The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-05-19, Page 7PAGE'SEVEN......THE LUCKNQW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ’
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WEDNESDAY, MA.Y 19th, 1954
POULTRY FARM, R.R. 3, GODERICH or
FEED STORE, LUCKNOW
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Lyceum Theatre
WINGHAM ..
Two Showr Each Night
FIRST; SHOW AT 7,15
Wednesday, Thurs., May 19, 20
RICHARD WIDMARK,
KARL MALDEN"
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Take the High Ground
Friday, Saturday, May 21, 22
'VICTOR MATURE
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The Glory Brigade
. Matinee Saturday Afternoon
Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs.
MAY 24, 25, 26, 27
RITA HAYWORTH’
- JOSE FERRER
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Miss Sadie Thompson
. In technicolor
. Adult Entertainment
Friday, Saturday, May 28, 29
Richard Conte, Linda Christian
^SLAVES^OE^B1XON^_
MECHANICAL KIDNEY
AIDED INJURED LAD
Douglas Remington of Ripley,
who was seriously injured when
crushed under a log pile, has
been receiving treatment in Lon
don, where a mechanical kidney
was used to good effect in aiding
the lad, who suffered critical in
ternal. injuries. ,
WANT ADS
Notice To Creditors
, All persons haymg claims
;aS?irist.lthe esta^fe of -John—D.
MacLeod, late of the Township
of Kinloss, in the County of
Bruce, Retired Farmer, who died
on or about the 9th day of April;
A.D, 1954, are notified to sehd
to the undersigned on or before
the fifth day of June, A.D. "1954,
full particulars’ of their claims in
writing. Immediately ;ifter the
said fifth day of June the assets
of the’ said Testator Will be dis
tributed amongst the ’ parties en
titled., thereto/ having regard
only to claims of which .the Exe
cutors shall then have notice,
DATED .this 14th day of May,
A.D; T954v-^- ■ . .. _ - ib
Crawford & Hetherington,
Wingham, Ontario’ ...
Solicitors for the Executors.
CARD OF THANKS”
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dexter
wish to, acknowledge with sincere
thanks and appreciation all the
kind remembrances on the oc-
•casiion of their 55th:wedding: an
niversary.
Mrs. J. 1VT. .Greer * Wishes to
sincerely ,thank all those'who so
kindly remembered her in vari
ous ways while in the hospital
-an-d^incB^etUYnin?g"homeTThese
kindnesses were indeed appreci-
ated. . ;
L ; & J- ^ockridge and family,
a!sd"”tMrs.- Janet MacDonald., and
•family wish to express th^ir sin
cere appreciation to all those who
assisted' in any way during the
illness and death of Mrs. Lock
ridge. Special, thanks-, to Dr. W.
A. Mckiblbon, Mrs. Mohrey and
the staff of the' Wingham General
Hospital and to all those who
sent messages of sympathy. .
KINLOUGH
Mr, and Mrs. Tom - Hodgins
were guests at the Kibbler-Esplin
. wedding at Burgoyne on Satur-
’day afternoon/
Mrs: Arthur Graham is supply
teaching at Westford during the
absence of the teacher* ‘
Little Barbara Forster returned
home after visiting with her
grandmother, Mrs. J. W. Colwell.
Mrs. Alex. Percy will ibe hos
tess for the Presbyterian W.M.S.
meeting on Thursday of this
week. •
Mrs. R’aynard Ackert was hos
tess to the H.W.I. on Thursday I evening with Mrs. Frank Thomp-
| ton presiding. After the regular
j opening, communications,.'bills &
I thank you note^ were read and
reports were given by the stand
ing committees; Agriculture and
Canadian Industries, Mrs. Jim
Smith; Home Economics and
Health, Mrs. Frank Maulden and
Mrs. Ed Thompson; Community
Activities and Public Relations,
Miss May Boyle;, Citizenship and
Education, Mrs. PS A. Murray;
Historical Research, Mrs.. Tom*
Hodgins. Postage and stationery
is to be supplied to the press
reporter. Delegates to the Dis
trict Annua! are Mrs. James Hod-,
gins and Mrs; Erngst Ackert. Miss
Edna Boyle is to report on the
meeting-to—be-held—at-Lucknow-r
Jtine 2nd. A donation was made
to assist the 4-H Club and leaders
to attend the rally at Guelph.
Seven members were each pre^
sented with a china cup and
saucer for having perfect atten
dance: Mrs. Ed Thompson, Mrs.
Tom Hodgins, Mrs. Perry Hod
gins, Mrs. JiiA Smith{ Mrs. How
ard Harris, Mrs. Raynard..Ackert
and Mrs. W. S. Eadie. Mrs. Per
ry Hodgins, convener, presided
arid gave a reading and also
spoke of the pleasure it had been
to, her to be the leader of, the
4-H and at this point Beatrice
Haldeniby read an address to the
leaders and Alice Haldenby made
the presentation of a cup and
saucer in appreciation. Following
. is the address: 1
Dear: Local Leaders; /
We the igirls of. the “What shall
I Wear” bourse are happy on this
occasion to show our appreciation
for4 the patience and splendid
leadership you have, given ius.
We know that -not only now will
we enjoy sewing (but in the years
to Come all that we have learned
will, be a great help to us and
we shall always Cherish the days
spent as Club girls. '
Whether it’s making our wedding
gown . / ’ ■ ’
Or hemming a plain tea towel; /
We shall never .worry or frown
Because you have taught us how,
We’know we’ll’ hate patching
overa'lls ' . ’ '
Or darnihg a'woolly, sock, ■"
I But we’ll recall .our Club days
/And all that you have taught..-
i A ski.t was announced by Bar:
•\bara Murray and presented ' by
! Erlma and Marion' Percy and
Donna Nicholson,. Each girl nrod^.
■ i elled - her new biduse. The motto
‘ Was rea.d, by MfS; Frank Maul-
: deh. The roll call was. “Kitthen
‘‘■'do’s, ail'd parlor dont’s”. -The
; meeting closed with the 'Queen
■ .; hhd Grace; Refreshments were
■ ierved. Mrs.: Perry Hodgins will
be the. June hostess. This Wil!-
! be held one.week later, June‘10th
j and will be an .evening meeting.
The W.A. met at the home. of.
Mrs. ' George* Graham with, th£
■ .Resident,■ Mrs. Maurice Hodgin.s,,
opffling Juunn.
<(.m u j . , I t , j . was “In Christ there is no Edstwhy we put-up exclrnngr^antLonirnHi» . j _pr WeSt". followed by prayers.
to keep costs (Town and life. . .Mrs, J. W. Colwell gave the pray-
The PLAYHOUSE
" 1st show 7.30; 2nd 9.15—Adults 50t, students 35c, children 25c
Wednesday, Thursday, May 19th, 20th
NORMAN WISDOM and MARY RUTHERFORD, in
“Trouble In Store”
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Friday, Saturday, May 21st, 22nd
BOB HOPE, BING CROSBY,1 DOROTHY LAMOUR, in
ROAD TO BALI
Matinee Saturday at_ 2.30 — Children.l0c,-Students20c—
r, in.
Wednesday, Thursday, May 26th, 27th
Anthony Steel, Harold Warrender, Dinah Sheridan, in
“Ivory Hunters”
A Story of Jungle Life in East Africa
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she attended at London’ Readings
on missions in the North were
given by Mrs. Jv W. Colwell and
Misj> May Boyle. Plans were
made for a quilting to be held
next Thursday, May 20th, at the
church. The hymn “OMaster„_leL
me. walk with Thee’ and the lit
any closed the meeting. Refresh
ments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Currie Colwell,
Bruce and Betty, Con. 2, visited
on Tuesday with Mrs. J. W. Col
well.
Tuesday,evening Was film night
at Kinlough school when the tea-
'cher, Mrs. Burton Collins, show
ed a number of interesting films
including the Royal Tour.
Mr. and l^rs. Arthur Breckles
have moved ‘from Lucknow to
their summer home here and will
again operate their Clam Lake
summer resort.
Mrs. j. W: Colwell visited, with
Lucknow relatives during the
week. ’. J
Mr. and Mrs. Neil; Murdoch and
little daughter of Hanover visit-
ed Sunday With Mr. and.._MLS-
tt (ArfrulU S(W€ tot/?**
<fT sec you* telephone people always use wood preservative op'
. Vour poh*s. Tlyiik I should *do\ the sainc thing.* when 1 build
. piv fence?”- .■»
* "Yes, itV a good idea. We’ve found at Bell that it saves U.S
plenty on repair jHnd replacement .costs. That’s why we treat1'
in good rdpair;
only common sense; if we arc
price of yotrr tde^ilioHirscrx iwHow/' - . ’ ’
I,f von li'ould like io flf't iusoful .information' Oit the pretoi'i'atire^
irealiiieiti of toped ire yeti U'lf'itf* kaberatoriei^,
0/Cdnac/fl, Dcfjudrihi^hi \ori'hei'it Affairs arid
•; Natiefi&l IhsoittWi, Wfarre,
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; ’er / partners prayer: Mrs. Jim
’ ] Smith read the’scripture, A spe-
. i cial offering wad .received' for the’
? ' ? Columbia Coast Mission, also do-
? nation's to the deanery meeting
■ which’will be held in Paisley on
; / June. 1st,. Mrs. Howard Thompson
! gave a splendid report p£ the
mb Diocesan Annual meeting which1
Phil Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl McDonald
of Winnipeg arid their son Keith
of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
lace [Hewitt and Shirley of Wat
erford, spent the week-end here
visiting with Mr. arid Mrs. Geo.
Graham. Mr...and Mrs. McDonald
left Tuesday, to attend their son
Keith£ graduation in Toronto.
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HEREFORD SALE AVERAGE
SHOWS SLIGHT INCREASE
Huron Hereford Association
moved 33 head of white-faced
cattle across the auction block at
Clinton.J,ast ^Tuesday-for— a—total
price of $9,230, or, a^h. average of
$280.
The price compared with 44
head selling for $12,225 or an.
erage of $278 a year ago.
Attendance and bidding was
good. All cattle were consigned
by members of the association
with the top consignor, James R.
Coultes of Belgrave, sales mana
ger., His bred heifer, Belgrave
Lady, sold for $500 to Clarence
Down, R.R. 1, Hensail. .
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Two other top price animals
were also bred heifers from the
Coultes herd, selling for $430 to
Edward M. Schill, R.R. 1, Tees-
water, and for $375 to Wilbert
Grainger, Wroxeter.
Top priced bull consigned by
Bert Holmes & Son, Wingham,
went for $330 to Samson MeFalls,
Exeter. Eleven bulls sold for
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| $2,88Q, an average of $261, while
13 bred heifers brought $3,775 or
an average of $290.
Top priced, cow with calf sold’-
for $425 to Rochus Faker & Sons,
Kipperi, from the herd of Ri G. c
Thompson’, Clinton. ' In all, six
cows sold for $2,045, averaging
$340. Three open heifers totalled
$530 an average of»?$176.
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