The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-10-10, Page 5,VOIX1414SDPsir, OCT. '14th, 1956.
CLEARING
will be held at the . farm of
GEORGE STUART
I,,OT 18, CON. '9, WEST WAWANOSH TWP.,
114 miles South of St. ilelens,,• on •
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, ,LUCKNOW,, ONTARIO
Thursc..ay,-
at1:00pan •
CATTLE --Stock how, 6. years old; •freshe
ned 3 week,calf
at foot, Good. Stock Cow,; 5 years old, due Jan, 1st; Red
Cow, 6 years old, due in April; Cow, 8 years old,.milking;
Grey Cow, 9 years old,, sold open; Grey Cow, 6. years old;
due in February; 'Red Cow, ill:), years old, due in. April; Red
Cow, .-5 - yeat'a' ald; -.!calf _at, foot -Grey .Cow;- 6 -years old, calms
at foot; 2. good-$tock'Calves, 4 months -old; MAc1IINERY--
.Massey -Harr •Binder, , 7 ft., nearly new; Cockshutt Fertil-
izer Drill, 11 •d'is ; . Cockshutt drophead Hay Loader, nearly
new; Massey-liarris Side Delivery Rake; 1Vlassey-Barris 5%
ft. cut Mower; Robber -Tired Wagon; . 3 -drum Steel' Roller;
Horse Disc; .6 Steel (Drums; Many .Articles too numerous to
mention;
Tens''. Cash
George Stuart, Prop
4' '' sostsesssosisssissoussossasoss.,....
Donald. B. Blue, 'Ale.
• BORN
:MORM—to Mr. and Mrs:. Wh-
mer •Moran (nee. Noma Collin-
son), London, on, Monday, Oct-
ober 8th at St. Joseph's Hospi-
tal, a son,. •
• CLEARING
•
.REGISTERED
SCOTCH Si:IoRTHoRN CATTLE
At, The Farm Of •
M. C
TYNDALL and: SON
R.R:: 5, GOD.ERICH, • ONT....
• .On the 8th Concession of . Colborne Township,
7 Miles Northeast of 'Goderich, i 1 Miles West of Blyth.
1
edne. ay, October' 17th
at 2:00 . o'clock P.M.
Robert. Amos, Guelph, Auctioneer
`'. , 50 HEAD SELLING - 50
1
These cattle. are all TB tested and calf vaccinated.
'The bu11s that have .'been • used in this herd have the
blood of some of the top°Ibulls that have been used in Scot-
land and Canada such as Collyriie Royal Barrage, Burford
Bolido,' Corrimony. Golden' Sovereign, Millhills. Festival by
Ascreavie Democrat. •
As :we are • not big .breeders,,. We have: top blood lines
in the .herd: •These; cattle have not been fitted.for sale and
are just in pasture. condition.
Anyone wishing :a list Of the sale, phone Carlow X1522
or write 01.. C. Tyndall, R.R. 5, Goder`ich, Ontario: •
WHITECHURCI-I
Miss Marjorie , Coultes of
Guelph General Hospital spent
the week -end at here hone, ..
Mr, Mac MacGregor and Gor-
don Welwoad of Wingharn visit,
ed with. Timmins friends, for a
few days last week,
Mrs. George Fisher held a
i plastic demonstration at Mrs.
Dan Ti ffin's last Tuesday night.
Mr, and Mrs. Alex Inglis have
moved from Toronto- to Mr, Toni
Inglis' farm home on - the hig!h,.
waY.
Miss Winnif red. Farrier of Tor-
onto spent the. • holiday week -end
at her home 'here. ,
afIr:- and Mrs. Chapman and
Garry visited in Toronto over j
the holiday ida-y
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gillespie &
children of Sarnia visited Sun-
day .with. their parents, Mr. and
Mrs.. Gillespie and Mr. & Mrs,
Farrier. •
Mr. Mac MacGregor returned meeting on Tuesday evening,
to New York .on., Saturday after October 9th; was accepted. Mrs.
spending hs.holicl.ays at his • home''MacPherson read •an article by
PAGE.
:and Larry .of .London were week-
end guests of .Mr:: and°Mr s.' Ches-
ter Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Cadman
have returned to their home here
after spending several months in
Lucknow and Goderjch.
Institute Meets'
Mrs. ' Frank(McQuillin, conven-
er of .home .economies: and health
gave an informative and thought
provoking ' paper at the meeting
of the Women's •Institute ;held on
Thursday afternoon. She based
her remarks mainly on cancer.
Mrs. Andrew Gaunt, the presi
dent, -was in" the chair and there
were 22 ladies in attendance.
Mrs. G. 1VfacPherson agreed to
be • a leader: for the girls' club
in ' Sleeping Garments with Miss
Jean ,Aitchison -as -assistant ^$5:00
was voted to the IC.N.I.B. Mrs.
Andrew Gaunt *as• appointed as
a delegate to the ,area convention
in London. An. invitation from
the Whitechurch ladies .la their
here. t
The•• annual Presbyterial con-
vention . of the . W.M.S. of United
Church was held ' in -Brussels
United Church, on Friday, Oct-
ober 5th.. These -attendingfrom
here with Mrs. Jas. Falconer,
and Lois, Mrs. Scholtz, Mrs. Laid-
law, Olive Terriff, Mrs. Beecroft
and Mrs. Gillespie. Goodreports
from all organizations were
heard from- the many ,Societies.
Mr. and Mrs.:1Vfalcolm Ross,
Mr. and Mrs. Sig Foien and Ree;
•aydon and Mrs: �Co-i spe`ri the',
week -end, here owing to the, ill-
ness of ,their mother, Mrs. •Ross.
Padre Young on: "If you ask me,
.work is 'a blessing instead of a
curse". Phyllis Barbour favored
with a solo "Count your Bless-
Trigs".. Jean Aitchison gave 'a
reading, . "What to . forget, ; and.
what to remember". $rs : Charles,
McDonald gave two poems, "An
Old Prayer" and "A Recipe for.
a happy. Day'?. A rememmbrance
• day service was discussed and it
was agreed to procure a wreath
to be. placed on the cenotaph.
'At the conclusion' a social 'hour
eras enjoyed wftl 71VY'rs. Charles
iocDonald and Miss Jean Aitch -
n as hostesses. '
Mrs: Alma Campbell, Jean and 'His manyfriends hope for the
Barbara of London-' visited . with speedy recovery of • Mr..Arnold
their cousinss, Mr. and Mrs.. Rob' Woods . who suffered ,a severe
ert ,Ross. • coronary thrombosis and is a pat
Mrs: Lott. spent Thanksgiving
with Mr. and Mrs, . Carl 'Lott' in
Wingham.
ST
'Thedeath of .Mr. Jr. D. Ander- •
son on Sunday Morning .came as.
a ; shock to his. many friends. • iii
this oonnnunity: ; The sympathy
of a host of, friends goes to 'Mrs.
Anderson and the family. • •
Mr: Gordon Green :of Prince -
was a, -holiday. visitor with
his- parents,' Rev. and, Mrs•. B. F.
Green. . ' •
Mrs,.'GR. Woods, Mrs. •Alex Mur -
die and Bob of Kitchener .spent.
the holiday week -end , at their
home 'here.
Visitors with Mrs D. Todd for a
the Thanksgiving week -end. '.in-, v
eluded Mr. ' and; Mrs: D. J. Mc- r
Intosh .of St. Catharines and Mr. b
dent izi Wingham Hospital.
Barry 1VfoQuillin brought fur-
ther: honors to . the community at.
the Western. Ontario. 4-H chaxn-
pionship .'show ,.held,, at London
on Saturday: Barty's calf, •Scot -
ty, won first place in'.the Short-
horn division. For his showman-
ship Barry won ; first in the
'Shorthorn division, rvLsion, first in the
beef csection • and reseruTe grand
champion' sof, the show:. Mr.. and
Mrs. '. Fred !�VlcQuixlin, .Mr. and.
Mrs. Andrew Gaunt and Mt1raY-
also attended the show.: Mrs.
John •Miller visited with Mr. and.
Mrs. John Sparkes.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Irwin McCabe,
Marvin and Brian cif Windsor
were holiday visitors with Mr.
nd Mks. Carl. Johnston of Blue -
ale and
lueale'and relatives here. On their
etuzn• they : were accompanied
y..Mr. John McQuillin.
& Mrs. Neely Todd,' David, Jan-
et
an et .and'Mary of Stratford.
Mr, . and Mrs, Gordon Miller
on Debenlures
and Guaranteed-- -
Trust cOrtificates:.
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5 years
lor one and two' years
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WEDDING. BELLS '
BAKER—SHANTZ
Marriage vows were solemn=.
ized in the Presbyterian Manse
by Rev. J. Murdock of . Waterloo
'ori • September 28th, when Eva
'Marlene Shantz became . the
ii bride of Arthur Frederick. Baker."
I The bride is the daugther. of Mr,
and . Mrs: Irvin Shantz of : Baden
and the groom, tl son of Mr. and
Mrs, Edward Baker, Lucknow.
The. bride : wore . a" ballerina
Lyceum Theatre
WINGIIAM
First Show at '7.15
Thurs., Fri., Sat. Oct. X11-12-1izs
Burt .Lancaster . Jean Peters
in,
"APACHE"
This is 'outstanding entertain•*•••
ment for actionfans and deals;
with a one-man war waged •b • •
a rugged . and uncompromising. �...--
Apache •brave,. against the U.S,
army=
'Mon., Tues.; Wed.. ' Oet. 15-16-17
Gary Cooper. Charles. Bickford m
"COURT MARTIAL OF
BILLY :MITCHELL"
This is the dramatic account, afi
the ., 'stormy career . of Billy.
Mitchell, a leading .exponent bf::
air -power in .the early days e .
aviation, who deliberately , risk
disgrace . and dishonour `' in 'EC
murt-martial to. bring before the
public the serious • defects in they
nation's small ignored' airforce x
the 1920's. ,
C0=0P
PROPANE:
GAS
and APPLIANCES •
• for
. farm, home ' and industry
LUCKNOW DISTRICT
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:Phone :Laekuiow 71.
•
length gown •
of shimm
r`m
g
crystallette and a finger tip wed, • .
of ' ipearis ;and sequins- Sher ear-
ried • a bouquet of white baby`t
anums-and-red --rosebuds. i,..* -...,,7M'
Miss LorraineI'VfacDonald •
.Lucknow, matron of 'honor,. wore-, •
a ballerina length figured dusty
rose gown.: similar ,to that of the
bride, .' For,.. her . headdress she. •
chose a . dusty rose feather
hat. She.: carried a bouquet poi"
white! .baby mums,. ,and yellow.
rosebuds.. .
'Mr. Alvin Baker, brother. s
the groom,' Was best man..:
A ` quiet reception. ;was held;,
at the home . of the bride 'with:,
the- bride's :mother wearing a..
black crepe dress with silver
trim: , and. matching accessories
The mother of the groom wore
a dark navy suit.with navy and:
white accessories.. •
For travelling the bride wore -
a dark. brown princess line dress ..
with ' winter white accessories~
The •couple will reside in Luck--
110W.
uckno!w
PARK TH•
EATRE
First .Showing 7.30 — Second Showing 9.30
Now—"The Man• Who Knew, Too Much" -directed by Alfred
Hitchcock with James Stewart and Delis Day. Vista color.
CANADA TRUST
COh1PANY
HEAD 'OFFICE' L. LONDON, ONTARIO
E. . Aglow, Lucknow
District R�epir,sentatvas
burn n Phillips, Dungannon
rYn iss til l
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MON.;' TUES. & WED: Adolt entertainment'`
"EAST -OF -EDEN",
� -- 'In Cinenrascope
11 The great' emotional story that, set the .critics raving 'about.
• its cast and itsdramatic impact:
_ James Deans . Julie Harris, . Raymond Massey & Burl 'Ives
1
.. - . A`TARZA 1- ESCAPES"--'- _ .
•
• I. A second feature will ,be shown to,'eomple.te this program.
Coining.-� a rowel ;ch ller' --.-The .Creat
tit. ore rVi�'alks l�l'rinatng its
,
THURS., FRI, : & SAT; -.-Double Bill
JOHNNY 'WEISSMULLER
with a cast of favorites in a new version of ,the
jungleadventures that: made him. ,famous.
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