The Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-07-19, Page 5• THURSDAY,.:JULY 19th,. 1951.
Lyceum Theatre
VJINGHAtu1
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,two,• Shower Each Night;
FIRST. SHOW AT 7..15.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
JULY 19, . 20, •21 •
RICHARD WIDMARK,
BARBARA BEL crEDDES
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PANIC
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.THE •
• MATINEE 'SATDAY'
'Monday,•
, •,
Tuesday, ; Wednesday,
JULY,; 23, 24, 25
VAN JOHNSON,
KATHRYN GRAYSON
in•--
Grounds For Marriage.
Thursday, Friday,, Saturday •
• ".July26, 27, 28 •
"EMERGENCY WEDDING'.'• •
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'HE LUCKNQW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Girls,, At Ki;ntail. Camp
About '801 girls from 8 to "ll
years are at present at, Kintail
Camp from various parts of the.
Synod of Hamilton' .and. London.
A boys' camp concluded at; .the
en'd of ' (the week. About •$6000
has been spent in Improving the
camp• including . a . new kitchen,
• a water system, modern ,convert-:
iences :and hydro service:;' •
'DUNG°AN1�10 1
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The Colwanosh Junior)'ariners.
held the .annual church service yin
the Dungannon United `Church.
Sunday evening, "'with Rev:`•J'.
I-Iarrolwer.,, Benmiller, as guest
speaker. George .Turton,, president
. of;x the Junior Farmers, . opened
the service, and Miss Joan: Clark
read 'the scripture ,lesson. A.male,
quartette made up of Harry, .Lear
of Blyth, Murray Bradburn , of
Blyth, Donald McNall 'of Blyth,
:and Donald, :Youngbludt of Au-
burn, accompanied by Miss Mar's.
jory Watt •of Blyth, :sang tvio
numbers.. The .responsive:. reading
'was led, by Ruth Pentland Mr:
and Mir. Ralph Foster . 'sang ma
duet. Rev. J. Bright,.; .pastor of
the church, .pronounced the bene, -
diction: 'Mr..•Turton thanked all
who: 'took part, including• Howard
:Blake, the organist, • and the .flow—
er committee. of •the church.
Mrs. A m 'e l i at. TreleaVen Of
SERIOUSLY HURT -SLucknow and 'little Brad-
ley of Goderich are visiting with
Provincial Constable Ro.y, Davis Mrs. :Herb Stothers.
of London suffered 'severe .head • Leroy; :Stengel has been .a pat
:injuries late. Saturday night.'; in lent in Goderich Hospital. for the`
that. city 'when `• the motorcycle. on past three :weeks:. There is some
'Which he was ' speeding: to the improvement .in his condition.•
scene of an accident, was in ;:a Rev. H. Douglas. 'T.. Fuller; of
br'"oadside • collision with ' a ear the Anglican Department for • In-
driven ` by Charles- McQuillin, diar• Mission:`, 'was 'the:. special.
Dashwood sc'hoolteacher, and a preacher' in .St. Paul's Church on
resident of St. Helens. ''Sunday last'.
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:COST' OF . NEW :LIFE HOG GIOWER
•1950'-$80.00 •.1991.447:2A07:
SELLING PRICE OF- FIN:IS:HED HOGS
1956—Much Less than 1°951
Don't Take Our Word
Ask regular users . of New Life.
PROFITS are LARGE
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Mrs.,',Ro'bert. •Iiutchison and son
Mae spent last week in' St.
Thomas and while there; attended
the Haycock-Targett wedding;
Jack and Billy, Kennedy, sons
of ..Mr. and Mrs. George Kennedy:
attended Boys. Camp at Kintail
last week.'..
Mrs. Walter. Lott spent the past
week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
unnex of Abw'ood.
Mr, :Lloyd, Huffman•v, e
has. ,arr d
in
Japan,...' ,
Congratulations to Mr. $, Mrs.
Myles. !°,Mae V illan, neWI'y w, eds.
• We welcome Mrs.• MacMillan to •
the boundary: • •. '
• "Miss Rena 'Moore of gingham
was holidaying 'at hex .home last':
week
N1r • and Mrs. Aynes and. Mrs,
IJol;borne: of St, 'Thomas ,'spent
,1• riday at 'Bob •Hutchison's;
The Whitebhureh Women's Tn'-
'stitute met in the hall on Tues-
day p.m... In the .'absence of the
president and vice , presidents,
Mrs. George Fisher• was appoint-'
ed' chairlady. Tie meeting was
opened with the singing ' of . the.
Institute . Ode, • followed by the
Lord's prayer in unison. The sec-
retary, Mrs. ''Emersthi, then, read
he minutes of the ..last .meeting,,
the treasurer's report, and., 'the
correspondence which was dealt
with. 'A motion. was Made to •in-
•vete the, .members of the Kairshea•
Institute to :ihe guests .on Grand
mothers' day at the ,September
meeting. Flan's were .made. for
the annual picnic to. be held the.
'second Tuesday of August. After
',the . business .Was :dealt with:.. the
Members joined m singing "Long,
Long . Ago.", Mrs.. Robert Ross
,gave a paper -"on, "Homemaking'
is -;no common task it is . the 'at-;
titude that makes it interesting,
or dull'.'. •.Wayne .. Farrier ' then'
sang "It is 'no Secret" accomiSaii-
ied by his. mother, Mrs. Garnet
Farrier 'gat the• piano, Current.
events 'were •read, 'by Mrs., Walter.
Lott. The roll• call was answered
by an' achievement'' of our-Insti-
tute'
ur Institutee worthy '..of publishing The:
rpeeting 'closed 'by singing the•
National Anthem:
HAS AM;EZING LUCK •
• AT' DISTRICT BINGOS:
•
Mrs - Wellington ''Henderson
won • the $1000 'jackpot prize' at
last Wednesday: night's` Monster
bingo- ,in Teeswater'. 'Her good
luck reads ,like a fairy, story for
only three weeks before, Mrs
Henderson 'won the, .$5.00 jackpot
at' 'Mildmay and shortly ' before
that • had won a $25:00:prize at
Teeswater.• '
K IN`L,o.UGH
Presents
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, .July -1#1,-,20, 21.
ANDY, MURPHY, known as "BILL Y . THE KID", comes.
back' in .the ':colorful saga ,o>
d hear America's top balladeer, Berl Ives.
..a'n •
Chapter of "Adirentures of Frank and . Jesse James"..
•Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, July 23," 24, 2S.
Curvacious Betty Grable ,with . a terrific supporting cast
iii a terrific musical .comedy
BeautiuI. Blond Froni'
BashIuII Beni
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY STARTING AT 8.00 P.M.
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Har' 'Vest "Time Is Just ' Around • The Corner
BINDERS AND C�OM•BI,NES
NOW ON 'HAND
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PLOWS, MANURE' SPREADERS; DISCS,
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'• RUBBER -TIRED WAGONS
FULL LINE' OF • REPAIRS • (),N HAND
BEATTY BARN- .SUPPLIES'
Located
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'I'HO$E 10-W, LUCKNOW
Boyes' Implement
The Former
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Bell 'at At'berley.
Mr.Georg .,:.Thompson,; Purple'
grove, 'was, a\ eeent visitor wil:li.
her daughter, Mrs:'- Alex Percy
Free Delivery — Refunds on Bags Contracts •if ' 'Desired.
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proven�t•sel:f .over. the years
. STOCIf .ON HAND.'
users
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Ontarioers of Co -On Binder. Tw><ile' have b, n saved
$120,0,00:00 Athis season alone:
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Hay Fork Rope, Cable, Forks, Cars,, P it
and OtherEquipment available.
BUY .'CO -Or QUALITX: PRODUCTS
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WE'•TRY TO PLEASE . ,
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Miss Barbara ..Murray` spent 'a
few days, last, _ week With `Miss
Jean Murray at Chepstow.
Mr., James Brasil" of 'Chapleau is
visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Alex
•Pecy and other friends' here.
Mrs.. Alex 'Percy visited on
Thursda w •
A bert Trafford at Durham.
Friends from here "attendedthe
funeral: of. the .late. Mrs. Garner
S,tanley on Monday afternoon.
•A numbo from, here" attended
the Orange celebration 'at 'Mark-
dale' on p'ly. 12th. Kinlough lodge.
wa's the . one. -attending. from the
greatest distance.
Miss Hele i Schaumacher spent,
a • few days with Mr and Mrs:
William Wall.' .
Miss. Donna: Nicholson . spent a'
few days with relatives -...at Ar-
riiow:
Miss .Erlma Jean 'Percy is hole-
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dayitxg with ' . hercousin, Miss.
"Doris Tra4ord. at Durham. •
Mr, and Mrs, W. .(Lapp ,and
family of Wingham visited re-,
Gently with Mr; and 'Mrs. Harold,
'Percy
Miss Helen Ruth•Hedley visited•
last week 'with her aunt,, Mrs
Bert, Nicholson.,
Mrs. Clare, Sparling will enter-
tain ,th'e Sr,W.A:'1 at her 'l home
Walkerton ofi Thursday, July . 19
(today) •
Mr. and:. ,Mrs, Bert Nicholson
and •Evely4ispent Stinday, with
Mill'arton friends t • •
Mr, and Mrs: Albert Trafford;
Doris and Delher.t of Durham,
spent Sifnda y with Mr. 'and Mrs.'
Alex Percy ''•• '
Miss --Karen Nicholson ;return-
ed home after, holidaying 'with
her. `cousins,: Murray . and Teddy
. The P.Y;P.A. • met• at the -home
of ' Mr• and Mrs. Robert MacDon
aidwith Wayne Johnston, presid-
ing. Following a hymn, Winni-
fred McFarlan read.: the .scripture;
lesson, Jack MacDonald and Rus..
sell Barr fled in prayer. Mr. and
Mrs.. John Emmerson inv •
erre .to :theirhome' with the Ot'h
and 14th •,lines in charge.. Minutes
arid•roll call followed.. Piano solo,
Mrs. - J. • • • Emerson and Edina
Jean. Percy.; Mrs. John. Barr and'
Mrs. Frank Thorn;pson ' gave'^con'.
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tests; • ' reading, Elizabeth Scott.::
Thee meeting closed with a hymn'
and 'benediction. . •
Mr. . and ' Mrs . Wrn. 'Walk Mr
Lorne. • Wall and Miss lelera ,.
Sohtimaeher' : visited "on` .Sunday
with Mr. ' and Mrs. Allan Wall at
Lond rn.l. Little ,Sharon 'Wall re-
turned home with thein for ,a
holiday.
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host of the highwa s
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