The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-04-11, Page 7'W 7m pAX, APRIL. 11th;. 1958 '
lyceum Theatre:
WINGHAM
Matinee Saturday' 260 •P ltn.
Thurs., Irl„ Sat., Apirl 12-13-14
ClarkGable . ' Jane Russell
Ii,obt, Ryan
in:
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"THE TALL MAN"
+A. 'super western with man inter
eating 'and ,exciting story, thrill-
ing• action sequences, and above
average romantic. interest. •
Mon, Ttres , -Wed. April, 16-17-18•
1,ana Turner Richard ''Burton
Fred ,'MacMurray ,
in
"THE RAINS OF
RANCHIPUR"
Lavish' settings with striking
authentic Indian.' locale with • the
realistic depiotio"n of . the havoc
and destruction of • a Violent
earthquake. Louis Br'omfield's
novel, "The Bahia' Came". makes.
an exciting motion picture.,.
PROPANE:
GABS
and APPLIANCES
s.
for ...
farm, home. and •industry
LUCKNOW DISTRICT
COOPERATIVE. INC. .
Phone Lueknow 71
ROYAL : ARCH .MASONS. HELD..
LADIEoS' NIGHT BANQUET
•
Members, of the . Royal Arch
Masons hayed boat tb their
:wives .ona Friday •evening at a
ladies' night banquet ' in. the Re-
:creational Centre. .
James .Boyle, who is: head •of•,
the Chapter, presided and 'exten-
ded • •a welcome to the gather=.
• ing. Mr. W. B. Anderson . pro-
posed a toast . to :the '.ladies and.
• Mrs. J.' W. Joynt'replied. '
•` Mr. J. W. Joynt . introduced
the special, guest of .,the .even-
ing, .Dr
ven-ing,.Dr Hay . of Listowel, •;who
showed, an . interesting,' film. on
'iris trip to Mexico. Cameron' Mac
Donald presented a suitable gift.
—1D Dr..; and Mrs. • Hay.
Allister Hughes thanked • the
ladies df the L' ueknow Women's
Institute who catered for.. the•
banquet and Mrs.'Chas. Cook re-
-+plical. .
'l.'HE LUCKN(2VW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
HOUSE, FOR SALE modern, 8
room brick house on Havelock
St. Oil furnace, hardwood floors.
Apply to Dr, T. B. Cleland, Luck
now.,_ '
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs, Robert ,Ritchie and Fara
ily wish to most sincerely thank
teriends and. ;neighbors • for the.
many. kind acts and 'expressions
of synvpathy during the ' illness
and at the time. of the death of
ai dear f husband . and father.
,Mr. and Mrs. Cyril 'Campbell
wish to thank friends 'and neigh-
Ibors i in the Itackett community
for the lovely,' gift .presented
them, . also :to thank ',those who
assisted, them to:move, and those',
.who. reitnem'bered thein in various
ways .during the _past . winter
while' "they '. were , ill. ' All' these
kindnesseswere ' indeed appreci-
ated.
Mrs.Charles MacDonald wish-
es
ishes to express thanks and :appre.c-
iation to all her friends for the
lovely cards land' gifts arid spec-
ial.:thanks to the . St°.Helen's W.
A, for the lovely violet sent to
her ,while she was : a' patient in
Victoria Hospital., London.
IN MEMORIAM
KAAKE—in loving niemory of a.
dear wife, and ;mother, Mrs, Wal-
iter'. E. Kaake, who passed away
one year ago today,.• March. 29th,
•1955. .
aettii4
1955._
•her,
Our hearts cannot tell " what to..
say, •
God alone '. knows how •we ,miss.
her, f
In a. home -that' is lonely
--,-;Sadly ..missed by Husband and.
Family;
CHAIR' 'PRESENTED
AS SEND-OFF GIFT °
At a social evening. in Hack-
ett's JChureh'last Thursday even-
ing; Mr. and sMrs. Cyril Camnp-
bell were presented with a love-
ly platform rocker by Hacket
town folk, prior to their depar-
ture . from the community where
they ' had. resided 'since their
marriage forty-two years ago.
A :variety • program was. enjoy-
ed which opened ..wvith a sing.
song, and, .included solos iby Mrs.
Robert, Scott, • Mrs: Peter Cook,;
•violin.; selections. by Mrs,' Blake
Alton with 'Elmira Alton.at• the
piano, an Easter parade featur,
ing a group, of ladies;,decked
'Easter finery:: with Mrs Scott
at :the piano, ixistrumental;num.
l5ers tby •Alex and Wayne ,Hack
ett' ' and George Henry, ..piano
solos .by Marilyn Carneron 'and
Barbara Nelson, .humdrous read-
ings by Wm. Buckingham and
Mrs:' George Alton, .A :.one -act•
play , "Dorothy Durnb, -Cenus, Tak-
er" , vvas enjoyed by; all.
Four children dressed as East-
er bunnies announced' the vari-
ous numbers. They were Sandra
and. , Linda Cameron, Harold
Menary ,and Randy Lowry...
During the, evening the pres-
entation was made by Elmer Al-
ton wiith the following •address,
read by Bert Alton.' Mr. ';Camp-
made a- fitting reply of
Mrs. • Wilmer HarIton respond
ing on 'behalf .of her 'm'other,
who was unable to .. be present.;...
The evening ;closed with the
singing of Auld 'Lang Syne and
the : National Anthem..
• The, address w,asas. follows:.
:Dear Cyril and ' Mrs. Campbell, . •
Tonight in the midst of a soc-
ial evening in our church, when.
.all yourfriends :and neighbors,
are gathered around you, we
thought . it ' a • very .' opportune
time to '. extend to you our best
• wishes, 'on. the ' change in' your
;lives. •which' you.'. are about to
make.
' Although we are sorryto have
you- • leave our.' community, we
know these 'changes: Come, soon-
er or: later and.' what is our. loss
is someone' •else's gain.
•We. sincerely hope the coming
years will be ' kind to you ;:and
you will :. enjoy many, years to-
gether in• your' new, home... •
You have both' always • been
willing to lend -a helping 'hand
whenever the 'need arose, •whe-
4ther it was: to stranger or neigh..
bar.
• Wewill miss you. from your
favorite. ..pew in our ' church;
where you have•. ;both. •:served
faithfully in one Way or anoth-
er..Mrs Campbell 'you have ser=
ved . our Missionary ,Society as
president .and as a faithful work,-
er in, our you* were always
there to .help:out. We are;'gl'ad.
'you have '.nod; decided to move
too far away and we sincerely
hope to often . • see ' • you aback.
among us;
We , ask you to; accept this gift
as .a small token of our :esteem,
`and with our ibest wishes.. May
God's j. richest . blessing\ go with
•yott to . your.. new home. •
Signed on behalf, • of your•
friends' and. •neighbors .of Hack
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LANGSIDE
ilk/figs Lois Ribey has four be-
ginners at .S.Sa No. 9, Itinloss,
They aro, ,Lynda Dawson, Mur -
•ray Morrison, Robert 1/1a0Millan
and John Adarns.
'Mrs. Wilson •Wall is ill at her
home with pneumonia, Mrs. Len
Conley of 'Cargill spent a few
days the IfirSt of the Week at.
the' parental hOrne.
Tuesday evening, all the merri-
Many Relatives", were 'linable to
reach St. Helens. The folk who
came and stayed,',,enjoyed a soc-
ial- time and- -dancing to -_,the
Wraith ordhestra. .It is' planned
to hai;o. the play this Wednesday
and 'Carol 'of Detroit were visi-
tors: last week With Mr. rand,'Mrs.
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WO 'Shows Each Nightl-at 1.39 Saturday 1VIatinee at 3.30
FRIDA and SATURDAt
APRIL 13, 14
, Ann Baxley and Steve Coclirani,
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, A dramatic story of carnival life, gripp with sus-
pense that centres around a high diving act.,_Youll regret
if you miss this Picture,
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f!ARK,.'.THEA cod,.
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NOW-1.-Thurs:, Fri. and. Sat. .Dotible Feature Prograni
.' • Marie Blanehard; Frank Lovejoy ,and RichardiDenning
Buried treasure, a suspected murderer' and a, hurried trip to
• Berlin, Germany, combined in a melodramatic thrill picture,
' "THE CROOKED WEB"
- Randolph Scott, Angela Lanshury and Warner Anderson,
1 A raw town in COlorado with a main street nobody dared
crogs ,but the straight-shooting niarshall of Medicine Pend,
/Monday, tuesday..and Wjednesday,— ,,
• Jose Ferrar,. Trevor Howard and introducing ."Yana"
*1 A new and outstanding attraction—a smash hit inl':London-,-:
"A LAWLESS, STREET"
In Technicolor
1 , Coming—"It's A Deg's Life" -r-411 scope and color
1
John 'Cameron.
We: are sorry .to • report that
Rtith,erforcl are. on the Sick list.
Many, friends hope . for speedy
recOvery;' also. for Miss Norrna
Murray, 'who is a patient in
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McQuillin,
and. TerrY.:'Were visitors on Sun -
,clay with. Mr. John. MCQuillin &
Mr. and Mrs.. Carl jOhnston at
Bluevale. Mr: McQuillin mak.-
ing favorable :recovery frorn the.
lin of Hamilton Were Easter vis-
itors with their Mint, MiSS peO,
rice 1V1cQuillin and other rela-
WI: !Proposes Garbage Dump
'The. Women's, .Institute meet-'
ing was 'held .on Thursday April
5th in,the community ha,11. Four-,
call, which waS answered ,
•Was given with cash on, hand 11,7!
ing $128.73. It was 'mentioned
that the Short course which is
to be ,Pn June 19th,:is to be on
'",SaladS". 'It was deeided to have"
the Play from Belmore on Thurs_
day night, 'April 12th. A Igarbage.
fOr the:, CoMmunity was
discuSsed and it Was decided'
that we mention this to bur
Council. The standing, Committee
reports were given: Miss W. D.
Rutherford suggested that each
Member be responsible :for giv-
ing the history of their oWn fam-
ily for the .Tweedimuir history
and also, any 'snaps of their fam-
ily and -ancestors as far kack as
they. can find ,wouid .be appreci-, :
ated. teldie Gaunt played
CouPie pietes on the piano,
Weibib gave a reading.
Mrs. Frank McQuillin conducted :
i • contest arid Mrs. 'Andrew
9aUnt- gave a reading: The meet-
-ing closed iwith the ."Queen". ,
dainty ',hutch was •serVed by the
hostesses,; Mirs. AnclreW Gaunt,
Mrs. •Ernest Gaunt, and Mrs. ito!.s:
Y.P. Meeting
• The meeting of the St. Helens
Y.P. was held on' Sunday, April
8th: Marvin McDonald was in
charge , of .the WorShip service.
Following , a •call to. worship Mar: -
Via led: in. prayer. After the read-
ing of a 'poem the hymn "My
`faith looks .up to Thee was Sung.
Marvin then read. a short storY.
The scripture was taken from
Acts. MarVin led in prayer. The
worShip service closed by sing-
ing the hymn "The .Church's One
foundation". Due to the absence
of bOth the president and • vice
president, there was only a short
Administration. Mr. Howlett had.
charge of the Bible study.' There
was' a short siiig song. Mrs. 11.07 -
lett PlaYed the piano and led the
sing song. The meeting closed
with Taps and -Mr. Howlett pro-
nounced the, benediction.
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at the
LUCKNO*SALES BARN
aturday, a 5th
Cattle must be consigned prior to above date
HANDLE 125 HEAD
ROBERT MacINTOSH,• PhOne 62-r-11, Dungannon