The Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-06-09, Page 94
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JUDGE UPHOLDS WILL
OF ELLA /HEFFRON
CONTINUE CUSTOM OF TWO
PREPARATORY SERVICES
Wednesday, ThurS., June 16,17
RED SKELTON, in
“GREAT
DIAMOND ROBBERY”
wingham
Two Shows Each Night
FIRST SHOW AT 7.15
/Judge Shaunessy, in upholding •
the will said' he could find no
evidence to support any of these
claims.
.Friday, Saturday, June 11, 12
AMANDA BLAKE,
GEORGE NADER
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE «9th, 1954
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Monday, Tuesday, June 14, 15
KATHRYN GRAYSON,
HOWARD KEEL
- in
Kiss Me Kate
in technicolor
WHITECHURCH
Social Evening Marks
Ninetieth Anniversary
--Whitechtirch Presbyterian con--
gregation celebrated ’ their 90th
anniversary at- a social oh. Tues
day evening. Rev, J. R. MacDon^'
aid of Ripley . presided, over the
program in the absence of " Rev.
P’ A- Currie.;. ..The opening
number was an anthem by the
choir. Miss Clark Of the. Salva
tion Army in Wingham favored
with vocal solos with acoordian
accompaniment. Messrs. Q. Leg?'
gatt and B. Routledge of Wing
ham, Mrs. Philip .Stewart Of
Lucknow and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt
each sang solos. Mr. Murray
Gaunt played the saxaphone and
Mrs. Robert Mowbray of Wing-
. re_adings.;„._Miss-
Doris Pickell played a piano solo
and Mrs., Gordon McBurney and
Mrs. Alex Robertson sang a duet.
The guest speaker for the ev
ening wa§ Rev. J. R. Boggs of
Molesworth,. who spoke on the
development ■; of the country
around Palestine and Jerusalem
under the Jewish settlers and a
description of agriculture still;
practiced, by the: Arabs. He also
described Bethlehem, Nazareth,
arid Galilee as he saw them.
Rev. Pollock spoke briefly af
ter which. James Wilson was call
ed on to light ’the candles in
the1 candelbras .which decorated
-the-4a-ble—w4th—a—lorely^birthd ay-
cake. Mrs. Johnston Corin theri
asked Mrs. R, DT A. Currie to
cut the cakei
Mr. James Mcllraith gave the
closing remarks, thanking all
who ’took part ’ in -making the
evening such a success, The pro-
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a hymn and" prayer, after which
all went .ta the schoolroom of the
church for refreshments. Mrs, J.
Mcllraith and Mrs. J. Craig pour
ed tea arid everyone enjoyed a
social half, hour. : :
WART ADS
TENDERS
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TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD
SEALED TENDERS "addressed ”to’
the undersigned will be received
until 6.00 p.m.,. Monday, June 21,
for the supply of material and
construction of the , Rob Munici
pal Drain in the Township of
Ashfield, .consisting Of 6,138 lin.
ft. tile drain of diameters 14”,
12”, 10”, 8”. 62 lin. ft. open drain
and 50 lin. ft. corrugated iron
pipe ' .together with ifieldstone
protection, 3 catah-basihs rgnd 1
junction box.
Plans and’ specifications may
be seen at the office of the Clerk,
Kintail,. Ontario,
Work to start _as soon as pres-
ent"~crops''afe harvested.
. Marked cheque payable to the
Treasurer of the Township of
Ashfield for 10 percent of the
amount of bid must accompany
each tender.
Lowest or any tender not nec
essarily accepted.
—Signed, Donald M. Simpson,
; Clerk-Treasurer Ashfield Twp.
Kintail, Ontario.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van der
Ley and- family wish to sincerely
thank all the friends and neigh-
bors who presented them with
gifts and money on the occasion
of their wedding. anniversary. ’It
was much appreciated.
The family of the late Mrs.
Mary MacDonald wish to ack
nowledge with sincere thanks and
- Evidence is to hand^that these
Huron County “Voices” are read
beyond our county boundaries. A
beautiful little Northwestern On
tario town less than 2,000 popu
lation is bedevilled by'drink. It
is in L.G.A. territory and is amp
ly.supplied with legal liquor out
lets. They have two beverage
rooms, a government liquor store
and a brewers warehouse. _ A
small group of citizens, greatly
concerned at the depforable con
ditions, met some time ago to do
. something. At the first meeting
this column in Huron Co. Week
lies was referred to, and a simir
, lar plan was launched. A few of
. the group chipped, in To. pay for
' the_first insertions._bu.Liater--£ees-
vere accepted to defray expenses.
This local temperance league is
increasing in membership and is
working beyond its town limits.
One of the group writes, “We
have always been wet, a hang--
over from old timber days. We
I had at one time .seven sawmills
gram was brought to a/close with ^PPI^atiom^he jnapy kind : acts
here. I. personally, Know condi
tions in Blank (a small Huron
County 'town). I lived there 14
years-. Conditions are better there
than here, as regards drinking.
We have a run of petty police'
court cases that Blank is free
from or mostly so”. Surely such
-testimony should—-have-Av-ei-ght-
with us. We are under the Can
ada Temperance Act which al-
lows/no legal outlets for the sale
of beverage alcohol.. The courts
have frequently complimented us
on our comparative freedom from
crime, of which the chief contri
buting' factor is drink.—Advt,
and expressions of sympathy ex
tended them during the illness
and at the time of the death of
their mother. ■
The Montgomery Family are
deeply grateful to friends, rela
tives and neighbors, Rev. F. G.
Purchase and all who were- so
kind in their bereavement; also
all who so kindly visited their
brother Ed, and those who sent
cards, letters, fruit, etc;, while he
was • in Byron Sanitarium.
Mrs. John Bushell, R. 2; Holy
rood. .
We . wish to express our sincere
thanks to the msfny friends and
neighbors for their kindness and
sympathy shown us during our
sad bereavement. Special thanks
to Rev. G. Meiklejohn, Rev. J. R.
MacDonald, Dr. M. H. Corrin and
i all' those-who have sent cards of
sympathy/.
Mrs. Nelson Bushell
Mrs.. Robert Simpson
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TENDERS FOR COAL & .COKE
FEDERAL BUILDINGS—
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO
JEALED TENDERS addressee^ to
the undersigned and endorsed
as above,, will be •'-received until
3,00 p.m. (E.D.S.T.), WEDNES
DAY, JUNE 23, 1954, for, the. sup
ply of coal and coke for the
Federal Buildings throughout the
Province of Ontario. ", ,
Forms of tender with- specifica/
tions and conditions attached can
b,e obtained from^the Chief of
Purchasing and Stores, Depart-
ment of Public Works, Ottawa,
and the Purchasing and Stores
i Officer^ 3 Sullivan Street, Tor-
o.n.to, Ontario. . ••
Tenders, will .not/be-.cbnsiderecL
.unless made on or according to
: the printed forms supplied by the
Department and in accordance
with conditions set for,th. therein.
The Department reserves the
right- to demand from any' suc
cessful tenderer, before award-
.ing the order, a security deposit
‘ in the form of a certified cheque
POULTRY FARM, R.R. 3, GODERICH or
FEED STORE, LUCKNOW
2nd 9.15—Adults 50c, students 35c, children 25c
Wednesday/Thursday^ June 9th, 10th
Phyllis Calvert, Jack Hawkins, Terrance Morgan, in
Tile Story of Mandy
The story of a little, girl wlio was fyorn deaf and dumb
and learns to talk again. k-;
Friday, Saturday/June 11th, 12th
Charlton Heston; Susan Morrow, Joan Hansen, in
THE SAVAGE
—- inrteehnicolor"
Matinee Saturday at 2.30 Children 10c, Students 20c
Wednesday, Thursday, June 16 th, 17 th
V Gail Russell, Anne Dvorak, Claire Trevor, in:
“THE BACHELOR’S DAUGHTER
drawn on a bank incorporated Miss Heffron, who died in Oct-
under the Bank Act or the Que- ober, 1953, in St. Mary’s Hospi-
bec Savings Bank Act pay able, to, tai, left her estate of $13,000 to
the Society of Jesus, Upper Can
ada.
A niece, Marie Winkler, and a
nephew, Joseph T. Garbert, both
ofDetroi1|,-Michigan;contested
the order of the Honourable the
Minister of Public Works, equal
to ten per cent of /the amount
of tender, in accordance with the
Government—Contracts—Regula
tions now in force, or Bearer the validity of the will on the
Bonds, with, unmatured coupons ( grounds that the deceased ait the
attached, of the.. Government of. time did. not have testamentary
Canada or of the Canadian Nat-1 capacity,. that the execution- of
ional Railway Company aind its»the will was obtained with undue
constituent cbmpanies, uncondi-1 influence and thait she had nbt
tionaily guaranteed as to princi- | had independent legal advice,
pal and .interest by the Govern
ment of Canada. ”
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
ROBERT FORTIER,
. . Secretary.
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa,. May 28, 1954.
i Communion service will be
’ held at Ashfield Presbyterian
j Church on Sunday, where the
The validity of the will of Miss; pre-communion custom of two
Ella A. Heffron, 79, has been up-* preparatory services is still ofo-
held in surrogate court by Jiidge’ served by the congregation. These
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