The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-05-13, Page 5PAGE FIVE
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 13th,
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Lyceum theatre
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Two Shows Each Night
FIRST SHOW AT 7.15
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday
MAY 14, 15^ 16
GENE AUTRY
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TOE LUCKpjOW SENTINEL/ LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ..' •
WHITECHURCH
Miss Winnifred Farrjer of Tor«
s PhtP spent the . week-epd at the
home- of heF parents, Mr and
’Mrs, W* R, Farrier, '
\ > Mrf and Mrs-. Fred. Hall and
, of Windsor spent the
Mrs.
WAGON TEAM
MATINEE SATURDAY
Monday, Tuesday, May 18, 19
YVONNE DE CARLO, - ~ .
JOHN IRELAND
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Hurricane Smith
Wednesday/ Thurs., May 20, 21
DENNIS O’KEEFE,
Marge & 'Gower Champion <
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Everything I Have
Is Yours
PLAN HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN
W. B. Anderson of town at
tended a meeting pn Friday night
of the Wingham fiospital Board
of which he is a member.
•Rev. HariveyvL. Parker, chair
man of the Public Relations com-
riiittee, met the Board ~and sug
gested if they would,, undertake
the complete financing of the
new bpiler house and laundry,
the P.R.C.—Would—begin—a—pro-;
gram aimed at securing the nec
essary funds for the. erection of
the new wing. ’
Mrs.Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
John England on Sunday were
Mrs. Raymond Morrissey, Jr.,
Mr. Edward 1 England and Miss
Jacqueline Ackerinan of Elora,
Ont.
week-end with ' Mr. and
Stanley Moore.
Mrs. Harvey Tichborne of God
erich spent the week-end at her
mother’s, Mrs. D. Kennedy.
’ Dayid MacKenzie, $on of Mr,
,aP,d Mrs. Rob-t.iAdams,—was—bap-
tized in the United Church on
.Sunday.. .. .. ' . 7. •
x Ml and ,Mrs. T. Inglis, were
visiting in Forest, Petrolia ’and
London la?t week. ?
Mr. Nat Thompson returned
■home on Monday from Winghgm
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Heiffer
and sons of. Turnberry spent Sun
day with Mrs: E. Welwood. • •
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Sim
mons and daughter Nancy spent,
the week-end, at her parents^, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Martin. ..
Mr. and ’Mrs, Chas. Moore arid.
Mrs. Wes. Moore pf St. Cather
ines called on Mr: and Mrs.- A.
Moore on-, Saturday. Mrs, W.
.Moore is staying up for a.while
at her cousin’s, Mrs. D. McDon
ald of St,. Helens. •
.’ Mrs.- V.. Emerson and Mrs/ Geo.
Fisher were among those who at
tended- the- Institute - conference
that .was held in Guelph lasL
week. . . ■ ■■
Mr. Thos. Morrison, who has
been a patient in Westminster
Hospital, lasit week had three- toes
amputated on Monday.
£ The immediate family called'
on their mother, Mrs. D. Kennedy
on Mother’s Day.
..... .Mr.-1 and. Mrs. Walter Bell and 1 daughtet Heather spent, the
week-end at' her home at Bur
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Bell of Pine ‘
River spent Monday 'evening with
Mr. and Mrs. W. Bell. -
We are glad to have Mrs. J.
Tiffin back at her home in the
village again.
Mr. and Mrs. Line of Toronto
spent Saturday with ’Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Watt.
Mr. Thos. Henderson called on
his friends in the village last*
week.
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t Be Caught With
Your Fence Down J
We Are Now Stocking A Complete Line Of
FENCING AND ACCESSORIES
Lucknow District Co-operative
Lucknow Phone 71
-Start: Your Chicks
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NEW LIFE CHICK STARTER
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Ren O Sal Tablets in Solution
■ Jamesway, Feeders and Waterers
CrawUrd Store
ORDER
your
1953.
CHICKS
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CARD OF TriANKS
The William Stimson family
wish, |o acknowledge with sincere
appreciation the beautiful floral
tributes, acts of kindness by
neighbors and friends and- ex
pressions t of sympathy in
most sudden bereavement.
I would, like to thank all those
who sent cards and remembered
me while "my) infant son David
and I Were in the hospital and
especially to.thank H.W.i. for the.
Tovel-y-box-of-fruitT;-—-—-—7-=
Mrs. Donald Watsbn.
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I wish to thank thp West Wa-
wanosh farmers iOr their splen
did support helping to speed up
the last spray by having their
cattle ready, and T will give you
mine by seeing that the 'brushing
gdts done. •
Vic Errington, Inspector.
IN MEMORIAM
ROBINSON—In loving memory
of a dear wife and mother, Mrs.
Wm. Robinson, who passed away
one year ago on May 16th;
Her weary hours and days of
pain,
Her troubled nights are past,
And in. ..our aching hearts we
■ knoiy . • > ';
She has -found sweet rest at last.
—Ever remembered and sadly
rriissed by Husband., and son
Wayne. ■
IN MEMORIAM ’ '
ROBINSON—In sad and loving
memory of Mrs; Wm. Robinson,
who passed away one year ago
on the 16th of May.
There’s, an open igate at the end
of the road
And we each must go alone,
For there in a light iwe dimly see
Our Father claims His own.
Beyond that gate our loved one
Finds Happiness and rest;
And there is comfort in our
thoughts
That a loving God knows best.
—Ever remembered by Mr. and
Mrs. Jack MacLeod;
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In The Estate Of William Murdie,
: deceased.
All persons having claims
against the estate * of Williarii
Murdie, ; late of tlie Village of
Lucknow, in the County of Bruce,
Hardware Merchant, deceased,
f-Who died on or about the-7th day j
of April, 1953, are hereby notified
to send in to the, undersigned
Executor, on or before the 30th
day of May, 1953, full particulars
of their claims.
Immediately after the said 30th.
day of May, 1953, the assets of
“uTe estate W/ill be c
amongst the parties
thereto, • having regard only to
claims of which the Extecutor
shall then have notice.
Dated at Lucknow, Ontario,
this 22nd day of-May, 1953.
Kenneth C. Murdie, Lucknow,
Ontario, Executor.
■R. W. Andrew,, his Solicitor
herein. • '■■ ■ 7
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The PLAYHOUSE
; ’ Thursday, Friday, Saturday, May 14, 15, 16
See the boys that delivered the ammunition to the fighting
men—Thrills in every turn—and life at its lowest premium__
Red Ball Express
with JEFF CHANDLER
; , £J-. ' . - y ■■ . - • -■ -.-i .
SATURDAY MATINEE’ At 2.15 p.m»—Doors open at 2 p.qv
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, May 18^ 19, 20
Glory Alley
. A famous street in New Orleans—and a real good entertain
ing picture—with LESLIE CARON & RALPH MEEKER.
TIMKEN
OIL HEAT
tbee surveys and estimates
OIL BURNERS • OIL FURNACES • OIL BOILERS • .WATER HEATERS
HISELEI^ arid SON, Phone 426> Wingham
Mr. and Mrs. Dune Thompson
and their little granddaughter,
Bonnie Lee, visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hodginsr—
Mr. & Mrs. Tom StewarU spent
part of Sunday with Mr. and" Mrs.
Mac MacPherson,' 8th Con.
Sunday v isitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Tom Stewart. Were Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Goesel and family of
Kincardine, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Cornish and family and Mr. Rus
sell Stewart, Olivet. .
United Church W.M.S.
The Afternoon Auxiliary of the
-W.M.S____bf__ the United Church .
was held at the parsonage pn
Wednesday afternoon, May 61^1.
1 Mrs, Robertson opened the meet
ing with a message on Sowing
and Harvest: Prayet was offered
~by~M1‘s:'At"ATW
iMrs. Robertson were appointed as
delegates, to Hamilton Conference
in June. Papers were given by
Mrs. E. Taylor op Christian Ste
wardship, Mrs. Andrew on Com
munity Friendship and Mrs.
StOthers on Literature. Mrs. W.
6. Anderson reported on the
Eastpr Thankoffering meeting.
A report on the Presbyferial held
in .Southampton was prepared by
Mrs. Meiklejohn and read by Mrs.
Miss ’ Alice. Haldenby spent a
couple of nights* last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Midford Wall <and
l Donnie. '
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown arid
Reg visited Wednesday evening
■ with _Mr.land Mrs,.-Hugh_Niehol-.
son and family, Bervie.
Mr, Frank Schumacher assisted
Mr. Art Hodgins with the> seed
ing. ‘
Miss Gertie .Wraith who spent
the ' winter1 months working in
Wingham, has returned to her
home here.
Mrs. Frank
day evening with' Mrs. Mary
Wall. : r • J '
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Ron Stahley (formerly Millie
Stewart), who \vas: a . patient in
^Ivinc\ipdine-HospitaLfor_.over.-two-!
weeks, was able last week-end to
be taken to the home of her sis*
ter, Mrs, Ralph Goesel, KincaV*
dine. .. • . ' , • ■ ' ' ' -*
•Miss Mafy Gant arid her bro*
.ther; Joe/ Bervie; spent Saturday^
with- Mr. and Mrs. i!Jas.. Wraith.
Sunday. Visitors with Mrs. Mary
Wall andJim and Orville Wilson
were Mr. and Mrs. -Joe Wall, of;
Teeswhter; Mrs. JBei^t Shewfelt
smd ’family of Kincardine.
H. Treleaven. After singing hymn.
252 a splendid program was en*
joyed. Mrs. Hall read the scrip--
ture >and offered prayer. Rev. and “
Mrs. Meiklejohn gave a piano,
duet, Mrs. Hoag gave a very, in
teresting topic on United Nations:
and Christian Missions, followed
by a trio by .Mrs. Joynt, Mrs-
Hall and Margaret Rae. A paper .
was given by Miss Webb on her •
sister’s work, in Nigeria. Mrs.
Andrew gave a reading followed
by a hymn pnd”Mrs. T. A. Cam
eron closed with prayer. . ‘
The June meeting will be held
at the. summer home of Mrs. A,
Breckies. Following, the program •
luncheon was served;
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at 7c to 9c per lb.
liveweight.
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or write me
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