HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-09-22, Page 2WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22nd lg5.
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CALEDONIAN PARK
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Announce That,
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Admission to Grounds —50c and 25c
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Fair to be officially opened by Andrew Robinson,
M.P. for Bruce, . >
Effective Thursday, September 23rd
. Wednesday One Night Only 8.30 sharp ■
Hilarious Three-Act-Comedy“Smalltown Romeo*’, ...y
presented by McIntosh UriitedChrirch Couples Chi b .
. ; . Admission.50c and 25c ",
Sliced . „....-
” \.7 phone so, • “A -'
Plumbing, Heating, Electric Wiring and Eavetroughing
rr ~-^eSe~priceSr?ha3^beenji^reed^to by more than twenty
retail outlets in the district/ and no more / T
low-rate bread will , be sold in this area.
, Fred McQuillin, Pres.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th
Wednesday, Sept. 2
\Schdol Children’s Parade to Park-from Public School
Grounds at 1.15.' -
CONCERT
DANCE
TOWN HALL -r FOLLOWING CONCERT
i— Music by ^ertha Henderson’s Orchestra
Admission She
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNQW, ONTARIO
KINGSBRIDGE
* Week-end visitors to the com
munity were: Miss Ret a Do,herty
of Hamilton, Mr and Mrs. J. Fitz
gerald of Windsor, Mr and Mrs.
Jos, O’Reilly of Detroit,- Miss
Mary Sansonterra and Miss Ang-r
elai Sansonterra of Detroit, Mrs*
Jos. Fitzpatrick of Kitchener,
Mr,. Len O’Loughlin visited at
the home of Mr. and . Mrs. Jack
Kinney during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Vassella vis
ited with relatives in Kirkland
Lake during the past week.
' Mr. Basil Reynolds who has
been located at the Lake x>f the
NewBreedinq Stock
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about a Farm Improvement Loan. /
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Have matchless comfort this winter and years to corner ’ ’
Webster & MacKinnon
Woods district' for the s‘ummer
mouths, is now visiting, af the
home, of Ray Dalton,
The Frane family spent Sun
day with relatives in Teeswater.
Mr. and Mrs, Ray Dalton, Mich
ael Dalton and Peter Lierman
motored to Sarnia on Thursday
last to assist in a special musical
program under the direction of'
Sister Maureen,'
FOURTH CONCESSION
Mr and Mrs; W. F, MacDonald
attended Western Fair at Lon
don on Friday returning Satur^
day--With their daughter,,„JMar-
caret, who teaches in Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd MacDoug-
all, Allan and GfcW W
week-end with Mr. and Mrs,. Jack
Needham and. family at Cor
unna, ’
Mrs. Qech Lockhart spent Wed^
nesday at Western Fair. Others
from the Fourth who were there
on Thursday included Mr. and
Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon, Mrs. D.
L. MacKinnon and Mr. John Mac
Kinnon, Mr. Lloyd ' MacDougall
and Allan- and Mr, and Mrs. Fred
Gilchrist. 1 ■ s
Miss Joan Hamilton, who' tea
ches near Arthur, was home for
;4he-week=end.r __/ ?......
KINLOUGH
W.M.S. members from the Pres
byterian Church attended the
presbyterial meeting at Lucknow
ori Monday evenihg qf last,; week.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Graham were Mrr
and Mrs. Bert McLean and Mrs,
W. J, McLean of Kincardine, Mr.
and Mrs. Bern Corson of London
and Mrs. S. A. Hodgins ofx Wind
sor. ■ ' ■ ’ x
Mr.- and Mrs. Wm. Wall spent
a few days at London.
Note Change of Day ’
In Grandmothers’ Meeting
The Holyrood W.I. - will /meet
on Tuesday,. October 12th at the
Hdlyrbod Hall. 1 Hostesses, Mrs;.
Wm. Wall and? Edna and May
Boyle; roll call/ a convenience
unknown to our grandmothers;
conveners} May Boyle arid Mrs.
R'Elliott; topic, “Pioneer Days”,
Mrs. Jas. Hodgins;'motto, Let us
growlovelygrowingold; each
member bring an early photo
graph; coptest, Grandmother’s
plain? white cookies; current
events," Mirs. Jack Hewitt. All
bring lunch. :_ i
The service in the Anglican
Church will , be held on Sunday
next, September 26th, at 9.30 Ow
ing to a change • in the Bervie
servibbTSuridayS^
low the service as usual.
Friends of Mrs. Win, Cox will
•be sorry to know that she is not
enjoying good health lately. We
all join in wishing her a speedy
recovery. She is being cared for
at the home of her daughter,,
Mrs. John Scott} Huron.
Mr. Torn Hodgins, who. had his
toot injured last week, was taken
to London for further treatment
'before' returning to,, his home. ;■
.? Misses May Boyle and Iona
Terry spent the week-end with
relatives at London. ?
OUr school has been closed'
owing to the illness of the teach
er, Mrs. B. Collins, who. suffered
an attack of jaundice.
Mrs. Tom Rodgins spent Fri-~
day at. London.
Mr., and Mrs. Jack Mason and
children of London spent a day
with Mrs. J. W. Colwell.
. Mrs. Jack Hewitt was, guest
soloist at, the Kingarf Harvest
Thanksgiving morning service.
Mt. and Mrs. Arthur Haldenby
of Toronto spent the? week-end
with relatives here and at Luck-
.now. \ ■ .?
Mr. arid Mrs. Bert Nicholson
and family : spent Sunday with
Kincardine relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wall are
spending this week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Victor GaWley,
Purple Grove. ' - —~
Mr. arid Mrs. Joe Cassidy and
children of Teeswhter, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. SheWfelt} Kincardine
Twp., Qvisited on Sunday, with
-Mr.^and-Mrs„_H_AGraham.
IMrsArdel Mason, Con. 4,.Huron
and Mrs. George Colwell, Holy
rood, visited on Saturday with
Mrs. J. W. Colwell.
■Miss Gail Graham of, Kincar
dine spent the week-end with
EIrma'Jean Percy,
Mr. Russell Barr of Toronto
spent the week-end at his home
herei4le is enteririgrhis •^nd^ye^t
at the University qf Toronto..
..••■Mr. and Mrs/ Herman Fisher
over, the week-end With her par-
erits, Mr. and- Mrs. John Bushell
and other relatives.here. .
Mrs' Don Bushell .entertained
the Presbyterian W.M»S^ on ‘Wed
nesday afternoon, . :
A number from here attended,
the • Western Fair at*' London' ’
- Miss fcrlma Jean, Percy enter
tained school friends at a birth
day party on Saturday evening.
Presbytemn Church W.M.S. '.'
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Kinlough Auxiliary of the
W.M.S. held the September meet
ing at the home of; Mrs. Donald
Bushell on Wednesday afternoon,
September 15 th. The president,
Mrs. W. Guest, was in the chair
for the opening exercises. Scrip
ture was read by Mrs. J. Barr
and prayer by Mrs. E. Bushell.
Twenty-six ladies answered the
roll call with a. verse of. scrip-
tore. .The secretary read the min
utes of the . last meeting and the
treasurer gave the. ^incincial state
ment. A. letter from the nominat
ing committee,/was read by the
secretary and nominations were
made. .Delegates were appointed
to attend the conference for
training leaders. of teen-agers,
NOTICE RE BREAD
THE BUSINESS MEN OF LUCKNOW
AND DISTRICT
THE ,PRICE OF BREAD
’ WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:
Plain 4
which is to beheld in Teeswater
on October 2th. 'Mrs. Emerson
had charge of' the study .from
“Where’er the Sun”. Miss Mar- .
garet,Robertson, Mrs. D. McFar-
lan?~ Mrs. T. McDonald," Mrs.' L.
Sutton, Mrs. F. Maulden and-Mrs.
A. Percy took part in the. reading*
The life and work of .Miss ,Wil-?
.liamsbn, missionary in ArnkhuL
India, was received . by N. Mal
colm. Arrangements were made
for the Thankpffering meeting.in
October. A -bountiful lunch was
served by the committee.. Mrs,,
Emerson moved a vote of thanks
to.the hostess. After the singing,
of hymn 386, “The Morning Light ‘ •
;is Breaking”, Mrs. Baulch closed „■
the meeting with prayer.
89th ANNUAL
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Grandstand Show
Full Afternoon’s Entertainment in Front of thdr Grandstand.
Program By CKNX Artists
School Children’s Competitions
Square Dance Competition
. 4>H Calf Club Competition b »
Tug O’ War for Hanna Trophy
Log Sawing Contest
Lucknow Pipe Band
Lucknow District High School Band
Midway Rides for Tots to Teenagers
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