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THE LUC1 NOW SENTINEL,,
�CKri1OW, ONTARIO
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:',:. SDAY„ MAX 17th, 191.
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diff erence?
Unlike most 'birds, "the
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female KINGFISHER
.more` brightly colored
,, than the male She hasp
on- extra band, of rusty=
red across the:chest.`
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Get to .know-- nature and 'you'll •be{;going; all out`''
for 'conservation. Nature holds CI+ vast treasure .Of
interestingfacts and colorful creatures., It's ours' to.
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protect and''.yours to enjoy.
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Ndfutre 'Unspoiled
• TOURS TO PROTECT :YOURS: TO' ENJOY •
THE;CARLI.NG BREW..ERIES,L:I•MITED.
WATERLOO. ONTARIO
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ROSEIVMRY THYME.
Most of you listen tothe radio
while you are doing your house-
work I imagine Does it help your
• work to goalong more speedily
and. efficieritly? One type of pro-
gram'more than another? Do you
. ever ` feel like smashing : your
radio,' to hits? .You turn the dial
,: before 'You.: get ,sodesparate, of
course.' But, sornetimes, you know
that in ;fifteen minutes there's "a
program, yollf.want; to ' hear, . and
so you; dial there,; .because right;:
now your bread is' ready..to r unix,
or you • are settling down to 'some.
sewing, and don't "want to get up
magain. ' But for the , fifteen min-
utes you may have .to listen to
something that sounds much like
:a midnight 'cat fight, •'and', you
wonder rky--yotr---thtfaght `you
wanted : thear the radio at. •all.,
On the other hand : you may • like
boogey-woogey:• .Flviery woman to
her taste,' But for me it doesn't
work ... I spill ,°flour. over every-
thing, 'I splash milk,, drop .cups
ia;nd mixing' bowls • and spoons,
'forget; to put in, salt; or baking;
'pow'der, the salad 'dressing' goes
iumPy, . I trip over my ; feet. Fif-
teen xnnutes 'of iSpike ..Jones or
Jimmy Durante,. and my .kitchen'
would . be ..a ` shambles alit But : the
Blue: Danube. Will roll : out :pie
crust.. in .a swift, flowing ' move-
meat Beautiful. Dreamer. 'wall
:make "lemon pie filling as smooth
.. the � velvet;', the cups . stay' in :their.
places; and my feet go in theirs
Cockles 'and mussels, alive,' :alive,'
IS; a grand thing,: to dust.'or• make
beds. The other day I• ' was -.wash-
ing .. the .dishes .after the. noon
:' meal, . • in somewhat of a hurry,
• and .deep, in some far away
thoughts.,of my own.. Everything
was • going wrong, I was,, making'
no sPeed at all, and felt jittery.
Then 'suddenly
:�a
me. -con-
scious'
1 'bec
of the fact 'that .the radio '
,was 'pounding`•out "The Thing!',
and I .decided that was' .the :cause
y t,roulbles, so I' .turned' it'
Zion •,W,M.S,
' Zion' WM S met ` at- the home
of Mrs. Harvey :Ritchie, "Thursday
'afternoon, May '10th, with, an at-
tendance of 17 adults' and. four'
children: and Mrs.`. Cecil 'Gardner
presiding. • Auer , the opening
hymn rand the Lord's prayer 'the
.secretary,, Mrs Raynard,„, read the
minutes:. and called ;the.:roll, the
Flatter ” being • answered by. pay
meet of fees Mr . Fred' A.nderso
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' then ` tondueted' the • devotional
period calling on.-: ' Mrs.. Jack
Gardner for 'a:'reading and Mrs.'
Jacob :Hunter, . for thea scripture
le after�wch the: litany • f
sson, ny o
rededication .:.from the May pro-
gram was. read in ',unison: `Mrs.
Charlie. 'Wilkins' read the study
*look chapter; Mrs. Woolley, , "A
Little Parable for .Mothers" and.
.Mrs. Hunter an interesting;. well
"written .retort. of the Huon. Pres..'
byterial:: held in Exeter,., April 27.
At the ' business session. plans
were made kir a• bale and quilt
for overseas relief, money being
donated fbr the latter, 'Letters' of
.,.thanks'•were ',read and it "was, de-
cided to: have the June , ineeting
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at the parsonage•' a': week early, as
their regular. date "was Confer-
ence ; week. 'Hymn 29.9 was sung
and Rev. Mr., Woolley closed ;the
'meeting' with. prayer. The hostess
was . assisted in .serving a' dainty
lunch' by' Mrs..Fred'Anderson and;
Mrs. Nelson ; Raynard.
CREW,E.
Mr:: and',Mrs. Mac McLaughlin
and Joanna of . Detroit `visited -on
Saturdaywith• Mr..and Mrs.: Ray.=
and Finnigan and Mr. '.arid Mrs.
Chester Finnigan.. and Louise . •
Mr. And Mrs Tom Culbert, Sr.
:and 'Tom Culbert, Jr.. and Miss,
Annie. Culbert . visited Sunday
with Mr. and :Mr's. Allan Ritchie
of Zion.
Mr.and. Mrs. "Clifford Crozier
and. children and Roy:Maize vis-
ited Sunday with friends 'in Lon-
don.
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Mrs. . Jim. Boak - returned home'
Sunday after spending a few days
•with her mother.,. Mrs., Fred. Cook
of Belgrave, recuperating from an
attack of measles.
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Farm ov fmrr r `
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,� , em nt Loains have helped thousands'
. of. Canadian farmers' to buy tractors and other
farm implements to speed their work ;and grow.
bigger crops. Ask,, your nearest , .B of M
manager about the many ways an !-14, can
help you to modernize•'yourm.'farm and .70AMII110,COMM,
increase your' profits: ' The •cosi is low. •
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MONTREAL
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Lucknow 'Branch.::
C: L, SMITH•; .Manage, • .
Wd'RKl'NG w-tti CANAD.IANS IN EVERY WALK of I.If:E 5iNtR�lt3`I'7
WHITECHURCH -
Mrs, .John + arruthers 'spent a.
,few days with her daughter;., Mrs..
George Fisherand family last
week. . • •
We are . sorry to report .Mr,
Wm. Dawson Who has, been' in
Winighat'n hospital. for some., time,
took' a;;bad spell and is in .a .ser-
,
i'ous ' nditon,• •
Mrey, George and Orville
Tiffin and their mother, Mrs. Joe
rTtffin and Mrs; V. Emerson mot-
ored to. London on Sunday and
visited with Mr, .Joe Tiffin,. Sr.;
who • is in Victoria' Hospital. We
are, glad to 'report Mr,, Tiffin 'is
to get: home the.end of•the week.
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Mr: and Mrs, Geo. "Saunders
Gordon ,of .;Ashfield spent
day 'evening , with .Mrs. Mac Ross
and. Olive., e
The Young Peoples . Society ' of
Chalmers held their .meeting on.
Tuesday. •Brussels Society had
been invited as guests"and 'a good
attendance was present.. Mr. Ross
McGregor, pies., was in the chair
•and gave the call to worship. The
scripture was ,read !by • Douglas'
Newsman • with prayer : by -Nat
Thompson: A. •vocal duet by Mrs.
D. Craig and Miss ' Marlyn ' New-
man was 'accompanied ' by Mrs. -
Conn; piano :solo by Miss Barbara
Allen; address ,by :Rey, Fulton (if
Brussels; solo by Miss' Marjorie
MacKenzie, clarinet:solo by Robt.
Kennedy,. Brussels; solo : by Miss
of ..m
off,' and `things'• improved im
hied' ately.
•I'd like' to ' do a • fact-finding'
suiivey, and. find out what house-
wives think of•. certaiin' types of.
,programs: `Perhaps we 'could get'
less; )nerve-wracking "music"' :