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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1954
Theatre
WINGHAM
First Sowing Starts at 7.15 p.m. Saturday Matinees 2.0Q
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Wednesday, Thursday, October 6 th, 7 th
LINDA DARNELL and TAB HUNTER, in
Isla|i<| oS Desire
Friday, Saturday, October 8th, 9th
'Mark Stevens and . Angela Landsbury, in
MUTINY
toior
Monday, Tuesday, October 11th, 12 th
' Doris Day and Gordon MacRae, in
By the Light of the
Silvery Moon
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Wednesday, Thursday, October l‘3th, 14 th
Ray Milland and Grace Kelly, in
Dial M For Murder
Adult Entertainment ’ ■< v
ESCAPE INJURIES
AS CARS CRASH
’ (KINLOUGH NEWS)
Mr. <John Stroeder proceeding
south on the highway from Kin-
lough to Kinloss ' was in a cof-
lisiori with a car driven by Bur
ton Collins—as he and Mrs“Cpl“
Jins, also Mr. and Mrs. Morford.
■MacKay nf Huron, were proceed
ing north. At a winding curve
south of James McEwan’s ' resi
dence the Stroeder car made the
turn and went out of control,
striking the Collins cat but for
tunately none of the occupants
were injured. Damage to each car
was extensvie. Mrs.'Collins is.fhe
teacher in Kinlough ^and Mr.
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United. Church Mission Band
The Mission Band of the Unit-,
ed Church met on Monday, Oct
ober 4th, with the . ’president
• Nancy- Webster in charge; .' The
Mission Band hymn was sung,
followed by the Lord’s prayer.
Joanne Hunter was; appointed or-
ganist and jELeanor McN-ay—as
sistant organist. Mary Allin read,
the scripture lesson. Hymn 404
was sung - followed. by. a reading-
by "Murray' Hunter. Lynn Co.use
g-ave a. prayer.. Mrs. Mathers took
the Juniors and Mrs. .Button the
.Seniors' for .their study on India.,
The meeting closed by repeating
the.Members’ Purpose; ,...
BROWN BROS
’Phone 181 " Kincardine
—"--^I^TNG'HIGHESTTRrcES FOR
LIVE POULTRY
■ Poultry Culling A Specialty.
In accordance With government regulations Our poultry
coops are thoroughly washed and disinfected
for your protection.
Dungannon
FALL FAIR
WAS NINETY-TWO
LAST FRIDAY
(WHITECHURCH NEWS)
Congratulations to Mrs. Ken
nedy who celebrated her 92nd
birthday on Friday, October 1st.
Mrs. Kennedy, lives with her son
Pete and carries on with her
housework, The ones; who were
home with Mrs. Kennedy bn Fri-
dap were, Mrs, Harry Tichborne,
Mrs. T. Lamb, Mrs. Robertson
and son, all of Goderich; Mrs.
Durnin.J. D. Durriin. Mrs^Geo.
Kennedy;. Miss Annie Kennedy
and Mrs, Lottie Kennedy, both of
Wingham, .
BORN — In Wingham General
Hospital to Mr., and Mrs; Dan
Tiffin on October 4th,'a daughter;
a sister for Barry, Bevin and
Douglas. Congratulations.
, Mrs. Thdmas Inglis is visiting
with her brothers, Messrs. Robert
and Ales MacKenzie of . Calgary.
Mrs. Robt. Adams spent .the
week-end with her brother, Mr.
and Mrs; Roddy Inglis at Forest.
BORN — In Wihigham General
Hospital on Sept. 29th to Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Waile a: .son. -Congrat
"ulatidris. ' ’ ' .
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The PLAYHOUSE
First Show at 7.30; Second; 9.15 j— Matinee Saturday '
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday, October 7, 8, 9
. . Randolph Scott, in;
“SUGAR FOOT
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, October 11,12,13
» . V Deani Martin and Jerry Lewis, in
“SCARED STIFF”
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, October 14, 15, 16
Ronald Regan, Virginia Mayo, Eddie Bracken, in
“THE GIRL FROM JONES BEACH
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
.,Don’t wait until Christmas eve
to buy your gifts. Personalized
playing cards, serviettes, matches,
informals, arid coasters make
lovely ihexpensive gifts. A pres
ent with/their name on will be
appreciated. We also have ser
viettes for weddings; showers,
anniversaries, etc.
DON THOMPSON
Phone 33 or 35,
CARD OF THANKS
; Mrs. Wm7-E;_;Altbh arid Wen
dell ackndyvledge . with, heartfelt
thanks and appreciation the
many, kindnesses and expressions
_o_f_s.ypin athy-extended-them-dur-
i ng the sickness and bereavement
of their dear husband and father.
I . vyish to sincerely thank
friend’s and neighbors who so
kindly remembered me while in
the hospital, with special thanks
to Dr. Bern Corrin and the staff
of Wingham Hosnital.
. MRS. WILSON IRWIN.
I sincerely wish to thank all
those who so kindly remembered
me with cards, flowers, and fruit
while a patient in Wingham Hos
pital. Special thanks also to: the
Dociior and nurses. ‘
Mrs? Margaret Purves.
. • Mrs. Henry - Mathers and Fam-
iiv acknowledge—w-i-th—heartfelt—
thanks and-: appreciation, the
many kindnesses and expressions
of svpipathy • extended-" them in
their bereavement.
Mrs. Fred Anderson wishes to
-thank her many friends for cards,
flowers, fruit , ahd gifts while in
.hospital. All were much appreci-'
ated. . r
Mr. Herb Ensign wishes to sin^
cerely thank all those who'sent
him cards and letters and visited
him while .in, the hospital. Their'
thoughtfulness .was indeed ap
preciated.
Mrs. Irene Paterson and Miss
Alice Comisky of Toronto spent
thej^ek^^^ with.the.„former-S-
"rriother, Mrs. Taylor.
Miss Olive Terriff,v R.N. of the
Listowel Hospital Staff spent the
week-end at her home here.
:The W. I. hpld a euchre party
in the hall on Friday evening,
October 1st. There were 20 tables
the prizes going to the highest,
Mrs. W. Caslick of Wirigham and
Mr. E’ Caslick and 2nd high to
Mrs. Robt. Ross and Mr. George
Walker.
Stanley Moore and Elroy Laid
law are building more'on to the
chopping mill.
Mrs. Russell Chapman received
word thaf-her -father,-; Mri -Smith
of Aurora is suffering from a
stroke.
Mr. Mac - MacGregor is home
from New York jfor some hQli-
days. ■ : ■_ ’
Mrs. Sarah MacKay, Miss Mar
garet'Moffat of Toronto and Miss
Emma Richardson visited with
Mrs, Ross and Olive on Sunday.
' Mr. and Mrs.-Gordon Small of
Orangeville are-visiting with th£
latter’s sister, Mrs. Maude Mac
Gregor. . ’ .
• Mr. and • Mrs. Bert Moggash
and two children of Tillsonberg
have rented Vic Emerson's new
house. He is an agent for the Al
lis-Chalmers . in • this district. '
• Mr; and Mrs.. Jack'Campbell
of Point Clark visited on. Sunday with Mr.^md Mrs. Ab McQuillin,
DUNGANNQK
Dungannon Wbmeii’s institute
The monthly meeting of Dun
gannon' Women’s Institute was
held in the Dungannon United
Church on Thursday evening^
Sept. 30th. The meeting was iii
charge of Mrs. D. Kilpatrick and.
opened in the usual way with
22 members answering the roll
call, “A suggestion for an im
provement in the community”.
Each, member had been asked ta
bring a youngt mother. There
were 11 visitors and five child
ren also present. Mrs. Brooks
conducted th^ business period.
The-requestfor-a donationtothe
C.N.I.B. was laid over till the
next meeting. Mrs. Kilpatrick &
Mrs. Irvin were named delegates
to the Area ConvehtiDnland -final
arrangemerits made for the booth
at the Fair on October 13th. Hie
program began with singing one
verse of O Canaria, and a piano
solo by Mrs. Phillips. The motto
“The more we know, the better
we forgive”, was prepared fey
Mrs. .Stewart and read by Mrs.
Brown, fpllowed by two violin
selections by Eleanor Reed ac
companied by her mother. Mrs.
T’. Clark of Tiger Dunlop Insti
tute gave the address on public
j elations and current events were
given by Mrs. Fqwler. The sing
ing of The Queen closed the
meeting. The hostesses in charge
served lunch.
ONEY
YOUR HOME GROWN' GRAINS
WITH
CO-OPI- •7
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FREE-FOR-ALL, Purse of
NON-WINNER of $500 up to Sept. 1. 1^51. Purse of SUn.OO
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OPEN RACE for nurs.e of ......
PUNY RACE, 12 hands, and unden t
PONY RACfe, 12 hands and under
CONCERT AND DANCE
Irt. The Agricultural Hall at Night
DORNE and DORIS
McLELLAND
HbICENSED AUCTIONEERS^
No Sale tod large or too small
BERVIE, ONTARIO
Phone Ripley 77-r-12
R.S.Hetherinqton,Q,C.
: Barrister, Etc^
- Whigham arid Lucknow
IN LUCKNOW
Each Monday
and Wednesday
Located on the ground floor
in the front of
John Kilpatrick’s Building
’Phone Wingham
Office 48 . Residence W
CONCmiES
HOME:
GROWN
GRAINS
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PHONE. 74, LUCKNOW