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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 25th, 1953 /
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Lyceum Theatre
WINGHAM
Two Shows Each Night
FIRST SHOW AT 7.15
'Thursday/ Friday, Saturday
FEBRUARY 26, 27, 28
LOIS HAYWARD,
PATRICIA MEDINA
CAPTAIN PIRATE
MaUnEE SATURDAY ,
Monday, Tuesday, March 2, *3
KATHRYN GRAYSON, '
..RED SKELTON
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LOVELY To LOOK AT
Wed., Thurs.,7 March 4, 5
MARIO LANZA,
' JAMES WHITMORE
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Because Your Mine
' MEAT HORSES
and
LIVE BOARS
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
PURPLE GROVE
■ Mr. and. Mrs. Glen Stanley
Dickie arid Da|Vidx Mr. and Mrs.
i Russell Stanley and Valerie visit
ed at the home of Mr:.Milton
Stanley on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stanley
of Ripley, Mr. Andrew. Patterson
and Gordon spent Sunday with’
Mr, and Mrs. Burton Collins.
.. Guests with-Mr. and Mrs.’Peter
Leeson Friday night at dinner
were Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Car
ruthers and Johnny, Mr. arid Mrs.
-Eli Morgan and Freddie, Mr, Mil-
ton Stanley,. Mrs. Helen Swan &
Rosalind and Norval. 7
Mrs. Sihith spent the week-end:
at Collingwood. < 7 / 7,
Mr-, and Mrs. Donald McCdsh,
Mary and Dickie visited at Wrox-
eter on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Collins
and Mr. , and Mrs. Victor Gawley
visited with Mr. Clifford Neals
of Kincardine.
Mrs. Andrew Patterson is vis-'
iting with her son Arthur Pat
terson at Agincourt.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Currie en
tertained a number of their
ffiends last Wednesday evening.
On Tuesday evening of "last-
week a social evening was held"
in the Orange Hall, Kinlough,
with a record attendance.
7 Mr. and Mrs. Knight, Geo. arid Douglas of ^R^loxeter, Miss Mina
Thompson of Fergusr'Mr." & Mrs.
Will Arnold,^royce and Gordon,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McLaren bj7
TMelfoi’t, .Sask, -were •• j-visitor-s -at
the home of Mr. and 'Mrs.TDohalcC
McCosh last week. . ■ '
On Monday evening of last
week the Purple Grove Farm
Forum met at the'home of Mr.-
and Mrs. Burton Collins with "a
good attendance. The subject for
TEESWATER AROUSED BY 1
SCHOOL SITUATION .
At,, a meeting of ^he Tieeswater
Chamber of Commerce, chief
subject of discussion was the high
school question, and the proposed
new* school to be built in Wing
ham, J
A report of the meeting carried
by the Teeswater News, reads as
follows: ’ . s
“It was agreed that it seems
foolish tq have our school sitting
.practically idle and our child-
ren , transported to the heighbor-
ing towh for education: The (v^ew
.was; expressed, and .4^ no un
certain terms, that we Have jibeeni
taken in\ witfi origin^?facts - hiig-;
represented, ^and that it waszhigh.
time something definite was $one
to regain control of our school”.
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KINLOUGH
The PLAYHOUSE
. ’ Presents . . .
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, February 26, 27, 28
History’s most reckless renegades . . . striking terror into
the hearts of half a nation • , Lords of a lawless land
, • • * Bold men and bolder women . . . that’s the
“Best of the Bad Men”
starring Robert Ryan, Robert Preston and Clair Trevor.
SATURDAY MATINEE At 2.15 j>.m;—Doors open at, 2 p.m.
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LANDICRAFTERS DONATE /
5.00 TO FLOOD RELIEF
The tenth meeting of the St.
lelen’s Handier afters was held at
he home of Miss Donna Woods
n February 16th, 1952. The roll
all Was answered by all mem-
ers present. The sec’y-treas. re
ported that the Club had taken
ti $37,85 at the euchre and dance
eld recently. It Was decided Jo
ionate $5.00 to the rFlood Relief.
The meeting was devoted to a
fork period. zH;oine assignments
/ere given after which a very
elicious lunch was served by
he_hostess
Mrs. Fred x Hodge of Spears,
Sask., visited with his aged moth
er, Mrs. Ada Hodge of London,
England, who is now 83 years
old, also with , other relatives
there. Oh his way home he spent
a week with his brother, Mr. Jas?
^Hodge - and Mrs; .Hodge. He left
on Tuesday to return to his home
in the West. - ..7
Sympathy is extended to Mr.
and’ Mrs. Elmer Vance in the
sudden passing of Mr. Vance’s
father on Thursday evening. The
late Mrv Vance with Mrs. , Vance;
had come in the fall to spend
the winter with their son and
'his wife here where ■■ he ■passed'
aw-ay.. ’. . v
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Guest
visited^on Thursday With Mr, &
Mrs. Dick Richards, Paramount.
On Friday afternoon the ladies
of the community gathered for
the—World Day of Prayer. The
service whs held in the Angli
can church with Mrs, John Emer'-
sqn in. charge giving the call, to worship with the theme “Wilk:
as Children of the Light”; Mass
Nellie Malcolm gave a most in
teresting address in keeping with
the theme. Pjayers followed, for
Her Majesty the Queen; Mrs.
Wm. Wall; for. homes and fam
ilies, Mrs. Arthur Graham; for
’increased private and family
prayer, Miss May Boyle; for
non-Christians everywhere/Mrs.
Clark Needham; for peace, Mrs.
J7 W. Colwell. Mrs. Harold Hal-<
denby favored with a solo “Un
der His Wings”. The .offering
was received' by Mrs. Geo, Gra
ham and Mrs. Edbert Bushell.
Miss Edna ~BoyIe " was 7 organist.
Mrs. Emerson thanked all for ''as-?
sisting. Mrs. Maurice Hodgins is
Advertising-doesn^_cost^t-pays!^ey^w_omaiMor^954. _ .
Monday/ Tuesday, .Wednesday, March 2, 3, 4
• .Yes, Folks, come and meet
“Meet Danny Wilson”
who lived the kind of life many men dream of. Fame and
fortune fell into his lap , . . brought to him on the wings
of a golden voice. Hear FRANK SINATRA sing, and even
his severest critics say this is Sinatra at his very best—
and SHELLEY WINTERS always at her best.
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discussion was, “The St. Lawrence
Seaway and what effect, it' would
have on the future of Canada”.
Many of the members who were
in favor of the project claimed
these advantages will result in
more electric power for Ontario
and Quebec both of which will
be needing more power in the
future. Without, the seaway' de
velopment Ontario would have
to resort to steam-generating,
plants to provide additional hydro
electric power at more than twice
the cost of electricity generated
.by water power. Other members
expressed the opinion that com
pletion of the seaway 1 would,
harm the railroads. Thp7 next
meeting will be a ’ joint. meeting/
of the Harmoriy”&7Purple 'Grove
Forums- in the school.
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NEW LIFEXHICK^TARTER
. Ren O Sal Tablets in Solution
James way Feeders smd Waterers
Crawford’s Feed Store
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Culross spent the week-end with,
the latter’s grandparents, Mr. &
Mrs. Wm. Wall.
Friends from here attended the :
funeral of the late Mr. Samuel
Vanci^^at Paisley on Sunday af
ternoon.
Mr. arid ’Mrs? ’Clark Needham, 77
Nancy and Helen were guests aV V
a birthday party on Sunday for
J^feiyiLA^derson_atlhe7h^ome_ptz2__
her parents, Mr; and Mrs. Mer-
vyn Anderson, Miliarton.
The P.Y.P.A., were entertaiiied
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Percy on Sunday evening. ;
The L.OJL. held a very success
ful card party and dance in the 7
hall on Tuesday evening. They
plan to have another in the iieat
future’ with proceeds for thp im
provement, , of *the hall. .
iMr.. Robert Robertson & Miss ; .
Mary Robertson of Huron visit
ed an evening with Mr. and Mrs,
1 • n <6-
Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Kar
en, Mrs. Clark Needham and Mrs;
Wm. Wall attended a wall plaque
demonstration at the home of
Mrs. Geo. Cuyler, Miliarton.,
Mt, and Mrs. GeorgiJjEIaidenby^
are the proud grandparents of a
grandson, Allan George, born oh
Saturday last in Walkerton Hosr
pital. The :happy parents are Mr.
andMrs.ClareSparling. .^__
Mrs. C. Hewitt of Kinloss has
•been visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
George Graham. , .
Mrs. Bert Nicholson entertain
ed the Evening Guild* at her hom6
on Tuesday evening.
Mr. jaind Mrs, Currie^olwell |
and family of Con, 2, visited Sun
day jwith Mrs. J. W. Colwell.,
rTMrT? George Graham will? eh-’
tertain the W.A. ladies on Thurs
day afternoon at a missionary
quilting. ' .
Miss Isobel McLeod of Bervie
and Miss Helen Schumacher of I Clajrk Needham.
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