The Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-06-10, Page 5*
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■WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10th, 1953
<fc*.Lyceum Theatre
WINGHAM
Two Shows Each Night
FIRST SHOW AT 7.15 \
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Wednesday, Thurs., June 10,11
CHARLTON HESTON,
SUSAN MORROW
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THE SAVAGE
Friday, Saturday, June 12, 13
JANET LEIGH,
CHARLTON CARPENTER
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Fearless Fagan
MATINEE SATURDAY
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
JUNE 15, 16, 17
SPENCER TRACY, .
GENE TIERNEY, ■
VAN JOHNSON
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Plymouth Adventure
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
June 18, 19, 20
Gene Autry in
“WINNING OF THE WEST”
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I AM PURCHASING
BOARS AND
MEAT HORSES
Boars at 20c to 12c
per lb. liveweight,
LEROY ACHESON ;
Phone Atwood 37 r-12 collect
or contact
SID GARDNER- LUCKNOW
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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ENJO 'l&dhCaSt COMFORT
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in the Township Hall. Membersof! are asked to come at 8.00 p.m..
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FREE SURVEYS AND ESTIMATES
Oil BURNERSOil FURNACES OIL BOILERS • WATEB muawri
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PURPLE GROVE
The PLAYHOUSEMr, and Mrs. Beverley Cliffe,
Dianne, Barry and Richard, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Fraser, Misses
Helen and Ethel Farrell spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs.,
Herb Farrell.
Merrilyn and Bruce Henderson
of Lucknow spent the week-end
with their cousin, Valerie Gil
lies/
Mr. apd Mrs. Danny Mullin &
Bonnie of Campbellville/ Mr. and
Mr.s. Carson Loughran, Grant
Grace of Gowanstown^ MZ- and
Mrs. Bender, Elaine and Kehhspf
Listowel, were visitors- at the
home bf vMr. and Mrs. Frank Cur?
rie.
• Mr. and Mbs, James Goodwin
of Detroit , are visiting at the
home of Mir. and Mrs. Andrew
Patterson.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Goldie Huston
spent Thursday at the home of
Mr. Donald and M^ss Margaret
Robertson’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Carson and
Jon of Burmingham,- Michigan,
! visited recently at- the home of
i Mr. . and -Mrs. George S.r Emer-
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The ladies of the Purple Grotve
Institute held a very successful
bazaar of baking -and > various
other articles in the Oddfellow’s ___ —____ -----
Hall at- Ripley on" Saturday-after-tute procedure was the one chos-
noon. The proceeds amounted to [ en. The July meeting will be held
approximately $165100.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gillies
Ripley visited at the home
Mr. and Mrsr-John Emerson
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCosh,
Mary and Dick visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Currie Colwell of Luck-
riovr on- Simday. ’
Visitors with Mr. Donald Mc-
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Harold Campbell 'and Thelma of
Orillia, Miss Kate MoCosh and
Mr. Robert McCosh of . Ripley,
Mrs. Gertie Walsh and Scott. .
Black Preceptory Ups Members
A number from around here at
tended the regular monthly meeL
ing of the Black Preceptory at
Amberley on Friday evening of
I last week. Outside of the usual
Lodge (routine there were two i
features of special \interest. One j The meeting closed . with God
was’the report from the Grand I save the Queen. Refreshments
• Lodge at London given by Pre- iceptor Reubeh Wilson which
' showedquite a substantial in-
! crease in ‘ membership this past j
year in the Province pf Ontario;T horne at Clam Lake on Wednes-
the other was the initiation of'
Mr. Andrew Robinsop of Kincar-
KINLOUGH
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Mrs. James Hodgins, Mrs.
Bushell and Janet spent a
days with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Borthwick, 'St. Catherines, i 1
' -.Mrs: Ernie Hanna, teacher at
Westford and pupils, along with
ratepayers of the section, enjoyed
a bus trip tp Niagara on Wpdnes^
day last, ;
Mrs. Richard Elliott and Eileen
entertained, the Womenls Institute
on Thursday afternoon, with Mrsv
Raynard Ackert presiding. The
singingTof the ode and repeating
I the .Mary Stewart Collect opened
<the meeting. Miriutes and busi
ness followed. The ladies were
pleased to know that our program
came second at the District An
nual, receiving a $2.00 prize.
Further plans were made for the
40th anniversary of the Institute
when a social afternoon and tea
will-be held on Thursday, July
23rd in the Township Hall. It
was also- thought wise to improve
the kitchen in the hall with Mrs.
E. Ackert, Mrs. F. Maulden and
Mrs. F. Thompson the committee
in Charge. It* was decided to con-
i tinue the attendance prize for j 1953-54, Mrs. Howard Harris, dis-
j trict director, gave a splendid re- I port of the district meeting held
| at Bervje in May? The Extension
S«^ce jvas: _di§cussed-and Insti--
ing and~at 9;00’pm,visitors and
friends, are ihvited to enjoy "a
traveltalk by the Rev. Benson
Cox. Donations were made to the
Blind and the Salvation Army.
The members- afe^to^make some
momento to the visiting delegates ' at the AjC.W.W. Conference be-
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1CARD OF THANKS
z Chas. Webster wishes to extend
his sincere thanks and apprecia-,
tion to all those who so kindly'
and thoughtfully remembered,|
him in many ways while in the
hospital. - ; \ . • . -,
Mrs. Earl White and the Hall
and White families are deeply
-----.grateful-to--all-who-were-so-ver~y-!-dm-e-~into “~tb'e “Order. Six other
candidates were advanced
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday; June 11, 12, 13
GLENN FORD and RUTH ROMAN
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SATURDAY MATINEE At 2.15 p.m.—Doors open at 2 p.m.
AU^Iext Week - Moil, thru Sat. - June IS to 20
JOHN WAYNE and MAUREEN O’HARA
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The Quiet Man
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. kind and. sympathetic during the
illness and at the tirrie of Earl’s | higher degrees,
death. The Vmany kind , and
thoughtful... Remembrances were
indeed appreciated. '
We wish to most sincerely
thank our ■
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South Kinloss W.M.S. ”
The June meeting of South
thank our 'customers and. ^end^ 0SS ‘punin withfor their patronage during the | home of . Mrs. Philip Steer with
last seven years at the Holyrood a splen id _ with
Store and Post Of«ce, and to I Baulch opened the meeting w
wish our successor Morley and ^fses fr«n
Rita Hobbs every success. We be
speak for them your patronage
• and support. x ’ ,
( GEORGE and HAZEL PERCY.
IPresbyterian W.M.S:
prayer. During the business per
iod, the minutes were read and
thank you notes from members
who had been remembered. In
vitations were extended to attend
the 60th anniversary meeting at
The roll call was “What makes a
good farmer’s wife”. Mrs. E. Ack-
ert and Mrs. Wm. Wall were
judges for the weed contest with
Mrs. Perry, Hodgins being the
winner. The convener, Mrs. P. A.
Murray, then gave a splendid
paper on the topic, Father and
Son, Agreement and the motto
was given by Mrs. H. Harris and
a contest ■ by Miss Edna Boyle.
WHITECHURCH
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M[r. and Mrs. Chas. Tiffin
Mr/and Mrs. Russell Ritchie
Mrs. M. J. Tiffin .spent Saturday
in Galt.
Mr. and Mrsr Fred Tiffin, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Tiffin and Mrs.
M. J. Tiffin motored to Toronto
on Sunday. Mrs M. J. Tiffin is i
staying tai the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Sid Payne for a few days.
. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Moore and
i Ron spent Sunday at Forest at
| the home of Mr; and Mrs. Roddy
Inglis. .
Mrs. D. MacDonald and Mrs.
j W. Moore, both of St. Helens,
spent Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs.
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resoyierian W.M.s. . 1 \7th- and toTwenty-two ladies met in . the I Kinlough on Jqne ,17th and to
Wednesday, June 3rd, | Larigsale_ on^ne^d, Our^
wiui iviiss .4V1. .iviaciueuu:„m- p/T- " ' ' 7 -:n jnfv at thechaif/^rs? J. R. Johnstone took the; secopd^w?e!\ Jfee lyHughes.
Jonah. The,
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letter from head office suggesting | nie^ Mac ay g rivt PcalVn
a donation to equip a van in----
tern Canada. The Society voted
$200 of the Spindler legacy to
ward this. The Friendship Friend
list was rearranged. Mrs. Andrew
. Gaunt of St Helens was guest
soloist and. favored with two lov
ely numbers; Miss Dorothy-Doug
las gave an inspiring talk on the
Council meeting in London and
church on
with Miss XM. MacLeod Jn.the ’ cial anniversary meeting wiU_be
the Bible’study on
^euretarjO^rs. Porteous, read a
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were served by the hostesses,
<. Mrs. Arthur Breckles entertain
ed the W. A. of the Lucknow
United Church at her summer
I day afternoon. | w. J. Coulter.
?—MrsT-JohndBarr-aud^ack^ei^'-^^^.6^1^™^1!^??^^
to Petrolia attending the funeral |
of her brother-in-law, the; late( Wm. Walker. |
Mrs. Clare Sparling and Allan j
of Walkerton spent a few days
with her mother, Mrs. Geo. Hal-
denby.
Mr. arid Mrs. Wm. Wall spent
the week-end at the home of Mr.
and Mrs; Jack Schumacher..
Mrs. Harold Haldenby was
I guest soloist at the Henderson-
Wraith wedding on Saturday.
A number from here attended
the reception in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. George Mclnnes on Fri
day evening. .
Mr. and Mrs. ' Francis Boyle
visited Friday evening With Mr.
and Mte ^Wm. Cox. /__•__/..„/r2
"Mr. George Haldenby was
home from Toronto over thet
Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Gray called —
cn Mr. and Mrs. Snowden.'
Mrs. Harry Tichborne of .God
erich spent the week-end at her
mother’s, Mrs. D. Kennedy.
There will be ho services irt
Chalmer’s Presbyterian church on.
Sunday ‘ owing to the anniver-.
sary services in the United church
when the Rev. Mr. Cox from
Belgrave will be the guest speak
er morning and . evening at 11 ,
a.m. and 8.00 p.m. D.S.T. There^
will be a supper in the United-
church the Tuesday evening fol
lowing. A short program will
follow the supper.
Mrs. Welwood, Mr. and Mrs,
Clifford Heiffer and Mr. Norman
Welwood motored to London./tot—
“visit Mr.' E. Welwood who has
been a patient in Westminster
Hospital since last October. We
are sorry to hear that he isn’t,
as well as his many friends would .
wish. ' ;■ ...
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henderson
and Mr. and Mrs. Neil MacCal-
lum of Lucknow visited wi£h Mr.
and Mrs. A.- McQuillin. <- <■
Rev. and Mrs; R. D. A. Currie
and family spent a day last week
at Chatsworth visiting his moth
er who is suffering from a brok
en hip. ;
Rev. and. Mrs. Robt. Watt and,
family ?(>f Mitchell spent a day* .
last week with his parents, Rev.
and Mrs <W. J. Watt:
Markham, .Mr. and Mrs.; Nelson . .
Mafjorie and 'Mrs. E. Welwood
spent Tuesday in London.
Quite a. few from around here
attended the flower service , in
i Wingham United Church.
Mr. and Mrs^ Tobias. Jantzi and
family of Milverton ivisited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Fisher and Mrs. D. Kennedy.
. Messrs. Jensens: and Zubriggs
are busy last week and this week
decorating /the United Church. .
‘ We are sorry to hear that Mr.
Price Scott was hurt in Wingham
on Saturday night while crossing
the street about Drs. Corrin and
Connell’s office. He is suffering
head injuries and a fractured pel-. .
vis. He was rushed to Wingham ‘ . Mr. and Mrs.. Robt. Smith of
Hospital by ambulance; . ‘ .. Markham, .Mr. and Mrs; Nelson. .
-'Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Welwood of '^mTtbT1ah3_rMfs. Wilmer Gilrhorfe?
Caledon and Mr. ahd Mrs. Gray of Markham; spent the week-end. t
_o£ Laurel visited—with—MrsTTW: R. •Chap- er’s sister, Mr. and Mrs. Arthiir I man. .
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summer months will be , at 9.30
a.m. each Sunday, with Sunday
School following.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Borthwibk
of St. Catherines spent Sunday
with , Mr. and Mrs/James Hod
gins.'? ” ?• •; : ■' ' ' , '
Mrs. Wm/ Cox will entertain
'the W.A; at Ther home on Thurs
day afternoon.;
Mr. James Hodains, Jr., spent
I Mohday With his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Hodgins.' >
' -Mr/and Mrs. James Hodge of
Kinlough. and Mr, and Mrs. Lome
Deeves of Kincardine attended
the Clinton Bible .conference
sponsored by ’ the • Christian fere-
n Wes- and meditation based on Psalm
112b and concluded it with ah' ap
propriate duet . “Blessed Assur
ance” sung by Miss MacKay and
Mrs. Hi Lavis. Mrs/ Tom Mac-
Kenzie read a .prayer - for our
Queen and a reading on the cor
onation^ The topic from’the study
book on the new way. of life in
I Africa was told in an interesting
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(followed by prayers by Mrs, Lavis;
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wuncii meeting m juonaon anui^xxxv« _J£gM—t.h,e__necessitv-_of—traihin g-Lwa-vMj-V-JVfiss^Ma r th a Sutherland
■followed by prayers by Mrs. Lavis
and .Mrs. Wm.- MacIntyre. Mrs.
S.teer, who was-delegate to the
Presbyterial in Whitechurch gave
a - very, inspiring report. Mrs. ,A.
MacIntyre moved a vote o_f thanks
to the hostess and those takingj
parti The meeting closed wltfi.a thren. .
hymn, the Queen and- the mizpah bohediction - The -.next- .-meeting| ..
will be an evening meeting at whistle while you’re, working,
the? home of Mrs,.’ Llby’d Mac- Employee.:I. Wasn’t working",
Dougall, Jiine.'30th, just whistling/
our young people in missionary
knowledge. Explorer and C.GJ.T.
Groups : would meet this need,-
She also '.referred to the stark
human need in India. Chapter .3
of the study book . Was taken by
Mrs. Morgan Henderson and.'Mi’s.
. < Cook igave ’ the highlights of
Bresbyterial held iri Wing-
hanfT. Mrs. McGill ’ closed With
.pr&yer> Therej will? nnt be h meet^
" ’ng in July and the Home Help
ers will have August, 'meeting* >A
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