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Lyceum Theatre
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Two Shows Each Night----
FIRST SHOW AT 7,15
Wed., Thurs., March 24, 25
(LAST TWO NIGHTS)
JOHN BEALE, in
Country Parson
Three showings each jnight
commencing at .6.30 p.m.
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J Friday, Saturday, March 26, 27
EDWARD G. ROBINSON,
VERA. ELLEN
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The Big Leaguer
Matinee Saturday Afternoon
Monday, Tuesday, Mar. 29, 30
Glenn Ford, Gloria Grahame
—-in — ■
BIG HEAT
Mickey Rooney, Eddie Bracken
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A Slight Case of
—~Larceny
Last complete show at 8.15 p.m.
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Wed., Thurs., Mar. 31, Apr. 1
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CHURCH NEWS
United Church W.A., Group 1
Twenty-six members of Group
of the United Church W,- A.
gathered Wedhesday 'at the 'home
of Mrs. Ewart Taylor , for thei^
-March—meetingr“Mfk—QFyfJle’
Jonek presided, and opened the
meeting with the hymn :He lead-
eth Me’, followed by the W.A.
motto arid the Lord’s grayer. Fol
lowing the reports, committees
were appointed and plans made
for a : “Moth.er and . Daughter
Banquet” to be held March 26th.
Mrs.’! Alex Andrew* chaired’’the
meeting, for thg program: The
scripture reading and meditation,
based. on the 23rd Psalm, was
given by Mrs.. A. Witeon’ and
Mrs. Roberts gave, a reading en
titled “The Old White House”.
“Count your Blessings” was the
■harmonica selection by ' Mrs.
Breckles: and ‘Mrs. George Joynt
repeated an Irish poem. *. The
meeting closed with ihymn 18 and
the mizpah benediction. A social
period followed and the commit
tee in charge served refresh
ments, assisted by the hostess.
Group 2 of the W.A.
On Wednesday, March 10th,
Group 2 of the W.A. met at- the
church with 20-members ipresent,.
Mrs. Kenneth “"Cameron, the pres
ident, presided and opened the
meeting with the motto, followed
by the theme bynin and theme
;prayerr-Th^-roll-callvwas^answer^
ed with an Irish joke. Business
was discussed with . the date of
the Easter tea being set for
Thursday afternoon, April 22nd.
MrS. Struthers -presided for the
program. The scripture lesson
and. prayer was. taken by -Mrs.
Albert Alton. The history of-Ire-
1 arid and its people was very
ably/ given by Miss Dean Mac
Leod. Mrs. J. W. Joynt arid Miss
Belle Robertson sang a .duet. A„
number cf Irish melodies- as a
piano instrumental was'played by
Mrs. Harvey, Webster. The meet
ing closed, by all repeating the
mizpah benediction. Mrs. Struth
ers conducted a contest on the
flower basket. Refreshments
were served by the committee in
charge.
I'resbyterian Evening Auxiliary
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to the United Auxiliary for a
very enjoyable evening,
Olivet WMS.
The March meeting < of the
Mrs. Elmer Osborne with nine-
-teen-pr-esentv-The devotional part-
of the meeting . Wais in charge of
Mrs. John Coiling, leader, of the
March group. A. paper on Cite
izenship was given by Mrs. Oli
ver McCharles. The scripture was
read by Miss Mary/Roulston fol
lowed by comments and a read;
ing oii Stewardship by Mrs. Jo
Colling. A reading by. Mrs. Elm/er
Osborne and the study book
Mrs. Ross Black brought th
part of the meeting to/a close.
The business, part of t
was in charge of Mjfs. Melvin
Colling. Treasurer arid . Willing
Workers reports wereLgiven. An
invitation to visit theRipley lad
ies in April was a pted. Mrs.
John Colling extended an invita
tion to her home MJuly for a
tea and bazaar. Mrs.ViiixHam-
ilton moved a vote of thanks to
the hostess. Rutji Black and pon-
na Osborne sang' a duet. Lunch
was served by the group in
charge and a social hour was en
joyed by all, ■ • 1
Zion W.M.S. .
The March meeting of the
W.M.S. was held at the home of
-Mrs. Wes Ritchie. There was also
a short W.A. meeting. Following
the quilting of a quilt, Mrs. Frank
“Rit'chie bj^ried "the meeting." The
roll call’ was. answered by pay
ing fees. The Christian Steward
ship was taken by Mrs. Gordon
Ritchie. Mrs: Wes Ritchie played
a piano solo. The W°rld Day of
Prayer order of worship on the
leaflets -was followed. Scripture
was read by Mrs. Jake Hunter.
Mrs. Wm. G. Hunter is to pre
pare the program for the April
meeting. Anyone with pieces of
yarn is asked to bring them to
the April meeting to be sent to
the Korean women. Mrs. Allan
Ritchie gave the (temperance re-
port. Mrs. Jack Gardner sang a
solo The study book was taken
by Mrs. Gordon Kirkland. A spe
cial collection was taken to pay
for the quilt batt.
irst
meeting
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The PLAYHOUSE .
—lst-shaw-X30;/2nd-9d5^Adults SOc,-students 35c, children-25c <'
25thr^7
Tyrqnpfe Power and Gl|lre>TieFn^ in
Hat Wonderful Urge
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Friday, Saturday, March 26th, 27th
Bob Hope and Marilyn Maxwell, in
The Lemon Drop Kick
Matinee Saturday at 2.30 — Children 10c, Students 20c
Wednesday, Thursday, March 31, April 1
James Mason, in
“THE DESERT FOX”
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KINLOUGH
The Club Girls /held their 8th
meeting ate the home of: Alice
Haldenby. Five girls were pres
ent with the leaders, Mrs. Perry
Hodgins and Mrs..Ernie Hanna.
The blouses were. completed and
judged. Worked and bound bute
tonholes'was their lesson for this
week. Refreshments were served
by the hostess. On April 3rd a
meeting will'-be held at the home
of Mrs. Perry Hodgiiis. Marion
Percy and Donna Nicholson were
chosen to take
Achievement Day
April.
Mr. and Mrs.
part in the
to be held in
Wm. Stauffer
made a business trip to Clinton
on Tuesday.
We extend a welcome to Mr.
and Mrs. L. Sutton and their
family who are moving this week
from Mount JBrydges to the for
mer Malcolm farm.
Mrs. Harold Haldenby . was
much enjoyed in her Irish solos
on the special St. Patricks Day
program on Wednesday afternoon
over GKNX.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Shelttm
of Lucknow visited on Friday ev
ening in the village.
Misses Nellie and Margaret,
Malcolm moved this week te
their new home in Lucknow,
The Lenten mid-week meeting
w’as_heldjon^ Wednesdayevenmg
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo*.
Haldenby. The meeting this week
will be held at the home of Mrs.
J. W. Colwell. ____ _
Mrs. Harold Percy and infant
son returned home . from Wing
ham Hospital.
Mrs. Neil Murdoch of Glamis
■spent Tuesday at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Smith.
Mrs. Wesley Guest entertained
the W.M.S. on Wednesday, after
noon/- ■
Another Happy Ontario Farmer
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had as their guests the members
of the.Presbyterian Evening Aux
iliary on Tuesday, March 16th.
Hymn 388 was sung followed by
the Lord’s prayer in unison. The
president, Mrs. Ken 'Murdie, wel
comed the visiting. Society after
Which Mrs, Morgan Henderson
took charge of the meeting. The
scripture reading was taken by
Mrs: L. MacDonald which was
followed by t.he Bible Study*, by
Mrs, Robt. MacKenzie. A pleas-’
iifg -trio,’“In. the' Garden”,. was
rendered’ by Mabel ..Stanley,
Wilda.- Reid and Anne Pedersen,
After the business’was attended
to 'hymn 445 was sung, followed
“l5y/pray?T’i,./ .... r- —
[Gladys MacDonald gaye a. read
ying ‘and Mrs..
j a -very -'interes-tihg topic. Miss.!
i Kay Macintosh playbd a lovely-|
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Ron For'-.'
AftOr h'ynin 568 waS sung ■
Group 3 of the W.A. “
Group 3 of /the W.A.^of the
day at the home of Mrs. Rath-
well with 15 members present.
The meeting opened with the
motto, theme song and prayer.
■Mrs. Little gave the scripture
reading. The roll was answered
by an Irish joke. A very, inter
besting talk was given,."by. Mrs:
Richards and (Mrs. HalL led the
singing for two Irish songs. Mrs.
Kilpatrick gave a humorous read
ying ..and the meeting closed With
prayer followed by a contest.
Lun§h was served by the hostess
es, Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Bob
Campbell. The next meeting will
be held at Mrs. W.‘ B. Anderson’s,
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' The March meeting of Ashfield
jack Pol lock gave f Woman’s Missionary Society was
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WHY? — ^Because He Is Using
held in the home of Mrs. Donald
R. MacKenzie" with .18 -members
‘present.“~This-: rbe-ing- ^th-e—tirst.
meeting held since the postpone
ment of tlie World’s Day of. Pray- j
ei\ the program prepared fop that
da v was - used.- Mrs. R. Bissett
' laeder.
i were- offered- by Mrs.
Elizabeth Rose,-Mrs.• jColin' Mac-
, Gregor,' Mrs. Pittman/ Mrs. D. A.
' MacLean. Mrs.. Georg.e Collinson/,
j.and'Mrs. Wm. MacDonald.' Mrs.-'
•'' I-IOwes gave the address >and .took
;.as her topic “How can . we help
was answered by a' verse of scrip-
...,4.t;1.re._eoI1tain;ing-th^
Letters of .. -appreciation' Were
read.’ Plans’ vVere made for our
• Easter meeting and alsb for the
Synodical " which is . to be held
><in Owen Sound in April. At the
close of the meeting a bountiful
lunch was servbd and a social
' time enjoyed. • ■ ■ - . -
oil FAtTd-
; rent ■ events by, Mrs. D..
; ster. .
; Mrs. J. Wasney closed the. meet-1
ling /with prayer. A deiicioLis^^j ——• . ---i liinch was served and .Mrs. Jack- -pressed . and acted as
- .Fisher “yed ; a rt>ie -of., thanks ! Prayers • - _ .
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