The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-09-29, Page 7s>>f
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No Sale too large or too small Is Yom;, Subscription' Paid? W
R. Hetherington, Q.C.
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proprietor of
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Shirley Booth
Academy Award
'‘Come Back,
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Adult entertainment
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CO-OP AUTO
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Can Now Accept
TOWN RESIDENTS
& COMERCIAL TRUCKS
as well as the farm business.
For information consult
T. A. CAMERON, LUCKNOW,
' Phone Dungannon 70-r-10
JOHN McMURClIIE, RIPLEY,
' Phone 20-T-23
BERVlt, ONTARIO
Phone Ripley 77-T-12
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THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
tops herJ .
trilimph in
ittkSheba
“ISLAND OF DESIRE”
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October 7, 8, 9 — Randolph Scott in SUGAR FOOT”.
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TCo-starring MARJIE MILLAR - ALEX NICOL
. Jpirected by DANIEL MANN ’ Screenplay by KETTI FRINGS and HAL KANTER dfe
‘ from novel by VINA DELMAR • A PARAMOUNT RCTURC .
_Mi^-jR2MciQjLiiIlin^.d_J±Ud.i^Ji^ JLR-EJ^ETlAt^HOJWERS-HELD.—
______—- ---------—--------- FOR SATURDAY BRIDE I
The annual Field Day is to be
held on Friday, October 1st on
the school grounds and we wel
come any onlookers to see this
annual event.'
LICENSED AUCTIONEERS
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29th,
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4A
Lyceum Theatre
WINGHAM ,
First Shewing Starts at 7.15 p.m. Satnr(Uy
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sept. 30, Oct. 1, 2
GEORGE MONTGOMERY, in
“BATTLE OF ROGUE RIVER”
color
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Monday, Tuesday, October 4th, Sth
AT THE THEATRES
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The, Playhouse Theatre, Luck
now, is resuming six nights a
week showings with two shews
weekly. This is effective next
week, October 4th, with the side
splitting team of Martin and
Lewis running for three nights
in “.Scared Stiff”,
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Saturday matinees have (been
resurped at The- Playhouse. i
“My pal Gus”, which is on the I
local screen this ... week-end,2 is
stated to be 'C'w^dles'OifiO* family
comedy after the style of “Cheap
er By The Dozen”. ' * $ *
• The Lyceum Theatre, Wing-
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"ABOUT MRS. LESLIE
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ham, is" effectively using illustraT
tions pi some of the pictures be
ing currently screened there, and
a special run of shows is lineda special run of
up for Fall.; •.... . ♦ ♦
• Alton Adams, __,
The Lyceum, has plans well ad
vanced for the installation of a
new wide Cinemascope screen in
October, and featured -on the
new screen will be; “The ’ Robe”
^hii:hrwiirTuhT fof a week.
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Current attractions at The
Lyceum are, “Battle of Rogue
River”, “About Mrs. Leslie” and
“Island of Desire”.
( SHIRL.EY BOOTH
ROBERT RYAN
jn RALW A LLI S’production
; Wednesday, Thursday, October 6th, 7 th
LINDA DARNELL and TAB HUNTER, in
'■ Well a new term ’ has begun
and some of the old faces are
not to be seen although there
are- many new students to take
their places.
On September 17th the stud
ents voted on the nomination for
Student . -Council?—Trhe “Student
Council for the term 1954-55 is
as follows: pre§., Kenneth Mac-
Nay; vice-pres., "Mack MacDon-
Mdj-jsec.,. JLaurine. McNaini treas^,-
Ruth Treleaven; , editoi*, Edith
Marshall; co-editors, Geo. Rich
ards, Beverley Ashton, Rutlr Tre
leaven; press reporter,. John
Helm; pianist, Jim Hackett; and
last of all,, critic, Jim Reid. This
Council hopes to do . as well this
I .year-.-as the Council of last year.
Initiation began Wednesday ,22nd
and lasted' . until Friday. The:
'/ consequences . for those not car-
■ tying out the initiation require
ments were imposed by Student
Council on Friday.
On Friday morning,Septem-
’ ber 24th, Grade XI was in charge
• as chairman, who .opened Assenv
j bly with the hymn “Oh God our.
'Help in Ages Past” followed by
'the scripture, psalm. 121, read by
Ann Peterson. The Lord’s prayer
was repeated in unispri followed
by hymn “Breathe on Me Breath
of God”. A piano duet was play
ed by Elaine *and Joyce MacNay.
We were favored- with jokes by
Edith Marshall followed with a
piano solo, by Ruth McGillivray.'
Ruth Steer and Phyllis Smith
sang a duet followed by select
ions on electric guitars by Eldon
and Roddy Wraith. Assembly was
closed by singing the National
Anthem. :
DORNE and DORIS
McLELLAND
' PAlin-AI? TUAMIfQ of Assembly with Bob MowbrayI CAKD Ur 1 HA1NKo ac nhairmnn xvhn nnonarl Accoiri.
I ■ The_Brothers—and—Sisters—0£
I the la.te Robert E. McQuillin wish
■ to sincerely thank friends ' and
( neighbors for the many kind ex;.
pressions of sympathy extended
. them in 'their recent; bereave-
: . The family of the late Mr.
Robert .McQuillin. wish to express
their thanks and .appreciation for
the acts of kindness, messages of
sympathy and beautiful .-floral
tributes ‘ received .from relatives,
friends and neighbors, , the dif
ferent lodges -and organizations.
Especially thanking Rev. David
Powell .of*‘St/- John’s Anglican.
Church, Farewell, Ont., SWack-
hammer and Hilts Funeral Home,’
Hamilton.- • Ont., 'and everyone,
who walked so - close beside us.
at our time’l of sorrow in' the
sudden and great loss of- a be
loved Husband and father.
. 7ttarrister, Etc.
Wingham and Lucknow
lucknoW
Each Monday
and Wednesday
Located on the ground floor'
, in the front of
John Kilpatrick’s Building
’Phone Wingham
Office 48 . Residence 87
FOR SATURDAY BRIDE
A shower was held at the home
•of Mrs. Hiram Collins for Betty
Durnin. Mrs. Wm. Bolt-presided
over the program which includ
ed readings by Mrs.- McGill, Mrs.
Bill Humphrey arid Miss Eliza
beth Webster' and mouth organ
selections.JiyJMrs.. „Collins~ After
a reading' by Mrs. Ronald For-,
stei', Lebria Collins and Nancy
decorated basket of ' gifts and
|im.en ted. / them _ to..Betty,.. who
was seated in a specially decor
ated cl^air. Reta Collins Assisted
in unwrapping and displaying the
gifts. Betty thanked her neigh
bors and, friends for their lovely
gifts, and invited them • to visit
her in her hotiie in Dungannon
following her marriage; •
A miscellaneous shower/was
held at the hoine of Mrs; Har-
PARAMOUNT
Mr. ‘David' ’Elphick is on a
motor/trip tJ the "Western Pro
vinces,. accpmpai-iied by D; Keith
■oh'Trcswa.Wi7:'“y -
Mr, Kennedy is • a patient in
Kincardine Hospital. He has been
ghter. Mrs. W.. Dexter. ' ' .
' Mr: ’’and Mrs,.■Tl.-HLam-ilton-afe-
visiting rn'Tolodt? and-Ptoseville,
Mich. '■Mrs, At Ha-ntiltOh and Mrs.
Don HawiHon attended a trous
seau tea held for Miss Emma
Moffat on Saturday at Teeswater..
Mrs, D. Nicholson spent a Week
with her daughter, Mrs. Lorne,
Ritchie, who' has been plwith
the mumps'.
The PLAYHOUSE
First Show at 7.30; Second, 9.15 f- Matinee
Wednesday, Thursday, September
THE BOWERY BOYS, in
“LOOSE IN LONDON
and Stevens and Joyce Holden,
“MURDER WITHOUT TEARS
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if —— • * .' - • ■Friday, Saturday, October 1st, 2nd
Richard Widmark, Joan Dru, Audrey Trotter,
; George Winslow, in .
“MY PAL GUS”
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, October 4, 5, 6
Dan bailey, June Haver, Dennis Day, in
“THE GIRL NEXT DOOR”
vey Mule, Dungannon, forJBetty opening.the parcels. Bettv thnnk^
Diurmi^rbride-eTect of Chis’ month, ed the ladies for their beautiful
After a short program Betty xyas gifts and invited them,’ to visit
assisted by Mi$s Lois Mole in her.
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