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Lyceum Theatre
WINGHAM
-1 Two Shows Each Night
FIRST .SHOW AT 7.15
TONIGHT THi3RSDAY•
ELIZABETH TAYLOR;• -•
ROBERT TAYLOli
CONSPIRATORsS
FRIDAY,SATII 11,11AY,
JUNE.16, 17
PENNY SINGLETON, ".
,•ARTHUR LAKE
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Mating! Saturday at 200,
MondaY, Tuesday, 'Wednesday
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WILLIAM HotpW,:.*
JOAN CAULFIELD
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DEAR WIFE
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CONGREGATIONAL SUPPER
MARKED W.M.S. MEETING
The June 'meeting of 'the'i'',reS-
byte,tian W.M.S. look the form of
a congregational gathering when
the Mission Band, Young WO -
Men's' • AUXiliarY, W.1V1.S.• and
Home Helpers 'mot in the church,
on MondaY. evening.
S: tipper ,Was served at 7.00 P:rn;
and *a varied program folloWed,
with Mrs. Clare Agneiiv las Pianl
i5t and Eimer Umbach as song
leader, Hymn .541, was 'sting after
Which ,Mi.. ROSS lead in
prayer. Was'. May MacLeod.
spekea few,. words to the !girls
aril boys, emPli!asizirig! the .impel, -
'tame of. 'MiSSien."‘.:,Bnil ' Work,'
• Wilda Reid and. Billy Kennedy
sang- a very ..pleasing duet. and'
'Jean. 'Mu11iii gave. -a.' reading;
'.0vVen • Stewart ang, With Mr,
Umbach at the piano, Rev. G. S.
Baulch • gave a ver Y instructive
flannelgtaph..-Donnie Reid gave
a' reading arid 'a number of girle.
and boys delighted:. everyone
.with: a song. Little. June Ross
,gave the *offertory prayer :and
Kathleen 'Macintosh. a 'piano in-
strumental: •
Mrs. Clare Agnew summarized
the Presbyterial. held Kincar-
dine on May • 9th. Mr's. Cameron
• MacDonald and Marian MacDon-
i ad 'Sang a duet .: With the Singing.
of hymn • 594 . and • 'Prayer, the
meeting,..:waS broiight -to ,a close:
;There.wilLbe meting
inJuly,
FQIJRTH. CONCESSION,.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday• ,
,. Mr. W F MacDonald. left on
• June 22, . .• .
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d attend the. General
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"BLACK MIDNIGHT" Assembly of ,the Presbyterian
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., • , • . church which is meeting in Mon-
, • Mr. • and Mrs. MacMillan.. 'arid
• tuciiiNow'scours.ro HoLD.
•:CAMP NEAR. INVE11111UltON
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!Plans are' underway -for a' scout
camp for the Lucknow troop. who
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will use the •••Saugeen :District
earup.site nep.r.Inverhuron. Tent-
ative dates.' are frcnn July 1St to°
•-8th. Tie camp ,staff twill, be Rev:
A..E. Taivener, director, and Jack
• 'Treleaven and' Ken C11eSter;
sistants. The camp. will'also... be
assisted by. Disiriet Cunimissieri-
• er Crella !MacSween and District
• Secretary GoWanlock. . • .
Application term's '.; be
ready in a few daVs.
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'Mrs. ••Jac:1: 1Vlacintyre 'of '-Winni-
peg visited last' Week at the home
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of Wm, MacInty•
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•Our • school started again on
Thursday after . being closed for
several days, • on account of
mkasles. .• .
• The W.M.S. of South Kinless.
Met at the home of Mrs. Gilbert
Hamilton last Wednesday with a!
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good, attendance. .
• -Mr. Graham MacDonald df
• trolia spent theweek-end at his
home and on •ths return. wass,ac-
.earnPaniect. Mrs. Rad Mge.
pougall who. Wilt spend some
time at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs;' Jack 4%Teeciliarn.
• Feeds, 'Fertilizer
Phone. 71 ,..• .*
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Groceries:
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•Lucknow District Co -Operative
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"If We Haven't Got ,It, It"
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Why go elsewhere when at .your 'Co:OPyo0
can get a fullline of Co -Op Feeds,'.Minerdls,.
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.°, Salt, Tonics' and Dewormers.- •
Co -Op Fertilizers and Ingredients for Your Specific•
Reguireinents. ' •
ALL YOUR GROCERY .REQUIREMENTS IN THE
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MOST MODERN, UP-TO-DATE, SELF -SERVE
• STORE IN 1,13'0010W. • .•
••CIOver, and.Grass. Seedto. sheet your needs'. LegUnle Aid.. •
Gehl Tractor and._1101 Electric, Hammer Mills,
Shallow' and Deep Well Pressure PuiriPs, Piping, & Fittings.
Universal Co Op Milking Machines of' Short 'tube, Long
Tube and Portable Types, all 'installed. and serviced.: •
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"V.. ,ELECTRIC RANGES,' • REFRIGERATORS,
' WASHING M4CIIINES,.01L-131.111NERS BROODERS
. FENCERS ' MOTORS & CREAM: SE'PARATORS.
A full line of Pedlar Products including Roofing, Steel
Stanchions, Water Bowls and Litter Carriers:.
Barbed Wire, Steel Post,s Nails,Steeples and Woven 'Wire%
'A Woven Vire Stretcher availble for your convenience..
SHOP:: THE 'CO-OP AY
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• OBITUARY*
1VUSS-.1VIA1R* ANN CAMPBELL
The death of Miss Mary , Ann
.Campbell occurred in Toronto on
Tuesday, June. 6th: She was 70
years ofage, and had been° in
•failing health for some time and
• hospitalized fOr three weeks,prior
'to her death. • : •
-.She was a•aaUghter of the tate
Donald -Campbell -and Mary Bea-
ton .arid ,was born on 'January 14;
1874, on the farm on the Sedend
!concession -of KinloSS, 'row own-
ed by her .riephew, HaroldCamp-L
ibell: This :farm' was taken up by
Miss • •:Campbell's . • grandfather,,
Roderi4.• Cai bell,. 1W1101 : he
Carrie to this country 97 years ago
amis CainPbell went to Terento
6Ver, • fortY. years ago where she
worked ...k;the tailoring ' for seine,
time before operating ,a boarding.
house.. She' • was .of a cheerful,
kindly disposition, .1 and made
• inany friends:- •
The funeral service was held
at Davison's Funeral Parlor on
Friday afternoon,:: conducted by
Rev G. .&..Baulch of South "Kin-
loss Presbyterian Church, • Inter -
merit was in South Kinloss
Cern-
et€ry. The, pailbeOre$ .Were
alcr and Robert Campbell; Har;
• veY BrOciks, 1-14tty,, Lavis; W.• J..
Irwin and James ;
Miss Campbell is survived by
two brother's and two sisters, 'Mr.
Rod ,Campbell,and Mrs.
SadieMc-
Mahon'of• LUcknOW and Mr. Don-
ald Cambell and Mrs:.Isabel
Dennis• Of Toronto. A sister, Kate,
and a brother; Neil, predeceased
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K I -N LOU G H
The
home ' of Mrs. ROY;graham'
was the scene of a happy. gather-
ing. rieighbori. and friends
gathered to ,honor Miss: Ethel'.
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he.. P'LAYIFIOILJ$E
• Presents.
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Thursday, Friclay, Saturday, June 15, 16, 17,
• Gene breais West wide Open ;to ride 'a killer 'down'
,•—the greatest of all, Western stars brings you his •
latest . thr,1,11-topping ,adveiature in .
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°acted :Pistols
GNE ‘AU'TRY & BARBARA: BRITTON ,
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-„,pLUS—"POo6h. Parade' Cartoon and • -,
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"Rainy Day in Hollywood"
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No
Matinee Until September
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,' June f9,,
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Poignant, heart-warming—a story that could be yours—
one of the finest ever made—
'The White. Cliffs Of Dover
with IRENE DUNNE.
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:Haldenby; bride -elect.. Mrs, An-
gus. McArthur • and • Miss Nancy
Needham': 'assisted the heStess in
receiving -the guest S:- The robin
was 'tastefully 'decorated rn„pink
and vvihite, and.- Etfiell.':toOlc. her
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place in the .archway where a •
decorated ,chair aWaited her, Mrs..
Tom ircogina-(Vig4 • in the Chair
for the .1011aWing' prograrn;
Mrs. :John Emerson, Mrs. Jack
Hewitt and. Mrs. •Blarold
readings, Mrs. .Don Mccosh,
and' ' PCri-y liedgitz;•piznc
duet, Misses Edna 'Boyle & Mar--
4aret Malcolm; contests, , Misses:
• Doris Barr and Winnifred MCFar-
lans and ,Mrs..13..A. Murray; duet,
Mrs.. Charlie Hodgins and Miss
•MaY. Boyle. :Mrs: 'Arthur graham.
read -an .-addresS. rhyme, ex-
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pressing 'igciod •.wishes to' ;Ethel;
along With many loVely gifts. She
was -assisted by Mrs: Hareld,HalL
clenby, !Mks.: G. W.. :Haldenby arid'
'Mrs. George Graham while: Miss
May. Boyle read the attached
ver-
se Ethel . expressed her.thanks
,for the many:.lovely gifts and ex-
tended an invitation to everyone
to go 'to her .home : where her
trousseau was !display.
ed in singing 'She's- a jolly
-good fellow and a dainty lunch
was .served.
• Miss Margaret Anne Scott .spent
the We.ekend witiLher grandpar-
• ents, Mr. and; Mrs: Ed Schaeffer.
'On Wednesday, evening Mt. &
Mrs. .George .11aldenbY •eritertain,
number • of *.alkerto• p
friends • ' •• • ,
On Monday. evening , Mt.: ,iand
Mrs. Art' Graham entertained the
Anglican Choir Inem,berSin•honor
of 'Misses Betty Gillespie ;8..z Ether
fialcleriby. The evening was Spept:
in a social way With readings,
contests and games' after which
the girls were Presented with
pieces of shina*are. A dainty
1-Unch was 'served by ;the hosts.
Miss Irlma tiodginS of,St: Cath-
arines, spent a 'few day S with her
,parents, .Mr, and,Mrs. Tom Hod-
gins. . ••
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• Congratulatipqs to Mr. 8.z.:Mrs.
Donald Bush11:(nee Betty Gil-
lespie) who were married en Sat-
urday last. '
andMrs.'Roy Graham and,
family, Mr. and Mrs. Sack Gra-.
:ham, Mr, and Airs. Att 'Graham,
Mr. and ,Mrs. George Graham and
Mr: and 'Mrs, Herb Graham were
visitors Suriday.,with Mr, .& Mrs,
Joe Cassidy, ,Clifford, • The fain-
ily dinner was held in honor of
Mr. and mit, H. A. Graham's
49th wedding Anniversary.
Th e Anglican service will
change for the • summer Months
at 9.30 a.m. beginning' on „Sunday friend of Stratford spent •the.'
next, June l8th, with Sunday ,week7end: here, • . • •
School 'following: On Sunday , • ' -
next, there will be a celebratiOn
iofiwthr.7,..ahnodlyi•werosm..t.riculinffienc)4hwick,
and Mrs 'Cliff Armstrong ' of 'Si.'
Catharines spent the, week -end
with. Mr. and.' Mrs. • Jarnes Hod-
gins. . •
Mri.:DOrothy •Thompson and a'
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TRADE MARK PEG
is a natural partner
of good things to eat
ETENTION._
;EACHTHURSDAY Wepickup hogsin tl*
.LtiCignOw District', t(i''bi trucked 'direct -.*6'
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Let us know by. Wednesday night and you can have, your •
hogs:trucked . directly from your barn to ,the
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YOUR HOGS ARE PICKED UP
,AND DRESSED, THE SAM IAY.•
Give us a' try and avoid extra, handling. a .shrinkake..
• Prompt andrSatisfactoty. Returns Direct.
.from Plant.
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FOR PARTICULARS CONTACT: .„
• Local Trucker •. 'Phone 1374, Lucknow
A Share of yoUr Business will be Appreciated
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• ,By Special Request New and Less 'Expensive
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Proving Very ,Satisfactory
• SAVE .$6.00. PER TON
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FORD'S FEED .STORE
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Soon — A Limited Number of
Baby. Chicks.
FeedNew Life Pellets or Lifiteria Mash
in 'Our
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'PHONE' 165 • owr.
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