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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-12-09, Page 71 WEDNESDAY, DEC. _9th, 1953 Lyceum Theatre WINGHAM Two Show* Each Night FIRST 8H0W AT 715 Thursday, Friday, Saturday DECEMBER 10, 11, 12 JACK PARLANCE, CHARLTON HESTON in__ _...x ARROWHEAD Matinee Saturday Afternoon Mon., Tues., December 14, li DEAN MARTIN, V JERRY, LEWIS — in — THE STOOGE Wed., Thurs., December 16, 17 TONY CURTIS, ’ . . JANET LEIGH — in HOUDINI *■ Friday, Saturday; Dec. 18, 19 Gene Barry, Aqn Robinson • ' ’ ” • in THE WAR OF THE WORLDS WHITECHURCH OJ CalVert Fa»coner Po?' Vlsited with Mr. & Mrs. Jas. falconer one day last week, rd ^nd. Mr?’ A.. Coultes. • and her 1fathV1S1iwrd °n Sdhday with hei father, Mr. Kerry at Paisley, W A' of th® Vnited. church held a very successful bazaar in the Logion Rooms at Lucknow on Saturday; Mr and Mrs.^Charlie Falconer and John of Glamis visited with his parents,-Mr; and Mrs; Fab“ coner on Sunday. I \ ...Mr. .and Mrs. Maicolm Ross‘ & Mnuly Of Galt^visited Sis mother Mrs, M. Ross on Sunday.,, ° The community was shocked last week to hear about the death of Roy MacGregor, due to a heart attack. Roy was of a jolly dis position which won for him a host of friends. He attended No. 10 School and Wingham High Schpol. He leaves to mourn his loss, his mother iand his wife, both of Toronto. Mr. Art Moore, •Mrs; T. ,H. Moore, Mr. Milan Moore, Mrs. Jack Henderson and Mrs. .Harold Sparling motored, to Toronto last Wednesday. M. Ross of Galt and Lloyd and Ron Hen derson wer^ pallbearers. • . . ’• Our.sympathy goes- out to Mr. and Mrs. Robt- Laidlaw in their recent sad bereavement in the death of Mrs. J. J. Holmes, the LUCKNOW SENTINEL. LUCKNOW,' ONTARIO I . I____ i i 1 PAGE SEVEN * • -of KINLOUGH ■Mrs. Harold Haldeniby & Barry visited during the week with rel atives in Toronto. . The H.W.I. met at the Town ship Hall on Thursday for the December, meeting. Mrs. Raynard Ackert presided. The singing of f1-- ~ ’ '' *■ •• Stewa: ing. Pi* 9£^n®rQn_. Walkerton, _____w his appreciation for a generous meeting. The secretary react tlie report of the recent bazaar end te& ^held at the Legion Rooms, Lucknow: receipts from the -bake jtaible & fancy, work, $61;50; sale of tickets bn the' applique quilt won by Mrs, L. Ashton of Luck-! now was $60.30. This being the Christmas meeting the program began with the singing of car ols. A table of Christmas table centre decoration was displayed which had been made iby Mrs. T. J. Salkeld of Lucknow. All were very attractive. The con veners of standing committees' gave reports. An enjoyable Xmas j program followed: readings, Mrs. I Doii Watson,. Miss May Boyle, ’ Mrs. Jim Smith; piano duet, Edna Boyle and Margaret Malcolm; ; solo, Mrs. Jack Hewitt; piano i numbers, Marjorie Thompson &; June Ackert; recitation, Elaine I Murray; Christmas contests, Mrs. Raynard Ackert. Each member answered the roll call with “What! Christmas decoration is used in 1 our home”. A prettily lighted Christmas tree gave the hall a | very festive appearance and was ! “well laden With a treat for each! child present and a gift *for each ! adult. The meeting closed with j singing The Queen and the grace. Refreshments were served by the j hostesses,-“Mrs. Perry Hodgiris & 1 committee in charge. Tentative Dians were also made for .the 1954 fall bazaar. . Mrs. Harold Halderiby x enter tained the' Anglican Evening Guild’ at her home on- Tuesday .; .evening with Mrs. Ronald Thack-i er presiding. The hymn “Away in a Manger” opened the meet ing; Mrs. Jack Hewitt read the Christmas sjtory from St. Luke,! chap. 2. Prayers ; followed. Mrs. j Allan Colling read the thought ! for the day & a Christmas poem. The roll call was answered with a scripture verse. The committee ft io make, ready the 1954j>rograms „—5- _is_Mrs;_ jack _Hodg!ins,-Mrs.- Bert- Nicholson, Mrs. Jack Hewitt. The i Guild will further assist with thfe i repairing of the church and Sun- j day School organs. This being the business / meeting the officers -U^^-^-e-lected—and—Bre—as—fed--- lows: pres., Mrs. Ronald Thack er; vice pres.',• Miss May Boyle; sec.rtreas., Mrs. Harold Haldeniby.. ‘ Miss Edna Boyle gave the clos- ( ing remarks and the meeting was | closed with prayer. Dainty re- ( freshohents were served by the hostess and her daughter Sheila. The Girls’ Club met at the jhome of Mrs. Ernie Hanna for I their 2nd meeting of the. course. What shall I wear and opened’ by the singing of “The more we | sew together”. Each memlber. answered the roll call. Styles and j dress lines . were discussed Suit- j .’able to each girt At the close of the meeting Mrs. Hanna, served ' UlUJ * VX* I Two Normal students, Misses ''Lang and Hossfeld, were at the &hool practise teaching under the , supervision of the teacher, Mrs. -pBur-ton—Coll-insT-— Christmas concerts; for this I community: Presbyterian Sunday- • School, Decehiber lljth; School, Friday, Dec. 18th; Ahglican Sun day School, Wed.-, Dec. 23rd; &, Westford school, Dec. 17th. 1 On Sunday the service of Holy; Baptism was observed in .the.; Presbyterian church. The little ones baptized were: Shirley, dau ghter of Mi*, and Mrs. Donald Bushell; Marilyn, daughter of Mr. arid Mrs; M^Ayv Bnshe 11;, Wavne.. son of Mr, arid Mrs. Alex Percy. Mr. & Mrs. Don McCosh, Mary and Dick of Purple Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Forster arid fam ily of Ripley, Mrs. Lynn Gaddes and son Bobby df. Kmloss visit- ed' during the week with Mrs. 3 J, Colwell. , ■ < , h iMK and Mrs. Bert Nicholsrin & Visited during the week with rel atives in Toronto. . The H.W.I. met at the Town ship Hall on Thursday for the December, meeting. Mrs. Raynard Ackert presided. The singing of the Ode and repeating the Mary Stewarts Collect opened the meet ing. A fetter was read from Mr. P. W. Cameron of Walkerton, Children’s Aid Society, voicing his appreciation for a generous donation - made -at*-a previous maofinrt rnk« ■;_113 "Li/’J 1 < • ft ..................„ • dainty refreshments. £ TufA Normal stud ft or '• ft «r 2 ____Jl >ft i . Sf ft ft- . ar ft,. ar ft JSr ft ar 3 ft ar ft , . , . ■ ' . ... . , , , ■ ■ ■■ Of Freenctwre^Sliowj * ’ ........ J . —• £ ’ -sa. • u ft’ ■ST1. ' 4.30 and 3.3». Country Chilctten 1 ANdTbIG BAC OF SWEETS FOR ALL j Santa Will Be Looking For You Saturday 5, I I » HI KIDS! SANTA WILL BE IN LUCKNOW Saturday, December 12 | Meet Him al The Supertest Garage at LOO p m. | and join the paraded headed by the Lucknow | District High School Band to The g Playhouse Theatre § HOPALOpiG CASSIDY in “TRAIL DUST ' '■ THREE SHOWS § 9.30 ajft., TOwn Childreii^L - ■ ■ ' I - AND A BIG BAG or bw m .bit * '*1* • •«.:X tv,*n Ba I noting For You Saturday’ ■Wk and m Campbell at | . Santa Will. Be L^ ^^ ■ -1. ■/■ - . ■'* ' ' . ■ - . Y. ' ” ■ < \ • J* .' .........-............ 1 The PLAYHOUSE Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat., December 9, 10, 11, 12 YVONNE QeCAKLO, FORREST TUCKER & JOHN IRELAND, in Hurricane Smith First Show at 7.30 — Second Show at 9.15 Santa, Claus Day Saturday — Three. Mafrinees fa,m*r— 1,30 and 3.30 Country Children HOPAL0NG CASSIDY in “TRAIL DUST’ coming next week — mmy son john” with Helen Hayes, Van Heflin, Robert Walker ■V 2 ‘I ir •c- I I FIVE ROSES FLOUR CONTEST 5 I . -W ■ r s s s 4». ft L § “I ••‘XO AB Z—tinSrJS-oz^rTT^SSc-i^— ft ---------------------.----------------------------. • «* ■ ft ft s AB ft g Coupon given with each purchase flour ' ■ for a GENERAL ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK Contest Ends Saturday, December 19th. Stokely’s Cream CORN Fancy Quality tins^ 15 oz.___^25c Libby’s Tenderking PEAS Fancy Quality D. R. Finlayson Phone 91, Lucknow 4 v » Mantle Radios Recdrd Players Electric Blankets Steam Irons Bathroom Scales Electric Stoves Pressure Cookers Refrigerators Deep Freezers . Washing Machines Clothes Dryers Electric kettles Automatic Toasters ' Food Mixers A Reminder 4 ■ ar . B > <B ■ . § X— § • cr . «r& ft Suggestions Which Are Available , .4 THAT CHRISTMAS PRESENT AT YOUR CO OP Here Are' A Few Of The -M&ny Christmas See Your Co-Op Manager Today to order „.. PHONE *1, LUCKNOW w) &T ■/ j? ,. • - **,.ORDER IMMEDIATELY | TO ENSURE CHRISTMAS DELIVERY | ft. re mand :,. It •ook the the had VE son, son, late the zzie Owo ,5ur- eas- iaok iter-- lere line jr— jun- rees lere 1.24 be lies, t as .two low day lay, ing Fhe ree -the j of blic i.m. the bis ack lat-. bag esy iri’s ged .. ent: ; 2 tO, ■' ‘ tip- idir . Pol / vas. ■ ac- Ad- . on > 12 w I 1 * i ♦ 4- 4 r ■* I. I I S I I ’ ■g‘ ?•