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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13th, 1954 ;THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ■C"
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Lyceum Theatre
.WINGHAM
Two Shows Each Night
FIRST SHOW AT 7;15
Wed;, Thurs., January 13, 14
SUSAN HAYWARD,
ROBERT MITCHUM
in —
White Witch Doctor
Friday, Saturday, Jan. 15/ 16
JAMES CRAIG,. ■ ■
< RITO MORENO
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in —
Fort Vengeance
(in color)
Matinee Saturday Afternoon
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Monday, Tuesday, Jan. 18, 19
ROBERT NEWTON, .
JAMES MASON
■ — in a- /
The Desert Rati
Wed., Thurs., January 20, 21
Martin & Lewis, s
Lizabeth Scott
in'
“SCARED STIFF”
IN MEMORIAM
McMORRAN—in memory pf Dan
iel C. McMorran, a loving father,
who passed away four years ago,
January 12th 1950.
Dear memories0 clingihg to the
■ heart' . ...
Keep loved ories ever, hear
r—Ever remembered kby: Mbde-
lyn, Mae arid Jack. .
IN REMEMBRANCE .
McQULLLIN—in loving memory
of Flying Officer George And
rew McQuillin, w"ho was reported
missing while on operational fly-
ng over enemy territory, January
/14 th, 1943. .
LJEyer’ remembered- by Sisters
and Brothers.,
IN. MEMORIAM
CAMERON—in loving memory of
our mother, Mrs. R. J. Cameron,
who passed' away one year ago,
January 18th, 1954.
Though mother’s’smile has gone ’
forever '
And her hands we cannot tbuch,
We shall never lose sw-eet mem
ories
Of the one we loved so muck
Good was her heart,’ hep friend
ship sound,
Loved and respected by all '
around, :
To' a. beautiful life came a- sud-
.den. end,. ___... ... ......
She died as she lived, everyone’,s
friend.
—In loving memory, The Cam7:
eron Family. ...
ST. HELENS
DUNGANNON «
FATHER OF LOCAL TEACHER
DIED SUDDENLY SATURDAY
Miss Jean Osborne of the Luck
now District High School Teach-’
ing staff, was sadly, bereaved on
Saturday by the sudden death of
her 1
of Huron Township. He was
years of age and died suddenly
fi:prii a: heart attack while work
ing at* the barn.
Mrs. Osborne has been an in
valid for some time as the result
of a heavy stroke. , j
The funeral service was/held
at the McLennan Funeral Home
in Ripley on. Tuesday conducted
hv Pav F Ci Purchase.with in-
The PL A YHOUSEThe Week of Prayer .was ob
served in Dungannon on<sWed-
nesday night in the United
Church with Rev, C. A. Wind of
Erskine Presbyterian Church de
livering. a fine address appropri
ate for beginning the. New Year.
He urged the listeners • to spend
more time , in meditation and
prayer.. He said the world rushes
madly on and time and years
roll on for us. Do we make New,
Year’s, resolutions or do we con
sider such as a joke. He asked
if we watched for the New Year
with solemn thoughts of how we
could make o.ur lives better or
was it making merry with a bot
tle at a party. Rev. Geo. D. Watt,
pastor, was also assisted by Rev.
H. L. Jennings of St. Pawl’s Ang
lican ■ “ '• • ’
.only
very
that
quite
meetings”.
The Jurfior Girls Club, study
ing a project “Being well dress
ed and well groomed” under the
leadership of Mrs. Clifford' Croz
ier and Mrs: Chester .Finnigan,
met January 7th at the home of
Mrs..... Finnigan. The officers el
ected/were; pres., /Evelyn’; Smyth.;
sec., Patricia Young; treas., Mar
lene Maize; press reporter, Eliz
abeth Pentland. The course was
outlined and plans made for fut
ure meetings. The hostess. served
lunch. ; <
Judy Wardell, who had spent
a couple of weeks ..._ with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Robb, returned to her home
near Ripley on Sunday.
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chureh. The attendance. of
around. 30 persons was a
regrettable fact ariU shows
the community has got
far away from '‘prayer
v The community was shocked
and saddened when it was learn *
ed on Wednesday that Mrs. Wm.
Forster had passed away during
the night. JThe \yrnpatby of. a
host of friends go to the family
at this time.
Rev. George Watt of -iDungan-
• Uorrv hchnrnP non. baptized Gary Kenneth, lit- father, Mr. Harry Osborne .and Kenneth
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Barbour at the service in the
United Church on Sunday morn
ing. . . -' r /:./■
Mrs. Con Foran is making fav
orable recovery following a major
operation performed at St. Jos
eph’s. Hospital, London, or. Wed
nesday. ’. '. . • '/ .6
Young Peonle’s Union
pp n
terment in Ripley Cemetery.
CO OP AUTO
INSURANCE
' Can Now Accept
TOWN RESIDENTS
& COMERCI AL TRUCKS
as well as the farm business.
For information consult
T. A. CAMERON, LUCKNOW,
" Phone Dungannon, 70-r-10
JOHN McMURClIIE, RIPLEY,
Phone 20-r-23
ELECTRIC MOTOR
SERVICE
Armature and Field Winding*
— ^Reliable Service
Cilson Service /- ’ v'
- Electrical Appliances
Freezers, Dryers, Washers
HALDENBY ELECTRIC
Kinlough '
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, .Saturday,
January 13 th, 14 th*v 1 Sth, 16th ;
BING CROSBY and J^LNE WYMAN, in
Just For You
in; special technicolor.
Adults 50c; Students 35c; ^Children 25c.
First Show at 7.30 — Second Show at 9,15
Matinee on Saturday at 2.30 p.m. .
COMING NEXT WEEK
JEANNE CRAIN and DALE ROBERTSON, in
“TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL”
CULROSS CORNERS
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Bethany Farm Forum met Mon
day night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Midford Wall and Don
nie with an attendance xof -13. The
topic,,/ “What’s the ideal farm or
ganization”, was discussed. We
thought the way farm organiza
tions. are now financed was as
gopd a way as any, namely, a
certain levy on the assessment.
We also thought it would help if
the farmers were organized
.stronger. We thought a good topic
would be “Ways to cut down
the middleman”. Euchre & crok-
inole were, played. The hostess
served lunch. The next meeting
will be held at the home of. Mr.
and- Mrs. Art Hodgins.
As a suggestion to the forums
who are opposed to Daylight Sav^-
ing Time, now should -be the
. Congratulations to Mr< &. Mrs., .
Ted Haldenby on the birth of a
son in Walkerton Hospital. Both
. mother and babe have . returned,
home.,
Mr. Lloyd Why tpek, Lucknow,
spent the week-end under the
parental roof,
Miss Helen Schumacher, Kin?
cardine, spent the week-end with
her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Schumacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hackett and
babe, Paramount, visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Midford Wall -
and Donnie. '
Mr, arid Mrs. Levi Carter and
family haVe moved from the 10th.
Concession tp Wingham.
Miss Ruby Bonnet, Kincardine,
spent the week-end under the
parental roof. \ ‘
Mrs. Frank Brown has been
confined to the house this past
week due to (to quote the den-
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Young People’s'Union took place
on Sunday, January. 10th. . The
president, Don. Cameron, was in
charge of the" business adminis
tration. Donna Woods,/ convener1
of Citizenship: and Community
Service was in charge of the ^vor-
ship service. She was assisted by.
i Mrs. Sparling, who had a read-.
Ling i rind/-Phyllis Barbour who )
[.read a prayer and a poeim Donna
, Woods read the scripture. The
Citizenship and Cofnm.unitv/S.er-
■ vice committee 'staged, a ’^play.
The? meeting'c/losed with the ben
edict ion. o . .
St. Helens Happy /Handicrafters'
.The vsecond 'nv’etiilg wasHwld'•
I at' the 'lionip of Miss -Nornra Mur-
i av"‘on January 4th; ’Die roll call
M iie Type-of Slip-!' plan to make”-
w.as’ ahswere.i .by nihe 'girls. A
• dAc’U.ss'io'n was' led by Mrs. Mn?~
■ j:Tn5rsvmj ..d lie •Tteal-th..JIabitS'
f6.r •’ the-' b?a>of onr skm. The
l'load/er gave notes on’how to fin-
Lj’ih .tin1 fop. of a.'slip' and-'hpw;to
|straighten niate.ri.ab A dem6.nstra_'
■tion dn hd\V to’straiglridh mat-
e'ri'al wari/'given. by 'CTirrair
Miss Stecklo? Fionje/ economist,. is;
going:'to' visit the j
uafy
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Miss Marion Scruton of God-; time to get in your penny’s worth
erich sppnt the week-end with ; __not next'March.after the towns
her friend, Miss Norrn^ Pentland. ' and cities are passing their by- tist) a nasty operation, in extract-
THe C.G.I.T. met in the base- f laws for it-.^ ‘ ' ing an unordinary tooth.
ment of the United Church onir—. ■ ............
Wednesday, January 6th; with
Marlene Maize president. The
meeting was brought to order
by repeating the C.G.I.T. Pur
pose. After a hymn was sung,
Anne Petrie, repeated a prayer;
Margaret Carter read £he scrip
ture lesson^ Mrs. Lome . Hasty
read a story. After a period of
recreation, the meeting closed
with .taps.
—-Mi^r^tto-^Pop-wasMTOstess-^at-
her home for the January meet
ing of the. United Church W.M.S;
Mrs, Herb Finnigan, president,
led the meeting and the theme
“The Church—an image of the
kingdom” was followed /in the
service. Mrs, Mel Reed ? offered
prayer. Mrs. ,Robt. Irvin read the
scripture and Mrs. H.. Finnigan
gave a reading. Mrs. C. Crozier
continued th'e^ study book with
the topic The . Pour R’s in
Europe”. Fifteen- members ans
wered/ the roll call by/: paying
fees. One visitor was present
■Mi's. Reed gave the treasurer's
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report which Was very ■encourag
ing. All the reports for. the year
of 1953 Wer.e given . by.'. the; sec-,
retaries in /charge. Letters arid,
'cards- of. thanks were /read. After [ -. '.the .closing hymn' and benediction, •
j Mr,.s. Popp Served a dainty lunch.
/The Mission Band , of' th'c"'‘Uh~.
I ited/''Church.-'met Sunday moi/h/-
i ing in . the basement during the
inm*ning worship.’ Eleanor Alfo'n
Idd’ the;. call to. worship? Mrs.'
John Finnigan 'gave the prayer.
Eleandr Alton received the of
fering. There were *32 presdrit..
.. .club 'on. J.an-., g]Cgnof-Alton . and Lynda Blake
uafy 16th. The home assignments two Worship, twins? Mrs.
Were given., and a social-time was
(■nioVed -by a’li. Ihe.ijext meet-1
h g w‘i.1! .'be* held at th.' home of I
’MiW’’’TOTir'^tt' c hTv” n..o i r-rJ-a n in f r Ar ■
11 th.' Hostesseswill' be ' Alison
Webb aiid Irina ■ Forster.' .
r ' . BORN '
FOR STER--M n ’ •' K inch rd in 0
oral Hospital on Tuesday,
uary 5th. 1-954, to Mr, and
Walter A. Forster,.,
Gen a
Jdn-
.... .Mrs.
_____ , ,a daughter,
Mary Margaret*—^.. A.............
Cecil Blake ■ gave the financial
report of $73 in .the ^treasury’.
Mrs...Robt.;, Irvin ,gdve .the 'study
oiF'/K^
were’distributed and the. meeting
closed with repeating the. Mem
ber’s Purpose. ‘ .
- .Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Henry Hor.toh in-the loss ;pf5 her
brother, William Bailie Stoth- .
ers, 64, of Windsor. A native of
Ashfield, he passed away Satur-
.day .JiiLMindspr. ..... ■___•......_...
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