The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-10-13, Page 7THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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U.S. Hetherington, Q.C.
No Sale, too large or tod small
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DORNE and DORIS
McLELLAND.
LICENSED AUCTIONEERS
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BERVIE, ONTARIO
Phone Ripley 77-T-12 <
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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13th, 1954
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Lyceum Theatre
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First Shawing Starts at 7.15 , Saturday Matinees 2.00
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Apply'right OWOy — toi full informafioh or* yisil .
Army RecrbiHpg Gtinlre nearest youfhbhtie. a iem
No, 13 Personnel Depot;.Wallis House, Ridead i Charlotte Sts., Ottawa, Oht. «- Tek 9-4507
Canadian Army Recruiting Station, 164,Wellington St., Kingst0J\* - ..d7"
Canadian Army,Recruit!ng,Centre, 90 Richmond St., W,,- Toronto, Ont.^-Tel. EM. 6*83y 97
NO; TPetsonhel Depot,.Wolsdiey Barracks, Okford & Elizabeth Sts., London, Opt,-- T . •
’. Army NeC.ruitlrig Centre, 230' Main St.W.,' North !BA0nt«-KI. 456_ ■ .
Canadian Army Recniitlng Station, 184 King St. E., Hamilton, Ont. — Tel\2'8 ^ 027
We hov< b so much to protect
■ This Canada of ours — is ours to fenjoy at a price — the price
of constant alertness.
We cannot take for granted our, freedom to worship, to vote,
to educate our children, or to order bur home life as we please.
1 All, these freedoms are, ours only as long, as we are. willing to
do everything necessary to maintain and defend them. ;
All. honour then to. the .Canadian Soldier -r.fhe steadfast
guardian of all our free institutions. Without men like him, the
Canada we love might cease to /
We have so rtiuch to protect. Let us all do our part, without
let-up,. whatever Way our duty lieSi,
SERVE CANADA AND YOURSELF IN THE ARMY
To be eligible you must be 17 to 40, years of cige, skilled tradesmen to 45* *
WheOapplying bring birth certificate or other, proof of oge.,, . , /
BEST
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____ . IIn accordance with govermiient' regiilaiions T
coops are thoroughly Wnshed .Snd jhsmtect^ (.*
Wednesday, Thursday, October, 13th, 14 th
* ,■ ■'* _ Ray MiUand and Grace Kelly, in
-; ■ Dial M--Foitr* M
Friday, Saturday, October 15th, 16th
J Jack Webb and Ann Robinson, in
It . inay be necessary to* change the picture sched
uled to start October 18th. For further information
listen to the “Entertainment Guide” on CKNX at
6.30 p.m. If withdrawn the picture will play at a
later datfc_. L...:___■.' ■ ’, ■*-,.—
LOCAL COUPLE
WED SATURDAY
McDONAGH—BURDEN
The marriage of Melvina Alex
andra Shirley Burden, daughter
"bf Mr. and Mrs. Hedley B. Bur
den, and Mr. John Murray Mc-
Donagh; son of Mr. and Mrs. John
A. McDonagh of Ashfield, was
solemnized on .Saturday after
noon at New Lowell United
Church. Pastor of the church and
T7 uncle"of the bride, Rev. J. A;
Burden,. M.A., B.D., performed
the ceremony.j ,
The charming bfide> given in
" marriage by hep father, was
gowned in a floor length dress
of nylon n6t over white silk taf
feta with a bodice of. appliqued
.' lace, fingertip veil and muff. of
red roses.
Matron of honor was Miss Jean
Campbell of Wingham in baller
ina length orchid net over taffeta
with matching: bolero. Her head
dress was of orchid feathers and
, she: carried yellow roses.
The bridesmaids were Misses
Karen and Myrna Burden, sisters
of the bride., They chpse similar-
: ly styled gowns in contrasting
shades of blue and yellow nylon
net over taffeta and carried.bou
quets. of pink roses a _ ■
Mr. Charles' McDona^h aciecLas.
best man for his brother.. Ushers
were Mr. Ross McDonagh, btoth-
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Our Feature Offering:
HAZELTON SHAFT PREMIUM
ANTHRACITE HARD COAL
This, is one of the finest grades of Anthracite produced
anywhere. It is a flinty, square fractured, low ash, long
burning anthracite. It’s clean appearance and preparation
will please the most particular ciistomeh ,
■ ’Phone l81 Kincardine
PAYING HIGHEST PRICES FOR
; LIVE POULTRY
Poultry Culling A Specialty
of sympathy ’■during : the illness
ah^l at tHe tiriie of the death of
our sister, Mrs. D. C. Taylor.
Mrs. R. V- ’ MacKenzie, Mrs.
Wrh- Fisher and families^
:Marguerite and Beverley • .Mac
kenziewould, like to thank all
their friends who sent them fruit,
cards, books and treats while ip'
hospital, and especially those
who brought Mother and Daddy
to visit them.
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^^At-reasonable_prices-and-fULyourbin-withquality-coal-that^^
will mean real pleasure to you lit ,JieMin& your home this, ,
Lucknow District Co-op
’PHONE 71, LUCKNOW
er of the groom and Mr. Arthur
Burden, cousin of the bride. The
organist was Mrs. Knowles and
the soloist, Mrs. McQuay; .both
of New Lowell.
A reception followed in the
Church parlors with Mrs. Bur
den receiving in a navy dress
with white accessories^ and cor
sage of red roses. Mrs. McDon-
agh chose a charcoal grey dress
with gold accessories and cprsage
of cream roses.
v,J.__A._BurdenproposedtheJ
toast to his niece which was re
sponded to by-^he grooms who
in turn proposed a toast, to the
maid of honor which was re
sponded to by the groomsman.
Mr. H. B. Btirden proposed a toast
to the ladies of the church who
had catered at. the reception.
For a wedding trip to Musk-,
oka the bride donned a misty
grey dress with matching stole,
red accessories.and corsage of red
roses.
Mr. and. Mrs. McD/magh- will.
reside in’ Toronto.
GOT QUICK ACTION
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. Classified advertisements in
last week’s Sentinel offering pul
lets and stoves for1 sale brought
results^-and fast. If you have,
something for sale that’s in pub-
lic demand, and_at the..rig.ht_price^.
a “Want advt”. in The Sentinel
will do the. trick. :Just try it.
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Notice To Creditors
BULK SALES ACT
R. S, O. 1950, Chapter 42
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TAKE NOTICE that HAROLD
L, COURTNEY of the Village of
Ripley, in the County of Bruce,
grain elevator operator, has made
a sale in Bulk of his grain ele
vators and,.contents located in
the Village of Ripley, and his
grain elevator and contents, lor
cated in the Tow,n of Ttincafdin.e
to TRELEAVEN MILLING COM
PANY LIMITED and I have,
been, ‘ appointed Trustee under
The Bulk Sales Act.
FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that
all persons who claim tb be en
titled to share'in. the proceeds
from the said sale. are required
to.filp their claims, duly verified,
with the undersigned on or before
the 20th day of October, A.D.
1954, after which date the Trus
tee will distribute the proceeds
from the said sale having regard
cnly to the claims of which he
shall.then have had notice.. .
Dated at hanover this
Second day of October, A.D.* 1954.
_lWJ,jBRU^
% Jenner, Brunt & Crockford,
Barristers, Solicitors, etc. \ .
Box 197,
Hanover, Ontario.
RENT A TYPEWRITER
Everyone from the student to
the businessman needs a type
writer, and we can now supply
you with new Remington type
writers on a rental basis. Is costs
you only $5 a month, or $2.50 a
week. Enjoy the use . of “these
modern machines. We can supply
you with any Remington type
writer or adding machine, and
would be pleased to show you
“their ~~feature“s~ ~ "7 7
LUCKNOW SENTINEL
Phone 35
.. -CHRISTMAS-GIFTS- -
Don’t wait until Christmas eve
to.b'uy your gifts. Personalized
playing cards, serviettes, matches,
informals, and coasters make
lovely iri'expensive gifts. A"pres
ent with their name on will be
appreciated. We also have ser
viettes for weddings, showers,
anniversaries, etc>
DON THOMPSON
f PhQne 33 or 35
IN MEMORIAM
LITTLE — In loving memory of
Mrs. John Little, who -passed
.away, October 15th, 1947.
Nothing can ever take away
The love a heart holds dear.’ .
Fond memories linger evpry day,
Remembrance keeps her near.
-—Ever- remembered by Husband
and Family.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. P. W. Hoag sincerely
thanks thpse who kindly remem
bered her during her illness. x
I would like to take this op
portunity to thank all in Luck
now apd vicinity who so kindly
presen
prior
nd vicinity who so kindly
ifed me with -beautiful gifts
to my marriage.
Una (Elliott) McLeod. (
‘ wish ' to most sincerely
friends and neighbors who
We
thank
helped in any Way at the time
of our barn fire. Thanks also to
fhe Lucknow Fire Brigade. We
appreciated these acts very much
and are grateful to all.
“Maurice^—Vera—-a~n-d—“Ellwood'
Hodgihs. .
The family'■ of ’ the late Mrs.
Robt. James Woods wishes to
sincerely thank the friends and
relatives for the many kindness
es and expressions of sympathy
extended them ih. their bereave
ment " .
“ Tf is w 1 th““sihcOreT thanklTthat
we wish to acknowledge. the
many kind acts;., and expressions
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The PLAYHOUSE
First Show, at 7.30; Second, 9.15 h- Matinee Saturday
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday, October 14, 15, 16
Ronald Regan, Virginia'Mayo, Eddie Bracken, in
“THE GIRL FROM JONES BEACH”
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, October 18, 19, 20
LAUREL and HARDY, in
“BONNIE SCOTLAND
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday, October 21, 22, 23
ABBOTT and COSTELLO, in
“MEET CAPTAIN KIDP
CARD OF THANKS
Dr. M. H. Corrin wishes to ack
nowledge. witli sincere thanks and
apreciation the many kind acts
add the gifts and remembrances
that he received, while in. the
hospital.
THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE
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“Inveterate drunkenness and
the resultant lethargy of the
country is the reason France is
in such a dangerously weak in
ternational position”: “The French
as a nation are semi-drunk 95
percent of the time. The govern
ment encourages greater and
greater copsumption' of wine be
cause of a - continued production
ofgrapes” ._These~are-the—con
sidered pronouncements of a keen
businessman to the Windsor Ro
tary Club recently, Whether cred
ible or not, it is a fact that acr
cording to a report issued by the
World Health Organization,
France rank's second in the world
in the number of alcoholics per
100,000 of; population. But more
recent than the W.H.O. report is
the startling story found in
“Time” of July 12, 1954, about
alcoholism amongst French.child-,
ren of very‘tender age. It merits
. ...."Barrister, Etc.
Wingham and Lucknow
IN LUCKNOW
Each Monday —
and Wednesday
Located on the ground floor
in the front of'
John Kilpatrick’s Building
’Phone Wingham
Office 48 > Residence 97
a “Voice” of its own.—Advt,
COAL WE EVER
BOUGHT
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