HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-05-20, Page 5♦
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20th, 1953
...I.....J.-.,,'.......................................................................'f. '.".A............. r.
Lyceum Theatre
WINGHAM
; Two Shows Each Night
FIRST SHOW AT 7.15
Wednesday, Thurs., May 20, 21
' DENNIS O’KEEFE, /
Marge 6c Gower Champion
—----X2—-—-in ——A~—
Everything I Have
A-A Is Yours . •
.'?■ • ■. .. • • ■ ■( ' A '
Friday, Saturday', M^y 22, 23
RANDOLPH ISCOTT,
CLAUD JARMAIN; Jr.
— in*-—. • •
Hangman’s Knot
MATINEE SATURDAY
Monday, Tuesday, May 25, 26
CLIFTON WEBB,
ginger Rogers
: ■ —iii'. —
DREAMBOAT
Wednesday. Thurs.,i_Mayi21, 28
SHELLEY WINTERS,
RICARDO MONTALBAN
. . — in —-
My Man and I
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
—1 >" ■ --J.,,,- ’r A a _____*
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs, Thomas. , Anderson and
Family, wish to express their sin-?
cere thinks and appreciation to
all who were so very kind and
sympathetic in many > ways dur-
ing the illness and at the time
of <the death of a dear husband
and father. / .
I cannot find proper words to
express my heartfelt thanks to
all who remembered me in so
many--differentrways^durmgAmy
stay in the hospital since rpy ac
cident. Such kind’ acts will be
all long remembered. Also Spec-
iUb thanks to> Dr, Johnston and
Dr. CorrinA -
Gordon D. Fisher.
• PAGE FIVE.
| ' • •..........,’’s.." •.......... .....•'South" Kinloss W.M.S. ' ’
Mi^. Ira Dickie \yas hostess ior
the May meeting pf South. Kin-
loss W.M.S. which was held in
jthe church basement with a good1
attendance. The president, . Mrs.
Baulch, opened the meeting with
scripture and prayer ^nd then
hymn 81 was sung, Mrs,. Steer
was appointed delegate o to the
Presbyterial in Whitechurch on
May 19th and Mrs. A. MacIntyre,
Miss. A, MacKay and Mrs. A.
:Suth.erland-were^npminat^ell^a^_a'
Committee to work with the exe
cutive to. draw up nevv programs.
Mrs. Sutherland, supply secret
ary; asked that donations of $1.25
per member be handed in by the
June meeting. A fine message in
song was. given in a solo, “The
One the World Forgets” by Mrs.
Chadwick. Mrs. Baulch used the
flannelgraph to illustrate the
scripture and meditation based
on verses from Proverbs 31 fol
lowed by ..prayer iby Mrs. R.
Buckton. Mrs. W. Fj MacDonald
and Mrs. D. Graham gave splen
did readings and Mrs. G. Hamil
ton took the topic from the study
book. Mrs. L. MacDougall, Mrs.
D, MacKinnon, Mrs. F. MacKin
non and Mrs. A. Sutherland took
part) / in the prayer icircle. All
ladies who had attended the Syn-
odical inJJVingham told what had
impressed them most at meetings
attended^Hymri-798 was sung-and
the mi.zpah benediction closed the
meeting.
X
The PLAYHOUSE
\’ ■
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, May 21, 22, 23
Outr of the American history comes a thrilling episode
full of excitement—
• * • ' r* " ’ • _ •
Young Daniel Boone \
. • • ' • /with DAVID- BRUCE
SATURDAY MATINEE At 2.15 p.m.—Dpors dpen at v2 p-tn.
*
/
y: . .....•/•••■■• r ■ - —— •.<* a-...> .....a. .
Mopday, Tuesday/ Wednesday, May 25, 26, 27
\ A terrific double bill
Fever
and
WEDDINGBELLS
STAUFFER—CVETAS
A. pretty wedding took place on
Saturday, April 25 th in Zion Un
ited /Church, Brantford, when
Mrs. Hazel Marion Cvetas, Brant
ford, became the bride of Mr.
William. Edward Stauffer of Kin
loss. Rev. D. R. Vaughan offi-
ated, The bride wore a grey suit
and. a white and pink corsage.
Her attendant was Mrs; George,
Adams, sister of the groom. .The
'groomsman was Mr. Geo. Adams.
Following the ceremony a dinner
was held at the Graham JBell
Hotel/__'■ ' A• •• • ‘ ' ’•
"^Guestswere present from
Brantford, Paris, Lindsay, Peter -
boro, Kincardine, Holyrood and
Stratford;
After a honeymoon to Niagara
; Falls and other points the happy
couple have taken up residence
'in Brantford.
X
*
/
A *
Here Comes the Marines
With The Bowery Boys.
I.
We Are Now Stocking A Complete Line Of
)
FENCING AND ACCESSORIES
f
4
I
4
K1NL0UGH I 9 #
TIMKEN
OI1L HEAT
FREE SURVEYS AND. ESTIMATES
• OIL BOILERS • WATER HEATERS
i)dn-t Be Caught With
Your Fence Down
Luck n ow District Co-operative
Lucknow Phone 71
What you need
are ditches!
- nWhy run an obstacle cqutse every spring
and after every rain storni? ^Through a •,
Iniproi/ifnent loan from the B of M you can
finance the making of ditches, drainage sys
tems, dyking,' as well aS many other farm,
improvcrrietitS. ■ • / A
u—you rieed rcady cash to^o~the-p)bra^r^-
Infpfo^/went loan may be the arisWer. Drop
id .arid talk over the details with our M
nearest B of M rpanager. ' - , ... ,. .
Remember, if your
”~Bank of Montreal.'
Bank of Montreal
A/ , .7
a
iiy wr
sound, there’s money for you, at me JFMT1?! —
Rdnlz* Af Mnnfreal.' . i A ~
ro n Mftitoif ;
.Lucktidw Branch i MOMRAY COUSE, ManSget. r
......... ■ : V'04
r; v a\
- Mrs. George Graham was hos
tess to the Women’s Auxiliary on
Thursday - afternoon with Mrs.
Tom Hodgins presiding and Mrs.
Graham,assistant"isecr^ai^,.' had
charge of the books in the ab
sence of the secretary. The hymn
“^reathe on me breath of God”
opened the meetinLg. Mrs. Jack
..Hewitt read the scripture and
prayers followed, Mrs.^J. Colwell
leading in the Prayer Partner’s
prayer. The word for ithe roll call
was .“Grace”; The thankoffering
for the Columbia Coast Mission
Was received and generously re
sponded to; also a donation made
to the Mohawk Institute. Church
inmprovemenit was discussed and
work will begin in the near fut
ure. The committee froth the W.
A. is Mrs. George Graham, Mrs.
Colwell and Mrs. Maurice Hod
gins. Further plans were ma^de
for the Anniversary Sunday, June.
28th, With the' garden party fol-'
.lowing it. The Litahy closed the
meeting arid the, president gave
the closing remarks. A dainty
lunch W;as served by the hostess.
The hostess for the June meeting [
is Mrs.AWm. Cox. ’ I
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wall spent!
a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Schumacher and Helen, Cul-
ross. ‘ •• ;;
z Mrs. J ames . Hodge returned
home'-from visiting a few weeks
with her brother, 7tMr.' William’
.Weaver at Fenwick.
Mrs. J. W. Colwell, with Mr.
and Mrs George Colwell, were
guests at lhe Pollard-Colwell
.wedding at Kincardine on Wed
nesday, The bride, ./the former
Florence Colwell, -is/a niece of
I Mrs. Colwell’s. .
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Needham,
Helen, were, recent
.visitors With Mr. and Mrs. Stew
art Needham, .Cdn. 10, Huron.
’’"“The Vita Gals meFih'Thie'Tbwn-
ship Hall on Thursday evening
to make the. final arrangements
for’' the Achfevem.ent Day at
Walkerton ./bn MaitUrday. Nancy (■
Needham;. read ari address . and ’
Helen Schumacher and Beverley
^tanley-Apr-bsented-^the—leadersy-
Mrsi Raynard Ackert and Mrs.,
Jim Smith, With lovely gifts iri^
appreciation of their leadership to
the Club girls. Following this a
suhnptuous lunch.brought..a. ,.very .
pleasant evening to a close.
Deepest syiripaty is extended.to
the Publisher of The Sentinel in
the death of his father, the late
R. Hi Thompson. x .
. Mr. and Mrs/ Sam Emerson &
Hilda visited Saturday evening
with Mr. and Mrs/ Golde Hrilhr- r
son. A - .• ' V;
Ethel Runchey of Toronto. ,
spent the Week-end here with
'MtAand Wb!l/; _
’ Mrs. Gertrude Walsh -spent the
*
.. « ...» ■'r . V
■■ ‘ - ■■1,1 'Ey
OIL BURNERS • OIL FURNACES
HISELERandSON,Phone 426, Wingham
week-end at her home in the Ivill-
age,'‘ ■ ;■ ;
A Mr.-and-Mrs. Arthur-Haldenby
and Shirley of Toronto spent the
week-end with Mr: and Mrs. Geo.
Haldenby and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Haldenby and qther relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Stanley and
family were guests. Sunday at.
lhe golden (wedding anniversary
of Mrs. Stanley’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Kaal^e. of° Kinloss,
Friends here extend heartiest
congratulations and wish Mr. and
Mrs. Kaake many more happy
years together.
Change in Service Hour
The Anglican Service on Sun
day next wilPbe at 11 a.m. ,(not
I AM PURCHASING
BOARS AND
MEAT HORSES
at top market prices
LEROY ACHESON /
Phone Atwood 37-r-12 collect
or contact
SID GARDNER, LUCKNOW
>
i
at 2,30 p.jn.) when the Rev. G..
B. Cox will be the celebrant for
the service of Holy Communion,
*
TILE-LIKE FLOOR ENAMEL
For Interior Floors or Concrete. This Floor Einamel
recothmended for ail Floors, Stairs and protects
Porches of wood or concrete. . It-is easy to apply
and dries quickly to a smooth uniform gloss. .
A rich colorful, easy-to-clean Floor is the
finishing touch that completes the well. decorated
room. A
"The Home you Care for Best Deserves the Best
of Car^".. * -
A BEAUTIFUL FINISH EASILY APPLIED
- —Dulamel ogives that restful low glosk which makes
for attractive walls and. woodwork. It is noted for A
its ease of application and its excellent Washing
qualities. Ideal for kitchen and bathroom walls, A
interior woodwork^ etc./Comes in bedytiful modern
A colors/ ' ' A'"-'“yAA. , ■
THYRE 'S - N0 TRICK rN USING
UTIL AC ENAMEL
for Woodwork, Walls, Furniture and Trim
. Here isjhe;_enamd^QLaJhousand-Use^T-Tbe-rnost—-
versatile of ahy paint Utilac Enamel gbes b.n
easier than any bnameJv you have ever tried ‘—no
sagging — i
want it. Dries tjuickly to d, lovely* satin gloss-A ,
washable arid highly durable^
V
i&a
no dripping- Stays right' where you '
Dries OLiirklv |a n IauaIv train .1 : ' *•«■<*»• >
WM. MURDIE& SON
v w ' ’Phone 10, Lucknow, Oht
. .jl - , <
V
W -f*
1