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4 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1954
Lyceum Theatre
- WINGHAM
Two Shows Each Night
FIRST SHOW AT 7,15
Wed.,. Thurs., August 11,
VAN JOHNSON,
WALTER PIDGEON
—- in —
Men of The Fighting
Lady
Friday, Saturday, Aug. 13, 14
Robert Stacks Ursula Thiess
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THE IRON GLOVE
in color
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Monday, Tuesday, Aug. 16, 17^
Robert Taylor, Deborah Kerr
— in —
QUO VADIS
in color
One show each . Night at. 7.45
Wed., Thurs., August 18, 19
Elizabeth Taylor,- -
Dana Andrews
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ELEPHANT WALK
technicolor
Friday, Saturday, Aug. 20, 21
Dane Clark, Tracy Roberts
— in —
FORT DEFIANCE
....'—color"
Monday, Tuesday, Aug, 23, 24
Charlton Heston,
Lizabeth Scott
. —■ in. — .
Bad For Each Other
Wed., Thurs., August 25, 26 ..
Barry Sullivan, Luther Adler
.in —
THE MIAMI STORY
Friday, Saturday, Aug. 27, 28
Sterling zHayden> Eve Miller'
' in
KANSAS PACIFIC
; (Color)
Mon., Tues., Aug. 30, 31, Sep. 1
Danny Kaye, Mai* Zetterling
■ ‘ in
KNOCK ON WOOD
(in technicolor)
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Powder River
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August'19, 20, 21
Rory Calhoun, Corine Calvert, Cameron Mitchell, in
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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LANGSIDE >
Mrs. O. E, Thomson of Tim-
rmns arid Mrs. D. A. Firth and
four children pf South Porcupine
spent the past week with Mr. &
Mrs. Neil MacDonald. '
.Mr. .and Nirs. RusseL Proctor,
P^d, arid Diane' of Lavonia,
Mich., spent the week-end with
Mr. .and Mrs. Russel Ritchie and
the Tiffin families. .
Mr. and Mrs, Harry' Metcalfe,
Gladys and Donald of Pinkerton
•visited Sunday afternoon with
Mr. arid Mrs. Frank Miller and
Betty.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Evans and
Teddy spent .Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Bab Evans and family
in London.
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
Bob Evans on the arrival of their
little daughter, Katherine Elaine,
in Bethes’da Hospital, Loridon, on
Sunday, August 1st, 1954.
Mr. Tom Ross, Mrs, Alex J.
Murray , and son Ross,...Mrs, Fred
Fell and Patricia and iRobert of
Toronto spent last week at their,
cottage. This week Mr. and Mrs.
John Murray and little* daughter
•of Toronto are holidaying here.
-- Mr.- and , Mrs. Clive Allin and
family from Carlow visited Sat
urday with Mr. and Mrs; Chester
Feagan and Brian. ’
Mrs. O. E. Thomson of Tim-
.mins,;Mrs. D. A. Firth of South
Porcupine pnd Mrs. Neil Mac
Donald spent Tuesday with Mr,
and Mrs. Garnet Free of. Strat
ford and attended the play “The
Taming of the Shrew”.
Mr, Fred Fell of Toronto vis
ited with ’Mr. and Mrs. Russell•
Ritchie and Tiffin families last
week.
The Lah'gsicfe W.M.S; is invited
to hold their meeting at the home
o.f_ Rev—and-Mrs.R.-D^-A— Gu-r-r-ier
Whitechurch on Thursday, Aug.
12th at 2.30 p.m.
• Mrs. Frank Miller and. Harvey
visited at -the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Husk of' Kinloss’' on
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. • I. J.
Husk' was not so well last, week
end but was improving.
The Tiffin Brothers received a.
threshing outfit last week.
Mrs. Wm. Scott has completed
the summer, course .in music that
she was attending in Toronto.
.. Arrangements are to be com
pleted. next Sunday at Sunday
School for children who wish to ;
attend'the Vacation, Bible school
at Kihlough.
Mr. Earl Crowston of Edmon
ton, Alta., is a” visitor with his
brother, Mrq John Crowston and
Mrs. Crowston and renewing old
acquaintance's.
WEDDINGS
FARRISH—‘JOHNSTON
Dressed in a pink suit with
! brown accessories, and a white
4 carnation „• cor s ai g e , Margaret
Christine Johnston became the
bride of John Duncan Farrish in
-?a ceremony conducted ‘by the
Rev, J. 'R. MacDonald at Ripley.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. • John
ston, Detroit and the groom; is
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the son of- Mrs. Kenneth,,Farrish
of Ashfield and the late Mr.'Far
rish.' .
| Given in marriage by her bro?
ther, John Johnston, the bride
was attended-by Mrs; John John-
stori, -who, wore a blue suit with
•brown accessories and,a pink car
nation c'orSage. ‘ ;
..William Farrish, was. "grooms--
man. : •/ •/,
The groom’s mother was in a
two-piece dress, b^Mravy blue. ;
After a wedding trip to North
ern. Ontario the couple will re-
' side in Lochalsh.
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WEDDING BELLS
THOMPSON—MaeDONALD
The home of,Mr. and Mrs. Tom
MacDonald was the scene of a
quiet but lovely summer wed
ding when their daughter, Mary
Isabel,, (became the bride of Rob^
ert 4*loyd Thompson, eldest son
of Mr. and . Mrs.. James Thomp
son, Kingarf. The bride took her
place before a bank of summer
flowers to the strains of the “ured-
ding march played by the bride’s
grandmother, Mrs, Joe Guest of
Teeswater apd looked lovely ip
a flopr length gown of white ;iny».
Ion marquisette over toffeta and-
lace bolera with a white finger-,
tip veil caught in place with a
'bandeau of orange blossoms and
carried red roses'.
, She was attended by her two
sisters, Mildred and Esther, who
were similarly gowned, in blue
and pink riet arid nylon and car
ried nosegays. The groom’s sis*
ter, Marjorie, made a pretty lit
tle flower girl. The groom was
supported , by his . brother Har-
vey^ : t ■
The ceremony was performed
•by the Rev. G. S. Baulch of Kin-
lough Presbyterian Church.
Following, the ceremony a re
ception was held in the home
with the bride’s mother receiving
in, a gown of navy’ with white
corsage and the grbom’s mother
was attired in a grey figured
gown with white corsage. For the
weddinig dinner the dining room
was attractively decorated with
pink and white streamers and the
bride’s table centred , with a 3-
st’orey wedding cake: The Rev.
G. S, Baulch proposed a toast to
the bride: and the gjroom replied.
...•-For their wadding trip to
Northern Ontario the bride wore
a grey tweed suit .with navy , and
white accessories. They will take
up residence in Peterborough.
Mrs! Motris Edwards, Stephen
and David, who have spent the
past month with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs.' Gus Kihanan,; returned
to Ottawa last week, accompany?
ing.Mr. Edwards who spent the
holiday week-end here.
Mr. and Mrs. Don McKay of
Guelph;'- Mr. and Mrs. Sandy
Purdon of Lucknow1, Mr, Robert
McQuillin, George and ^Marilyn
J of Hamilton, were recent visitors.
with. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Purdon.
Mrs. Mark Armstrong returned
home on Tuesday from St. Jos
eph’s Hospital’, London, where
she had been a patient for the
past two weeks since undergoing
eye surgery for the .removal of
; .a-jrataraGt^Her^many^fr.iends-"'are“
iplehsed to kriow of her quick re
covery.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill'Kinahan and
Mr. and Mrs! Gus Kinahan were
visitors on Sunday with. Mr. and
iMrs. Kehriedy at Seaforth,
Miss Mary McGrath of Toronto
is a guest this week of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Kina'han,
Mrs., Roy Mclnnes & two child
ren, Carol and Johnriy of Tor
onto, , visited a few, days with
her sister,- Mr. and; Mrs. Williahx.
Cranston.
Visitors with -Mr. and Mr.s. Al
bert Taylor last week’ were Mj'.
and Mrs, Jack Williamson of
Vancouver, B.C., Mr. Jim Har-.
.risori and Mr. Wm. Harrison of
Exeter and. Miss Sharon Norman
of Kincardine. .
Miss'* Lois Webster is this week
attending '.the United Church
i^um nier-^.schoQl-.-as--a--GOunsel -i-oft—
Mr. and Mrs! Lome Durnm and
Ross Visited’ with Mr. and Mrs.
Tobi Jantzi of Milverton on Stin-
/day. ' '■ ., ■. ■
Mi’, and Mrs. Allan Durnin of
London Sperit a few- days, with'
Mr. and Mrsl James Durnin.
. Keith - Finnigan ■ is holidaying
.this' Week with hia graiidparerits,
^Miv,-ahd: M rs-.-w.Ribha rd-“Fhrnrgari-
of Goderich;- Keri Taylor With
-.grandmother; -,iyirs?C.harIottd Reid
Robert, John .arid. Annie pur-
^i.itv4v.erewir.eae.n.U.;. vi si tri ts.^.VzW-
Wm. Courtney of' Amberley.; .
• " Mr. anad. Mrs. Albert Taylor
.and family spent Sunday, wi¥th-
.Mr. arid' Mrs. John .Norman, of
Kiricardine* . , ' .
. 1(fe. arid Mrs. Isaac Cranston,
Keith arid J. D; Durnin motored
to Red Stohe. Lake, in the Hall-
burton district; for the w'eek-end.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August 12, 13, 14
Clifton Webb, Ann Frances, Charles Bickford,
Wm, Lundigan, in
Elopement
Thursday, Friday,, Saturday, August 26, 27, 28
BUD ABBOTT and LOU COSTELLO, in
Africa Screams
First Show at 8.00 p.m. — Second at 9.30
No Matinees During July And August
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