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TgEDNESDAY, PEg. 30th, 1953
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Lyceum Theatre
WINGHAM
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Two Shows Eactt Night
FIRST SHOW AT WS
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Wed., Thym, December 30, 31
ETHEL MERMAN.
1 DONAIjD O’CONNOR
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(ALL ME MADAM
Friday, Saturday, January 1, 2
•LESIE CARON, '
MEL FERRER
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Matinee Saturday Afternoon
Mon., Tues., Wed., Tliurs.
JANUARY 4, 5, 6, 7
MONTGOMERY CLIFT,
BURT LANCASTER
/'in —f
From Here to Eternity
(Adult Entertainment)
Adults 75c Children 35c
BEST WISHES TO ALL
Fbr A
HAPPY NEW YEAR
PAPERING
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1954 Wallpaper Samples
on hand
SPRAY PAINTING
Have your cellars sprayed now
—ceilings, walls, floors—With
paint or whitewash.
For prompt service call
FRED EMBERLIN
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/’Phone 194,, Lucknow
RAY ROBINSON
Floors
LAID,SANDEDAND
FINISHED.
'Phone Carlow 2105 -,
R.R* 1, Port Albert
THEJ,UCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Bbb Borkwcll One Of (i Associdted
With Co-operative Farm Enterprise
3h|>bisEoneWofsixf Snt an^Rulwll Beck
X14 “ei? nLJXVknoT'^ ‘^-/h^arm and
lecjge and 'efforts-in a co-opera
tive farm enterprise in Eastern
Ontario. Eqch pne will specialize
in the branch Qf farming tp which
he is most suited. They undertake
th®* venture in the spring. Mr.
and" Mrs, Barkweli will be here,
until then, and: are planning to
sell their Huron Township farm..
Bob is d director of . the Lucknow"1
District Co-operative Incorpora
ted, but, of course., the co-opera-.
tive farm has no association with
the Co-op movement. “ •
The Dundalk .Herald explains'
the enterprise as .follows: I
Registered under i " GG
charter as Hemlock Park Co-op-1 close together,
•erative Farm, Ontario’s first Co-.I.
operative farm has- breri started '•
three miles north of the city bd-dhpi’t a mile from.
Kingston. .' / . j j^rk- ■ Co-operative
. Six Ontario''men,' all with, pre-l dential section/
vious experience in the operation ;. . The'. introduction-
of co-operatives ■ in their .own i type•’of. farming-in
communities have joined the ven-rbe watched with keen. ■ interest,
*ure- ' I not only by. farmers but the peov
They are Clifford Allen . of 'pie. in all walks of life. We uh-
Portlaw district (Proton R. R. 2), [ ders.tand. Saskatchewan has''sev-
8 miles north of Dundalk; Harold | er-al.-such enterprises but‘this is
‘’Ghent, formerly of Mt. Forest; j a new thing-for Ontario. '
Arthur .Haas, formerly of Hol-] For some time now this new
stein district, Egremont town-, I group of men has been oh. the
ship; James .Little of TeeswaterJ lookout for a. suitable property,
a former member of the W.ingham ! This is 'the first farm..co-operative*
District High. School Board; Bob j registered under the statutes of
Barkweil of Lucknow; MoziTey . Ontario arid the charter .is dated
: .'Mills. Qf Ripley, -Russel] iBeck, pr--I^cember 1? ;1953.
iginally from Prince Edward Is-] '
land, is also in on, the deal. ;
This group of me’nl all of "whom (ironed out. Complete organization
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. purchased from Col. A. H.- Phair l ies get settled on the property,
of Kingston, his 906-acre block; ,
of land, excluding his private res.1
. idence. A G1
In addition, 900 acres close by'farm is fully
have been Teased; 1800 acres al<;r.ed~-to ' sell
most all in one block.
,The 900-acre tract was origiri-
P^hert will ]Qih them soon,
Jame's . Little moved, last week
3nd .Art Haas plans moving .be
fore Christinas. ' ' • ./• '
Clifford, Allen will mqve shorts
Jy after his clearing sale on Jan.
14 at'Portlaw. .Incidentally, Mr.
Allen has. .rented his - 270facre
Tar.m, formerly "ownfe by Fred
Plantt & 'Sons, to . Fred .Bell’ and
S,orvQf. Radjeros, who will‘obtain
.possession .April. T, <1954?
. Present; plans of the' /co-opera-
: tive group call • for carrying • on-
[mixed farming arid dairying on
[ this large '.farm,' which boasts 3
I single family- dwellings and five
provincial, duplexes. All .the.houses are quite
•erative Farm, Ontario’s first Co-• A new public school, to be op
ened in the New-Year-, is located
the Hemlock
Farm resi-
of thi.$ new
Orita-iiib^will
A board meeting-was held last
week,-when several details were
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The PLAYHOUSE
Wed., Thurs., Fn,f Sat., Dec. 30th, jan, 1, 2
BETTY GRABLE and DAN DAILEY, in
Mother Wore Tights
First Show at 7.30 — Second Show at 9.15 . ’
Matinee oh Saturday at 2.30 pan.
■ COMING NEXT WEEK :-'y
SUSAN HAYWARD and TYRONE POWER, in
/■ / /./ 'T “RAWHIDE” ; ’■
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL! i
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turkey dray at the, school concert
at Whitechurch. Mrs. Howard
Martin won the big doll in the
draw at Burnett’s store and Mrs.
Walter James won the fruit cake
draw at Chapman’s Store, White-
church.
May our Editor, his wife' and
family, our fellow correspondents
and all our reader^ have a- very
Happy and Prosperous New Year
with the world’s richest blessings,
fin 1.954. ..
Kathleen and Gtfafy-FisK^ ivainieen ana Mdiy riMiei dua rv«,rtoii n^v
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Mr Irwin Carruthers of Holy- the K.-W. Hospital, Kitchener.—
rood was the winner of a 24-lb. Teeswater News.
WHITECHURCH
The Presbyterian^Sunday school
held their Christmas concert in
the S.S. foom on Tuesday. A good
crowd /attended in spite of such
a storm.. Rev. R. D. A. Currie
presided over the following' pro
gram: carols were ■ surigAlgy all;
a welcome recitation by Judy
Wilson; duets by Sandra Fisher
arid Betty Ann Conn and Harley
Gaunt arid 'Alex Craig; a dialogue
“The Toymaker’’ by the Primary
class; “A Gift to Jesus” by the
Primary and. Junior classes; “A
Christmas Message” put. on by
three classes, with. Mary Fisher
singing the. solo ipart arid Mary
and Kathleen Fisher the duet;
a dialogue entitled “Buying Eggs”
by James Wilson’s class included
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FOURTH CONCESSION
Miss Margaret Steer of London :
spent Christmas at the home of
her -parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Steer.' ■ '/; >
The Farrish family gathered at
MacDougall for Christmas Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Grahant MacDon
ald of London and Miss Margaret
MacDonald of Sarnia were home
for Christmas^ -r - -- - -
Misses Betty and Joan; Hairiil-
ton spent the week-end with,
their grandparents at White-
Judy Wijson;. “Christmas Songs”
was given by Mrs; Geo. Fisher’s
are comparatively young, have .will be carried but when all part- ciass with the choir singing the
‘ ~ - carols behind the curtains. A re-
] ’Xfready^sTHoTsterri’ bows have1'cTt^W^
' been purchased and the herd will Wilson and’ a piano solo ai)d <a
be increased’to. 100 when the 1 flute solo by Mary Purdon. In-
• - •• , stead of giving individual gifts,
new maps were bought for, the t church,
juniors and intermediates and
pictures for the primary class, as
tbachitfg aids. Mr. James Wilson,
superintendent, explained this,
and the mabs were displayed. Af
ter the closing carols and benet
j, In diction bags, of candy were dis-
’■ bp farming in" this way tributed to all present; and lunch
ston .arid had .500 Holstein cows is'• the saving in duplication ., of was served. .. .-
-on the farm, all/of'which .were .machinery. .It ,w.ill also be -an-p -------- .
hand-milked three times a dav. experiment, in .'..human relation- /week with his sops m Detroit.
Latterly the farm has-been used ships .and living-in groups asMr and Solomon aima feftr .davs- with Mr_
I for growing.registered seed grain, -compared with .ingle families P'lpaughteis spept^C-^ h ,Mrs. Ira Dickie and family.
l—Alleys aGgh^ry and^iridividual//farms.-Here^psuceess—her—pai^ents-at—Grana^yalley,.,.. I................. ■ - • ■■' ------- - -----—
j equipment is included- - 1
"“culross Corners
__4Ja.pp.y_.N«yw Year Everyone...
/.-■Mr. and Mrs. ■ Win,, Wall, Kin.- ,
lough and Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Wall, and .Sharon, London, .were
recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.-
Jack Schumacher..
Miss Norrna'Esplin is spending
the holidays under the parental
i;oof:..at Port Elgin...
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wraith and
E13on of Lqcknbw were recent
visitors with Mr. and; Mrs. Alex
Whytock arid’family. , .
Christmas-day visitors'with Mi.
and Mrs. Morley Walkand family |
were. Mr; and. Mrs, Joe Wall <'f|
Teeswater, Mr, and Mrs^ Bei t j
Shewfelt and . family of Kincap i
dine, ML. and.. Mrs. Elmer aid
of/Tth Con., Mr. 'and-Mrs. Grant |
Wall,'Mrs. Mary'Wail Messrs '
Jj'tb WtPr^’iFlYj^Tlsrim.
. Miss Emiria, Mbi'tat. M:
Schumacher .and Mi>> -R/
staffed. It. Is«plan
milk -to -Kingston
• In addition to the.-dairy "cows,
ally known as Hemlock Park there" are 180Q laying pullets on
Farm and was operated by CoL . ih,e farm, and 3000 day-old pul-
Phair for. many years. ;.. '.J lets’ have been- ordered- .for de-
At . one time the c^orxel, who livery in January; "
is how 80,-but still remarkably ■; One of the .bi-g advantages/ in
active.-operated a' 'dairy in King- carrying . / .
ston .and had .500 Holstein cows is'. the saving in c . .
| Dairy.'
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Mr. and Mrs. Allan Graham &
Anne spent Christmas Day with
relatives in Drayton.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Martin
motored to . Owen Sound for
Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack' Crilchirist
of Toronto spent the Christmas:
’ ' ■ . v holiday, at the home of Jack’s.Mr. Ken Patterson spent Xmas; / . .
- parents.
• ■ Mr’, and Mrs. Bob Solomon and I Mrs, L. Maclver of Lucknow
e deal: to the voung •••pioneers”'; ; Mr, and MFsTArnold Lougheed-1 -
of London, Mr. and Mrs. T. Jantzi: Receives Reg.N. Degree
arid .'Betty, Ann. | apd. farriily.'of'- Milverton; Miss |'
and. fahriLv sPsnt Christmas at . were Christmas son of Con. 8, Culross, who re*
-Hamilton. -’■v '■ ; 1 .. ..: -guests at'1 George 'Fisher-Sv—;M-Pr—&—^e’ived-her—training-at-jBrantf-QFdL—T
Christmas visitors with --Mr. & /Mrs. Ronald Forster and family General ’Hospital, has' received'
Mrs. Tom Stewart were Mr. and of Lucknow visited there on Sat- her degree of Registered Nurse...
Mrs. Ronald. .Stanley;.of KinlosS)., urcjay. Roberta is presently nursing at
.v,.. I and family, of Milverton; Miss | [ Miss Roberta Simpsoo, daugh.- ,
Mr. arid. Mrs. Clayton Meyers [Mary Foster of Mitchell and Bill ter of Mr. and"Mrs. Hardie Simp.
Hamilton.—-
'Mrs
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Mr', and Mrs.- Lloyd’Cornish and
family*of Olivet. Boxing Day vis-
and^Mrs: Ralph Goesel and fam-,
ily Mr. and Mrs: John Stewart
an'd. family. Mr. Russell- Stewart [
of Kincardine-.and Mr. Alex Ste-r
wart of--the Dept, of Highways.'
Mr. arid Mrs' Frank Thompson
a'fid- ’family sbent Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs,' Harold Thompson.
Kincardine.... ' '• 'Mr,, and Mrs.. Morley Wall and [
and“Mt,-and Mrs. C.layton i
.-.and family wore dinner.
Sunday of- Mrjj.; • Remelda
„ lead; -1 ..’esW-ater. •
,<;.?..tuhd-.bns.Lk- Mr/.Fran V
Greer, and Air., Albert Harris
Tt,oh'-->,a.an i oj'Gt's; in a draw at [
vlmr .at Christmas. ■' J
Mrs. Perry Hudgins
;-\aron ent-ertairipd .the. mem-
d'■'or familv at Christmas, .
‘ana' John- Ross' had
member^ " their . .family
Chri-stmas,
i"or- cuosts Sunday .evening
J.’ Mrs: Frank Brown
i-e e • •'ve re Mr..- and A1 rs • Hu gh
nt Ardis an.d ttatFey and
fpd '-Mrs, Harold Nicholson
Bor vie. ; ' ' ■
iters St the same: home .were Mr. j_
Kincardine. , '
ri’.-mily
Mb ver
uiiest"
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sG.lfdrr/- ' Cri
fn.v Bi'/.-,
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Chri.dmas' IWiday wi’bt-eiid. a
thoii" resprt’live„hvn?e*. hm-.x . •
Mr. and.Mrs. Midhud Wai. ai.j
Demme spent Christinus<'W;t:j M’.
and Mrs. Toni Haeii'ett mid L. ug
of ‘ Asht’ield ■ .
Mr.- and Mr < Ja ;t'SJh^;iaelU'r
„-fand Helen spent C In A;,
Mr. arid Mrs. A eb m -
Ho 1-ns- were / Mr..and Mrt; u
jaL..;...ikvii: PVe ViS!tpl> .... ,
”^yr7tRtHiben''Zettldr -arid] babe
^turned home’ from the hospitah- ■
M - Mi-s. Everett Whytock
,m’a Chrtstmas with
th/'Hiwks/Kihl^.’ . . . ;
"Su'riUav -visitors vnth;.Mi- 'and -
Walland Ronnie
wtt-e'5!l-.«!^' WM- M't’’HTCk?n -
and B™» afld -y, ’ I
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THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE
The, chairman of alcoholics
anonymous reported recently that
Toronto’s A* A. membership had
reached almost 1000., He said the
.latest. innovation in A. A. has
been. the young people's group;
which has; steadily attracted al
coholics in their 20’s and some in
- their teens. “When I joined A.A,
J1 Iqw years ago,. I was the .young
est"' rtiembef at the "ag^e "'of . 37
^aid Art, the anonymous chair
man. “But now the average agm
of our members is in’ the early
4.0's, and We are gaining niem-
ber.s from youngsters who are.i“‘-
•cognPz.ihg their need "for A.A.-
early in,life’,’. Thd chairman said
that the imonthly meetings,, plan
ned were designed to inform .the
public of the organization’s -work
' and to lead up to the annual, On-
fario, conference to be,, hold’ in
Toronto in March, whjch Would
?<ttract *' 2,000 members • from
•groups throughout the province.
The A,A;, is a ’Wonderful salvage
organization." tinder’present con
ditions in, Ontario their numbers
will continue to increase steadily,
for government statistics prove
.. conclusively that the flood of al
coholic beverages is. mounting
higher, and higher. The A,A.’s arc
portion of them, as,dll .alcoholics
«re not but it is surely
up 'to us to iind and meatis
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All of US at this firm, hope that you hold
the winning ticket for a rich bounty of
. Health, Happiness and Prosperity for 'S/t! -
an;d’Mr, and fcW
S' youth-CW. .
ing drunks;-—Advt. . ■ ,
PHONE U. LUCKNOW