The Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-11-26, Page 7DNESD ,Y',, NOV. 26th, 1952.
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3.00 p.m. For Country;. Children who missed
the first show:
Please Attend Only Once To Make Room
For. Everyone.
FREE CANDY FOR ALL =-=
KINLOUGH:
Mrs. Jacob .Eckenswiller Obser-
ved her 90th birthday on, urs -
. clay .last and enjoyed friends. ho
'called during the day and ma y
messages which'•helped ;to add to
the happy occasion. The entire
community extends heartiest,. con-
gratulations to this.. , grand old
lady. ,
Mrs. Norman Fry and. Rickey
of. Wingharn were ' With the for-
mer's mother, Mrs. Wrn. E. Hal.
derby who .has been: confined to
bed .•
Mrs: Raynard Ackert will en-
tertain • the. Women's Institute . at
liei home •on Thursday next, . De=
ceniber 4th.. Conveners; Mrs. Jack
Ackert; assistant .convener, .,Mrs.
Alex Percy; roll. call, My favor-'
ite. Christmas carol; exchange of.
gifts; :topic;.' Christmas;' contest,
Candy,; motto, Let's 'keep the
Christ in: Christmas; demonstra-
tion .on needlepoint, Mrs. E. Ack-,
ert;.lufich; sandwiches,Mrs. E.
Ackert, Mrs. P•, A. Murray; :cake,
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TRADE MARK REG.
adds zest to lunch
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Mrs. R. Elliott, Mrs. Lorne .Eadie.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haldenby
of Toronto were' recent ..visitors
with friends in the village,'
Congratulations to ,Mr.:&. Mrs..
Joe .Cassidy. (nee.,Kathleen Gra-`
ham) on :the gift of a baby boy.
Mrs J. W. Colwell spent a`few
.days With Mr. and Mrs::Don Me -
:Cosh, • Purple Grove:
1V Ir. and . Mrs.' Verne Hodgins.
of "Barrie ,Visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Toni Hodgin. s during • the
week.. '
Mr. ; , and Mrs.' James- ;Needharn
and ;,Walter' of 'Ripley visited in.
the village on Thursday
The Holyrood Stitch. arid' Fit.
Club • held , their third meeting at
the home of Mrs. Frank Thomp
son.. .The meeting opened with
"The more we get • together";
Minutes . were : read and' the roll
call was . "A. line in clothes that
suits Me". ;The evening was spent'.
in cutting dresses. The next 'meet-
ing Was held at •the; home of Mrs.
Alex Percy. A bound buttonhole
was demonstrated and work on
the dresses continued.
.r:. Mr. and Mrs..James, Hodgins„
visited during the week in :Tor-
onto the , guests of Mr. , and Mrs.
Charles Sutherland. •
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Wall spent:
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Wall at London. .•
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DUNGAN NON
The Sunbeam 'Club held a
dance in the Dungannon, Agri-
cultural, Ill' On Friday, night
with, a fair attendance. Music for
dancing was supplied by Tiffin's
orchestra,
The Colwanash Junior ,Farmers
`and Junilor Institute held a suc.
cessful benefit dance. on Friday
night in the Parish Hall with.
Smith's. µ orchestra of Brussels']
supplying music for dancing. The.
dance was for a ..past president,.
George Turton of Carlow, ..who
was seriously injured 'in a fall
last spring that has left him crip,
pled and he is now in a' Toronto
hospital whereeverything 'poss-
ible is being done, that he may
'walk again: Receipts at the: door
were splendid and . other 'dona-
tions: from frien& are rolling in;
Bride -Elect . Showered :
Miss ,Marie : Chisholm w a s
pleasantly surprised with ,a mis-
cellaneous shower at the: home
of Mrs. Allan Reed on Fr: iday
night prior; to her ' marriage,
About 45' 'friends and neighbors
attended and . oto the strains. of
the wedding march Played, by
Jimmy Reed on the; ;trumpft,
Marie was serenaded to a spec-'
ially decorated ',chair in the liv-
ing room.' and was' showered with:
confetti. Mrs: `Harvey ,Mole con-
ducted a history contest and' Mrs.
Geo. Twamley a 'reading, "The
Wedding". Mrs. Jack Caesar read
verses' • as clues to ..where. gifts
Were hidden. and Marie. was kept
busy on . 'a :. treasure . hunt. "For
she's 'a:: jolly: good fellow" was
Sung, led by Mrs: Herb Stothers;
who also led in a 'sin'g Gong. Miss
Beth McConnell gave' a reading.
A dainty lunch was served by the
hostesses,' Mrs.. Jack.'Caesar, Mrs,
W. A.'; Stewart and Mrs. A° Reed.
Marie, a. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack :Chisholm, is an em-
ployee of the Goderich Bell tele-'
phone' office: •
Church Desecrated
Dungannon citizens are ,shock-
-ed at the 'rowdyism of youths on
.Friday night when, on Saturday
Morning, it was discovered that
St. Paul's . Anglican ,church had
been broken into by. prying the.
lock .'off the ''door :and all evi-
dence pointed to drinking• hav-
ing taken place "within '
• Mr. `• and ' Mrs. Irvine Naylor,
newlyweds of .Newmarket, spent
the week -end, with_the groom's
uhcle, Mr:, and . Mrs. Wnt '' Irvin.
On Friday night they .were' en=
tertained at' a party *at the: home
of Mr. and Mrs. .Root.., Irvin..
Guests were Mr: and 'Mrs, • Eldon
Irwin, Carolyn and Richard, Mr;
and Mrs. Chas. ,Morrison, ;Kaye
Wand 'Billy, . Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Blundell arid 'Melvin,' Goderich,
and Mr.. and Mrs.. Wm;.'Irvin, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Irvin and Terry,
9th Con of :Ashfield. . '
Mr. Jack "Eedy, O E.C. student;
Toronto; ':spent the week -end • at
his 'parents' home, Mr. and Mrs.
H J. L. Eedy
Mrs. Lily }legman; St. Thomas,
is visiting her cousins, Misses
Nettie and Rebina Sproul '
Mr. ,and.. Mrs. Fred Fowler ..of
Southampton, were recent: visitor's
With *the former's brother, .,Mr.
Chas.' 'Fowler, Mrs. , Fowler and
Tommy. .
Mrs. R; McDonald, Wingham,
spent 'the week -end with her dau--
ghter Mrs: Wilfred .Pentland.
"` Mr. and -Mrs. Thomas Ander-
son, " Sr„ Lueknow, observed
their' ,golden wedding with
`family dinner. at their home in
Lucknow on Saturday. Attending
from these parts were their` Son,..
Mr. Harvey Anderson, Mrs: An-
derson and family and Mr. and
Mrs.. Gorden., Anderson. ;Other
relatives who planned to calx to
offer congratulations: at their
home 'on Tues., Nov: 25th,..
There's "na luck about the
hoose" Is not true at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ho lard Sproul.
On Friday'.night at the Stnbeam
Club dance in the Agricultural.
Hall, Garry Sproul, 7, 'Was the
winner. of a lovely .electric Mar
coni radio that •the Agricultural
Society had •sold tickets on. Nor-
ris Sarepson drew the ticket; The
door ' prize was won by Gordon
a1ed. About a month' ago ,Mrs..
Spr oral: kwon $25 at bingo at Cod=
cr relive Two year ago Mr. Sproul
.ion a 11.50 Studebaker from. the
Ts irisriierr's Club,: Goderich. •
- Mr. I .cis 1VIcAllister,• a Strat-
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ford Normal student, Spent the,
weed -end with his parents, Mr.
and :Mrs. Mason McAllister.:
Mr; and Mrs. Ross Eedy and
Mr. Heber Eedy spent Thursday'
at the Royal Winter Fair. Little
Paul and Rosemary Eedy spent.
Thursday and Friday with- their
grandparents,. 'Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vey Fuller, .Goderich Township;.
Mr. Wm. Wiggins, has purehas=
%I a;., farm , forarierly' owned by
Lorne Pentland east of the.Nile,
and will take possession in the
spring.,
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