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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-01-07, Page 5/ <> Wednesday, jan. 7th, 19® Lyceum Theatre WINGHAM z Jwo Shows EacK Night FIRST SHOWAT 7.15 ..... ■■ I!■B",im. (■■pi ij, Thursday, Friday, Saturday , JANUARY 8, 9, 10 BOB HOPE, X SWT-.’in TT-1-- SON Of PALEFACE MAHNiEE SATURDAY Monday, Tuesday, Jah. 12, 13 RICHARD WIDMARK, JEFFREY HUNTER ■ — in ?' Red Skies of Montana Wed., Thursday, January 14,15 T YRONE POWER, PATRICIA NEALE Diplomatic Courrier f I. ST, HELENS'... The basement of the United ? Church, with its gaily decorated • Christmas tree arid many colored lights, presented, a festive ap- pearance for the annual Sunday School concert. Mr. Lome Woods, . the superintendent, presided for1 the program which included the singing oi Christmas carols, t a song by Anne Todd, Donna Woods and Joyce McDonald, solos by Phyliis Barbour and Gladys Mc Donald, piano solos; by 'Donna V Woods and Bob Murdie^ a son^* by Donna Woods and Joyce Mc- Donald, a xylophone number by Terry Wilspn and a. reading by Margaret Miller. Interesting com tests and games were led by Mrs. Alex’ Murdie and <> Mrs. Mel Brown. Lunch, including ice cream and . home-made candy, stock CASH PAID FOR CRIPPLED & DISABLED HORSES, CATTLE,SHEEP & SWINE. Call 37-r^* 12 Atwood collect for prompt service day or night. or Contact SID GARDNER, LUCKNOW ■ Ii i THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW.ONTARIO ■ . CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Joe Whitby wish to sincerely thank the. Lucknow Branch of the 'Canadian Legion for the very lovely gift basket at Christinas which was most ap preciated. , < ’ . ■ " \ ........... * • Mrs, Chester Finnigan wishes to express her kind appreciation for the many cards, fruit and telephone’ calls, with regard to her and the baby while in the hospital0 and • since returning hoine,. Mr.; and Mrs, Harty Anderson wish to sincerely . thank all those who so kindly remembered her mother in many ways while in the hospital, and to further thank friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy at the time of their bereavement. To ail my kind friends who’ remembered me! at the Christmas season -with letters, cards and treats, I want to express my sin cere thanks to one arid all, and to wish you each a Happy and Prosperous New Year, Mrs. George Gilchrist. : . Iliwould -like—to-take—this -op portunity to thank the many who helped me during my long stay in the hospital—to Rev* C. Winn, Drs. Johnston arid Corr in, Mr. Russel Johnstone and Bill; also •to all my friends who reriiember- ed me; many of them repeatedly, with (gifts and cards, which brought cheer to my heart. Mrs. W. A. Russell. Mr. and Mrs. E. V, Baker wish to "sincerely thank the Women’s Institutei St. Mary’s Church, Lucknow, the Faith and Fellow ship Group \ of South Kinloss Church and Bill Pappas fdr so. kfridly remembering the folk at Baker’s Private Hospital. These acts of kindness were much ap preciated by the patients, man agement and-staff. —»- brought a very , pleasant evening to a close: /'""■ The ladies are reminded of fhe January meeting of the Women’s* Institute this (Thursday) after noon at Mrs. Andrew Gaunt’s. The Community Hall was fill ed to. capacity on Friday evening ‘ foe the first community night of the season sponsored by the Wo men’s Institute. Mrs. Elwood Bar bour, the president, wias in the chair for the following program: community singing; solos * by Phyllis Barbour qnd Anne Todd; piano instrumentals’' by Alison Webb and Carol Mathers; songs by a group of young ladies ‘and by a group Of young men; mus-’ ical "number ..fay Terry Wilson; bagpipe selection by Archie Mc- Quillin; the Journal by Margaret Miller; trombone selection by Don Cameron Avith Norma Mur ray at the piano and an accor,d_- ion number by Harold Lencith. KINLOUGH 'll* .4 A .t The PLAYHOUSE •„ ■ • , ■ , ' ■. ■•...■ z1*' ■ ...........' Thursday,'Friday, Saturday, January 8, 9, 10 The real story of the heavy bombers that turned' the tide of battle from defeat , to victory— " \ “The Wild Blue Yonder” With Wendell Corey, Forrest Tucker and Phil Harris.V M Miss Jeannette Brunton of Tor onto visited during the week with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Boyle, Mari lyn and Carol of London visit ed on Friday with Misses Edna and May Boyle. Mr. and Mrs.^Clark Needham and family spenVNew Years with Mr, and Mrs. Mervin Anderson at Miliarton* Mr. (and Mrs. Morley Bushell entertained members of thelBercy. family on New Years. Mr. and Mrs. Bert: Nicholson & family spent.NewYears withMr. and Mrs. Ronald Thacker. 1 \ ’ The Anglican congregation will have 'the annual church meeting on Saturday evening of this week January 10th, beginning at 7.30 with a pot luck Supper. Mrs. Ada Hodgins returned to Detroit after spending the holi day with relatives here.. '■. New Year’s visitors with Mr. and Mrs.-Wm. Wall were Mr; & -Mrs. Allan Wall and, Sharon, Mr, J’ack Ludgate and Sylvia of Lon don, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Schu macher arid Helen of Culross, Mr. HaroTd^ ^Keii^l7T^KR^“^Gdrdph Hodgkinson arid Mr. Lome Wall. Mr. CeCil and Leslie Corigram of Kolyrood, Mr. and Mrs. Ever ett , Larie, Terry and Barbara of Port Elgin were Christmas visi tors with Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Lane; ■/ ;• ' . Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Congram of Wingham visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M, Lane and fam ily. ’ ; •? . •' . Mr...and Mrs. Don/ McCosh, Mary .and Dick o£ Purple Grove visited Sunday with Mrs; J. W. CoIwelL. Mr. and Mrs. M. Lane and fam- ’-iiy-sent—NewYear’sat-theCon^ gram home, Holyrood. ? ,Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wail and Sharon,. Mr. Jack Ludgate and Sylvia of London spent ai_few_ days with Mr. and Mrs; Wm. Wall. . ■/•'■.•./■■■ . k Mr,, and Mrs. George Haldenby, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haldenby and family spent New Year’s at iMr. and Mrs* dare Sparling’s, Walkerton; ' Mr, Gordon Hodgkinson spent Christmas in Toronto with relak tives; ■ ■ ' /. Miss Eleanor Murray, of Tor onto spent New gear’s with her parents here.. . Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bushell of Lucknow, 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Moore, Jean and George of Ber- ’vie, Barbara ’ and ' Annetta For ster pf Ripley; spent New Year's With<Mrs. J. W. Colwell. ' ; . ^-Marrlyn^hacker^sp'enU _a—few] days with Karen and Evelyn Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs, Chris Shelton of Lucknow spent New,' Year’s with friends here. ' \ Mr; and Mrs. J; R; Lane, who have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips at Fo;nthill, spent the holiday season with Toronto relatives. , . Miss Helen returned 'to -Toronto after, spending the holiday with - Misses Nellie and Margaret Malcolm., ' The HW.L; will meet Thursday at the home Of Mrs. Jim Smith. Roll call, a household problem. CdhVeners, Mrs.: H, Harris, Mrs. W* Eadie: Contest, bran muffins* Lunch, Mrs, Butt, Mrs. Wall (s),. Mrsr-Watsonr-Mrs.-Eadie-f:e^-rr4— Mr. arid Mrs. Bill Burt and family spent New Year’s with Mr., arid Mrs. Jirri Burt. „ Miss K*. Lane. is practise teach ing at ..Ripley this week ’ under the supervisjoh of Miss Adri Gaw- ley* . • • \ • Mrs. Jim Srnith will be hos tess for ‘the . W.A. rrieeting on Thursday, January ,15th, instead of the regular date. .Scripture, Mrs, Wm. Wall. Roll call, '‘repent. Work meetiiyj.. / . • fr' SATURDAY MATINEE At 2.15 p.m^-Doors o^n at 2 pjn. J' :• ' "• ' ' _o " Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, January 12,13,14 ’ w Lou’s a loving lulu in this one — See !•-■/' ABBOTT & COSTELLO in;..,? ■'. • The Time of Their Lives Funnierthan ever —- TIMKEA ^i^nl/^u/fimaSc OIL HEAT FREE SURVEYS AND ESTIMATES OIL BOILERS • WATER HEATERS HISELER an< S0N, Phone 426, Wingham Sydney Johnston, uncle of the bride, , proposed the bridal toast,. ' and congratulations were offered Jj^rJ^v^JH^^enniilgs^Rey. G» A. Meiklejohn, pastor oF the Un ited* Church, and others. Later the newly wedded couple left for / a motqr trip which included Lon- " don, Toronto, Brantford, Hamil ton and Barrie. Among those present from out- of-town were Mr, and Mrs. Syd** ney Johnston of Toronto; Mrs. ' Robt. Osborne and Mr. Lloyd Os borne of Gl^mis; Mrs. Fred Small* Kincardine; Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Hedley, Kirtgarf;. Miss Jean Ritchie of Huntsville; Rev; ^A. S. Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. W. J, C. Mitchell and Roberta, all of Hamilton; Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Mitchell and M;\ Tom TaeiUk of Barrie;1; Mr. Vic- tor C. Hey of Goderich. McKINNON—JOHNSTON St. Michael’s; WEDDING BELLS MITCHELL—-JOHNSTON St. Peter’s Church, Lucknow, was the scene of the marriage on Saturday, December 27th, of Joan Mildred, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Redvers Johnson, to Arthui' Guest. Mitchell, son of Rev. Ar thur S. Mitchell and Mrs. Mitch-, ell, formerly of, St. Peter’s Rec tory, but /now of Hamilton. The double ring ceremony was con ducted 'by the father of the groom,t assisted by Rey. H* L. Jennings, the present rector, who also acted as deacon for the Eucharist. The bride entered the church on the arm of her father. She i was gowned ih white/satin With lace yoke trimmed with seed pearls arid wore a floor length ^eTl^n^Twreath/bf^brarigeHblps^ sorris worn by her, mother on her wedding day. She carried a white prayer book-'topped by a white orchid, and with streamers affix ed with red baby rose buds arid lily-of-the-valley. : • / . The bride’s sister,; Miss joy Johnston, was maid of honour, wearing a gold moire taffeta gown with matching mittens arid flower headdress. She carried a nosegay of yellow mums. The bridesmaids were Misses Cath erine Mclnnes and Marlene Mric- Lennan.- Miss Mclnnes chose a powder blue moire taffeta and mitteps with a nosegay of White mums,'and flower headdress. Miss .MacLennan wore a rose moire taffeta gown with mittens and.i ;ffewey^^(Faddi”ess; and"’“carried* pink munis.. . ‘ 7 The groomsman was Robert G. Mitchell of Barrie, brother of. the groom. The Ushers were Victor C. Hey of Goderich and Thomas Taciuk of" Barrie. , • . Mrs. Duncan Simpson played the wedding music; arid during the signing of- the register Wil-, liam J. C/Mitchell of Hamilton arid, a brother of the groom, sang “O Perfect Love0* . ” > . ' - The chancel . land altar , were tapers. Follpwihg. the church ceremony; a“ reception was held ini; the'’ .Legion Hall when Mrs. Redvers johhs.ton, wearing a teal blue, dress with a corsrige of red roses, rind Mrs.. A.. S. Mitchell, yvho ..wore a dress of powder blue faille, with a corsage of yellow, roses, received .the gtiests whp later sat’down tb a diriner. served by the Ladies! Guild of St. Pet er’s church. At the dinner Mr. —JOHNSTON /Church, London, was the setting for the wedding, Saturday, December 27, pfJMary Lorraine Johnston, daughter, of. Dr. and Mirs. » William Victor Johnston, Lucknow, and William Francis McKinnon, sori of Donald T. McKinnon, Lucknow and thc^ late Mrs. McKinnon. The Rev. Peter McKeon offi- dated and the soloist .was Mrs. J/ A. McKinnon, Aurora.’ / Given in marriage by her (father, the (bride wore a gown of ivory velvet and her (three- quarter-length veil was held by an ivory,. velvet headdress*. She carried a bouquet of. coral and -whit-e-'^roses-.^——_-.__i.---t -r. The bride’s attendants ' were Miss Mary, Louise Porteous of Toronto, wearing a dress of flam ingo /red velvet,~and-Miss'. Nancyr - Johnston, sister of the bride, in lime green velvet They both car ried nosegays of . white flowers. . /Lavergne MacMillan .was; best man and. ushers were Donald Me- ’ Kiiihon arid Bruce Johnston. A reception was held at Hotel London, Xhere\the bride’s mother ' received wearing a brown taffeta dress with • matching gold acces- YOU CAN HAVE AN EXTRA ROOM EASILY AND CHEAPLY BY USING i PLYWOOD PANELS j Ply wood Sheets. in 4’ x 8’ size ate qurefcly | i annlis>rl: Pl vwnnrl sheets mav be obtained I I I I t' T | applied. 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