HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-03-25, Page 7A
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1933?
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Lyceum Theatre
* WINGHAM
Two Shows Each Night
FIRST SHOW AT 7.15
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday
MARCH 26, 27, 28
GENE AUTRY
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Blue Canadian! Rockies
Monday, Tuesday, Mar. 30, 31
DORIS DAY, / .
RONALD REAGAN
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The Winning Team
MATINEE SATURDAY
Wednesday, Thurs., April 1, 2
JUDY HALLIDAY,
ALDO RAY
, —- in ■
The Marry ins Kind
IN MEMORIAM .
CAMPBELL—In loving memory
of our dear son, Lyall/Bradley
'^Campbelip who passed away one
3ear ago, on March 26th.
God called him home, it was. His
Why, so young, we wonder still;
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the LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
CARD OF THANKS
1 would sincerely like to thank,
ajl my kincl friends apd neigh
bors for jthe flowers, cards and
fruit, while I was in the hospital.
These were deeply appreciated.
. Mrs. Robt. Reid, Boundary West.
Mrs.6 J; M. Greer wishes to
thank her neighbors and all those
who remembered her. in any way
during her recent illness. These
acts, of kindness were very much
appreciated.^ .
Mrs. .Etta Roberts wishes to
thank all ,thpse who so kindly
remembered her during her three
wefeks in Wingham Hospital with-
fruit,, flowers, cards and letters.
It was/all 'greatly appreciated. -
Mrs. Charles Wilkins wishes to
sincerely thank friends and
neighbors who so kindly and
thoughtfully remembered her and
the ibaby while in the hospital.
These kindnesses were indeed ap
preciated. z
I would like to. express my
thanks arid appreciation to* all
my kind friends and neighbors
for sending me all the lovely
cards, fruit, flowers and treats
while I haye been sick.
Mrs. Wilt Fisher.
Mr. George Laivis wishes to
acknowledge with sincere thanks
and appreciation the ’.many kind
acts and expressions-oLsympathy-
extended him during the . illness
of. Mrs'; Lavis and at the 'time
of her death;
SURGEMILKERS
Having slow milking troubles?
Call Lovell McGuire, your. Surge
dealer, phone 593W Wingham.
We specialize in. milking cows.
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LIVESTOCK WANTEQ
■ DMa, disabled horses, or cows
remoyed free of Charge.; For
prompt and efficient service
call “STONES’’ collect Ingei’soll
Jil, Wingham 561J or Ripley 182.
PERSONAL
HUSBANDS! WIVES! ‘ WANT
PEP? Thousands of couples weak,
worn-out (because (body lacks
iron, get vim, vitality ’.taking Os-
tr^x Tonic Tablets. introductory
size ONEY 60 c. At all druggists.
NOTICE
RE WARBLE FLY SPRAY
I will be calling on West Wawa-
nosh Township farmers at the
earliest possible date with warble
fly powder, for those who wish
to brush their animals. The fee
for (brushing* is 10 cents an animal
and for spray, 15 cents.
Victor Erririgton, Inspector.
NOTICE
RE LUCKNOW CALF CLUB
The Agricultural Society is
again sponsoring a o^lf club in
connection with the Fall Fair.
Good calves are available. Ent
ries must ibe made at an early
date with the Calf Club Leaders,
Tom , Todd and,. Fred:. McQuillin,
or with A> T. McNay, Sec.
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It’s sad but true, we wonder why,
The best are always first to die.
We little thought when leaving
home,
He would no more return;
That he in death so soon’ would
sleep,
And leave us here to' mourn.
We do not know the.pain he bore;
We did not see him die; -
We only know he passed away,
And never said good-bye. .
—Sadly missed by Mother, * Dad | or calling
and Family.
. $18 an evening-^ ,'
For your spare, time. Just 3
easy free trial sales amazing Pat
ented Automatic Refrigerator De
frosters can pay you that, Hun;
dreds of h'oT- prospects. Commis^
sion. Rush name, address for
guaranteed profit offer. D-Frost-
O-Matic Co., Dept. 84, Newmar
ket, Ont. .
NOTICE
I . have . been appointed Raw-
leigh dealer for Lucknow, Kin
loss, Huron . and Kincardine
Townships and will be calling
regularly.. Immediate delivery, of
f any of our products by writing
' " j Ed - .Moore, White-
'church, phone 401-W-12 Wingham
IN MEMORIAM
MacINTYRE—in -loving memory
of a dear father, Duncan A. Mac
Intyre, ’ who passed away one
year ago, March 29th, 1952. /
Years of striving, little of play,
Loving and giving the whole of
the way,
Acherished-smile.a-heartof—
gold f ’
To the dearest Dad the world
could hold
Happy memories fond-and true
From us who thought the world
of you. .
—-Sadly missed by the Family.
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HISELER and SON, Phone 426, Wingham
IN MEMORIAM
CAMPBELL — In loving mem
ory of Lyall Bradley Campbell,
drowned one year rigo, March
26th, 1952.
Remembrance is a golden chain,
Death tries to break but all ih
.vain. . .
To have, to love and then to part
Js:_.the__gr.eatest../sorrow of one’s
heart.
.The years may wipe out many
things,
' j But this they wipe .out never—
The memory of those happy days
—WherHwe-were-all—together^—‘—
—Remembered by His Wife and
Son. ( ■ /■
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“I always figured Joe was one
of your most tried and trusted
employees”. '/
“He was trusted, yes; and he’ll
ibe tried as soon as we find him”.
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The PLAYHOUSE
< . . ' Presents , .-'J'. ■
THURSDAY, SATURDAY, ONEY—Mar. 26,28
/, The funniest double bill that ever came our wayr— ?
“Bowery battalion” .
and 'J
“According to mrs. hoyle”
— a laugh, a minute —
; NOTE—The Theatre Will be closed FRIDAY as we are taking :
the show to Teeswater for a special showings :*
There will be ONLY QNE PERFORMANCE THURSDAY
: commencing at 8.00 as The Theatre will be under the aus
picesof The Luc-Tee-Win Fish and Game Club, who will
presept, a special feature “Newfoundland” in color — A
sportsman’s paradise in our New Province, along with our
double bill.
SATURDAY MATINEE At 2.154 p.m.—Doors open at 2 p.m.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Mar. 30, 31 Apr. F
JUNE ALLYSON—as a girl that dared tradition to become
a doctor in the early 1900’s—and ARTHUR KENNEDY, that
wonderful actor of “Bright. Victory” in a great role, as the
doctor who wanted to marry her—but not as a doctor, but -
as a wife—that’s the ‘ 0
“Girl In White”/
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NEW LIFE CHICK STARTER
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•' Messrs. Harry Hetherington of i
the 3rd line, Morris and. Sandy!”
Campbell of the 1st line Morris
Spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs/ V. Emerson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tichborne
spent Sunday at the home of her t
mother, Mrs. Kennedy. iThe relatives of Mr. and Mrs.J,
Russell Ritchie ^gathered at the!
home of Mr, apd Mrs. V. Emer- ’
son to celebrate their 25th wed- ‘
ding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs.
Ritchie were presented with an
electric clock.;
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Watt and
family spent the week-end at the
home of his parents, Rev. and
Mrs.-J. W. Watt. . 1 . ,
Mr. and. Mrs^ Oreille Mitchell
are having a sale of some of their
household goods Before going to *
Toronto. ./ ' ■ .' . .1
Mrs.. J; J. Tiffin, sister, of the
late Mrs. Fred Thompson, who
is in Wingham Hospital with a
heart condition, was told of the
news of her sister’s passing on
Friday. We of this community ex
pend to her our sympathy.
MRS. FRED^HdMPSON
Mr. Geo. Tiffin received the. sad ,
news late Thursday evening that
his aunt,, Mrs. Fred Thompson,
had passed away in Toronto. Mrs.
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ATTENTION FARMERS!
I am purchasing
BOARS
at 7c [ to 9c per lb.
liveweight.
Phone Atwood 37-r-12 collect
or write me
LEROY ACHESON
R.R. 3, Atwood, Ont.
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Mrs. Belle. Cottle of Detroit and
Mrs. J. J. Tiffin of Whitechurch
and a..brother Will of Calgary,
The funeral was held from York
Bros, chapel at 3.30 p.m. Inter-'
ment Was in Park Lavyii cemet
ery, Those attending the funeral -
from here \yere Mr. - and Mrs. ■
Wesley Tiffin, Mr. arid Mrs. Geo.
Tiffhr“artd“Mr7 ^ryi ifir~Tiffin; ~
Messr^. George, Wesley. and Or
ville, nephews of the deceased,
were pallbearers. , .
jL»nompsoii w-cib ivx<ujg<uvu
Taylor, daughter of the / late Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Taylor of the 6th',
Cori, in the Langside area. She
attended Langside school and the
Tiffin’s Methodist church* She!
had & ,very shoit illness, due to a
heart condition, and was in her/
.71st year. She leaved to mourn
her loss- her husband, one dau
ghter ■ Mr sf Ma rg^et Tit alcolmson
and a ’&ori Robert; two sisters^
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FOURTH CONCESSION
The community was shocked'
,and saddened to' hear of the sud
den passing of Mr. and /Mrs. «
Haftvkes Robinson and Mrs. Rob
inson, Sr. Deepest sympathy is
Graham and family. '
Mr. and Mrs/Jack Gilchrist
Mi's. - Long of Toronto spent the
week-end at the home of Mr. . ! and Mrs, Fred GilcKrist. . . ..
, Ross jiamilton and , Douglas.
Dickie missed a few days ,school?
dpe to illness.
'quite this “^ast^weblr But ' if
now a little hnproved/
. Mr. L. C. Maclver- has been
ouite Hl this oast Week' but*i^ *
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