HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-04-15, Page 5WEDNESDAY, APRIL *5th, 1953 i
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Lyceum Theatre
■WINGHAM
Two Shows Each Night
FIRST SHOW AT 7,15
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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MICHAEL RENNIE,
DEBRA PAGET
LES MISER ABLES
Friday, Saturday, April 17, 18
JOHNNY WEISMULLER,
JEAN BYRON
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MATINEE SATURDAY
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ALL NEXT WEEK
April 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25
The Greatest
Show On Earth
Evening Performances at
6.30 and 9.15
< Matinees Wednesday and
Saturday at 2.00 p.m.
Evenings—75c and 35c .
Matinees—50c and 25c
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AUXILIARY NEWS
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Regular meeting of .the Ladies^
Auxiliary to the Canadian Leg
ion, No. 309, was held on Monday
April 13th.. Com. MacMillan pre^
. _§idpd__with...36-jri embers-pr esent.
_ Mrs. Luella Hall, of Blytli; the
Zone Corpmander of Zone 11 pre
sided. for’ the-initiation ceremony.
Pf eight ? new members, namely;
Mrs, Wm. Buckingham, Mrs.. Bi|l
Pappas, Mrs. Jim England, Mrs.
Harold Humphrey, Mrs. Wm. A.
Humphrey, Mrs. Goo, Webster,
Mrs. Kelso MacNay, Mrs. Harold
Stanley., . >
-Decorations are to be purchased
for Coronation Day.
The “mystery , box” was won
by Mrs. Harold Stanley.
Plans were made for the ban
quet to be sponsored by the Leg^
ion Branch in honor of the Midget
“D”. _X>n tari o— hockey— champions.
Harold Thompson and Jack Cook
attended the meeting and Mr.
Thompson spoke on the banquet-.
, Com. Forster, on -behalf of the
Legion Auxiliary, expressed con
gratulations to Mr. Cook and Mr._
Thompson for coaching the hoc
key team.
Plans were made for the dance
to be held on Friday, May 22nd,
-and for the Zone 11 rally to be
held in Lucknow on May 14th.
Zone Commander Hall gave a
very interesting address, on Aux
iliary work and; what it means,
which was of benefit; especially
to_the„neAv_m.em.bers-- and—a—re-r
minder tp.the_older, members___
The regular meeting for May
will be held on the first Monday,
May 4th, to give time to prepare
for the Rally. Members please
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-Comrade MacMillan’ presented
Zone Commander Hall with' a
cup and saucer on behalf of the
Auxiliary.
Plans were made for the last
Shoot Party of the season to be
! held this Friday night with spec
ial prizes.
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“The Pqwei: of the- Living
Christ”’ was the theme of *fhe
worship service for the Easter
Thankoffering of the wLm,S, held
at Mrs, John Cameron’s on? Wed
nesday afternoon. Mi.ss W. $D.
Rutherford • led in the worship
service assisted by Mrs. Lome
Durnin, Mrs, Ja^ Durnin, Mrs.
G. Stuart, Mrs. W. A. Miller, Mrs.-
Frank McQuillin, Mrs. G, Mac-
Phefson and. Mrs. Cameron who
-a lscrcondueted the-remainderof'
the meeting.Mrs. E. W; Rice
read, an interesting and appropri
ate paper bn ‘‘Row dods opr be
lief in the Resurrection ■. help”.
Mrs. McQuillin and Mrs. Mac-
Pherson AVere appointed delegates
to attend the Presbyterial to be
held in Goderich on April 21st.
An invitation from the White
church Society to attend' their
Thankofferiiig on Friday even
ing, April 17, when Mrs, (Rev.)
John Thompson, a missionary on
furlough, will be the guest
speaker and show slides on her
work was 4 received.
• The theme of the worship ser
vice bf the W.A. ,was “Love” and
the meeting with Mrs. T. J. Todd
presiding, was opened by the use
of the theme hymn, prayer and
the creed. Mrs. Stuart read the
scripture lesson and Mrs. Chas.
McDonald., the. lesson thoughts.
Mrs. E/ W. Rice, Mrs. T. J. Todd
and Mrs. Jas. Curran were ap
pointed to attend an organization
meeting of thb W.A. in Huron
Presbytery at Clinton on April
17th, It was agreed to purchase
three more choir books and to
try to procure the play “Con
fidentially” by the Lucknow W.A:
At the conclusion lunch was ser-
-ved—with—MrsJ Stuart- and—Miss:
Annie Durnin as hostesses.
Master ’Terry Wilson visited
last week with his cousih,? Mas
ter jimmy Wilson at White
church. Jimmy returned with him
for a visit.
Mr4 and Mrs. Irvin” McCabe,
Marvin and Bryan and Mrs, Mc
Bain of Windsor were visitors
during the week with Mr. John
McQuillin and other relatives.
The Haridicrafters with' their
leaders, Mrs. Gordon MacPher-
The PLAYHOUSE
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, April 16, 17, 18
See the mysteries ot the jungle. A land of weird, people^
, Jpngle Jim, in -
"The Forbidden Land”
with JOHNNY WEISMULLER.
SATURDAY MATINEE At 2.15 p;m.—Doors open at 2 p.m.
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"Music for the Millions”
with Margaret O’Brien'', June Allyson,
Jimmy Durante, Jose Hurby.
CABD OF THANKS—
To the many who made our stay in Lucknow so wel-
come, we wish to extend our sincerest thanks
A KETTLE*
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ner and Barbara Wilson;, dance
son arid Mrs. Jas. Curran, also iby Flora Jean McQuillan ‘ and
Mrs, Cliff Murray, attended the Isobel MacPherson; mouth organ
Achievement Day at Qranbrook selections by Mr. Fred McQuil-
on Thursday. * Tin; solos by Marie Campbell of
A . i j u Belfast, Anne Todd and Phyllis
on Thursday.
. Community singing led byJMrs g^tour/duet b^IrwFn’Ind"^.
Andrew Gaunt with Mrs, Ches-1
ter Taylor at the piano, opened
the community night in the hall
bn-FH4ayT-0thei?-numbers-on-tho-
program, presided over by Mrs.
E. Barbour, included mouth organ
and guitar, selection by Ira Cairip-
bell and Donald Nicholson of
Belfast; piano solos by Miss Dor
othy G-ammie of Lucknow, Ali
son Webb and Mr. Jimmy Hack
ett; piano duet by Carol Gard-
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tie Campbell of Belfast; quart
ette by Don, Cameron, Donald
Murray Jimmy and Hack-i
ett; skipping dance by Joyce'
Conley and Phyllis Smith of,
Langside accompanied by Miss,
Eileen Elliott. The concluding I
number, was. a Fashion Show by 1
the Happy HaridicrafteTs who
modelled the dresses made in the
course On “Cottons May Be
Sniart” Mrs. G. Macpherson com
mented on the dresses shown by
the girls,' Anne Todd, Donna
Woods, Isabel MacPhersoh, Flora i
Jean ^McQuillin, Joyce McDoh-1
aid, Jean Aitchison, Phyllis Bar-,
bour, Norma Murray; Irma For- |
.ster,.. Ruth and Alison Wehb* Af
ter lunch dancing, was enjoyed
to music by Mr. and Mrs. Chester
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CULROSS CORNERS
The “/flu bug’1 has caught up
Taylor, Carol Gardner, Fred and With several in the community.
Chais. McQUillin with Bob Lyons ’' ~
as caller^-off.
DURHAM’S artificial ice plant
' consumes a .total of 27,000 gal-
j Ions Of water daily/,.
'fourth concession
Mr. and Mrs. Swan and little
daughter spent, the week-end at
Bervie.
Mrs. George Gilchrist visited a
few-days in Burlington last week.
Allan; MacDougall spent a few
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Mrs. Everett Whytock and Gar
ry. have returned to theif home
• cn the Langside road after spend-
ling some time with Mr. and Mrs,
-A-lex—Wh-ytoek; —-
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blackborow
and £>on of Hamilton spent Sun
day with Mr; and Mrs. Art. Hod
gins. '• \ ..
Miss Donna Halderiby spent the
Easter holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
Midford Wall and Donnie.-
/Mr, and Mrs.. Charlie Wall of
Kincardine spent Sunday with
Mrs. Mary Wall and Jim and .
Orville Wilson- 4
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relatives in Ashfield. ' , ‘ ~
Mrs. Fred Gilchrist and Gra.cie
i MacDougall have been on the sick
1 list. this past week. ’ ’’ .
These teachers have returned to
their positions after spending the
"Easter holidays at home: Miss
Margaret Macdonald to Sarnia;
I Miss Christ irie .Thompson to Osh-
' awa rind-Mr. Murray Thompson
to Windsor,
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Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. .
trank Brown and Reg. '
Mr. Carme'n Why lock has re
turn,ed” home after assisting With
the work for some time at Ernie
Hanna’s. ; .
. Mr. .Ed’ and Ross Green spent
Surtday with,, their aunts; Mrs.
Casliek arid, Mrs. Morrison and
jack at Brantford.
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