The Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-10-07, Page 3'WEDNESDAY, .. OCT. 7th, 1409
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, 'ONTARIO
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AT 'GER DUNLOP INN
Highway 21, 3 'miles north of Goderich
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11th
Chicken dinners .• 12:30 to 1:30 .'.(noon).
Turkey ` dinners '5.00 . to. 7:30 (standard time)
(Reservations given special attention)
:Catering to weddings, .anniversaries . banquets; etc.
Mrs. G. "Canting,. 'phone Carlow 406
Local &GeneraI.'.
Mrs., . Clinton, Smith ..of Sea-'
forth (the former• Kate Macl?on
ald) was a visitor in town last
week.
• Mrs. Ray La Vigne-of Windsor
and Mr. •,and M.rs. Ben' iIamiltOn
of Auburn were Sunday visitors
with •Mr,; • ,and Mrs. . George
Saunders.
Mrs.. Lorne:.Farrish . Underwent
a major; operation' 'inGoderich
'Hospital': ori ' Tuesday of .last:
week and is convalescing fav-
orably " °
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LUCKNOW .
UNITED. -CHURCH
Minister:
Rev.. Gordon`, R. Geiger,
B.A., ' B D.
•• THANKSGIVING
SUNDAY . OCTOBER 11Th
10:00. a.m. Church School •
11:00 am: Divine.` Worship.
INF`AN'T: BAPTISM
'Nursery in the -Church House.
Thought for ` the week
He that plants thorns .. must
neves expect to gather roses.
,Lucknow.
Presbyterian Church 1
i
Minister:
Rev, _Wallace McClean !
THANKSGIVING '
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11th
1.10:00 a.m. Sunday School
.111:00'. Morning a.m. Morning Worship
1 3::00 'P,m, Hun;gatinon,
Mr. ' and ' ;Mrs. Jack• Cooke and
Janet are" visiting in: • Detroit
John and Donald Johnston of
Toronto spent.' the '. week -end
with their . parents, Mr. and Mrs.
.Russell Johnston of —Ashfield.,.
Mr. 'and 1VXrs: A.. C. . Agnew
and Evan. have . moved this week
to the apartment in the Murdie
Block: .
iGarnet Henderson is a 'pa'tient
in Victoria. :fiospital, . London,
having been ' taken • ' there • on
Tuesday of. 'last week: •
Mr.' and 1VIr• s. C. A. .Higgins of
Detroit: are visitors with .Mr.
and: Mrs. Herb Curran of Ash
field . and: • With 'Other, relatives
in.. the community.
Mrs. Bruce MacKenzie return-
ed 'last .week from a visit in
Montreal and was accompanied
iby her mother, Mrs. De Gruchey,
who had spent. a .,couple: of,
months with her .son, .and daugh-
ter in the Quebec metopolis.
• Mr. and Mrs: ' Hank Krueger
of ,Detroit spent the week -end
with' 'relatives . here and were.
accompanied by Mrs. Edi Thorn
who: returned from a visit. in
'Detroit.. •
Alex "Sandy" .Purdon' under
went an operation in Toronto
General Hospital on, Thursday of
' last• week and is making satisfac-
tory,
atisfactory; progress. 'He was hospital-
ized
operation.
about two'. weeks .before the
LADIES; THIS IS FOR YOU::
School ori skin care ; ".in the
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Recreation Lounge R om, .INuck-
.
now,' on Monday, October ,19th
•at.8.30 p.m. Edna Rayner, beau-
tician,. All ladies : welcorne,
Social hour to follow.
Local Lady's Father • Passes,
The funeral of John R. .Lind-
say,.' age 70, of Huron Township
bras held at .Ripley • on Monday.
Mrs. Ross Cumming of Lucknow
is a daughter, and there are two
sons, Walter of Huron 'Township
and Harry of . Walkertoni
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LIONS MEETING ..
(Continued from page 1),'
terspersed by: violin music by
Elliott Carruthers, W. L. Mac-
Kenzie„ Walter Collins and ,John
'Peteiibough, with accompaniment
by Mrs: Ross. Cummings..
Lion : Bob Finlay . repeated that
Teen Town would start en: Oc-
tober 9th. Lion Harvey: Houston
repented for the Welfare Com- •
mittee.
The question was raised 'as
to what. assistance is to be ex-
pected locally from, the Wing `-
ham Lions Easter seal campaign,
to. which • this district has con=
tribugted ;;for several' years. It
was decided to invite the Wing -r-.
Siam Lions Crippled Children's
Committee to , ` an early • meeting
of . the LucknowClub to clarify'
the pictdre:
• Lion Rae Watson ,gave a de-'
:tailed report . of the •• Board of
Governor's meeting in Toronto.
How to finance the :proposed
Club projects .was• discussed, 'with
coin: cans, a_,: stag'' night and.
draws, as :suggestedsources of
revenue ,
Lion Harvey Webster stressed
that October was :'membership'
/month:
Because . of the:next next regular
meeting : falling on .Thanksgiving
it was set for' the • nex:t night
Tuesday.
VILLAGE; .COUNCIL
(Continued onpage3.)
was possible at the• 'rear;, of bus- •
iness ,places. On . the: north side
west. of ,the river,;••access is not
good, and Council discussed the
future feasibility: (certainly, not.
this year) ' of building a new de-
livery road from Wheeler Street
a block north, along the river:
Abridge, over the river at,. this
point is something that might re
ceive future consideration, •and
besides' providing. for an access
road, would relieve ,heavy . traf-
fic onnMain ' St.'
This,' of 'course, is ' only a sub-
ject of discussion' at, present.
In the meantime Reeve George
Joynt was "delegated• to contact,
transport and truoperators in
the ".big'" truck Bck lass, and seek
their , co-operation to ' do what:
they 'can to relie the highway
relieve
congestion.
Endorse No .Drilling
Council endorsed a resolution
seeking' , to prohibit oil explora-
tory drilling in Lake ' Huron,
which is •claiined to be a threat
'to water pollution.
BORN_. -T,-..
LE GRAND -to • Mr. and Mrs:
Art LeGrand . (Ardonna John-
stop) at •East General Hospital,
Toronto, on October 1st, a . son.
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LADIES' .and MEN'S WEAR: FASHION .MILLINERY
ENGAGEMENTS:
•Mr. and Mrs. Rene •Tremblay,
announce' the • engagement, of
.their. daughter; Raymande, , to
Mr. 'Robert Morton, son ',of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert' Morton of
Lucknow. The • wedding will
take place' on Saturday, October
17th in the RCAF Chapel • ;at
Moisie, Quebec.
Dr. and Mrs. Austin C.' Car-
Bert, of Elmira announce the en-
gagement of ,their daughter,.
'Barbara Anne; • to Mr.. Russell
James Alexander Barr, of Tor-
onto; , son of Mrs: John Barr of
Kinlough' and•,the late Mr. Barr.
The wedding will , takeplace on
"October,; 17th at 4 - o'clock at
First United Chapel, Waterloo.
SKUNKS `HAVING "FIELD
DAY" STAGING `COLD WAR".
Talk about cold wars—the ' lo-
cal skunk . population which
seems . to have increased ' sub-
stantially—is having a field day
literally petrifying ' the inhabi-
tants.
nhabi-tants, without starting ' a ' "shoot-
ing war."
There have been some pretty
hair raising ,experiences, • from
which one can draw only::a
couple. of conclusions 'these
skunks know they.. have the. 'up
per hand., or they've shoat the,
'In midday last "week one, of
the anirnals boldly' played -hide='
and;seek:. ar'oiund,the front steps
of .a ..Havelock . St. • home. .Not
far distant from this scene, a
dog tussled "playfully" 'with :a.
black • and white "kitten," with-
out the usual iesults. ' •
But. 'Bill . Webster's • exPerience•
caps it all? -and he swears. it• is
the truth. While sitting on. the
window , ' ledge outside ,Mason's
garage :recently, a ' skunk. came
around the corner of the garage
off ,Inglis Street, "hugged" :the
front of the building and ambled
unconcerned .. under Bill's legs
While he . sat "frozen", • to • the •
sill. The skunk meanderedout to
Main Street and "swung" east
up the sidewalk. •
'And, so the' stories , go:• These
aren't just three isolated inatan; •
ces.
DAUGHTER ' OF FORMER
CO=O'P. MANAGER •WEDS,
A' double -ring 'ceremony was
performed: by the Rev. ' A. W. •
Meacham when Lynn Marie
Stevens, Thamesford,' and Ed
ward Lee Bradey, London;. ,ex
changed marriage vows. The
bride is the 'daughter oI Mr. and
Mrs. Jack :Stevens, Thamesford,
and • formerly . of Lu,cknow, ' The
groom is 'the 'son of Mr. and
Mrs.- Jack Bradey, • 1Vlarkdale.
Mr. and Mrs:,: Bradey will re-
side in Thamesford. The . bride :.
is •.a graduate of 'Victoria 'Hos-
pital School 'of . Nursing.
Lyceum Theatre
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.1NGHAI"I
Two shows each .night
First at 7.15
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Thursday,. Friday, Saturday,
October 8, 9, 10.• •'
Jerry Lewis . Marie McDohald
in
"THE ' GEISHA BOY"'
Jerry Lewis, is cast as a bung-
ling small-time.: 1 magician, and
the action' centres 'around his;..:
'Misadventures when he joins a
U.S.O.un, it to entertain troops"
' in' Japan.
RK THEATRE
Now Playing Bing Crosby, Debbie .'Reynolds . and
1 Robert Wagner, In. "Say One For Me" — In scope.
i and. Color.
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, October 12, 13, 14 ,
I Deborah
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o •London, to Paris, a romantic
From, Hollywood,' comedy stacked with action and fizzing fun
C.OUNT YOUR BLESSINGS'
-- Scope. •& Color
Thursday;
Friday,
FridSaturday,
tur a'
October
cler, 16, 17
: George Montgomer"TaFandDavid . Farrar'
Mines,"
The son of the'white' hunter of ' " King Solomon's
now an adult, coniines the spectacular African
adventure. .
VVATUSl
i• — In Technicolor
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Coming --"The Mating Game'` Debbie Reynolds. and,
I . Tony Randall.
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