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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3rd, 1954 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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I AVA GARDNER • MEL FERRER.
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I Screen Play byTALBOT JENNINGS. JAN LUSTIG and NOEL LANGLEYj ' B»s«d On Sir Thomis M»lory's "LE MORTE D'ARTHUR"
i Directed by RICHARD THORPE • Produced by PANDRO S. BERMAN
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MONDAY, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8th, 9th
ALEX GUINNESS and JOAN GREENWOOD, in
The Detective
ONOUR^NEVV^VVTDI^VHSION-~SeRFI?N-~“
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
NOVEMBER 10, 11, 12, 13
Marilyn Monroe and Betty Grable, in
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CATTLE PRICES
OFF ON FRIDAY
The Huron «. Perth Shorthorn
Club’s third annual sale of Scotch
Shorthorn cattle was held in the_
local arena last Friday with the
prices off considerably from the
sale held a year ago. .
Thirty-tvvo head in all passed
through the sales ring, bringing
$7,350, ot an average of $230 a
head. The sale average a year
ago was just over $300.
Four bulls brought $930 or an
average of $233, The .top bull,
Royal Masterpiece, was purchas
ed by William Hasty of Dungan
non for $285. He was consigned
by William R. Pepper of Seaforth.
The top female, Augusta 125th,
was also a Pepper animal. She
was purchased by Lloyd Pinker
ton & Sons of Pinkerton for $370,
Twenty - eight females totalled
$6,420 or averaged $230.
Those purchasing animals at
the sale were: Roy Pathison, R.
R, Wingham; J. A. McKague,
Wingham; Wm. Hasty, Dungan
non; Alvin Irwin, R. 3, Lucknow;
William Morley,. Ailsa Craig; A^
Ar-Bragg;“St7^Marys;“Eiwarr’Mc-
; Pherson, Lucknow; Sam Moulton,
R. 2, Kincardine; Luther Morley,
Ailsa Craig; John Ackert, Holyrood; Ross Anderson, Wingham; I
Andrew Gaunt, Lucknow; Wai-;
ter H. Scott & Sons, Belgrave;
Lloyd Pinkerton & Sons, Pinker
ton; Louis Pelton, Embro; Cliff
ChadboUme, Kincardine; Orville
Free, Dungannon; Jim,, Moulton,
Kincardine; Robert Michie, Brus
sels’; WcJT.-.
David Scott, Teeswater; Melvin
Taylor & Sons, Belgrave; Albert
Cook, Lucknow; Eldon Wilson',
Brussels; Dr. W. M. Stapleton,
Seaforth.
Andrew Gaunt of St. Helens
was sales manager.
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The PLAYHOUSE
First Show at 7.30; Second, 9.15 . s-- Matinee Saturday
Thursday, Friday, Saturday/ November 4, 5, 6
Erroll Flynn, Marian Hopkins, Randolph Scott,
Humphrey Bogart, in
Virginia City
ON THE NEW WIDE SCREEN
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
November 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th
puncan Macrae and Adrienne Corri in a rare and moving
story that will steal right into your heart,
THE KIDNAPPERS
Presented under Sponsorship of the Canadian Legion.
Two Shows Nightly — First at 7.30.
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THE VOICE OF TEMPERANCE
I Mrs. Frank .McQuillin, Mrs. An
nie' Struthers. Mrs.' Elmer John
ston. Mrs. Jack Bannister, .Mrs.
Wilfred .Hackett, Mrs; Jack Fish-
Mrs. R- H. Thompson,.. Mrs.
cooking.1 Forger. Mrs-. Wm. Stanley,
school “ held in - th'e - Town ■■■ Hal H-C ook,- - Mrs. Gordon
.last ' Thursday .afternoon under ! Morrison.'Mi's. Joan kiloatnck.
„i.yspj(ies^dL4he-4A^omieriLs-^^^oc-i^-h- ' - --------------------------
atiOn of'Lucknow United church.;
■ Miss. McKinnon, who h a d ■
charge of the/school, had a nro/t
dpl'easing personality as well Tis.
culinary 'Skill. She was assist-
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THREE HUNDRED CADIES
ENJOY COOKING SCHOOL
A crowd of about three hun-
■dred ladies attended and enjoyed ’
the Canada Packers
' EO L'RTH'CCNCESSION
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Mr ,anT Mr^AIhn Graham.' &
Ai.ne, snent th.> Jvrck-ond' in Tor-
-ordo 'Uiirl afh'ndej'' a'; fri^nck’s
CULROSS CORNERS
Mr. George * Bannerman, who
has spent the past two months
with his daughter, Mrs. Alex
Whytock, has gone to .Wingham
tb spend sorr^e rtime with Mr.. and.
Mrs. James Carr and family., ,
Mrs. Graham held a Hallo-
we-en party for her pupils in
the school on Friday afternoon.
They report a good time.
Miss Helen Schumacher spent
Thursday with" her grandparents,
Mr; and Mrs.^_Wm,_ Wall, Kin-
lough; •
We are glad to report that Mr.
Lome Becking w£s able: to be
•brought home from /Wingham
Hospital on Tuesday.
_The community extends svm-
pathy to Mr. Frank Brown;, in
the loss of his aunt,, the late. Eliz
abeth Wail, who passed away
suddenly on Saturday. Relatives
from here attended the funeral
on Tuesday, at her late residence
to Kincardine. Cemetery. .
Mr. Frank Brown had his fin
ger gashed While buzzing wood.
Thursday. The injured finger re
quired. medical attention.
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
Ivan Pollock of. Ripley on, the
birth .of a son in Kincardine Hos
pital, Mrs. Pollock was the form
er Alice Wall of this community^
Mrs; James Wraith 'and Mrs.
Ale£ Whytock attended a.session
al meeting or the W.A, at the
United Church at ; Kinipss last
Wednesday wh'en. Miss- Marion
Hodgins? a former resident of this
community, spoke about her work
in the mission field, at Ethelbert,
1 Manitoba. ■' ■ • ■ • •
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wraith spent
Sunday "With- Mr. and Mrs', J, Er-
pihgton/ Dungannon.
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Liquor, (“firewater”) and gun-
jpowder—-were-’CloselyA-lmk«d-~in_
pioneer days in Ontario. We
men’s Association of the United
Church will be held in the Aux
iliary Rooms, Lucknow, on Sat
urday afternoon commencing at
2.30. Be sure to attend. , /
/Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston
of Weston were' week-end visitors
with her mother, Mrs. McNeil.
Murray Gaunt of the O.AjC.,
Guelph, was home-for the week- ...-■■-———
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Held Masquerade Dance
. Although the attendeance was
disappointing, a good time was
enjoyed. at the Hallowe’en Dance
under thee auspices of the Wo
men’^ Institute. The prize win
ners included: Fancy dressed
couple, Phyllis Barbour and Bet-.
ty/MeDbnald; faney;iiress!ed“WXF“
man or man, Lloyd Hunter; comic
dressed woman or man, Mr^. El
mer Foran; Comic dressed boy,
Michael Foran; comic dressed
girl, Donna Aitchison; fancy
dreessed boy, Barry McQuillim;
fancy dressed girl, Terry Wil'son.
Bruce’s orchestra provided music
for the chance. Prize for the spot
, dance was won by Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Miller.-
Mr. and Mrs. Callum Cameron
and Caryl of Detroit were week
end guests of Mywand Mrs; John'
pameron. .
speak today of alcohol being %
certain percent ‘‘proof’. Before
there were official standards^_.
men wanted“to be sure that their-
liquor had not been diluted; They
disliked paying for- water. So>
they would wet gunpowder with,
the liquor and if it would light
and burn, the liquor was ‘‘proof*.
Today, by law, proof spirits, or
100 percent proof, contain one-
half of their volume of alcohol.
This property of burning gave
rise to the name “firewater”. This
liquid that burns and that is used/
as a fuel to run motor cars sure
ly is a dangerous drug to put
in a beverage. It inevitably ent- .
ers the blood stream and event
ually gets to the brain,—Advt. '
MINISTERIAL STUDENT IS "
NEPHEW OF LOCAL TEACHER
- A. testimonial night" was held
at JSt. John’s United Church,
Chesley, on Sunday evening for
Alan Neelon, a young man of the
congregation who has entered
University to*study for the min-
istry. • •
The Lakeshore Inter Church .
male choir took part in Sunday
evening’s service, and Alan spoke
and sang. The evening’s offering
was the church’s contribution to
bis college tuition. . /■
Alan is a nephew of. Mr.. Wm. .:
MacDonald Of the Lucknow Dis
trict High School staff.
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ST. HELENS
.The ladies are' reminded* of the
meeting of the, Worrteh.’s Institute
aFthe’-hom.e of Mrs. Allan Miller
this (Thursday) afternoOn.at 2.30.
Roll calL n gpod turn . ^°^e.
who have hot handed in their
gift" for a convalescent and who
stijl wish to do so, plehse bring
it to this meeting. ' t ■ ,
•The Sacrament Of the Lord’s
Supper was observed in the Un-
, ited. Church on Sunday morning
unity. with Rev. C. C. Washington of
’ ”«*’•'Amuiui-. of i Auburn ih charge, Mn Sparling
? ■ ^Renzie, Mts; M. SorouE Witvj. Mi.'S Maigu* '■ services'at
;• W. Of ha^ M'rs. Mun-ay nwtouse and package* ol Canada] to aF.i-nd HW' .yiwoi .uo.n
•Ackers bfbducts w&re vvdn •byjnwheement,^ ■ ■
: by Mrs. Kenneth Cameron And r(1’d
' - - “ ■ Vreddirttf. . ’
.’Air.an I Mrs. H'nvf’y MacDbt
.and ? all of 1 (juunto and-MryR,’d M
■: i Dn: qair ef I.u'ckhfcw werr’wei
hmH gurrK with Mr ai^l M
’ * d» MauDoiiga/ind family
. Mrs. Grant MacDiarrhid.-"Ai)pli;.(.V’7/;;
■ atidcs used .at the 'school were
'supplied by Greer - Radio
’'Electric, ’ ■ • . ■
■ Names were drawn to dci'iJc
Or CwVIXLSM .......... , r , , ..during the? afternpon | Hamil.
cooked" ".'b/.' M ‘i/'on (or fbi’Hi.Hf*. the re-
■ war,Is re,'viVcd hT Friday' night’s
i (’i)i-nmenuemen’, ;' ’ Mr>\- IMAujvcr 'and ■ Mrs.' T,
A. Macr^innlti nf Lucknow and
Mrs. Walter Birch of Toronto
visited 'nnirsdav with . Mr.' and
Mrs, fra Dickie and unnfly,
. Mi.>s Mai’garet-. MacD?'"s,)
farina", mote; ed
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“""'icles '"ma'd e.or
. McRinnbn /.........o ___
% ’Jhd the winners included Mrs,
'W Hedley, Mrs, Harold Ritchie,
Mrs. l; Cummings, Mrs. Clare
.' Johnston, Mrs. Thelma MacDon-
-Mrs. Kenneth Cameron, Mrs.
Colling, Mrs. Clarence Greer,
. Wm,. Arnold; r Mrs. Bruce
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flUUUiui. tfonduc^ed anniversary services di
d Donnybrook. ' ' J'-
| The annual bazaar by the Wo*
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