HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-06-24, Page 5WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24th, 1953
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THE LUCKNQW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO r*
Wednesday, Thurs., June 24, 25
LAST TWO DAYS
IVANHOE
Friday/ Saturday, June 26, 27
JAN STERLING,. ‘ '
‘ ? CHARITON CARPENTER
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Sky Full of Moon
MATIXEE SATURDAY
Monday, Tuesday, June 29, 30
WILIAM HOLDEN,
; ALEXIS SMITH
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The Turning Paint
Wednesday, .Thurs., July 1, 2
JAmES"MASON, ~"T~
DANIELLE DARRIEUX
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FIVE FINGERS
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I AM PURCHASING
BOARS AND
MEAT HORSES
Boars at 20c to 12c
per lb. liveweight.—
LEROY ACHESON
Phone Atwood 37-r-12. collect
or contact—----’——
SID GARDNER, LUCKNOW
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A MYSTERIOUS
COINCIDENCE '
Many peculiar and . mysterious
things happen wheh a cyclone
strikes which are almost "uribe,
livable as the following ’would
indicate. Miss Helen MacIntyre
from Flint, Mich., , who has been
Visiting relatives and friends ’in
and’..aroUnd Lucknow, had many
interesting and strange reports of
'What happened in that, disastrous
toi nado that struck her home city
of Flint, Mich,, a’ short time ago,
but one of the strongest of all to
her . was when her- uncle, Mr. W.
L; Mac'Kenzi'e, handed her .a docu
ment-that-had been blown across
the lake and? landed in Canada
on a . farm. owned, by Mr. A.
Gascho near Zurich, Ontario. Mr.
Gascho showed this to Mr. Mac-
Kenzie and gave him the docu
ment to take home to his Piece
because it dame from the Buick
Motor Co, of Flint, where Miss
MacIntyre . is employed. . .
The Buick Motor Co. is build
ing a plant in Chicago *and Miss
MacIntyre has charge of the pay
ments for all material and con-1
structiOn ,expenses in the erection
-Of-the-C-h-ieago-plant/^This^docu-
ment was in connection with the
purchase of a large storage tank
and had been personally attended
to by Miss MacIntyre in Flint,
and fyied away in a temporary
‘construction, Qfficejthat-hapDened-
tb~be in the path of thie cyclone.
This office was levelled to the
ground.
When you look at your map
and see the distance this was -$arr
ried over. Michigan State from
Flint, then across Lake. Huron
and on inland on the Canadian
side, picked up and by coinci
dence reaching the ’one who or-
iginally hacL_-hadT-char-ge--oMt7^is7
astonishing. Miss MacIntyre could
hardly believe her eyes and will
no doubt give the Buick Motor'
Co. officials and staff a surprise,
-wherr^he^r^ufns from her holi
days in Canada and displays
> mysterious keepsake^.
WOLF CUBS
For1 our final meeting of the
term, the Pack held a Parents’
Night ^gathering on Wednesday
evening, June 17th. in the Recrea-
tidnjCentre# with the parents and
the local6 Boy Scout Association
as guests.,A display of work ddne
by the Cubs throughout tfie year
was'set Outr and the presentation
"of various badges and awards
was made. Elmer. Umbach led the
group in a sing-song. Due to a
last, minute postponement from
Tuesday, our, regular meeting
night, until Wednesday, . Scout-
Chaplain Rev. H. L._ Jennings was
unable to speak to the gathering
as arranged.
The meeting beg^ri in the
usual Cub fashion wittr Sixer Bill
Andrew leading the Grand Hdwl
-.followed-by- the~repetitlon of the
Lord’s prayer, the’Cub Law and
the Cuib Promise. All then joined
in singing the national anthem.
Cubmaster , Willard Thompson
welcomed the parents and ex
plained that the purpose .of__the-
"meeting was to bring parents,
leaders, Cubs and Scouters into
a closer; fellowship and that all
might gain a fuller insight into
the work bf the Pack and Cub
bing itself. He then introduced-
the members of the local Boy
Scout Association, his assistants
and the Cubs themselves. Rae
her
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The PLAYHOUSE
Thursday, Friday Saturday, June 25, 26, 27
A sweeping technicolor picture of the early West*
.■'Ah-- with JAMES STEWART i,
'• 1 0 y in a picture just made for him
Bend of the River
SATURDAY MATINEE At 245 p.m.—-Doors open at $ p.m,...
ALL NEXT WEEK—MondayThru Saturday
A Queen Is Crowned
A beautiful panorama of historical importance revealed be
fore your eyes in technicolor. See the big parade and the
Coronation ceremonies jn the Abbey. A must for evelryone,
and fqr the first time north of London—at regular prices.
Come early and avoid the line-up;
1st show at 7 JO — 2nd show at 9.30.
And for your added enjoyment—
“LET’S GO NAVY” with the Bowery Boys .
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DOMINION DAY MATINEE—2.00 p m
Come and see Our Queen in her glorious hour — in
“A QUEEN IS CROWNED”
Wednesday Afternoon at 2.00 pan.
The first real holiday event ever held in Lucknow
■ ' in recent -years;—r.
HARRISON FAMILY HOLDS
18th ANNUAL REUNION •
The 18th annual -ceunion-pienie-
of the Harrison family was a
happy, arid sociable event for ov&r
100 descendants,, held in Lions
Stanley then read a report of 0 j Saturday, June
Pack activities for the year, and, 13th.Theyattended^from_Luck-
-HaroldhRiUchie" gave the (Pack Goderich, Clinton, Kippen,
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ST. HELENS 'WHITECHURCH
. jWiss Margaret MacPherson,
Reg.N.j of the staff of St. Jos
eph’s Hospital, London, was home
for the week-end. ..
Mr. and Mrs.? Stan Todd and
Andrew of Southampton, Mr. &
r Mrs. Neely Todd,. David,. Janet
& Mary of Stratford were week
end visitors with Mrs. D. Todd- .
Mr? and Mrs. Mel Brown of
Waterloo were visitors for; Fath
er’s, Day with .Mr. and Mrs.. R.
Wpods, / , -
. Bob Murdie of Waterloo is
spending the vacation with his
mother, Mrs. Alex Murdie. -
Children’s Day will be observ
ed at the meeting of the Women’s
Institute to be held at Mrs. Frank
McQuillin’s1 on Thursday./July 2
at 2.30. Roll, call, “Name7 a flow
er and bring same to niake a bou
quet”;, demonstration, Flower ar
rangement by Mrs. Harvey Webb;
motto, “Life is like a garden. It
bears the seeds we sow”; games
. in charge of. Mrs. Alex Murdie i
rnd MrSf Mel Browh. There will I ’ .• ' v , ''
.. be a picnic lunch. , Describes Arthur
r, . . . . . zs, 'Godfrey’s Operation
: Services, m the United Church • -OperatiOn Godfrey! Here comes
. next Sunday will be held in'the an exciusjve account of Arthur
evening at 8.00 o'clocki’ Please ’Gocjfi’ey-S . recent operation.: and
convalescence •. . the 'behindrthe-
.Mr.
financial report.
. The pr< / ‘ ‘
the top Six in’the Inter-Six com
petition was made by Assistant
Stanley, and Assistant Umbach
presented the tap Sixer with the
honor award /pennant. Assistant
Ritchie presented the prizes tb
the winners of the Indoor'FIoot^I
Hockey, and for the best Coron
ation album, Awards for the best
Sunday School, attendance during
the Cub ,term were made by As
sistant Umbach. The presentation
Hensall, Hay, Goderich Town
ship, Kirkton, Brucefield, Sciencetesentation of prizes to Hill,’ Seaforth, Stratford,’ London
Oke; men kick the slipper, Cecil
Harrison, Albert Taylor, Wilmer
Harrison; youngest, Gerald Wayne
“Willert;“oldest7_Mira7isad Har
rison ; longest married couple, Mr.
and Mrs; Wm. Scotchmere; far
thest away, Wilfred Harrison;
largest family, Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Collins,MrrandMrs.JiiffOke
(tied); draw, for bath towels, Mrs.
Fred McCullough.
After the races were over a.
ball gable was_held,-followed by
•a. ^delicious supper after which
the officers for 1954 were elect-.,
ed: pres., W. F. Aikenhead; sec.-„
treas., Mrs6. Jack Aikenhead; dir- .
ectors, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Har-
rison, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wil-
lert; sports. committee, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Hodgert, Olive Aikeri-
head, Olive Harrison. The picnic
next year will be held the second
Saturday in June at Lions Park,
Seaforth.
and Egmondville After dinner,
races were the order of the day,
with winners as follows: girls &
boys, 5 and under, Douglas Al
ton, Bobbie Collins Dorothy Tayr
^lor; girls 8 and under, Shirley
McCullough, Joanne Harrison, Di
anne Faber; boys 8 and under,
Bobbie Oke, Jimmy Collins, Ken
Taylor; boys 11 and under, Bob
Proctor, Ken Black, Ralph Harri
son;, girls 11 and under, Betty
Qke, Betty Harrison, Margaret
Higgerson; girls 13 and under,
Betty ' Oke, Marion Oke; Betty
Harrison: boys 13 and under, Bob
Proctor, Bill Proctor, Ken Black;,
young ladies, Ina Taylor, Olive
Aikenhead, Betty Oke; .;
men, Chester Hackett,
JHarrLs£)ii5—Donald—Ok-e;—married"
ladies, Phyllis Harrflson, f
Wilbert- Anna Wallace; married
men, Stan ’Collins, Albert Taylor,
Miss Clarabelle Clowe and
W.., Hall of Kincardine spent
Thursday, with Mrs.. E. Wei wood.,
Mr. arid Mrs. Bruce Bogg and i of Service. Stars was made by
son Ricky, and 'Mrs. Bogg of‘ Gerald ~
Aurora spent Thursday with the
latter’s- 'daughter, Mrl -and. Mrs; ficiericy badges by Kenneth Mur-
fe. Groskorth. Paul Groskorth re
turned home with them & Ricky
is staying for a week or;two;
Mn and Mrs. Tobias Jantzi and
family of .Milverton attended the
.LougheedrFisher wedding on Sat-
"urday and visited with her aunt, ,
Mrs. D. Kennedy. • ‘“i
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Parker and
family of near London spent the
week-end with her'parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. D, McClenaghan.
Miss Murdock of Palmerston,,
spent the week-end with Miss
Mildred McClenaghan?
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Ryan of God
erich spent Saturday ,with Mr.,
and Mrs. E. Scholtz. , I
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tichborne
of Goderich visited with
ihother, Mi’s. D. Kennedy..
Rathwell; proficiency
stars by Lloyd Ashton and prox
her.
if
evening . <
note the change in time.
• Mrs. Harry Day, formerly Miss >.scenes story, told by one qLAi-
' BORN , .■
CANTELON-—in Wingham Gen
eral Hospital on Wednesday, June
17th, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs, Merrill
Cantelon' (Agnes Patterson) of
young 1 Wingham, a daughter, /Patricia
Wilfred 1 Ann.
.die.. • i." ' ' ■
To close the meeting, Akela!
( Thompson explained some of the {
I work of the Pack, also giving a |
! brief ■ outline of the histoTy of
hthe-IocaLPack-since-its begirnring"
| in. 1949. He also explained the
background of the Cubbing Pro-
! gram itself as conceived by the
i late Sir Baden-Powell, and how
•the leaders’ names such as Ak-.
ela, Baloo, Bagheera and Kaa are
derived. Sixer Fraser Ashton led
in the Grand Howl to conclude
the meeting.
The names of the prize win-
| r.ers and those receiving badges ! and <stars will be found kgr next
week’s Cub* News.
Your leaders wish to thank all
those parents who came out, andJ
trust that .there will He a larger .
! turnout, next. year. , . ‘.
Preceding the Parents’ Night
meeting the ‘-.Going Up” cere
mony was held, when 8 Cubs
left the Eacklto__b.ecome_members-
! of' the Scout Troop. They were
' Sixers Bill Andrew, Fraser Ash-/
ton and., Alan Chip, and Cubs
Ev.an Agnew, Jack Button, Bob
t Habkirk, Franklin iMurdie ahd,
(Rae 'Thomson.-Cubmaster Thomp
son and Scoutmaster Collyer and
Assistant Burden were in-charge.
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Annie Rij.ti1erf.nrd nf _Read-^Op-;
~B C., accomanied iby Mrs. Oliver oration Godfrey , in The Amei - r
Anderson of Belgrave and MrsJ ican. Weekly with this Sundays
Bryce Elliott and young 'son of: (June 28),. issue of The. Detioi
Lucknow, called oh old friends j Sunday Times. You 11 find niany
here.on Monday. * i m01.e intriguing attractions,^!^-.
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MARRIOTT—in Whigham Gener-
j al Hospital on Wednesday, June
10th, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mar-
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SdOTT—-in Wingharn Hospital on
Saturday, June 20th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Scott of Teeswater (nee
Mabel Hedley, a soh- Donald Eh
mer. ■ . ’’
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men, ouui.vomns, /iroen layior, t> a t ..-i — j .Percy Harrison; 3/legged (mixed) , n“tt’_®- 6- LucXn«w. a daughter.
—Chester Hackett & Donald Oke,
Ina Taylor & Olive Aikenhead,
Joyce Townsend & Ruth Gareau;
ladies kick the slipper, Mutiel
Harrison, Joyce Wilbert, Betty
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hter of Mrs. Mura Chase and ,
lath Herbert Chase, to Don- ’
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Lucknow. A reception was herd
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