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THEI ;LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Now Playing — THUR., FRI., SAT., — adult entertainment
Ann' .Margret, and ,John . Forsythe-
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.Murphy and James .Stewart.:F
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adult entertainment'
Peter. Cushing and Katy 'Wild '
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Yvonne Romaine and Cliff Evan:
Curse outhe Werewolf
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FRIDAY, SATURDAY, • MAY 6-78
Fred' 'MacMurray and ` Polly Bergen
Kisses For My President"
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C W.L CARD PARTY 'cure on engineering°'
An election of officers was held:
.The last card;. party, of the sea- president, °Cecil. Cranston; vice -
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ice -,son- :vis held .n , the. St° Augustine president,. ' Am[brose. 'Redmo id;
Parish Hall, with sixteen tables secretary, Donna McKenzie; press`
present. 'The:. lady's high prize ,reporters,. Jill Bennett for Goder-
was > won by Kay. Seers; :.lady's ich•` and Rosemary •Eedy for Luc
low, Marlene Finleon .' men's high, know. There :: were 18 members
. Ambrose Redmond men's .low, enrolled:
Terry: Foran; door. prize,. Lorne
Darwin The season's high • aver-
age, Mrs. Gus Deverea .. '
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Lunch was served. bythecork.
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voters' Marian Hickey; Faye and
1/Lois .Eckenswiller
DUNGANNON CALF CLUB
• HEADED ' BY'. CECIL .1CRANSTON
The organization meeting ' for
.4.11 clubs. was, ..held .on, Friday,
April.. 23rd :in. the Lucknow High'
Snhogl . 'The Dungannon , 4411' calf
club was formed with :leaders
•Ross Eedy, Sandy : Kolkmman . and:
John' Clark,...
'Doh Pullen talked. about . the .. 4-H
• motto which- is "Learn to de , by
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AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE of Livestock,
Machinery, Hay and Grain will
be 'field for 'Frank :Hamilton, Lot
12, concession :13 Ashfield Town-
ship; on. Tuesday, May 4th, at1
o'. clock: See bills, for list. Terms
cash
Real Estate • t
The farm, consisting of 100 ac-
res more or less,' with' ;L shaped.
.bank 'barn, ' good . house,hydro,
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water . pressure system n barn
and house, will be offered., for
sale. Terms — 10% 'day of sale,
balance in 60 days:
Frank: ' Hamilton, ' :proprietor;
doing." Then he showed aP
is Emile MacLennan, auctioneer. • -
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• NOW .PLAYING - APRIL 29.30, MAY 1
Frank Sinatra, Bing Crosby and.. Dean Martin
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THE SQUARE ''w
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• Andy .'Williams, :Sandra Dee and Robert Goulet
: with a. cast that includes Maurice Chevalier,Charlie. Rugles
and Gene Raymond. It's musicmedy • •
''I'd Rather Be' Rich"..•
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• i THURSDAY, ''FRIDAY,. SATURDAY, MAY 6.1-8
0. - . James Dar•ren, Pamela Tiffin and Marilyn Maxwell' ' ••.
• Romantic drama about a young .race -car enth•
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Guide ssociation ..
Has Dessert Bridge
On . Thursday afternoon, April
22nd, friends of Guiding ...gathered'
in. the: Town ,Hall, for a "dessert
bridge" sponsored: by the Luck-'
now Local Association. of Girl
,Guides. A tea table was centered
with ;an. arrangement of. daffodils
and. 'pussy willows . in moss and
fungi. Each• of the fourteen Card
tables had a ,centre, piece of yel-
low and purple crocus. ;'Mrs. Gor-
don. •Kirkland' was in 'charge. {of.
the', flower arrangements. Mrs;; 'A.
E. McKim and Mrs. Jack Mac-
Donald poured • tea as the guests.
selected. a dessert from the many
varieties on display.
.As the ladies . were arriving, pi-
ano selections were . played • by
Guides Carol Campbell: and Pat-
ricia Connon Assisting Mrs::Jack'
McKim and .Mrs. George Whitby
receiving •..the guests, were Janet -
,Carruthers, Linda Boyle and' Be-
iverley MacDonald. A special wel-
come was extended • to• .Mrs: C
Tupper of Harriston, , Division
Commissioner f o r ,Grey ' . Bruce
South. Favours • donated: by Luck
now Branch of Bank. of Mont-
real, Gladys. :Beauty Salon and
••Mowatt and . Moore Ltd., were ac-
knowledged. •
At .theconclusion of a after
noon, the. 'high prize vvas won by
Mrs. George Whitby. It -was kind
ly ''donated by Schmid's Jewellery
The low.. prize;, donated by.; Ash
ton's Department Store, went to'
Mrs. Stewart Levis. Mrs. Tupper'
made two ' lucky draws .which
were won by Mrs. J.. L. MacMil-
lan and Mrs. George :Ioynt. . •'
The afternoon seemed. .to be en-
joyed by everyone 'and it 'has
been suggested that it .become an
annual event. Over fortydollars
was cleared and, this money , will
be used to assist -with, . Guide
camping this summer. The Local
Association would like to thank
the 'many who helped snake this
event a success
BIRTHS
-SIM'PSON In •Wingham 'and.
District; Hospital, on Saturday,
April `17th;' 1965, . to Mr, and Mrs.
Duncan. Simpson, Kintail, 'Ontario,
a .son.
GNAY In . Wingham and: Dis-
trict Hospital, on. April 23rd, to
•an'd Mrs." John .Gnay (Nor-
een Kilpatrick) ' of. Belgrave; a
daughter, Julie. Ann; a sister : °for..
Grant.
SWAN -- in . Walkerton Hospital
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on • Friday,Ar1?il. ' 23rd to . Dr. and
Mrs. Wm. Swan (Ruth Anderson)
a son.
• HANOVER
DRIVE-1N THEATRE
FRI., .SAT., 'APRIL 30' &' MAY 1
Rabin and the
• Seven Hoods
Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin,
Bing Crosby. Color Scope
The Funniest, Fastest 'Comedy, of
them all.
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A Swinging Party Bobby Vinton
CARTOON
MON., TUES., :WED`, MAY 3.4.5,
A Summer Place
Troy Donahue,: Sandra Dee
Color.• • 'CARTOON
Adult Drama�ypu would not Want
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ADMITTANCE .
RESTRICTED
TO 'PERSONS
18 YEARS 'OM AGI
OR OVER
FRI.,`, SAT., MAY 6.7.8
The: Great Escape
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IMEDNESDAY, APRIL
28t1t,: 1965.
GIRLS „SUMMER JEANS, 'SHORTS AND POP TOPS
NEW SWING UMA-THING ,FOR THE CHILDREN
FRESH LOT. OF. GARDEN' AND FLOWER SEEDS, '.
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GLADIOLUS: BULBS , r`
Special - Math Balls 39c a 'box
PHONE, 578'4129.
LUCKNOW
Bowlers Give. To
Cri led Children
The . Ladies Evening Bowling
League :,held an evening of bowl-
ing, Monday, April 12th.,- After
which president; Eunice: Cunning-,
ham,, presented. trophies to 'Pearl
Jamieson and team for being the
season's winners;~ she then pre-
sented mugsto her own team for
winning the play-offs John Van
der Veen, of the Lucknow : Bowl
and ` .Billiards; presented Eunice
and .her ..team with .a beautiful
trophy donated by, ,Silverwood
Dairies,' to , be presented annually
to the' top`; team :of the play -Offs.-
: President, . Eunice Cunningham,
,presented Anna Johnstone with a
cheque• for her work throughout
the season. Anna' then.' thanked
everyone for their co-operation.
Treasurer, Rose Hall; ` read ', the
treasurer's report,.`and .it was, vo
ted 'unanimously that the ' funds
begiven to the Crippled' Children:
Eunice ..presented ash trays to all
who, bowled:, during the year.
The new officers elected were:..
president, Kay Crawford,.'' vice-.
president,. Donna Alton; Secre-
tary, Muriel - 'Ritchie treasurer,
Maudie . Fisher. A vote of thanks
was.: then given to the . retiring.
officer..:.:
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KINLOSS
Visitors during.. Easter' week at
the home ,of, Mr. and Mrs: Leon-
ard MacInnes were: Mr; and
Mrs. Roy MacInnes Toronto,
Billie Congram, Wingharn, Mrs.
Gordon MacInnes, : Sault. ' St. Mar
ie,. Miss .Florenee MacInnes,.
agara Falls, Miss Mae MacInnes
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IRWIN'S
CONSTRUCTION
GENERAL. CONTRACTING
BULLDOZING -BACK HOE.
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SAND GRAVEL HAULAGE
528-3048 LUCKNOW
and Mrs: Chester • Casernore of
Wingham; '
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser ,MacKin-
non.'
acKinnon:• and. Murray ' spent Thursday.
in London. '
Bruce. Colwell'; Jim Clarke,
Mac and .Hugh MacInnes and •
Walter • Dickie : of First Kinloss
Boy `Scputs spent Saturday in
;Toronto. "•
Took :Trip To Florida
On ".completion: of ' the • term at'
Waterloo University, Denver Dic-
kie • and --three friends, enjoyed • a
ten=day motor trip to . Florida.
Denver commenced 'work, . in the
Enginneering . Office , of Doininion,
Road' Machinery Co.. Ltd. of ' God
erich on Monday.' .
Cliff. Roulston ` is . now empleyed •
at the •.Sheaffer 'Pen Co plant at
Goderich. •
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ADULT' ENTERTAINMENT
"Goldfinger"
APRIL\ 28-29-30
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SATURDAY MATINEE , MAY, 1
,•"Santa ' Fe Passage"
Starring: John Payne
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