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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-10-21, Page 5Wednesday; oct. 2ist, 1953 • THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE FIVE ST. HELENS Lyceum Theatre WINGHAM Two Shows Each Night * FIRST SHOW AT 7.15 Wed., Thurs., October 21, 22 WILLIAM HOLDEN, . . . ? DON TAYLOR STAtAG IT Friday, Saturday, Oct. 23, 24 BRODERWICK CRAWFORD, BARBARA HALE 1 —; in The Last Of The , Commanches Matinee. Saturday Afternoon Monday, Tuesday, Oct. 26, 27 LEO GENN, ELSA LANCHESTER — in — the Girls of Pleasure Island I Wed., Thurs., October 28, 29 CHARLTON HESTONy ct-—i-- RHONDA FLEMING . — '■ in PONY EXPRESS FOURTH CONCESSION BLIND CANVASS ENDS THIS MONTH At. the first of the week Luck now and district residents had contributed a total of $216,00 to the Huron County campaign on behalf of the National Institute for the Blind. This slightly ex> ceeds Lucknow’s minimum quota of $200. *The campaign will" conclude on October 31st and those who are planning to contribute are re- r vi Mrs. Jas. Curraq. opened her home for the October meetings of the W.M.S, and W.A. of St. Hel ens United Church when sixteen ladies were present. Mrs. W. I. Miller presided 'for the W.M.S. for the Tworship . service the theme of which was “The church —a unique fellowship”. She was assisted by Mr^/E. W, Rice, Mrs. Curran, Mrs. T-.. J„ Todd and Mrs. W, A. Miller. Mrs. John Cameron had the topic, on “New Ways for tNow—Days—fromrthe~study1-b!dbk' “Where’re fhe.Sun’*’. Mrs. George Stuartf Mrs, Rice and Mrs/Eldori Miller took part in the dialogue,- Invitations to Whitechurch T on October 15th and to Brick on October 28th were received. Plans were made for the Sectional meeting to be held here on Fri day, October 23rd. Mrs. Stuart,- -Mrs. G. McPherson & Mrs. Chas. McDonald were appointed to ar-, range for dinner; t Mrs.. Curran presided for the Ws.A., the theme of which was .‘■Stewardship”. - Mrs.' E. .Miller read the scripture lesson. Plans were made for the annual bazaar to be held inlj.th.e_ Auxiliary Rooms, Lucknow, -on. Saturday, October 31st at 2.30. The follow ing committees were appointed: lunch, Mrs. L. Durum, Miss An? nie Durnin, Mrs. Jasy Durnin and Mrs. Barbour; kitcnen, Mrs/ E. Miller, Mrs. J. Curran-’and Mrs. J. Cameron; decorations, Mrs. Stuart, Miss W. D.7 Rutherford and Mrs. Alex Purves; waitresses, the girls in charge of Miss W. D. Rutherford; bake1 table,. Mrs/F. McQuillin; Mrs. Stuart? M^s. Mc-~ Phersoh, Mrs. H. Webb, Mrs. Mil ler; serving table, Mrs. C. McDon ald, Mrs. W. A.. Humphrey, Mrs. L. Woods, Mrs. C/ Taylor, Mirs. -A.- “-Murdie j-cashier; “Mrs7--R4cej,- candy, Mrs, PurVes, Miss-’W. D.a Rutherford, Mrs..-Woods. At the conclusion lunch was enjoyed with Miss W. D. Rutherford and Mrs. F. G. Todd as hostesses. Mrs. Frank’ McQuillin and Ter ry and Mrs. Carl Johnston and Terry of Bluevale were week-end visitors, with Mr. and Mrs: Irvine McCabe at Windsor. Misses Lois Webb, . Margaret Miller and Isabelle. McPherson, Don Cameron, and ArnoldjAltbn of Ashfield attended, the 29th an? nual convention of/ the London Conference Young Peoples Union of the United Church of Canada -i n-Sa r-nia-on-Sundayiwe-y- Sparling, our minister/is the re tiring president. 1 iquested—todoso™ before—the-end of the month,5’? ■./. * -- " Place Bynd Wingham Vetr7.*’ . The services rendered the Blind by the. National Institute are’ im portant beyond words. The re habilitation of those who have lost their sight is among these important services. One such in stance.comes, very close to home; Stuart Henry, of Wingham, a veteran who lost his sight in World War II, has been helped by the C.N.I.B. in getting settled at an industrial job in Stratford. He . is at the moment placing wooden handles on rubber pan scrapers used by housewives. Stew has proved “more than sat isfactory^’ to his employer and the sightless vet is pleased with the job and- the opportunity it offers him to be once again self-sup porting and on his : own. Previously acknowledged $152;' D, A. MacDonald 5.00; Mrs. E. N. Hodgins 5.00; John R. McLeod 5;00; P. W. Hoag 5.00; Ernest Blake 2.00; Leonard MacDonald ■2.00; Mrs. Rena McNab 10.00; Greer Radio & Electric 5.00; Chas. Webster 2.00; Miss. Janet Mac.-. Donald 1,00; Gordon Morrison 1.00; Mrs. Christena MacDonald 1.00; Donald McKinnon 2.00; Fred Anderson 2.00; Miss K. McGregor 5.00;_Art x Breckles 2.00; Isaac Ferguson 1.00; Clarence Greer s2.00; Kairs'hea Club 5.00; Miss.N, Venning. 1.00; Total $216.06; The PLAYHOUSE , ■ ■ / ■. ...... > Wed,, Thurs., Fri., Sat., October 21, 22, 23, 24 CLIFTON WEBB, JEANNE CRAIN, MXRHA LQY — in' — . . Cheaper By The Dozen -7^——ct——Matinee—Each- Saturdayr at* 2.30~P.Mr7~— a!COMING NEXT WEEK ' < James Ellison and Mary Beth Hughes, in “THE LAST OF THE WILD HORSES” holy scriptures. No missionary work can * be successfully carried On without the Bible being plac ed in the hands of people in their own language. The Bible Society does this essential service for the missionary activities of every re formed communion, supplying the holy scriptures on such terms that" no part of: the cost* is borne by the churches using them. It it therefore a partner in the mis sionary activities of practically every Christian communion and has received the warmest com mendation from every Protestant church in the Dominion. The local branch reaching from Kin loss to Holyrood, is deeply grate ful to canvassers and* donors for their assistance in. carrying on this worthy work. .'' Mrs: Ted Collyer spent last week in Detroit, motoring home with Mr. and Mrs. John Matko- vitch . who spent the weekend here. Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Allan Graham on the birth of their baby daughter on October; Uth in Wingham Hospital. ; Miss Bessie Carnochan of 'Ot tawa spent Several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gilchrist oi Toronto were home for the week- . end. : Mr/and Mrs. Graham MacDon ald of London and Miss Margaret MacDonald of Sarnia spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. -and-Mrsr-AAA4A-I^cDoi^ld^-^n-- - gratulations to Graham who is to receive his B.A. degree from London University on Oct- 23rd. Guests pver the Thanksgiving week-end at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Needham and fam- ' ily of Corunna and Mr. & Mrs. Harvey MacDougall of Toronto. .Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Johnstone and Robert of Wingham .visited Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie. Miss Helen MacIntyre of Flint Was a week-end -guest with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Collyer. . ZION T iMr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson & girls of Toronto visited /for the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie and Anne. j We are sorry to hear Gordon Kirkland is not so well. 1 Mr. John Ritchie visited in EsL sex with .Mr, and Mrs. Boden Ritchie for a few days. Mr. anil Mrs. Gordon Ritchie visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ritchie of-Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Tom . Blake and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Chapman vis ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs; Will Ritchie. . ‘ ' * ► ► ■ »■ ► ► ► ►. Beware! -Your—pulle ts - depcnH- on--you for ._l>rotection from their enemies ... MOST liANGEKOUS of these at this season of the year are, possibly:' BLUE COMB -Pullet Disease. and ROUND WORMS or TAPE WORMS at the first indication of trouble place a call ... ask for DUNGANNON i9-r-12 or LUCKNOW 185 With Your C.o-opeijatioM il < I •< ! < -< < < < I •< < < CAN AND WILL SOLVE YOUR PROBLEMS. < T..... ,1 ' !■■■ if lin li,* ■ .li7 i C Ir ■ ■ r ■ • -T—-----" '' ' ; : ' ■ • < , ► ► ► ► > * k ► Try Our New 20% Protdn . NEW LIFE LAYING PELLETS ■ M'-' • * ’■ / ’ ■ LIFETERIA LAYING MASH //.. .”1 Lem Ybii Eggs 'Far of Ripley < ---------------------------- . .-.y .t and Mrs. Ada Hodgins. • . Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson- apd family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nicholson, South Line Mr. and Mrs. Currie Colwell* Bruce and Betty were visitors. Sunday, with Mrs. J. W. ColwelL _..., Mr. and Mrs. Llpyd Percy ..and/ Mary ’of St. Catharines visited, over the week-end with relative^, here: , Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lapp and family of Wingham were. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Har old Percy. . • The Presbyterian Thankoffer- oing meeting was held on Wednes day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robt. MacDonald, Mrs. Per ry Hodgins presided. Prayer wais offered by Miss Nellie Malcolm. I The scripture lesson and medi tation was given by Mrs. Clark Needham. Thanksgiving was the word for the roll call. Business was dealt with. Mrs. (Rev?)- - S. Baulch introduced the guest speaker Mrs. (Rev.) J. R;. Mac Donald of Ripley who spoke . oh the Sin of Ingratitude. Miss Mar- ”gat^t"7"MalTOlm ”TavbFed^livitfir a • piano solo. Mrs. Wesley Guest gave, the closing remarks. The ’ November hostess is Mrs.-Harold Percy. , Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stauffer vis ited- Sunday with Mrs. May Jack-^ son at Gorrie. 7 Mr. and Mrrs. Alfred Bray and daughter Coral of near ListoweL Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones of Pinelands, Muskoka, were Sun day visitors with Mr. and Mrs- Frank Mauldeh and Keith and Mr. and—MrsCTJ. R. Lanef—. .. Mr.. Tom MacDonald of near Ripley visited Monday with Mr., and Mrs. W7 Stauffer. School was closed on Monday-' owing to the illness of the tea- ■cher. : ■—" : : ■ ■—*. . ■ Mrs. Cliff Congram of Lucknow visited on Friday with Mrs. Wm. Wall. .. Miss Marville Scott of Toronto Msited_wi-th^Mi,-~-and.-Mrs,_MaL-- colm Lane and other friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Needham and Helen spent the week-end in Niagara, the guests of Mr. and ■MrsrAlbertNeedham; Miss Edna Boyle spent the week-end. with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hodgins, Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Montgomery and their daughters, Mildred and Mrs. Bob Neville of Detroit, spent the week-end here with relatives. Miss Shirley Hamilton spent the week-end. with rMss Nancy Needham. Miss Helen Schumacher of Kin cardine visited over the week-end with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs—Wm-Boyler-——— —— Remember the Hallowe’en mas querade dance at Holyrood on Wednesday,’October 28th, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hodgins spent the week-end in Detroit ■ with-Mrrand-Mtst* Rudy~Sieioff~ I — WHTTEeHURCH— Mr. and Mrs. Perry Pennington visited,w.ith Mrs. J? J. Tiffin on Wednesday. We are sorry to hear that' Miss Margaret Taylor went to the hos pital on Friday. The Women’s Institute meeting was held in the ^Whitechurch Memorial. Hall with the presi dent, Mrs. Mclnnes and the sec.- treas., Mrs. E. Casemore, in- charge. The roll call was answer- _ed—with—IlWhat—makes_^a_good farmer’s wife”. A duet was sung iby Mary and Barbara King with Dorothy Ross at the piano. Verlie Metcalf of Wingham sang accom panied by Mrs. G. E. Farrier. Mrs. McJnnes—introduced—Mr.—Martin- df Molesworth who gave an in teresting talk on cheese. Mrs. G. Fisher had the motto. Mrs. F. Miller brought back a good re port on the Guelph convention. Lunch was served and a social half hour enjoyed. The W.L are catering to a ban quet for the East Wawanosh Fed eration on Thursday evening. Mrs.- Geq. Stanley and sons of Lucknow are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mclnnes. Our sympathy goes out to the. Wei wood family in. the loss of a husband and father. Mr? and Mrs. Langman & sons- of Aurora spent the week-end With Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Chap man. 1 , Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bell of Pine River yancj Mr. ;and Mrs. Cam^' eton 'W.ilsbri and daughters of -Kincar-dine^Uisited-^RlLMiL_an± Mrs. W. Bell. . Clark McGregor and Bill Pur- don arrived- home from the West on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Andy McEdward and son Scott from near . Guelph who Kad? be6n visiting friends & relatives in Lucknow, called on Mrs. • D. Kennedy on Saturday. Mrs. Duhc Kennedy, and Mrs. H. Tichborne visited Sunday wiih Mrs. D, Kennedy.* 1 * V FOR EVERY NEED, There’s A . . . CO-OP HOG FEED IJ 5: KINLOUGH Mrs. Michael Gamble of the Wingham Hospital staff visited during the week with Mrs. El don Eckenswiller and renewed ac- quaifitances in the'community. 'The Bible Society canvassers have been- /making the annual canvass for this year. The .'object f' I I. I • I. r ’ canvasis for this year; Thc. object of the Bible Sodietv fe to. encour- '■ ’ age a wider circulation, of the -y- , J -V f*• ... 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