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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-05-26, Page 51 ( •> PURPLE GROVE ST. HELENS l I WEDNESDAY, MAY 2fith,^,yTHE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE FIVB> - ■ Contracts try ,v Lyceum Theatre Wl NGHAM . Two Shows Each Night - FIRST SHOW AT 7.15 Wednesday, Thurs., May 26, 27 LAST TWO DAYS RITA HAYWORTH, JOSE FERRER — in. — Miss Sadie Thompson In technicolor Adult Entertainment I POULTRY FARM, R.R. 3, GODERICH or FEED STORE, LUCKNOW . Friday, Saturday, May 28, 29 ‘RICHARD CONTE, " - — LINDA -CHRTSTTAN- An — Slaves of Babylon Matinee Saturday Afternoon Mon., Tues., May 31, June 1 ROBERT RYAN, ' JAN STERLING . ’ ■ ' ;—■. in .— ALASKA SEAS Wednesday, TJuirs., June 2, 3 Jeanne Crain, . Jean Peters ' •.— .in. . ■ “VICKI” Adult Entertaim^ept . and - Jean Pierre Aumont, Paulette Goddard — in — CHARGE OF THE LANCERS’ Last complete show starts 8.30 SPENT WINTER IN TEXAS AT IMPLEMENT SCHOOL Mr. J. M. (Mel) Reed, who holds an important executive position with the Massey-Harris Company, spent some time at San Antonio, Texas, during the winter at a^ personnel school of instruction staged by Massey- ^Harris^Fergusonr~Limited7"follow- ing the uniting of these two great ’ implement companiies. Personnel of supervisory ranking from points across the continent and abroad attended these instruct ional courses. ashfield notes Miss Mabel MacDonald of Windsor spent the holiday week end with her father' and mother, Mr. and .Mrs.-Alex MacDonald. Dr. F. S. MacKenzie of Mon treal paid a short visit with rela tives here last week. 1 . Mr. Ray MacKenzie, of f Wind sor visited at his home here over theweek-end, e Rev. Dickinson of the Ashfield Circuit was^in charge of the ser vice in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Rev.. J R. MacDonald was conducting, anniversary ser vices in Hackett’s church. .There will, be no service in the Presbyterian Church next. Sun day on account of the. anniversary services in Ripley Presbyterian Church. 7--The-teacher-’and pupTrs~oT“Hem™ lock City school' with their friends spent- a Very pleasant day om Monday, May 19th on a bus trip to Niagara Falls. Mr. Willis MacMurchie of Ofc tawa has returned home alter spending .two weeks , with his par ents here. ■ ' . ' . ■ . . . • * Mr. and Mrs. David MacMur chie were in London /on, Tuesday of last week attending the grad uation exercises of St. Joseph’s Hospital. Miss Marian Bogie was one Of the graduates. The PLAYHOUSE 1st show 7.30; 2nd 9.15—Adults 50c, students 35c, children 25c Mr. and Mrs.' Traher and fam ily, Miss Edith Stanley/ of Lon don, Miss Frances Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs, Russell Stanley, Diane and Valerie, were visitors at the 1 home of Mr.; Milton Stanley on Sunday. > . ■ f Mr. and Mrs. Hector Knight/ George and Douglas of Picton, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lockrey and Judy of London, Mr- and Mrs. Will Arnold, Mr, ' and Mrs. Jas. McEwan, Mr. Robert McCosh of Ripley, Mr. and Mrs. Currie Col well and children of Lucknow, Mr. ,and Mrs. Will Bushell of Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs. Orland Richards and Jean of Paramount, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCosh and /also -Mrs. JohnjColwell,whoobser-ved- her 76th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gillies 0 of Ripley visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John .Emerson on Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Jamieson of Woodstock visited at the. home of Mr, anad Mrs. George S. Em erson on Sunday, * . . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Patterson dnd family of Toronto, Mr; and Mrs. Andrew Paterson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bur ton Collins. Visitors at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gawley recently "were—MTrand"Mrs7~FredBTack- well, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Leeson and family, Mr. and Mrs, Ellis Gossell of Ripley. • 7 . . z Miss /Marion1—iShantzs " spent" /Sunday with her parents. Amberley Orangeman Is Honored By Grand Lodge Mr. Chester Emmerton, Sam Courtney, Clarence McLennan, County Master John McCormick and John Emmerson attended, the 95th annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of Ontario West, Which was held at Niagara Falls in the General Brock Hotel on Tuesday and Wednesday of last week; Mr. Chas. Emmerton! and •Cliff Geddes . represented the Black Lodge of Amberley. Leslie Ray, registrar,’brought honors to this Lodge by winning the silver cup, a trophy awarded for the best and most accurate report on. "Ki s”Lod<e”f ornhen^st‘^earrTK“ presentation was made by GjM. A. S. Brooks.. Mr. Gordon Keyes, Grand Master for .Ontario West, presided over the meeting. This meeting was well’ attended, re ports showed a year, of progress with an increase of membership and the finances in splendid order.. John Hammond, general agent for Orange insurance, pre sided over the installation of of ficers. It was decided to hold the meeting next, year at the same time in Orillia. / .. I _ EXPECT ENROLMENT TO BE UP AT TEACHERS’ COLLEGE ! During the school week irn- mediately following the Easter holidays, staff members from the Teachers’ College, Stratford, vis ited secondary schools in their area and interviewed candidates for the orie-year course and the two-year course. The results of these interviews were announced by Dr. H. Bowers at a meeting of the Committee of Selection held in the Teachers’ College re cently. Dr. Bowers reported that 165 students plan to enter the. one-year course ’and that 43 plan to enter the two-year course. When these-candidates are added to the group at present in attend ance in the first year of the two- year course and to those who will be returning for their year of professional training after two summer courses and two years of teaching, the total will be well over two hundred. This increase in enrolment is particularly grat ifying because of the shortage of teachers, •Which, it -is, predicted, may last for a number of years. Everyone is invited to the Sun day School Anniversary and Flower- Sunday, in the United Church . next Sunday, with ser vices at. 11 a.m. and 8;00. p.m. Rev. ehun^~ChoonJjKim7"B7D/‘"of’. Sebul, Korea, . will be the -guest speaker and Mr. Keith Barbour ol’ London will be the guest solo.- 1st. fee sure to attend these* spec ial services. j Mr;. Bill Wbbb Of New West minster, B;C», called on Mr. and. Mrs. Allan Miller at his old home oh Thursday. ' '. • Mr. and Mrs. Mel Brown and feob Murdie of; Kitchener were jA^.-L-£hd.Y ..with.Mr.; Jn d/ Mrs. R. Woods. /Mi ss-Ann JTor-onf o^ and Miss Marjory Stuart’ of- G.Od- Orich were visitors for the holi day week-end with Mr. and Mrs. George Stuart. > Mr. Bill MacPherson, who has been working at London, left,.on Friday for Midland to. join’ his boat? the Royalton. t t I Wednesday, Thursday, May 26th, 27th Anthony Steel, Harold Warrender, Dinah Sherida “Ivory Hunters” A Story of Jungle Life in East Africa Friday, Saturday, May 28th, 29th Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Corinne Calvert, in SAILOR BEWARE Matinee/Saturday at. 2.30 r— Children 10c, Students 20c Wednesday, Thursday, June 2nd, 3rd Billy Lee and Cordell Hickman, in “The Biscuit Eater” The story of two kids and their dog. V Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Miller Jos. Weiler of Lucknow and is a. and Larry of London were holi day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Taylor. •Miss W. D. Rutherford, Mrs. G. MacPherson, Mrs. E. Barbour and Mrs, E. W. Rice attended the West Huron District Annual meeting of the Women’s Institute at Bel grave on Wednesday. Mrs. Dur-^ nin Phillips, the District presi dent, was in charge of the meet ing....-1—- ^7;- The Institute meeting will be held on Thursday, June 3rd at the home, of Mrs. George Stuart. The roll call is, “A verse of mem ory from my school days”; topic,' “Grandmothers”. It is Hostorical Research day with Miss Ruther ford in charge. Mrs. Cliff Murray, McQuillin. and Miss ray, Mrs. Gordon will give her report trict Annual at . Belgrave, grandmothers are invited. Hostesses are Mrs. Frank Mary Mur- MacPherson on the Dis- All granddaughter of Mrs. Mary Col linson of this community. Mrs. Ethel Wilson and Mr. Wm. Kidd, Toronto, spent the week-end with Mrs. Mary Wall and Messrs. .James and Orval. Wilson, Sunday visitors with Mr. and -Mrs^-Tbm Stewart were Mr. Rus sell Stewart, Kincardine, Miss Lr, Lowery, Mr. Alex Stewart, Dept, of Highways, Mr. and MrsrtFrank:---- Maulden and Keith, KinloUgh and Mr. Wm. Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hodgins spent .Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J ack Schumacher and Helen were Mrs. Ethel Raunchey, Tor onto and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wall, Kirilough. 7, Mr. Tom Stewart is driving a half-ton truck. CULROSS CORNERS Last year farmers in this area -signed-4eases--wi-th-r-the--Imperial- Oil Company. Recently they re ceived their first cheques of 25 c pfer acre t’Or the lease-. Congratulations are in order for Miss Helen Weiler, who was crowned queen of the Lucknow District High School. Miss Weiler is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barb Wire 5* 1. ■ SWINE CLASS CLUB JUDGES AT ALTON FARM The ' Dungannon 4-H Swine Club meeting was held at the Tarm”of”ATnold"Alton“W Alton opening the meeting. After repeating in unison the 4-H Club pledge, Arnold showed the mem bers points to look for when judging swine. A class was judg ed and reasons were given by everyone. The meeting was clos ed and lunch was served. Canadian 7. SEE YOUR CO-OP TODAY Lucknow District Co-op ’Phone 71, Lucknow