phone . 71
Groceries
Phone Z7
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uc now District:
:o -operative..
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We Haven't -Got It, We'll Get
Why go. elsewhere - when at, yo>i r Co -OP you.
can . get a full 'line: of Co -Op in " alp
Salt, Tonics and .'Dewormers
Co -Op Fertilizers and Ingredients for Your Specific
Requirements. '
AL ' ` "[OUR, : • GROCERY REQUIREMENTS IN THE
MOST .MODERN,;' up -TO -DATE, SELF -SERVE
STORE IN LUCKNOW:
Glover:and' Grass Seeds to meet your• needs... Legume Aida
Cr•eh1.'Tractor., and Bell Electric Hamitic',
Shalliw and Deep, Well .:Pressure pumps„ Piping & 'Fittings:
L'niver al Co -Op Milking Machines' of ',Short 'Tube,.• Long
Tube :and •Portable ••Types; all installed and serviced...
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'ELECTRIC .RANGES, R•EFRIGERATOrRS,'.
WASHING AldriACHINES,OIL!BURNERS, BROODERS, •,
F'E1V CERS, ' MOTORS & ' CR'i'AM •SEPARATOit,S ,
• A full line of Pedlar , Products' inciuding Roofing, Steel
Stanchions, Water Bowls and Litter 'Carriers.
Barbed Wire, Steel' Posts, Nails, Steeples and ,Woven Wire.
A'Woven Wire Stretcher available for _your' convenience:
.SHOP ,,CO OP WAY
TOP—CROP • 'HY 3LEND
Contains 5••Varieties of.•Hybrids.
All Registered ' No 1 Seed with
average mato ity.'of 606 (90.days -`
fair •Ensilage)
a•
er Bus.::$5,0!
- REGULAR V'ARIETIES FOR
'GRAIN ANDt ENSILAGE:
Large and .Mediuin. Flats' .$7:50 per bushel E.
Medium. "Rounds , •. $7;00 per bushel
TWO PRIZES
1 st. Prize -1 • Bus. of Top Crop Corn
2nd Prize ---=1/2 ' Bus. of ToP Crop Corn
For 6 .:Largest and ' Best Stalks of Corn . Grown ' From
'Top Crop Seed. and Exhibited al the •
Lucknow'. Fa11 Fair,.
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Two sisters surviveas well as
his sister-in-law, nine nephews
and sik' nieces, ,The sisters are
Mrs,. Wm. 'Martin,°(Margaret) :of
;Paramount' 'and Mrs.' Richard'
Creech (Annie) of Pine River.M.
The following ;poem is a. tribute.
to , .Mr.. Carruthers which. 'wa's
sent din. by his sister-in-law:
If all' the wealth of this old oilcl
.:Weise 'given .me ,today;. •�v
'Twoixld take,'it all,;yea•eyen more
Your • kindness to :repay.
TO 'me so, oft rries overwraught
'With suffer.ii:i;g and •witht care;
Yeir genial .hearth was.•'evei •
fraught
With `hope and welcofrid Tare:
Those things -We cherish most'. in
•life
Are never bought with gold,
T
love ''and• frienship such as
yours
As ,precious ' treasure we hold,
With. gratitucle.Yny heart o'er-.
• f1ow
For all you've Y dolrie for he;
May • Gott above blessings: outpour';
On'your your • loved' ones• cleft o7.
earth.
me e�
goose
Interested, Write or ' Phone Today
(rawf�rd:'s' Chick, ' Hatchery.LUCKNO�I' OT.
'PHONE '165 '
YOU: DELAYED ORDERING?•'
If So ..
Have Started .C'hicks.
' Leghorn x Barred 'Rock, New Rapp x Barred Rock
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Already Many. ,Satisfied ' Customers
=Atl our Eggs from;; Canadian Approved stock. ,
All oiir Birds hatched, under Government, Supervision.
OUR MOTTO ALWAYS:
"Afore than Satisfied" customers means "Afore" Customers".'
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