The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-09-22, Page 7*■
■STARRING ,
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22nd,1954 .
WHITECHURCH
Mr. and M^. Qrosjtorth of
Unionville are visiting with their
son, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Gros-
’ korth, v ’
Mr, and Mrs, Sig Foine of Mim-
ico and Mr, apd Mrs. Malcolm
Ross and family visited with Mrs.
M, Ross on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Foine are staying for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy McEdward
and son of near Guelpji visited
,with Mrs. Kennedy and Pete on
• Sunday. »
Mr. and Mrs. G. Gilliespie and
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Mr, and Mrs. E. Scholtz spent
Saturday at. London Fair.
There will be no services in
the United Church next Sunday
owing to the’ anniversary (ser
vices held in Bluevale United
Church. The Rally Day services
will be held in the United.church
on October 3rd at 2.30 p.in. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter James and
sons visited with Mr, and Mrs.
J. D. Finlayson of Kincardine on
Sunday.
. We are sorry to hear that. Haw-
son Craig is^ under the doctor’s
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resumes at 12.01 a.iri
I Sunday, September 26 |
Citizens are reminded of the change from
Daylight Saving to Standard time
on the above date.
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S. E. ROBERTSON, Reeve
care. • . ' .
Douglas Fry of Wingham had
charge of the services in. the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
• We are sorry to hear that Mr.
Herb Pettipiece fell last Wednes
day evening at the doorstep of
his home and broke his hip and
is a patient in Wingham Hospital.
Miss Winnifred Farrier of Tor
onto spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. . W. R.
■Farrier. .
* Mrs, J. H. Mpore and Mrs. H.
Sparling made a business trip to
London one day last week;.
Mr, and-Mrs. Archie Watt vis
ited—recently with his ■ parents,
Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Watt.- ■ ■ " ♦ • . ■
FAREWELL PARTY
HELD Ain^ANGSIDE
■ (LANGSIDE NEWS)
The Langside Community
gathered in the hall on Thursday
for a farewell party for Mr. and
Mrs. NeiT MapDonaidj prior to
moving to Teeswater to make,
their home. A suitable gift was
presented them, and Mr. and Mrs.
MacDonald. bo|h made neat . re-,
plies of thanks and-^inv-ited—alh
their friends to visit them in
Teesnyater.
Langside, Ontario,
September 16th, 1954
To Mr. and Mrs.. Neil MacDonald,
Dear Neil and Alma:
WINGHAM
First Showing Starts at 7.15 p.m. Saturday Matinees 2.00
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■■ Wednesday, Thursday, September 22nd, 23rd
Cornel Wilde, Constance Smith, in
“TREASURE OF THE GOLDEN CONDOR”
technicolor
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 25
Lew Ayres; Marilyn Maxwell, in
“NEW MEXICO”
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
THREE DAYS — SEPTEMBER 27, 28, 29
A
THEy MET! THEy LOVED fTHEY ADVENTURED!
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A desperate search for the
treasures of the Pharaohs
that Came to its climax in the
jeweled tombs of /
the Pyramids! *'
CARLOS THOMPSON- kurt kasznar-victor jory... samia gamal
An M-G-M Picture ...... •......... . ... ..
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Written by ROBERT PIROSH and KARL TUNBERG- ^^c-w‘e
Jfmwm i. EASTMAN COLOR i b, TLCHNICOLOR • Directed by ROBLKI. HIKUbH ■„'
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The PLAYHOUSE
First Show at 7.30 > Second Show at 9.15
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Wednesday, Thursday, September 22nd, 23rd
DEAN MARTIN and JERRY LOVIS, in
“THE STOOGE”
. Friday, Saturday, September 24, 25
Veronica Lake, Mona Freeman, Billy De Wolfe, in
O ROMANTIC”
Wednesday/ Thursday, September 29, 30
THE BOWERY BOYS, in
“LOOSE IN LONDON”
and Craig Stevens and Joyce Holden, in
“MURDER WITHOUT TEARS”
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It is with a feeling of regret
when we learned of your decis
ion to move to Teeswater. As
residents of this community your
kind and geniaL-dispositions-have
won you many .friends, and made
you popular with both young and
old.
We will miss your generous co
operation in all our endeavours,
as you both offered your ser
vices generously, whether it be
church work, nursing the sick, or
lending a helping ’ hand when
heeded.
On the approach of your depar
ture from our midst we could not
let this opportunity pass with
out expressing our sincere wish
es. We hope you will come back
frequently to our gatherings.
We ask you , to .accept .this^gift,-
and may /it. bring back happy
memories of your many friends
at Langside.
Signed on ibehalf pf your
friendsi- ^d hmghbbrs.
Mission Band was -held at the
home of Miss Coleen Tiffin with
an attendance of 16 children and'
4 adults. A qrib quilt was quilted
during the afternoon. Mission
Band will be held next Saturday
afternoon in the church at 2.30
p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Collins, of
Ypsilanti, Mich., were, recent vis
itors. with her sister, Mrs. Peter
Moffat and Mr. Moffat, Kinloss.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Muiiroe
of Lambeth were week-end visi
tors with ML and Mrs. Huntley
Dawson and family.
A wedding of interest to this
community took place in. Robin-
son United Church on Richmond
St. N., London on: Saturday, Sep-
-tem'berl8th~~ whenGwendoline
McLean and Al Kellough were ,
united in marriage. Gwen is the
daughter of Mr. Clark McLean,
and the late Helen Dawson Mc
Lean and Al’s parents reside at
Cobourg. Miss Mary/Crawford of
Wingham was one of the brides
maids. They are going to reside .
at Dartmouth, N.S;, where the
groom is eniployed., Mr. Joshua
Dawson and Mrs. Huntley Daw
son attended* the wedding, \
Bud and Marlow Crowston, .
Lloyd Buckingham, Kincardine,
Mr. and Mrs. James Ketchabaw
and Mae, Paramount, were Sun<
;day\„.visitors- with- Mr. and Mrs. - /
John Crowston and family.
Mr. Douglas Fry, formerly of
CKNX, had charge of the church
service Sunday, and gave a very
interesting sermon. Next Sunday
church and Sunday. School will
be back to Standard Time. ‘
Mr and Mrs, Victor Emerson of
Whitechurch visited Sunday with,
Mrs. Russell Ritchie and Mrs, M.
J.* Tiffin.
Miss Meda Clow-of Toronto re
turned Saturday after , a , few
weeks’ visit with her. aunt, Mrs/
Wm. Orr. . . '
Ladies Aid was held at the’
home of Mrs. Chester Feagan
with a good attendance on Wed
nesday evening. It was decided to
have the bazaar in Teeswater on
October 23rd.
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