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1141 LUCKNOW SENTINEL, 'LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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MONDAY, TUESDAY; WEDNESDAY, MAY . 10-11.12 •
Doris •Day, John Gavin and Oscar Winner, : Rex Harrison
BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8 O'CLOCK
NOW THUR ; FRI•, 'SAT., MAY 6,-7.8
7F.red MacMurray and Polly. Bfcgef
Kisses for .My President•,
Chuck' Connors and Kathleen McGuire
"Midnight Lace"
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avid Hemming and Jennifer' Moss
;Sing �.. ,find Swing"`.:
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, . MAY 13.14.15
Rock Hudson and Martha Hyer
"BATTLE. HYMN"
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Tommy Steele and Angela Douglas
"THE DREAM: MAKER"
Both in Technicolor
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the music on Sunday, April 25.
Music Recital
AMB:ERLEY
Sunday, the:' finest day of Spring
this. year, broughtmany cottag-
ers . to : their summer homes for
the day;also to . enjoya dip in
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the lake and boat rides.. Traffic.
was fairly heavy from early mor-
ning and throughout the day. With
continued good, weather, 'farmers
are. looking_ forward to, seeding ;op-
erations. The warm sunshine
, brought . ssppowdraps, 'crocus. 'and
daffodils •out in 'bloom, ,sand here
and. there - patches:.of lovely wild
P`'urple' violets a r e a . welcome
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„sight after, the cold spring days.
Mr. and Mrs. RussellWeir '.of
Collingwood ,•• visited. ;on Sunday
with =.Mr : and :Mrs. Don ..Courtney
and family.
.A 'large crowd; attended ' the
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ceptiqinKincardine BeachPa
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v`1rofon Friday evening g of last
week for Mr. and, Mrs. Jim ' Far-
rell, 'newlyweds. . 0
. MrS'.: Leonard ., Courtney .and
Mrs: Melvin ~henry` of : the second
concession of, Huron .were ,recent
hostesses. to the Hobo; tea group.
of ' the: ,Evening Unit; of ,Pine Riv
er. `United. 0 Church.
Shirley Steele,' who is organist
for the junior choir at Pine 'RRv
er United . church, had. charge of
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A rectal' of ; sacred.. music was
given :: by •the ' students `of ;Huron
West School on Sunday evening
at Pine River United Church.
'Miss '. Jean' Campbell; music ;sup-
ervisor, : directed t h e numbers,
which ; were. enjoyed ' by the :.aud-
ience.
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On .The . ,• _!'.
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The ". first of .May is here, ' and
with it comes the biggest social.
event of the year .= the "Spring
Formal. May 7th is the date get
fir ..the ;occasion and the theme
is "On the Carousel". The big
question for the, boys during.:. the
last couple of weeks has been
"To Ask or, Not to Ask." .Invita-,
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tions have'abeen sent out and, de-:
corating plans ' will be fulfilled
this. week. .The big moment- dur-
ing .the "Prom" . will be . the crow-
ning
rowning` of 'our new "King and
Queen:" :
Mrs. Alvin Robb of : ' Ashfield
is substituting in 'Home Econom-
ics classes for Mrs. Jack Hewitt
who broke her : hip during the
Easter vacation. ' Get . well, wishes:
-are sent .to . Mrs.. Hewitt from all
"back:.. home."
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F' RIC .THE SQUARE !"
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NOW . THURSDAY, FRIDAY,' SATURDAY,:. MAY .674.' '
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James' Darin, : Pamela Tiffin and Marilyn Maxwell • 2
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mes Franciscus, Suzanne • Pleshette, and Genevieve r Page 0
From Herman Woulk's original novel, • a roiinantic drama' • •
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: Peter Ustinov, Melina Mercuri and Robert Morley 1,
An Academy Award performance features this Eric. .•'
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West. lUwi nOSh
Let Gravel Contract
The regular April meeting of the
West Wawanosh :Township Coun-
cil was held oir: the 13th with all
members present,
The minutes Were adopted " as
read on, motion -by Couneiilors.
Lyons and Smyth. -
'George . Smytk appeared :before.
Council with regard to the pur-
chase of the remains . of an'.. old,.
horse-drawn ' grader. Councillors
Lyons, and Jefferson made mo-
tion ` to sellthe grader at ' the
scrap price. of $5.00.
Three gravel. tenders , were op-
ened and "discussed: On a mo-
tion' by .Councillors ..Smyth and
Errington the tender of Joe Kerr
Construction of Wingham for the
crushing and hauling of approx-
imately 9000 cubic yards of grav-
el at 76c per "cubic yard was
accepted. • The motion carried sub -
jest to approval.' by' the • Depart'
Ment of Highways of Ontario.
Council , was informed `of the
three 0 day 'school' for Road' Sup-
erintendents to be held in; Guelph
A request fromHallett :Town-
ship in . connection v with . the pro-
posed Central : School in. Hullett'
whieh .had been , set aside at the
March meeting, was :re=discuss-:
ed. On a motion 'by Jefferson and.
'Smyth,, .. tentative'" approval was
given' to Hullett to ' issue deben-
tures for the building "of a Cen-
tral School:..
The treasurer was', directed to
purchase a new Canadian., flag
for the Township Hall, on a 'ma
tion by Councillors Jefferson and.
Smyth.
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The Road Accounts were pass-
ed for payment...`on a motion by
Councillors., Smyth and : `Errington:
On a emotion by Councillors
Jefferson.. and Lyons thefollow-
ing general, accounts were :order-
ed paid: • •
• ,City of •;Toronto, treasurer,wel,
fare, $21.57; George;. Humphrey,
3 'fox . ,bounties, $12.00, .Herbert'
Finnigan 0 sheep 'claims, .$220.00
HarveyMcPhee, S livestock • in-
spections, , $12.50; ; . Village ; of Luc
linow;C; 2 fire' ,calla; ' George . Ken-
nedy and ',Gerald er ' � Van Aaken ,
$150.00; Blyth District Fire Area,.
(Roy' Hanna), $26.00; Mai
tland
Valle 'Conservation Authority, le
vy
for. 1965, $352.19; 'Goderich.
Signal Star, warble . tenders, $4.-
90; : Joan, C. Armstrong, arch . fil-
es; $3.45; The Municipal World,
treasurer's .. supplies, $10.75 Ed-
ward ,:Coal Company, welfare ac-
count, $31.00; .Pinecrest . Manor;.
indigent patients account (March)
$122.25;• ' MacKenzie Furniture,
chair, $66;95; Solomon's Green-
house, corsages, $3.50; Mrs. Lorne
Durnin, " sundry expenses $8.21;
Schmid's .Jewellery,, . gift, $44.20;
J. F. Foran, telephone . calls, $2.-
60; J. F. Foran, salary, $150.00.
.1fCouncil Adjourned' to , meet on
May' 4th, 1965.
Road . Acounts: Harve Culbert
Salary; $
sala 44.85 `• : Norman ' McDon-
ald,
cDon ald salary, $228:85; Russell Phil-
lips, salary, $142.00; Leslie Schul-
tz, sanding, $26.00; ' Imperial Oil
Ltd., • fuel and tax, 481.80; . Grant
Chisholm, :motor "oil,1/4$2L63; Daily
Commercial News, gravel tenders
advertisement; $15.90;• Dominion
Road' Machinery Co., repairs to:
maintainer, $412.87; Reg Hamil-
ton, snow plow 'repair, . $47.50;
Lorne Iver's, , telephone calls, $2:
30; Roy- Hardy, snow plowing,
$422.50; Gus Devereaux, bolts, $8.-
014 George Smyth, chain, Weld-
ing, $142.55., '
Joan C. Armstrong, Clerk.
Dies :Suddenly ` ..
From Heart :Aftack�
(WHITECHURCH . NEWS)
Tiffin relatives received word
Thursday morning that their cou-
sin, . Mr. Jack Hayes Jr., had.
:been admitted to Detroit Hospi-
tal Wednesday`. evening . with a
heart attack, a n d :had passed
away. His daughter Barbara's
wedding was planned for Satin. -
day; ,,May lst,and prior to being
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taken , to hospital, her father told
her that no matter' what happen-
ed, to go • ahead with her wed-
ding as planned. Mrs, Russel Rit-
chie, Mrs. Fred Tiffin, 'Mrs, Char-
les Tiffin and Mr. Victor Exner-
son left by bus on Saturday to
attend the :funeral', oti Monday. .rBeNeaer■r■■seer
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WEp 1ESDAY ::...MAx 5th `1965'.
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Mother's : Day Plaques
GLOVES PURSES -- BOXED ' TOWELS - BLOUSES
SLEEPWEAR NXLONS .: CHINA ' JEWELLRY..
pedal for. Mott
GREEN OR WHITE COFFEE MUGS,REGULAR 25c
2 for 39c
:PHONE . 528-2129
LUCKNOW
Tea
Shower: Fo
Marlen� iIartin'
(WH;ITECHURCH NEWS)
Mrs: 'Don Martin, 12th Conces
sion West . Wawanosh, helda trou-
sseau tea for her daughter '. Mar
lene --on.. Saturday afternoon and.
evening ,The'table was., decorated
with various coloured: 'mums and
the wedding cake. Pouring tea in.
the, ,afternoon were Mrs. Hodgins
London, andMrs. Lawrence,. Mc -
Lead, Langside,; and 'in the': even
ing Mrs. Robert; Stewart, Lang -
side. The two grandmothers .Mrs.'
Mark Johnston, ; Holyrood, and
Mrs: Swan, Lucknow, also :assit-
ed with
evening.: pouring' tea :afiterno'on and
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Mrs: -Martin,! Marlene, and Mrs.;
Gordon ' Struthers welcomed . the
guests at the door.' Lois :Struth-
ers escorted the gueststo the
rooms where , the . 'shower gifts
from: Loiidon. and ' Whitechurch,
wedding gifts, 'and..Marlene's hope
chest . were shown. Nancy Scott
displayed the trousseau. Others
assisting in displaying gifts were
:Linda Martin, Mrs, Jas Young;
sisters of Marlene Peggy ,Bris-
bon. and Carol :Bernard: Beverley
Wall, Donna and Antie Rintoul
served lunch; . `L' Lois ' Struthers
looked after the guest book,' .
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On Monday, evening. a shower
was .held for Marlene. Martin, in
Whitechurch Community .Memor-
ial Hall, with over 101 guests pre-
sent.'. The bride-to-be was ushered
to her seat of honour by her sis-
ters Linda. and Mrs. Jim. Young,.
to lnusie played by. Mrs. Garnet
'Farrier. Community sing tig tvas
enjoyed, with' Mrs. Emma Coffin
song leader. The readings were
given, ; by Mrs. ' Ernest .Gaunt,
Mrs. Walter; Arscott, .Murray Mof-
fat gave 2. .accordian''solos .and
Vera MacDonald' sang ' a . solo.
Janis Farrier,' 'Sandra Fisher and
Edna ^ Wall sang,accompanied by
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HANOVER
IVE-1N THEATRE
TONIGHT, WED MAY. 3tli
••A 'SUMMER. PLACE"
THURS.,' FRI-, SAT., M Y 6-78:
The::Grect Escpe _a
Steve ;McQueen, James Garner
Color Scope CARTOON
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E' tertainment Hight -Light., .,• of
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the year. ;.
MON:, TUES., WED. MAY 10-1,1-12
Shock Treatment
S. Whiteman, C .Lynly
Adult .Entertainment
an in the Middle. '
Suspense .and Intrigue. CARTOON:
THURS., FRI., SAT„ MAY 13-;14=15.
"MUSCLE.. BEACH' •PA. RTY"
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"BULL.ET- FOR A BADMAN
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Mrs.; Garnet Farrier. Several 'con-
tests were enjoyed, ° after which
Linda • Martin and Mrs. ': • . Young
assisted Marlene. in opening the
many beautiful` gifts, and reading.
the :accompanying cards, • Arrang- •.
ing the gifts display were Sharon
Rintoul, : Louise MacDonald and
Brenda . Webster. .Marlene , thank-
ed :the guests, for their ,gifts and 0
kindness: Lunch was served un
der the supervision of Mrs.: Bill
Rintoul, Mrs, `Angus MacDonald,
Mrs. George Fisher. and 1VIrs. ' El-
wood Barbour.
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Starring: The Three Stooges
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