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A LITTLE BIRD TOLD US_____
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Your Chicks Have W or ms
FOR ADVICE ON HOW TO TREAT THEM
and a
COMPLETE LINE OF WORMING PRODUCTS
Wednesday; august 4, 1954 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ‘
POULTRY FARM, R.R. 3, GODERICH or
FEED STORE, LUCKNOW
Lyceum Jlieatre
WINGHAM
Two Shows Each Night
FIRST SHOW AT 7.15
Wed., Thurs., August 4, 5 /
RONALD REAGAN,
DEWEY MARTIN
— in —
Prisoner of War
Adult Entertainment
Friday, Saturday, August 6, 7
DEBRA PAGET,
' JEFFREY \HUNTER
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Princess of the Hile
Matinee Saturday Afternoon!
Monday, Tuesday, Aug. 9, 10
Neville Brand Christine White
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MANCRAZY
and
John Payne, Coleen Gray
S ■ — in —
Kansas City
Confidential
Adult Entertainment
Last complete show at 8^30
Wed,, Thurs., August 11, 12
VAN JOHNSON,
WALTER PIDGEON
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Men of the Fighting
Lady y
ASHFIELD I
'Mr. Ray MacKenzie of Wind -1
' sor spent the long week-end at j
. his. home here. < ’ '. ....
T_-""Miss Mabel MacDonald of
- Windsor has been spending her
. vacation' with her' father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Alex ,Mac-
'■ Donald. \
i Mr.. John Bradley opened the
threshing', season last week.
i Mr. J. MacNabb and Mrs. Mar
tin of Lavonia of Michigan visit------------—:-----
ed here and • at Wingham last Xyeeks. Rev. R. Macconnell, will"
week • • • - . . ’ have charge of the service in .the
’ Mr. and Mrs. G. Towle of Van- ’ Presbyterian church next Sun-
totiver and Mr, and Mrs. R. Hill dav. y .
of Purple Grove called on friends .The boys from Kintail Carnp^
here.bne^day recently. ’attended the Presbyterian, church
<' ,Rev. J. R. MacDonald will be last Sunday. Their leaders took
on vacation for the’ next four part in the service. -_____
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rI WEDDING BELLS
OSBORNE-SCOTT
_ White hydrangea "-and. sweet
peas decorated. Chalmers United
Church, Armow, for the marriage
of Muriel Ella, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph J. Scott, Kincar
dine TBwnship, to Robert Smith
Osborne, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer B. Osborne, Kincardine
Township, on Saturday, July 24.
Rev. R. j. Scott, uncle of bride,
officiated at the ceremony, as
sisted by Rev. F. Purchase.’The
wedding music was played by-
Mrs. Clarence . Campbell With
Miss Norma. Hedley as soloist.
The soloist sang “O Promise Me”
and “Because’’ during the signing
of the register. ’ . . ?
. Given in marriage by her fath
er,, the bride wore a waltz length
gown of white net over taffeta
. with a matching bolero Of chan
tilly lace. Her fingertip veil was
arranged from a crown of’seed
pearls. She carried a cascade of
Arperican Beauty roses. . \
iMi.ss Norma Scott, sister of' the
bride, was maid of honor, and the
bridesmaids were Miss Doreen
Scott, sister of the bride and Miss
Donna Osborne, sister of the
groom. The attendants wore waltz
length strapless gowns of similar
design. The maid of honor
.. mauve, and the bridesmaids
yellow. Matching mittens
headdresses were Worn and
. gays of mauve and yellow
iolus were carried by the atten
dants. < ' •
I Robert Campbell, was best man
• and the ushers were Duncan Mc
Callum of Elmwood and Grant
Helm of Tiverton.
Foilowing the ceremony a re-
■ ception was held in the Sunday
School room of Chalmers United
Church with' . the bride’s mother'
receiving in a street length dress
I of navy triple sheer with .lace in
! the bodice, matching accessories
land a pink hat. The groom’s)
• mother ..assisted the wedding
7 party in a navy crepe dress with
matching accessories'. . ■
For a wedding trip to .points
in Ontario the bride chose a light
blue linen suit with rpse access-
.j _orLes^_0 n—t-h eiM-etum—the-brider
..and groom will reside' on the 4,th
Concession of.. Huron Township. .
Man (standing in .the middle'
of .a busy street) : .Officer, ...can
.y.ou tell me how' to get to the
' ^hospital.? •
j Officer: ;Just stand where, you
' are., ' '
wore
Wore
and
nose-
glad-
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Another Large
, Shipment of Hotise
anti•I
^ElWTELS7';T r ft
■ all colours
ti' ' $1.00Quart....
I am directed to send,
thanks. ;• z
have been several s.ug-
made to me by friends
MAY ADD SPORTS
TO HIGHLAND pAY
. Kincardine, Ontario,
July 26th, 1954,
Mr. Campbell Thompson, .
The Sentinel, .
I^ucknow, Ontario.
Dear Editor:
Our first annual Highland
Bands Day was a success and in
a great measure, sir, the success
was due to the support, help and
advice given by yourself and Mr.
Kenny. Cameron. Without your
help, J can', only suggest how
much greater, and perhaps even
un^urmountable would have, been
the difficulties we encountered;
From the Grey, Bruce and Huron
Branch
you our
There
gestions
of the Day Which I am convinced
would lead to improvements for
future events. One is that we
introducg//the “tossing the _caberT
event~ahd another that We intro
duce the “tug of war” event.
We are bandsmen and quite
naturally we are most concerned
with the events which further
band work. To this end we ex
tended our. efforts to the utmost,
procuring the' * best 7 judges and
lining up our events to .. give the
public as, complete a picture of
our Work as was possible for us
to do. However we are quite will
ing, and indeed anxious, to co
operate with any group or com
mittee interested in. any of the
traditional Highland sports.
In closing Sir, mhy I just men
tion the obvious, and I am sure
with your’s and Mr. Cameron’s
full endorsement, whatever ^vent
is added’ to .the programme it
will not simply' “occur”—it; will
require work and effort on the
part of several willing ha;
so—? ■ ■ •
Very sincerely, yoUrs,
Ernie Fisher,
President, Grey, Bruce and Huron
Pipers’ Society of Ontario.
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The PLAYHOUSE
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August 5,6,
Richard Widmark and Don Taylor, in
♦ '. . » ' . »
Destination Gobi
in technicolor
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August 12, 13, 14
Clifton Webb, Ann Frances, Charles Bickford,
Wm. Lundigan, in
Elopement
First Show at 8.00 p.m. — Second at 9.30
No Matinees During July And August
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“STRING OF LETTERS^ADDED
“TO^STEVE^STOTHER’S NAME
S. B. Stpthers of town doesn’t
lay any claim to being, a disciple
of Isaac Walton, but his recent
trip to Minnesota gained for him
a “string of letters” to his name,
even if he didn’t drop a hook in
the many lakes arid streams of
the northwestern state. ?'
Following his return Steve re
ceived a diploma from the Cyrus
Fisherman’s College of CyriiSj
Minn., conferring an honorary de
gree. To add to the dignitity (or
don fusion) pf the honor it was
in both. English and Latin, com
plete with the ‘‘gold” seal'of the
college, the motto of which is
“If fishing interferes With busi
ness, cut out the business”.
The"'diplorna reads as follows: “This certifies that Stephen B.
Stothers' is 'thoroughly educated.
Tn ^lTe**‘aff’”an'd' science of fishing-
and that he has a profound know-1
ledge Of the scientific ichthyology
and piscatorial metaphysics. That
the bearer.“of this certificate is'
well qualified to fish in any. part
of the UK A. and the rest of the
world. But,’ look out for game
wardens; ’• ' , - ;i
’ “Therefore j he faculty• ^.nd. ~aL
"uinriFTs“sociation of the Cyrus
fishermen’s College /have Unan-.
imously; decided to ’confeiyuppnj.
degree'
Doctor Piscator, F.R.CK, with all
rights? privileges' and high dig-’
nities always associated with ■ this
degree”. ■ ■ ’ ’ ‘ . ■ ■ '•,'
The..diploma was sighed by the
president, fishing, tackle custod
ian. angle w'orm promotor, -frog
.catcher/deev sea fisherman, min-
now: bucket inspector,; champion
liar and ’piscatorial factotum.' ■
Kow does., your. Sentinel label
read? ; ■
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