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WEDNESDAY. NOV. 11 th, 1953
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
LyceumTheatre
wW INGHAM
Two Shows Each Night.
FIRSTSHOW AT 7.15
Wed,, Thurs., Fri., Sat.
November 11, 12; 13, 14
-ALAN-LADD,————
JEAN ARTHUR
SHANE
Evenings 75c, 35c
Matinee 50c, 25c
Matinee Saturday Afternoon
notice
TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS
i«L ' Court of Revision on the
ihit«/Tmrnt ro11 th<? Town!
th»P K1"!oss W*U be held in
ownship Hall on Monday,
er.u30th’ 195-3> 1.30-
o clock in the afternopn,. All • ap-
peals against assessment must be
♦h thNT Clerk’s hands not later
than November 20th, 1953
J. R. Lane,. Clerk, Kinloss Two.
R. 2, Holy rood, Ont.
NOTICE
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Monday, Tuesday, Nov. 16, 17
HUMPHREY BOGART, .
KATHERINE HEPBURN
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The African Queen
Wed., Thurs., November 18, 19
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HELEN CARTER,
ARTHUR FRANZ
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Invaders From Mars
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COMPLETE BIBLE
SOC1ETYJCANVASS
(K INLOUGH NEWS)
Messrs; Tom and Eldon Bon
nett Qf Glamis visited Friday ey^
ening with Mr. and Mrs. William
Stauffer.
The, Bible Society canvass for
this community has been com
pleted and sent in to headquart
ers. Canvassers and. amounts re
ceived are: (Kiriloss) Mrs. R. J.
-Kaake-and.-Mrs—HaroId“BahherT
man, $12.60; (Basp Line) Mrs. F,
Maulden and Margaret Malcolm;
:$?5.50; e (Kinlbugh) Mrs, G. H4U
denby and May Boyle. $5.65: Con;.
T2, East; ' Mrs; Perry ; Hodgins,
$7.85; Con. 12, West, Mrs. Ed
Bushell, $10.00; Con; 10, East,
Mrs. Frank Thompson, $6.75; Con.
10, West, Mrs. Frank Johnstone,
$7,00; Con. 8, Mrs.-Ed Thompson
and Mrs. Harold1 Corigram, $21.25;
Total $96.60. . ...
Why support the Bible Society?
Because,. “Where you eannot go,
the Bible can”.
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Nicholson
and family spept Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Nicholson.
Mr. and, Mrs. Fred Boyle left
this week for their return trip to
| Moose Jaw, Sask., after spending
; a few weeks with relatives here
and in London and Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacKen-
zie of Moose Jaw, Sask., visited
during the week with her auAt,
Mrs. Cox, Sr;, and other relatives
here.
1 Mrs. Mary Simpson returned to
' Hensa IP a ft er -spending “a^while-
I with her cousins, Edna and May-
l Boyle. •
. Misses 'May Boyle and Iona i
Terry spent the week-end with
i-relatives“at“Londx>TE—:—~
Miss Helen Malcolm of Toronto
is spending a few days with Miss
es Nellie and Margaret Malcolm.
Mrs, Wm. Haidenby arid grand
son Rickey Fry are .spending this
week with relatives at Toronto
arid Scarboro.
The H.W.I. met oh Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Frank Thomp
son with the president, Mrsl R.
Ackert in charge. After the usual
opening exercises plans were
made for the bazaar to be held
in the Legion Rooms, Lucknow,
on November 18th. A short course
on Frozen Fopds is to be held
with the Kairshea Institute on
November 16... Preliminary., plans,
were made for an evening on
Home Beautification, commen
tary supplied by the Dovznham
Nursery at Strathroy. Short re
ports of the stahdjng committees
were’ given. Follow.ing is thc^pro^_
gram: readings, Mrs. Tom Hod
gins, Mrs. Jim Smith and Mrs.
Jim Boyle; piano solos, Corabelle
Thompson and Sharon Hodgins;
talk on New Zealand by Mrs.
Frank Brown, illustrated with
pictures; topic, Mrs. F. Thomp
son; closing remarks, Mrs. Ray-
riard Ackert. The National An
them and lunch closed the hrieet-
in*g;; 'I '• 1
Mrs. J. W. Colwell visited With
Mr. and Mrs. Currie Cdlwell and
family during the Week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bushell of
Lucknow, Mr. arid Mrs. George
t Colwell of Kincardine visited on
Sunday with Mrs. j. W, Colwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Suther
land of Toronto visited during
the week with Mr. and Mrs,., Jas.
Hodgins;-
Mr/ Verne Hodgins of Angus
spent the Week with Mr. arid Mrs.
Tom Hodgins. , '
Deepest sympathy is extended
to Mrs. Toto Hodgiris in the pass^
ing of her mother, the late Mrs.
'Thomas McCue of Kincardine..
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LANGSIDE NEWS
, "Mr.- Young attended the
hockey, game at the Maple Leaf
Gardens between Detroit and
Toronto.,, , ‘ .. . ..
held at i the next regular V.P.S.
meeting on Monday, November
16th’ at 8.30 at the honie of Mr.
and Mrs. James Richardson. -
Week-end visitors at’ the home
} of Mr. and' Charles Tiffin
r were' Lind a ah cl Jannette , John-
-Ltoii, daughters
Clark Johnson of Belgrave.
} Visitors with Ml arid Mrs.;
Chester Feagan on Sunday were
their daugh ter,.’ Mr. and . Mrs. Jack *
NIGHT CLASSES
.... Commercial and Shop Work 1
' A minimum of at least 25 per*
spris are required for each of the
above Courses before the Depart
ment will grant their approval of
these Night Classes. At present
we have only 9 and 5 applications,
respectively. Unless the required
number is received by Wednes
day, November 18th, there will
not be classes in these two sub
jects..
Classes will -Ipe given in Eng
lish for New ..Canadians. Course
will last approximately 15 weeks.
Lucknow District High School
Board, Donald Henderson, Sec.
whitechurch
Mrs. T. Lamb & Mrs. H. Tich-
bo.rne of Goderich visited with
Mrs.. D. Kennedy on. Saturday.
Miss. Winnifred Farrier of Tor
onto spent the week-end at her
home here. ;
Mrs. Sid Fpien of Mimico, Rev.
and Mrs.- Graydon Cox of Font
hill, Miss Olive Terriff,. R.N. of
Listowel' and MK~"Gebfge Ross
of Owen Sound attended the fun
eral of their uncle, W. J. Coulter
last Thursday. :
Our Sympathy goes out to the
-Gcraiters—and^tlrelT^fnerias-irT
their recent bereavement. .. .
.]. Mr. and Mrs/ Charles Fal
coner and son^John of Tiverton
spent...Sunday..with his- parents,
Mr. and Mrs.-Ja’s. Falconer.
Mr. aind. Mrs. W. James & boys
visited in Preston on Sunday. .
Mr. and Mrs.. Garnet. Farrier
an,d family spent the71 week-end
with Mr. and. MrS; Carman Far
rier at Mimico. . ...
;. Last week we reported Mrs.
Frank Coulter to be. a patient
in Wingham Hospital. This was
an error.. We are very pleased to
report she has recovered from her
heart condition so much that she
- -i s~abl•eJttrretumrt(rher owrr home
1 in the village. . '
* Mr. Fred Fells of Toronto spent
I the hunting season With: Mr. and
.1 Mrs, R. Ritchie arid hunted with.
i Mr. Nat Thompson. He was sue-
■ cessful in shooting a deer..
! Our sympathy goes out to Mr.
| & Mrs. Wm. Henry in the death
I of this neice, Miss Marion Hinde
1 of Wingham, She was the daugh-
I ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
! Hinde (Elizabeth Henry). She
j was in her. 40th year.-
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Remanded Till. Thursday
. Appearing in police .court in.
Woodstock last Thursday on a
charge of armed?assault,’ Henry.
1 Elliott was remanded in custody
■for hearing on Thursday of this
week. .
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