The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-07-01, Page 5WEDNESDAY, JULY 1st, 1953 , THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Two Shows Each Night
FIRST SHOW AT 7.15
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JAMES MAS^^,
DANIELLE DARRIEUX
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Friday, Saturday, July 3, 4
PETER LAWFORD,
JANE GREER
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YOU FOR ME
MATINEE SATURDAY
Monday, Tuesday, July 6, 7
RORY CALHOUN,
GENE TIERNEY
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Wednesday, Thurs., July 8, 9
Lana Turner, Kirk Douglas
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pres., presided for the devotional
exercises and business. After
singing "Breath on me Breath of .
God”, Mrs. M. Sanderson read
the scripture .and Mrs. Vernon
Hunter gave a reading On the
scripture theme. The picnic was
discussed and..owing to the<S.S,
picnic To’be held this ’ThurjSday-
the. Auxiliafry picnic ..Will/be Jul^
9th at Mrs. Capa Thompson’s c(Jl
tage; Amberley . Beach. Reports
■ werej. given, .afnd;. 'Miss/ Margaret’ -
Rae read .an", innferesting letter
from Miss Nancy Edwards, / our
missionary in ' Newfoundland.,
.Mrs. Armstrong Wilson then took
charge of' the /program including
a reading by Mrs. Couse, and a
vocal duet <by Mrs; O. Jones arid.
Mrs; J. ^Armstrong. MrsT . H. R;
Allip gave some interesting facts,
pertaining to histprical and* re
ligious .history of |he Coronation
ceremony. A report of the Presr
bytery of South Bruce which met
at Southampton was prepared by
Mrs. K. C. Murdie and read by
Mrs. A. Wilkon.’phe hobby sale
was conducted with Mrs. Harvey
Webster acting Us auctioneer;
Lunch, wasiserved and Mrs. Nel-
son Bushell molved the vote of
thanks to the hostess and com
mittee.
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South Kinloss F. & F. Group
The ® Faith, and «, Fellowship
Group of South Kinloss Presby-
terian- Church- met at the home
of Mr. and Mrs.’Herb Buckton
with a .large attendance, The opr
ening hymn 126 was followed by
the. Lord’s'jprayer in unison. Joan
Hamilton,acting as. secretary,
read the^. minutes.. Mack MacDon
ald gave the treasurer’s..ireporti.
Mack'•:;M^cDohald',”’Mr-i. L- Mac
Dougall^ Mrs; D, L. MacKirtnori,
Mrs;: H, Lavis arid, Mrs. H Camp-
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for the weiner rpasLon June. 27th
at Mr. and. Mrs. L^ Macpougall’s.
The annual picnic is to be held
at Poplar Beach on July, 2nd. The
theme of the program, was “Our
Nation” and scripture readings
containing”'the word nation or
dominion were given by Mrs. T.
MacKenzie, . Mrs. H. Lavis, .Mar
ion Buck ton, Joan Hamilton,
Margaret.'Baulch, .Mrs; G. Hamil
ton, -Mrs. Baulch, Mrs. P. Steer,
Amelia Carruthers, . Ruth Steer,
G. -Hamilton,. Bob Gilchrist, Mack
JVLacDo n a 1 d- -an d -J-i-m—fcav is .Rev
Baulch gave the, meditation on
the subject of our nation and the
church’s duties to our nation. He
-also gave -a talk on the churcb
functions across the sea which he
heard at the (^eperal^Assernbly-
Hynrin:"6~49 "was; sung ollowed^by.
the film, . The Royal Tour. The
mizpah benediction, followed by
lunch closed this meeting.
United Church Evemi^ AjixiliarjL
The-June? meeting :of the Ev-
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held at the home of Mrs. L. Ash-
; ton. Mirs: T. A. MacDonald, vice
bell were appointed to .arrange
Tap urAiv>nrjit
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artif iciaricerTf is- estimated th atartniciai ice. lv.ib e^iinaveu uicu • Aiiviriarv tn W M q the total cost of the project will* .7,*:... . . * „ ’■ f-
run to $29,500.
Group II of the W. A.
The June meeting; of Group II,
of- the - Woman’s 'As’sociation wais
held at the home of Mrs. J. W.
Joynt with 21 members and three
visitors present. Mrs. Kenn
Cameron occupied the chair. Mrs.
Harold Treleaven gave the scrip-
-ture and medjtatibn and led in
prayer. The- roll call was answer
ed with each member telling
what they were making or had
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A beauHfUL panorama of historical importance revealed be-.
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„Coronation ceremoniesjn the Abbey. A must for everyone,
and. for the first time "north of London—at regular prices.
1st show at 7-.00— 2nd show at 9.30. 1
And fdfr your added enjoyment—. -
‘‘LET’S GO NAVY” with the Bowery Boys
SATURDAY MATINEE At 2 15 p^-Doors open at 2 pan.
; Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, July 6, 7; 8
GENE KELLY — A Q.I. on a wild adventure,
PIEf^ ANGELI — A girl who said M am no angel? — but
The Devil Makes Three
A story of crime and nassion.——————
COUNCIL MINUTES
TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS
Kinloss Municipal Council met
in the Hall, June 1st, .1953, AIL
membefsnpfeserii/^
Percy-Murray: that the minutek
of the regular meeting of May
special meeting of May
as^fead be approved and
oKinnon: that the live,
stfrfk claim f “Win. Carter be
paid.
Moffat-McKinnon: that' Clar---------—Moffat-McKinnon: that1 Clar-
made for the fall bazaar. Mrs^ ence McClenaghan be billed for
$16.00, his share. Gaunt Drain Re
pair. ■
Percy-Murray:, that the Clerk
look up the Carrick Drain, Award
re cleanout asked for by Hugh
Simpson. .
Percy-Murray: that' Councillors
McKinnon and Moffat be com
mittee to. contact the Wallenstein
tile yard re tile required for mun
icipal drains. * :
•, Moffat-McKinriom/that the re
port on the Elliott Drain in Huron
Township be read on June 12th at
8.30 p.m.
• . Percy-Moffat: that the consid
eration of the Royal Oak Drain
Report, adjourned from the spec
ial meeting of May 19th, „be re-.
sumed. After discussion with
ratepayers and in response of the
’petitioners withdrawing 'their
| names from the petition, and pay-
j ing expenses incurred to dafe^.
supplies, 15.97; Municipal World*
supplies, 15.64; Alliste’rHughes^
fox bounty, 6.00; Win. Colwellr
fox bounty, 6.00; Wesley Ybung,
fox^ib,ounty-,^2<OO^Ted^G014yer7Tox
bounty, 4.00; Donald McFarlan,
fox bounty, 3.00; Dr. W. G. Bruce,
dentaT clinic Work, 7.50; H. H.
Bannerman, work on Gaunt
drain, 31.50; Farish Moffat, insp,
Gauntsdrain, _ 6.00; Saugeen—Vr-Cr
A., 1953 leivy, 75.67; ;>JrR. Lane,
'unemployment stamps. 6.48; share
grant Ross Drain—-Stewart Mc
Gillivray 3,13, Markwohnston
11.91, George; Colwell. 13.47, Rich*
ard Elliott 390.06, Archie Bonnett
124.69, P. A. Murray 15.04, John
Ross 13.47, Harold Percy 54.51,;
Treas. Qo. Bruce 35.09, Treasurer
.Kinloss T\vp. 111.54; rebate de
benture No. .1, Ross drain—-Ed
Frieburger 7.05, John Robb 5.09,.
Mrs. J. Murray .88, Miss Belie
Ross 6.26, John - McInnis 3.20,
Maurice Hodgins 5.8Q Dan- Mc
Innis 5.49, Eldon Eckenswijder ^72;
Mrs. Adam Stumpf, June relief,
100.00; R. C. McClenaghan, work
on Gaunt drain, 3.00; Mrs. James
Smith, caretaking, 7.18; relief,
90.00; treas. Twp. Kinloss, share
exp. Royal Oak drain, 34.00; Jas;
A- ’ Howes, engineer’s fee Royal
Oak drain, 450.00; J. R/Lane,
clerk’s fees Royal Oak drain,
45100; . Donald McKay, Huron,
clerk’s fees Royal Oak drain,
35.00; Elmer Daniel, Kincardine^
clerk’s fees Royal Oak drain,
35.00: J ^JEL-X a n e.—li v dr o---a t--:hal lT
7.29.
' Highway cheques: Pay Roll No.
6, $404.60; B-A Co., fuel oil, '40.95;
King Bros., gravelling, 176.30;
.Rosco Metail Co., culverts, 149H2;
Dominion Road Mach. Co., re
pairs, 150.71; Dept, of Highways,
gas tax, .23.10; W. C. Becker Co.,
repairs, 28.90; H, H. Bannerman,
bulldozing & gravelling, 3359.00;
Armco ^Drainage Co., culvert,
98.00. ' J. R; LANE, Clerk.
Roy Alton gave a fine "report of
the activities of: the Cheerio com
mittee. After the business period
Mrs. Roach took- charge of the
following program, the theme be
ing “The Bride”. Mrs. Lawrence
McLeod gave an interesting read
ing pn the tradition of the bride’s
gown, veil, etc. and Mrs. H. Rit-J
ch’ie on “Somebody’s going to be
married”. A pleasing solo was.
rendered by Mrs. Roibt. Andrew
of Lis towel; Mrs, Geo. Andrew
gave an interesting paper on
“Thoughts for our summer vaca
tion”. Miss Margaret . Rae rend
ered a solo and Mrs, Harvey Web
ster .gave an-> amusing reading.
Mrs; • MeDiarmid tendered a vote
of thanks to the hostess. A bridal
contest was conducted by Mrs.
Sam Alton and a social hour, fol
lowed. i
Ashfield Presbyterian W;M.S.
—-The~June meeting of the Ash-”
| field WM.S. was held at the home'
] of Mrs. RuSsell Bissetf Mrs. Hugh
McKenzie^ was in charge of the
program. Mrs? Duncan McKenzie
offered 'prayer. Anna Mae Mc
Donald read the scripture lesson.
Mrs. D, A. MacLean called ,the
roll, answered by a question and
answer from the Shorter Cate
chism. Mrs, H. MacLean read, the
4th chapter, from the study, book
on African Life. -Mrs. Neil G,
McKenzie gave a good report of,
the Maitland Presbyterial at
Whitechurch. Mrs. Wm. McDon
ald read a paper x on--“The En
during Crown” which dealt with
dealt with- the . Coronation. The
president,” Mrs. Wilson, thanked
Mrs. Neil. G. McKenzie, for her
report. All present signed, a card
to foe sent to Mrs. Jack MacKen-
zie who is receiving treatment in
W4ctbrra—-Hnspitalr”London. The
meeting ' closed, by singing the
mizpah benediction. There were
35 present- and Mo visitors, Mrs.
Moncrief and Mrs. McKeith from
Bfitfeh Columbia..:..
Olivet W.M.S*
The June meeting of the Olivet
W.M.S. was held at the home of
Mtfs/ Alex McTavish. Mrs. Oliver'
McCharles presided' for, the open
ing portion Of the meeting. Mr^.;
perance Report. Mrs. Alex Mc-
Tavish, convener for the meet
ing,: took charge of the remainder
of the program. After the sirtging
of a' hymn, Mary Roulston read
the scripture and meditatiofi. Mrs.
John McCharles sang, a pleasing
solo. Mrs.' Alex McTavish read a
letter from Miss Edythe Clarke.
Mrs. Dl A. Brydon giajve a talk on
.“Ad venturing in the Bible0. v Mrs.
MoThvish 'ciosed the meeting with
prayer. Lunch vvas served and a
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the report -of .the Engineer be
abandoned. ' .
. Murray-Moffat: that we now
adjourn to meet again on July
6th, 1953, x\ \
Cheques ^issued: Wm.' Carter,
livestock claim, $12.00; John D.
McLeod, insp. above, 2.IQ; John
Downey, W.F, operator, 90.00; Or
ville Elliott" W.F. tractor man,
156.00; Ed Thompson, W.F. iri-
speetpr, 156.15; Geo. Hiltz, W«F,
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