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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24th, 1954
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Fi^t SMwto, Starts at 7.15 p.m. Saturday Matinees 2.00
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Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
November 24, 25, 26, 27
Humphrey Bogart, Jose Ferrer, Van Johnson,
Fred MacMurray, in '
THE CAINE MUTINY
In color on our new wide vision screen.
Evenings 75c ahd 35c — Matinee 50c and 25c
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
November 29, 30, December 1
Anne Bly th and Howard Keel, in
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NOT KILJOYS
Millions of Canadians have
found a perfecU;solution-to—the
perplexing liquor problem. Not
one has become an alcoholic. Not
one has killed a single person
on the highway because of a
muddled brain. Their solution is
Simpler By their own free will,
without interfering with any*
body’s business, without. making
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a nuisance of themselves or be
ing fanatical, z they have simply
left liquor in the bottle and
turned down their - glasses at
banquets. They are not “Kill
joys”. They are resectable, up
standing, level-headed folk with
convictions. They, refuse to put
themselves into a muddled men
tal condition as candidates for
drinking-driver accidents.—Advt.
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• ».' • Al ' ‘ ' 1Attention Please, Mr. Farmer! |
If you are having any trouble with your cattle, hogs or
poultry, why not try . * . 4
Feed - A * Min
And YOU BE THE JUDGE ’
as to the value of this natural balanced formula from
organic sources. Many farmers have proven for them
selves that FEED-A-MIN is the answer to their feeding
problems of today, o
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[John Deere Day}
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DANCE AFTER EVENING SHOW
I • , IT’S FREE.. Be Our Guest on John Deere Day.
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LANGSIDE
. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Tiffin, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Dawson of White
church and Mr. Tom Purdon
spent the week-end with Brant
ford friends.
Mr. Mervin Ritchie anS Miss
Mae Dawson of Winghami visited
Sunday at the home of the for
mer’s uncle, Mr. and , Mrs. Rus
sell Ritchie.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hayes of
Lavonia, Mich., returned hoirie
Thursday after spending the last
week visiting with Mr. and Mrs?
Russell Hitchie and Tiffin fam
ilies. •
The death occurred in New
York of Mr. jfronald Cameron,
beloved husband of the former
Eva Morrison of the 4th Con.
Burial was at Deapborn, Mich.,
on Saturday where the deceased
was born and raised.- Sympathy
is extended to the bereaved.
Next Sunday the 28th is the
last Sunday for Sunday School.
The Christmas concert for the'
children is on Friday the 3rd of
December. Seals- and diplomas?
are to be given out.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Wall vis-,
-ited-Sunday-: afternoon-with-Mr.
and Mrs. John Wraith and boys
in Lucknow. .
Mr. and Mrs. Pat MacMillan
were recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank .Miller.
Mr. Ted Collyer, Mr. William
Evans and Mr. Wallace Conn at
tended the ; dedicationr banquet.
in Fordiwich United Church on
Friday evening. _ „':„
* Mr. arid Mrs. Parrish Moffat
visited in Toronto with friends.
The, Ladies Aid was held at
the home of Mrs. Farish Moffat
on Wednesday evening with Mrs.
Wm. Scott presiding. Mrs. Chas.
Tiffin read the scripture, Eph. 6,
with Mrs. Bert Moffat giving the
meditation. Prayer was given by
Mrs., / Wes Young, During the
business period it was decided
not to~send woqirens_till the New
Year. There is to be a 50c gift
exchange at the next meeting on
December 15th. It was also de
cided’ to bring a gift of pickles,
fruit or vegetable, etc., to give
a newcomer to the" community
as a welcome gift. Election of of
ficers took place with Mrs. Wm,
Scott, pres, and Mrs.' Chas. 'Tif-
finj. vice' Ores., being returned to
office; Mrs. Bert Moffat, sec.;
Mrs'. Lloyd Moffat, treas.; Mrs..
Peter. Moffat on the Sunshine.
Committee for the North and
Mrs.- John Crowston for the
South. Readings were given, by
some of the members. Lunch,
was served.
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The PLAYHOUSE
First Show at 7.30; Second, 9.15 Matinee Saturday
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, November 25, 26, 27
Humphrey Bogart and Eleanor Parker, in
Chain Lightning
The Bogart hit that leaves you gasping.
1 t ’Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Nov. 29, 30, Dec. 1
. ' DENNIS MORGAN, in
My Wild Irish Rose
Warner Bros? big parade of color, comedy and
dancing. colleens.
Wingham. Hospital and hope
she will soon be home.
Mrs. Perry Hodgins & Sharon
spent a couple of days last week
in Toronto. and altended-Jthel
Royal Winter Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hodgins
motored to London on Friday.
Mr. John Ross has {the hydro
installed.
Mrs. Sam Cotterill of Agin
court spent a day last week with
Mrs. Clayton Meyers and a
couple of days with Mrs. Mor
ley. Wall. ■
r Mr. John vGoollege, and Jimmy
of Agincourt spent last week
with Mrs. Morley Wall. Mr. CooL
lege motored, up for the week
end.: ■.( ■’
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hender
son and Linda, Lucknow, visited
Sunday with Mr. arid- Mrs? Jas..
Wraiith, ■
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schumacher
visited Sunday with Mr. 1 amk
-Mrs.—MelvinZettel, Walkerton*—
and attended the baptism service
of their niece, Marilyn Ann Zet-
(tel. ■ •
Miss Helen Schumacher is ,
helping , at the home of Mrs-
Burton Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Collins, Port
Elgin, visited Sunday with Mr-
and Mrs. Midford Wall and Don
nie.----------- ............ ........................■. ..
Mr. and Mrs. -Alex Whytocfc.
and family spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. James Carr anti
family of Wingham.
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John Deere Dealer, Kinlough ■ Phone 13-f-ZO Ripley-
tickets on— -- . .. .
Harold Whytock spent Tues
day with Donnie Wall;
The children of our school had
a holiday on Tuesday as our
teacher, Mrs. Graham, was as
sisting ’ the teacher at the 8th
Concession on the request of In
spector J. M. Game; ‘
Aim To Increase
Forum Membership
Members of Bethany Farm
F^orum, eleven in number, met
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Wrdith on Monday evening. Since
this Forum was organized - two
years ago it has had as mem
bers
Con.
bers
•The
gins;
the families on the 10th
of Culross with some mem-
from the 10th of Kinloss,
president is Arthur Hod-
vice pres., Clayton Meyers;
sec.-treas., • Mrs. ' Frank Brown;
TssisWt"rs^^Mrsr~J^s-.-Wraith-7
As the membership, is small, a
motion . was passed and second
ed that the president and vice
president contact the Other fam
ilies in • the. section and invite
them to join the Forum. Cards
were played’ and lunch served-,
bringing our first meeting toge-,'
ther to a close. We’ll meet next
Monday evening at 8.30 at the
home of Mr.''and Mrs. Clayton.
Meyerg. - __. ' ‘
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Wall, “Grandma” to many, of us.
Who .will celebrate her 82nd
birthday on Friday, November
26th. She has . three children, 11
grandchildren ahd ' twehty-four
four great, grandchildren.
Mrs. Don Donaldson held' a
miscellaneous . shower ’ recently,
for Mrs. Kenneth Rome of Tees-
Water. '
We ate sorry' to report Mrs.
Frank Green to be . a patient in
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