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THE' LUQKNOW SWIVEL,, LIJCHNOW, ONTARIO
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Minister:; .
Rev.. Wallace McClean •
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9.
00 a,m, Sunday- School,
11;00 San, Morning, Worship
3;00 p.rr>; Dungannon;
1;00 p:m • Evening Worship .
LUCKNow
UNITED CHURCH. I
�. Minister:
1 Rev: Gordon. R: • Geiger, • t
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER ' 9
10;00 can.; Church School, . 1
11:00..a,m.: Divine Worship'
Ser>non theme "THE 'FAITH!
*OF OUR,, FATHERS" . v '
Tuesday,; • November • 11. ' .
Community ��.'Remembrance t.
C y.
;Day . ''Service 10:00 a.m.
• 'Thought ,For The •Week..
Be is kind as; you can to-.
day.; because you. may not be
here 'tomorrow "
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Local & General'.
M'rs. Jessie ' Allin is a' patient
in Wingham Hospital..
Mrs. N; J. McKenzie, who was
quite ill for a, time, is in improv.-'
ed .health and was able to . return
home ten days .age and is. about
again. , r n
• Mrs W, B Anderson has been
visiting in ,;:Port' Colborne With
her' . daughter, :Mrs... Wm,, '. Swan.
and family astir.; Swan has been
ill. .He was hospitalized for 'a
tirrie but is now convalescing at
his:.. home.:.
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The .Paramount Institute will
meet at the : home.• of : Mrs. ' Al.
Irwin on Wednesday, . Novernber
12th' at two o'clock; All members;
remember to.. bring .their touch
and take -parcel. " •
Mrs. Charles. Thomson, who'has.
been making her home with Mr,
and. Mrs; Elmo Pritchard, suffer; -
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Was • taken to Wingham Hospital
on Sunday, It was just .a year
ago that ; Mrs. Thomson suffered
a similiar• seizure,
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Recent visitors • ;with • Mr. :and
Mrs: Alex.l?.urdon were: Mr: and
Mrs. Athol Purdon and family of
Sarnia; Mr: and Mrs. 'Hector Put -
'don and' family of 'Sarnia, ' Mr.r.
and 'Mrs. MacLellan of, « Lan
ark, Mr. Robert Purdon, Mr and
Mrs.. Ermond Heart of MacDon
aids
1� Corners, Miss ;Bertha Mac-
Kay, Miss Bettie Scott and Miss
Jean' MacWhinney of - London. ,
COL' LECTED. '1550 • CLOTHES �.
HANGERS, AND :540: BASKETS.
Brownies Met as usual in the
Council, Chambers with eighteen'.
Brownies present;•After the open-
ing ceremonies, and. the Fairy'
;Gold' was .collected,we had in-.
spection for neat, berets' and. shi . y
pins., The Fairies come: out best..
New Tweenies; passed their
Brownie .r Promise, . and learned
the 1VIotto Law, Salute' and. Hand
Shake and practisedthese, ready
'for' their test next Week. • Golden
Hand :Brownies made , little bpoks
to. keep their -bulb records in.
Miring' Pow -Wow, Brown Owl
read a. letter concerning our fees;..f
which this year have been in-
creased to $L00,' This'm oney' gees
to'. buy insurance to cover injur=
ies at +meetings or, camp. Part ; of.
it •goes • to our Area, where it
trains Guides provides camps
.and rallies. Part goes to the Pro-
vince, • and is used, .for' training,,
the ;mon y ' things that make the
Guiding, wheels ego. around. 'Part
is sent ` 'to Canadian ,Headquar-
ters, to promote Guiding all 'over
the country. Finally ,Canadian 1
Headquarters, sends on same' of 1
your money .to the. World Assoei-
ation'.to help Guiding around 'the.
world. So , lets get ibusy Brownies
and earn 'tha ,$1.00. Don't, just
•ask mother for it..
Many thanks to everyone who
helped the Brownies • with hang-
ers and baskets. Fifteen .hundred
and fifty; hangers andfive•hund
red and forty .;baskets . were: col'=
lected and sold. ' • '
Everyone played "Ju,mp -Jim-
Crow," and' Packee read a story...
Brownies' 'closed with' prayer,
and • Chimes ..and • after cleaning
up all went ' home ;'through the
Fairy Arch.
"Lest We Forget"
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mbrance Service
in
LUCKNOW. UNITED CHURCH ,
at 10/00.a.m.
U;ES cAy. NOVEMBER
Followed 'by the Cenotaph ceremony
wreathes at 1 1 00 am
Legion ' and Ladies Auxiliary members, veterans and
all organizations' parading to the services .are asked:: ,to.
assemble at the.. Legion Hall. at ,9:30'`a.'m.
LUCKNOW 'BRANCH CANADIAN . LEGION'
N.o. 309
and''. placing o
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Ladies' and Men s 'Wear -: Fashion Millinery
,11�IISSES', TEENS'
, Cold -days a + ad' so, •wear, .a warm interlined: , and
mill fined coat from a selected stock,
psi.= n . Fleece, . Broadcloth in colors, dark and subtle.
an st lesvariety.
ood
., tones, sizes -•. d y . � , . .,.,.
A
FREE.SCARF
WITH EVERY COAT • :
ACCESSORIES DELUXE!
SCARVES oblongs, sheers,' headsquares, .'in 'nylon,
floral and, plains: .
GLOVES —• nylon; , fabric, wool, rayon;
HATS colors in velvet, velour, felt, angora tie -ons,
- for children.
HOSIERY. service, crepe, lisle, nylon;
NQi_e.co�ors,: navy_and black.
BLOUSES nylon, jersey, •alluracel.
1 BORN
ERRINGTON-in Wingham Hos
pital• on Wednesday, October. 29th,
to Mr. and Mrs: George: Erring-
ton.
rring
ton,. Dungannon, a ' Son, William
George.
'UMBRELLAS •'
Six only, assorted colors; reg
• ular $7.00 value. • To .clear at '$3'.98'
each. See our window.
''MOKIM'S "DRUG. STORE
:Win. Fisher is not in the best,
of health and ,is confined to bed
at his hom4,e, •
• Miss Mary Porteous of Teron
to spent.. the week -end with" her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Por-
teous. 'who leave for Florida the
first 'of next: we k..
Miss :Marlene. MacLennan,
'daughter of 'Mr. and 'Mrs H. :M.,,
IVIacLennan ,` Ife-w ` to Vancouver
on ..Friday, to visit • Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G. Shelgrove (Ruth Johnston).' .
Marlene is, 'an' employee, of the `
Bell Telephone Company at .Lon- !.
•y doh.: is :on three weeks' •vacation.
rhe.,srorid!s*Most'HoHO�,d'$hO!
52 Best
Picture Awards
and World -Wide
Honors
,stairina
DAVID NIVENN
CANTINFLAS
ROBERT: NEWTON •
• SH.I..RLEIf .Ma,cLAINE'
'Featuring 44 "Cameo" Stars
;TECHNIC6LORo
sotiedpiay by JAMES POE, JOHN'; FARROW and
S. i. PERELMAN • From the Classic by JULES
VERNE ••Directed by MICHAEL ANDERSON
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SIX,. DAYS
NOVEMBER • 1.0, 11, 12, 13, 14, 1
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One Show. Nightly Starting at ' 8.15 p.m
2.00 p.m.
Matinee Saturday,
starting at.
r•vening 'Adnssiot' . $1.25 .75c 50c
jNatiiee Admission .90c .75e 50c
iK THEATRE
Now Playing—A picture you may remerber , as the. best:
r, .you've seen, ever! . "PROUD REBEL —.. Alan Ladd, David
Ladd, Olivia DeHavilland. In teahnicolor.; '
Mon., Tues , ''Wed, Nov. 10, 11, 12 Adult Entertainment
Anna 1Vlagnani, "Anthony 'Quinn and Anthony Franciosa''�.
On an 'Italian sheep ranch -,. a robust tale' of .:lust ,and ,
violence, of hate and love, and of .. a man's obsession for
the it ' ory. of his dead wife. •
"WILD IS, THE WIND"
'In Vistavislon
Fri.,, Sat, November 13, 14, 15 - Two' Features!
Rory . Calhoun and Anne . Francis • ' '
'Sentenced .to hang 'for. 'murder, •a gal flees Texas ' for
Kansas and finds a . more rugged destiny.
"HIRED GUN"
' ,Johnny. We▪ ismuller, Maprene O'Sullivan, . C Aubrey ' Smitb/f'
An original M.G.M.:all-time ,hit!; The greatest ,thrillerr of
them _'all!'
`TARZO,1 THE APE MAN"
• Coming, Lauren Bacall and Robert Stack In "Gift of Love.
.' In color
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remembrance Day
Hours
LUCKNOW BUSINESS 'PLACES .
Will Close Tuesday Morning, November 1 1 th
IN OBSERVANCE OF
REMEMBRANCE DAY
Stores Will Re -Open At :..12:30, . o'clock
Lucknow Business .Men's Association
Bob Finlay, President
WHITEEHUREH and - Mrs. Bill Rintoul. 'A . short.
program: was presented. by the
pupils with Wayne Martin, chair.
man.
Prize winners for costumes,
Brian Purdon arid Linda McGee;;
The 'Library Brd sponsored:
a concert, and' masciva�d
for Hallowe'en, On • Friday. Rev.
• Marshall 'made. • a" very . 'genial
and Marlene, Martin The' Judges
chairman for the occasion, Musi
cal numbers by' Mr:, and Mrs.
Horton; rummy Hackett' of Luck -
now: 5 S.' No: 10 orchestra; Mrs:
Elroy. Laidlaw and Mrs. B,Schol--
1 tz (•as' ghosts) ; John Willis with
i the 'violin; • and Doris. Ross', and
!Mary Fisher played piano solo$:
The; ,Juniors arid, the Seniors of
Fordyce school sang choruses on
Hallowe'en: Karen �Groskorth„
i ancf Jacqueline Kerr sang' a 'duet.
e' Winners for the best costumes.
were.: Fancy. ,,Gent -Mrs. Willis;,
Fancy Lady --Mrs • E. :Scholtz;
Comic Gent --Mrs: Andy Ritohie;
,Comic` Lady --Mrs. Pete 'MacDon-
. ald; , Comic 'Bey-Neal._Marshall;
, Comic Girl --Janie' Laidlaw; .Fan-
cy .Girl --,Doris Ross; Best Hallo-
ween ' couple --Shirley 1VIoNeil
were:' Mrs., Ira Woaali,. Mrs.. Roy
Irwin and' Rev.. Marshall.
j.. Lunh` was'served 'and
e dancidanceng 1enjoyed,, to music ''by Farriers
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orchestra, '
r' At Fordyce School the ,teacher
and•pupils entertained the moth;
•set's. Contest *'inners were ' Mrs.
ton Martin, Mfrs. Gordon Taylor
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and for. jack-o'-lanterns, Billy
Robinson, Doris, Sharon and Don-
na Rintoul.. Mrs: 'Rintoul's team
won a spelling match., ' Lunch
:was served:
HALLOWE'EN "PRANKS"
Hallowe'en has'come and gone;
again, and locally there, appears
to have 'been a minimum of, wan-
ton damage, although there ale
always some isolated. instances.
"at least of individuals- been eau- •
sed expense and inconvenience...
At, the Greer Private Hospital;
rose' trellises were damaged and
broken, • and cabbage. uprooted
and destroyed. This was 'not •con
fined, to a singe place, or to Hall-
owe'en night alope.
There was ' the usual waxing'. ,
and : soaping of windows, with,
•ibusiness places bearing the 'brunt
and by the height it was'applied
it wasn't all the 'work • of young- ,
stern: . .
But a 'good window washing,
never goes . amiss` and there was r •
do avoiding the fob: on Saturday
inbrning.
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