The Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-02-25, Page 3WEDNiESDAY,: Z'E;B, ' 25141, 1959
THE LUCKNOW: ,SENTINEL, LUC KNOW; ONTARIO
RAGE 'TIMER
NEAR :F FTYE1'GHTH
ANNIVERSARY
Mr, and, .Mrs, Robert *Ferries of
Cal,garY, and natives of this corn,
xnunity, • will be .fifty-eight years
married in April,: Her ibrother,
. Mr, John MacRae of • Lucknow.
recalls that roads were blocked
. at that time of theirmarriage,-
Mrs:. Farries, who observed her
.84th :'birthday on Friday, Febru-
ary 6th, was the former Mary
Anne MacRae; a daughter of the
.late Duncan•:Mac .ae and: Sarah
MacCharles, and was born and
raised 'on the MacRae farm, Annear
L ocbalah,; now owned by K. L'.
MacKenzie.
• Mr: Farries , . a native of the
Langside'district was farming -at
Curries Corners in Ashfield when,
they were married in 1901. ,Soon
they left Ashfield and in 1903
Went' Westward, to settle at Yak
ima, Washington Later . they
.Moved . to Alberta, • Where` they
have spent'most of their married
life and having been living re-
tired in `Calgary for some :15.
years
Farries was secretary. 'of
th :Hays municipality for almost
thirty years until his retirement
in 1944:
A clipping from a Calgary •pap
er refers ,to •Mrs Farries ,interest.
in highland dancing' as . a girl,:
and also to : a :bicycle, Which. was
a factor in romance .; blooming as
Robert took a' hand in .teaching
his future._ bride to ride it
.. Mr. and .Miffs. • `.Parries have a
family.:df ten- sons and daughters,
all residing 'in'' Calgary except
•one daughter . in Toi onto,
MacRae visited . with ` Mr and...
Mrs 'Farries .a couple of .:years
ago on the occasion of a trip
West. He was the : only .boy iri a
• family of 'four, Mrs. • Farries and
he: are the two survirors.. Two sis.,
ters, Mrs Donald 1VIacKenzie of
New York and Mrs. George
Craig have;, passed on
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ST ,:.PETER'S
C.HUICH
Lucknow ,.:
ANGLICAN :CHURCH
of CANADA
Minister.
Rev. H. L. Jennings, !i
SUNDAY,MARCH. lst !i W
..l,
Third Sunday in Lent !.
11.:00 a:m... Moaning prayer: i
Until further notice services/.
will"be; held ,at the Town Hall.
1
Lucknow
Presbyterian' Church
'Minister:
Rev.Wallace McClean. !•
SUNDAY, y: MARCH. 1st •
11.00 a.m. Morning Worshi.p. i
12:15 p.m.' ' Sunday School! . i
3.00 p.in.
A
7:00' p.rp.
Dungarnnon .
Evening worship
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LUCKNOW
UNITEDCHURCH
Minister'
Rev., Gordon R. Geig
B.A.,. B.D,' ' ' 1er,
SUNDAY, MARCH 1st
• F
10:00. a.m. • Church School.
11;00' a.m. Divine WorshipI
Sermon theme; ' " • i
The Deadly Sin' -•- Laziness i.
Nursery during church
Thought For The Week:-
It is'not •the number of!'
hours that':a-artan puts ,in,, but!
What ' the man puts in the!
hours that counts.. , ' y1 .
HEINZ B, ABY 'FOODS, tains 10 for '$1.
DR. BALLARDS :CHAMPION
2c off pack, 15 oz. tins . • ' ` . 9 for' . $1,.
SIMONIZ..NON-SCUFF' . WAX, :quart. tin,' $i.
WHITE SWAN TISSUE,, roils: 9 for $1.
KLEENEX TISSUES, chubby' or regular,
.packages
PERSONAL IVORY SOAP, .bars . 12 :f or $1.
WHITE SWAN COLOURED TISSUE:
Pink, ;yellow, blue, 'green, .:rolls _____ 9• for $1.
ROSE ' Brand MARGARINE,'' lb.' pkgs. . 4 for $1.. • .:
Garden Patch cut Green . Beans, '15 oz., 9 for $1.
Wagstaffe . Red Plum Jam, 24 oz. jars 3 for . $1.
Wagstaffe- Orange and; Grapefruit Marmalade,
24 oi.: jar . 3 for $1.
Southern : Cross Solid Light . Meat Tuna Fish/
7 oz. tins f 5 for $1.
:Red and White Homogenized Peanut Butter `.
'9 oz. tumbler _ 4 for $1.
Fancy Quality Libby's Tomato Juic
e,.,
20 oz. tin . .:
7: for.
$
Choice . Quality Tomatoes "Culverhouse"
20
20' oz. tin. - 6 for $1.
Kraft Deluxe : Slides, 8 oz. cello 3 for $
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' LIBBY'S °FROZEN STRAWBERRIES
,15. oz.;package 3 for 1.
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United 'Church Mission. Band
The meeting , opened with . the.
' Mission Band hymn and closed.
with the purpose.- Roy Button
read the minute's and Sharon
Whitby the treasurers report:'
After a hymn, Mrs. Whitby gave
the • story. Shefry :Jardine gave
the call to 'worship and .Terry
Rathwell read the.'.scripture..
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NO ACTION AT HOLYgOOD•
MEETING ON FRIDAY'
Friday night's. •stori'n cut "down
the attendance to six .at a meet-
ing " in Holyropd, called to dis-
cuss the pros ' 'and cons of an
organized ° vaccination of . town
ship cattle ' against ' rabies. No
action' was . taken,
Press reports indicate: the `G. ov-
ernrnent .ma,y be considering a
vaccination program, The opinion
has been expressed that . cattle
could be, vaccinated effectively
within. a Month or ,so Of going'
onto grass.
onto .grass
Local:& General
'Mr. and Mrs. Morgan . Render
.s'on were recently in Montreal
attending the Lumber Dealers',
convention.
Mr: and: Mrs. Gordon Bailey ;of
Bailey's Beauty Salon .are. this
week taking ':a post .gradate
course .at the International Aca-
demy of.. Hair Dressing in Toron-
to. •
Mr. and Mrs. William Ritchie
have returned Shorne after spend=
ing the last month:, with Mr. and
Mrs. ' Elmer Wall of °Teeswater
and 'with. the Papernicks •of Coder
rich. •
Miss Lorna Campbell- who' has
been :visiting here at . the home
of her sister,' Mrs. R. H. Thomp-
son, .left on' Sunday for Toronto,
where • she has.,accepted a.. posi-
tion, in a ' doctor's office.
Anamaniammajammora
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DOIVNYSROOK Lyceum Theatre
Mr; l•1., 1 . ChatnneV and song
Wm. R. ' and grandson Danny.
Charnney of. Windsor were weekr
end visitors with Mr. ,and Mrs.,.
R. C'hai�nney and ether members
of the .family.
?. The local, euchre club met on.
Friday evening • at the home of
Mr. and Mrs.. Chas. Jefferson.
High scores were held .by Mrs
Jas. Leddy and Mr lip Jefferson
and low by, :Mr. and Mrs.. Win„
•.flardyY •
Mr. ,Thos, Kearney , returned
last week from St. Joseph's hos
. pital w:here'he.had been a pati.
• ea' forseveral weeks.
• V INGHAM
Two . shows each night
' First at 'y.15
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Thursday,: Friday, • Saturday,
February 26 ' 27, 28.
John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara
THE •WINOS.OF EAGLES°
A ,highly entertaining blend of
lusty 'comedy, . human interest,
land drama. •
PARAMOUN'T, INSTITUTE
The. February'.rneetirg of the
Paramount Institute was held at
the home of Mrs..' Bob. Reid with
Mrs. Emile McLennan . in the
chair: ,The meeting opened with
singing'` the Opening Ode and re-
peating the Mary Stewart Coll-
ect.. There were ten. ".ladies,; one
visitor- and . •two youngsters' pre
sent. Mrs. Fred Martin gave the
current events. Readings ; were
given, by Mrs. Bob Reid, Mrs.'
Bob" Car �.pbell,, Mrs., Jam . E1p,
hick, Mrs. Jim, Ketchabaw. .A
guessing contest . conducted . by
Mrs:. Bill Stanley* was .won by
Mrs. Emile McLennan. There: was
'HOME: BINGO:
NUMBERS
For Week of 'February 23rd
:Monday, February 23rd ... d 52
Tuesday, February 24th :.. • B, 10
.Wednesday, February . 25:: B. • :1
Thursday, ;February 26th B • • 4
Friday, February, 27th • B 12
Saturday, February 28th p, N 44
a contest :by Mrs. Stanley: The
meeting, closed by ' the National
Anthem and a dainty lunch: was
served:
PARK THEATRE .0d
NOW PLAYING,— Jerry Lewis in "Bockabye Baby in
. colour' , with Marilyn ' Maxwell.
Monday;. Tuesday, and. Wednesday, ,March -2, 3, 4
James
Stewart, Audie .Murphy, Dianne Foster':& Dan Duryea <;
A series of railroad payroll robberies becomes the focal
point of a "stirring conflict between ,two' brothers,
"NIGHT ' PASSAGE"
In ` Cinemascope and • Technicolor
Thursday, 'Friday, Saturday, March 5,' 6, 7 -DOUBT E BILL.
Marjorie Main, Percy • Kilbride ,And all the Kettle "Kids
S for another i..
Journey to the South Seasriotous episode in.
. their untranquil lives, : ..
MAP
rt rand:KETTLE,
AT. WAIKIKI"
An ''as the second half of ,an entertaining 'double bill
'. "S 1V1 O K E S
A swift moving Indian -adventure,. starryilig
-l?AN'A ANDREWS 'and PIPER LAUDE •
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cot Ing "V RTIGO" with Kirnv Novak and James. ;Stewart
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