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• Letters To The' Editor
The Big ' Four 'Again
Editor Lucknovv: • Sentinel
Dear Sirs '
That'the ineeti.ng at the surnmi
ill—be-- importaiit .• no one- can
have any dou'bt.:As to just haw
successful it.,will: be is; pretty dif--
ficult to predict. Although.' few
•of us are in a position to' • tack:le
the problems our statesmen. will'
be .trying to solve,. .this shouldn't
prevent us' from taking - a keep,
interest in ..the proceedings. Tf.
we ,keep .in' mind, 'Some. of, • the'
'not• so' recent events that have.
Lied ,up to this meeeting, our
oterest will be greater.
In .many respects. our twentieth.
century has . been, in a class by
itself. ;Never • ,before' until this
century had there been a ;World
wide conflict with forty-five,
years 'still .to ,go we've already'
had two of them. M'an's :'travel.
conquest -of : the=-glabie,h-as, brought„
many complications and ch,all
enges: Western' civilisation with
the aid, of Colui•ribus Was. able to
bring the civilizations of:. the
world under one roof around the
year 1500. In a . sense' this .put,
us in a civllizati.on league . with
some of 'the main competing:.
:teams being the. Hindus, Ms -
Buddhists. • The.. star team in ' this
league has ;undoubtedly been our
''own, . Western civilization. The
point. �I wish to einphasize, •is that
we Won't °necessarily continue
to hold the top; ' position. There
ire countless, rriillions;.'an . th.ese•
tither 'teain, s who :detest;•oiir .lead-
ership.''
After. World War I've thou ght
g
this had been the war to end.
Nisar. Needless `to•. say we were'
ly .misfaken After World War.
II we felt secure. for a time be-
cause .we alone had the kno:W
how of the atornic_b_c nb,_ Now
that we no longer have; this .ad-
vantage we are • told that the
Weapons. of destruction are now
so 'terrible that no ',nation ,would
dare.• start a . war. •That ' is the
point in history we' have reached
to, date,..• ,
Qne ' thing that has surprised'
fie is. ,that there hasn't 'been a'
greater protest against the. fact.
that there WAS a World War II.
One 'should have imagined .great'
indignation expre$'sed from • al,
walks of life as 'to what blunder-
ing or .blttnderings led to. World
War •II, In' their' rush to get. into
the,•post-war . market our big
business • leaders. missed t arid are
continuing to miss many oppor-
tunities to promote the • cause' of
peace;' Rut' rather than leave
theSe problems for.•our politicians
and big business 1end.ers to solve
alone, there are .many 'things that
u-to...help.
e ^^cause along, .That is'why it
Sc's important that we: do our
best to understand the meeting
at the..Suzrrattr. ,
(Editor's Note .- "Itanicho" Presses the hope that theie Civil'
(be some ` replies : other ncont-
mentaries on this suibject in re=
Sponse to his letter:;)
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1?AGE SEVEN
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by
ROSEMARY THYME
° .Yesterday Ispent a Couple of
hours. tagging for. -..our Hospital
Aid, I :always find, it. a most in-
triguing study, in human behav-
iour
iour : the variety of responses
:we get in.ansrner to 'our proffer -
'Phone ,181 . Kincardine
PAYING HIGHEST PRICES FOR
LIVE• POULTRY
:Po. Wiry Culling A 'Specialty. • '
n accordance with ;government regulations Our poultry'
coops...are-thoroughly washed and disinfected
' for your protection.
ed box and the appeal; . "Would''�-�>�.�,...,-.,.�.,..,,.�,•
O help our.
There are the people who start; BOY LEAVES: HOM
reahing,°for .•ttbair purse as soon,
as thhey see you these are in • (By -A,. W. B.)
the._ Minority, of. ,course• ' Then .Two
there are: they nes who � sa'' "O}r. years, ago from ..this very
ones, 1/ �� Y day .my, diary `contains the fol-
T got one' this' ni,orning". T •can. 'lowing entry;
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always tell • (.or think .I; can) I " My correspondence this• •week
whether, they. did or they didn't, includes a letter sent by a moth.
The ones who are being.truth- er in Yorkshire to say how'
ful are quite :matter -of -•fact, with pleased she '•was to have- her son
an assurance in their, :voice which. ,an airman;' here: in Canada,' to
suggests ` that they could ,produce visit us; ane ..how he appreciated
it if they.• had to, The ones who this happy meeting.and stay in
figure 'that this is the !best ex
our: Ontario 'home. On � his wa
across country,he foind'a, warm
welcome *high: ihelped'. '.to un
wrap the strangenes. of. .:himse'1
contacting• those who .tried • to
be L friendly in. the • •. Canadia
scene. ' • .
Our hospitality,. I •hope,'„wil
never .need.. the t ge and.;inspir
you caret h :l_ hospital?” AS; TI•IE IJNIFORMEQ.'
•
euse to avoid giving a donation
'BELLS have. a ,note of : impatience in
McWHINNEY--SPROUL their voices as; Much .as_ to say,
How dare • you:ask ' me again
The United "p:Ch'urch Parsonage, 'this afternoon!"•
1 . g , ., .•. as if you had
Dungannon, was the, setting for some,magic way of knowing that
a wedding Saturday when Louise they, in particular,- had bought :a
Verdella .Sproul,. R. 3, ' Auburn, tag. One .poor woman Was. caught
became the' bride of.•Mr. Harold badly with-ant—annoyingly tr-tuth--
Lloyd McWhinney, Port Albert.; NI daughter ..;;when she ing .emotional leave -taking -Of; a
ll
The brider•iS a daughter of Mr. glibly' told me that she had •got other airman. • Who one . Sunday
.anl Mrs. ,Howard Sproul,, R. 3, one, ',her.. small daughter . (or 'so recentl was` 'sa in • .'oo
Y.. y g g dbye to
Auburn, ' and the • bridegr. oom is I. figure), pipes up' shrilly, "You ''his' mother 'It was;': Sunda• ; an
a son• of Mr. and Mrs, .•Llo d Mc-.; never did": Y
y� the uniformed lad was about to
Whinney, Port Albert:. Rev; G. The men who :don't want to 'say the tender words and show
Watt performed the eereinony. give stalk . lby. without • recogniz- • 'the . f on'd affection for 'his oth '
rri er
The bride .'wore a waltz -length' ing your existence, The .women that going overseas ' called•, for
gown of lace and satin. The''bod don't• have .any, :change, or. I told Courteously ','he` .saw. his 'Mother
ice of • nylon net with folds of Mrs, So -and -So that. I'd' get one alight' from the bus on which •h
tulle, at the .neckline, was taps from her'. `There is. always the was..'to ,continue. He 'reciprocated
ped with a lace iacket.wsth` long man who says, "This is the third the dear 'mother's, fling' of arms
pointed sleeves and Peter Pan. time you'ved :tagged me", ,as :if he round his ; shoulder, .:her 'kissin
g
collar. •ernbroider.'ed with sequins; couldn't.' understand •how you• h;im," arid' farewell. whisper . As
The• full skirt..featured .rows of could fail to remember ,having: he submitted . to :her• affectionate
frilled •. nylon tulle' 'over bridal . previously. approached ...Tell' an, pressure the bus driver. stood •with
satin. Her three -quarter -length u1 standirrg=loolting, cha And his hand. near '''the bell ,push..'.to
veil .• of : embroidered,' tulle.was there isa.also• the. type •'wh�p.: wallet. sigral� oin 'on " again.
8 g
Caught to . a. headdress of` 'whi'te up; with no tag in: evidence, ..who' • `Just then an angry voice .was
mohair, •'and•. she carried. a white waits .until g h.
you smile• -and offer• heard from wthi�t 'the .bus : call-
Biib;le topped -with--redxroses•-•arid- the--eolleetion--box—therr---drags-"-a- ing ."Start up a rn' condutct `T
lil -of-the-valley Mrs: Elwin Sil-' tag . from his g��'' Qr'
y y. pocket,. � and ' grv�s: Why wait?: can, t.people stay
'6,. Goderich, sister;. of 'the •a..:hearty„"ha-ha-ha". This i's sup- their farewells •at• home?" •
bride, was matron of honor and:. posed to• draw .an • equally hearty. Then the conductor" spoke..up
wore an . orchid»shade :.. Waltz laugh from the tagger •.too ;-• ..• for. all : Within and without„ to
length gown :Which featured ° a . I 'aro asked the greatest variety hear, "Young man,:: 'I'm not
strapless' bodice topped by a"mat of questions:` Where to buy meat? eying you.: Take' :all' the• time
ching' lace Jack-et•-and•'7Skirt fail-, Where could a. ninety,. dollar` there is to say. goodbye .•to your:
ing into points, of• nylon.• tulle, cheque be cashed ori Saturday.,rnother. You never kno :hen
Her headdress . Was of Matching Could I recomm'epd a doctor? • it; will •be the last: time If ° some
ll;awe s an 'she arried-a: nose: Jimmy :has a rash Have.;I heard people in, here are :.in ,a ;hurry.'to
gay of, yellow chrysanthemums, of any fisherman's itch? get' their-. si'ns: forgive •'let' them:
forgiven, he7xr
Miss •Sharon. Sling, R.'6, Goderich, I •-'have had -'a diversion; here,, hneel,"down in' the bus and ask
niece of the ,bride, :was flower, girl have been.. entertained by a. ama11 for .it. ,There are more important.
and. wore a frock. of ,yellow riy- lass regaling me with: wondrous things than getting to church,
Ion sheer with little frilled , ulf-. tales ..of Cinderella. She is not :punctually'.•
ed sleeves and the skirt •of rows. gale four, but is certainly: a high, •
of tiny frills. S'he vvore' a match=',IY, cntertain•ing. conversationalist,
ing wreath of flowers and . Cate with. himself and :myself to draw
ried •a tiny •-nosegay o1.,of chid .her out. Her nadle is 'Rob'in, and'
chrysanthemums, Mr.'. ;. Albert, .w hili she .•was telling' me' a tall'
evi , sienna, e nt., • was , • es, h as"strcld l .. -
the' master of the house shouting'
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Tooled To Repair All•
1'11kes Of Tractors
- Allis Chalmers :`�B" TRACTOR
f•in A=1 ' Condition.
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OrgE :USED FLOW'
40 CRAWLER, FOUR -ROLLERS
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_ Before Buying See Us
ation of an incid nt•,;of the 'touch,.' COMBINES • .
- WAGONS, ,BALERS; MOWERS''
SIDE RAKES
a KI.NLOUGH GARAGE.
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man.
For. a reception-thatwe47*`a-bbold rribrrr-to--g'et-otrt--ofthat-
in .the • United Church basement, cherry tree:, Poor Robin' Was quite'
the bride's'mother received wear -;.hurt untilwe'..shoWed her• the.
in a:. navy tr.icotine .dress_:_trim bird and . explained that it was
riled with pin, m,atchiing access-' a ,robin too. `We Tdon't.-have••ro:b-
`oriel and• a 'corsage of sweetheart "ins in . Toledo;". said ' she,; "just
roses.: She , was assisted by the. me• But we have kittens".: ,a
bridegroorn's mother;who wore 'She. was telling us about being"
a ;nylon :figured 'dress, white 'ac-
cessories and -going inthe . and a 'corsage of pink water, "Canada is „good", she
sweetheart. roses: Fo'llowing' •the said with emphasis,,, So I jump-
ed' right in. I splashed and .splash;
ed and then 1 swam' right along
'th.e .other, top". `The other top'
being the bottom:' as we discover-.
stones aqua coat vt hite access -('ed • after a lengthy exp]anation•
as
'reception the couple' left . on' a
•rnotor trip to Northern Ontario,
the ' bride 'travelling in an aqua
:linen dress trimmed with ihine
ones an • a corsat, • eet'.
roses, Mr : and Mrs. McWhinney
will reside on; the: bridegroom's
farm . in Ashfield" `township. •
Guests were present from Point
Edward, Blyth-;- Kincarelinc,.Dun-.
annon, Viel irra and• God.et ich:
° .LANGSIDE
.Doh't•forget the Sunday. School
picnic .On the school' grounds on.
Saturday ._afternoon. •. PvRryo -
welcome,.
Congratulations. to . Nancy and-
Donelda Cochrane' 'and; Ronald.
Conley ;of`-S.S. No. 9. and Colleen ••
Tiffin, Phyllis, Steer. and George
Y:oung of No 8>:ori--gassing. their
entrance exams.• • •
Recent visitors :at the. home. of
Mr..' and Mrs. "•Chester Feagan
Were • Mr. and Mrs: W.. E. •Elliott
of Minico and 1VIr. Gordon Pea-.
- o and Mos Bert Moffat, Jim-
my and, Donna , were . Sunday af'-
ternoon visitors with Mr. • and
+M.rsL_._Pbiti ` Steer ' and fa -n 1y' •
Mrs. • Hester Falconer of Cale-
'don
ale'dors was a 'visitor last week' w,i.tlh.
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& COMERCIAL ,TRUCKS
as well as the_ farm 'business:
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JOHN McMURCHIE, IItI'PLI Y,
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-to.,•wh.eree:..i:t'.1ay in rel:at ol., to-th-e
'top'
We. she and T, Were acir•niring
thevery fetching, frock .she was.
Wearing: She was quite compla-
cent a,boiit• it,, arid the crisp •or,
Bandy. petticoat under it, "and
this”, she proudly displayed, "are
nv nylon : Sunday . School pants".
•feel finding the small .Robin
good copy, so shall have to eX=
plain 'to. her . Daddy , Why he
mustn't call her ' away and tell
Mier i`ot tc5` bother 2n *`' ht nu s
drifts: over. saying. what
do" you know about Cinderella
naw'I'..
'A soda •:clerk . in a Michigan
drugstore interi.ted $7;000. They
can't call, him • a jerk "now. •,'
,Increased ' earrings 'bring in-
creased yearnings,
•
` er niece; Mrs.: i usseil Ritchie
`and Mr. Ritchie,'
• We are 'glad to report Mr. bun -
Can McConnell is able to• be up.
again,.' • •
Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence McLeod
took in London Centennial, son
''Saturday. a
Mr, toy • Huffman returned
home from° Wingham Hospital :on
Sunday after being a ' patient
there for, a few 'weeks following'
his car accident at Whiit_e:church;..
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