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,..WEDNSSPAY, APRIL 10, 1963
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• : noW that %the nonsense
is over (and .1aayl aren't there a
lot . of dopey ,voters in his
•.couptry?) we can get. bac .0
•,the impontant IthingS f fe.
I'd -later, at this tine,
along, a" vote of • appreciation to
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maws By Bill SrniIy
TRE, • LUG,KNOW SENTINEL" .IA.M.KnOW,.
ordinary 'round .of family
gethernesa, . • •
;Yonder:and and Peter Pan to
he •ri1s In your family ifrom
t to ei.ghty. Where you.. se.e
y a oflarge yoCrng men
shing • at •• each other,„ they see
ballet. Where .you. see. only
,b 'u.tality. and blood4hed they
the wbmen•'
have put 1:1413
,the past
• and it's' not ov
•'a harassing
they've taken
of, Canada, They
With a.' great deal
couple of •Weeks,
er yet, 1t has been
experience, hut
it. as -bravely. as
t4sual. NO, ..1. don't mean..the
ection, • , . •
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Night after night, our women.
•have • wheedled, • coaxed . and
• threatened, trying to get Stitall
boy and ,grandfathers to tied at.
• decent hour. Night after night,
they have •received' only•blank,
uneoinOrehending • stares v • from
• their husbands. .
•• But hold, Jadies. Reck
• of 'the scowls of yoimg' Wilber,
•the. snarls of grampa.., Don't be
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olwanash Learning L slew
The ,seventh meeting was op-
elled' by 'Ann Arribicl. The 4-11
pledge wai repeated and; Caryle
Menarr read the minutes .of the
!last meeting. The roll oall, sam-
• ' pie of, patch,. was answered ilaY,
the sixteen members,. Miss
crest IVA 11 visit the club -on April
16th. The girls that • .haven't
finished the exercise are to .wear
slacks to •the next meting. Notes
*ere taken onthe teeth,. hair.
and scalp; The meeting was clots-
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NEW$
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see the drama of a bullring.. AS "ph•e queen." •
• ed with •13anhara Nelson •playing
yop •shudder at the 'bestial 'roar •
lof the arena Imob, they re thril-• • .
1.ing to the skill and:gallantry. , • . .
theL.glaclia tors, • ' A new '12 -unit Motel, anoderti-
1 You See, mum; ;hockey at
best is poetry -in. 'motion; Music
in I flight' An NHLgoalie 'has' all
i•the grace ana delicacy of -a tore -
Maybe we think •of
these comparisoni, as'•we sit on
.ithe edges of our Chairs, watching
the Warriors weave •t„helr intricate
ciesign: ecqnhat, ••hut • Were.
W are of them. It's a n at i al •
.diseaSe., pretty well restricted to.
the male species, p,rid •it makes' •
the so-called .!Over!'• '. of. the
World. Series. or the .,,arev 'CLIP
nessCof your .!bitter hall Bear
with them- NHL playoff' tirne is
to them what Paris is to a mK1—
• die,a2g6d Trench .teacher, what
Stratford :Ls to •the faded chap
Who, 'helped' paint the scenery.
for .the 'Hayfork' Centre Drama
Festival. • •
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Stan.leY ',Cuptime a wonder'..= great hockey Player'. The urge'
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Stil spring : !ionic; 'L.:, is ,A'ice iri, may haVelasted- five milinteS or
. • - 7. five 'years, but it:was So'power*
• ••• • , • ful it hurt;. when • it. was in
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And about 90per cent Of us
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• 1spOw Perfectl'y • well :that if it
hiatin't," been 'for*. sheer. •baci 1:tick,
• or bad". thangenient," We'd. have"
•'made the :NHL. :Some:a "tis „were
• too some •to� light. Some
:were a little sloW; others could
•riot.hoist...the .puck. Softie' start -
cd tO"'sinoke. ;others to go ith
• g>stls. It t.,Wa ..j.ps6m6:.. 1o.usy
.br6ak, ike that.that kept •U.S:,outo
Of the big . • .
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kriOWing this; hdwever,.
we're not eriVious'..We watch the
best players 'in..the world with
sloe 'complacent Camaraderie of
.plovie • eXtra... watching the
• stars:at.. We.r15., friendly
'co ieein• 'ofa \jurlescitie stripper.:
W telling •a pIrria ballerina.' We,
,sit, there. 'as,' , er flash:about 'the
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ice, a:Pd rrfuse, :there, ..but for
the fad. that 1 alWays Went Over.
on rn.y.anfOes, go'. I.': 0.;
nuring ins,' own hockey ear- ,
lY , furnished, and with dining
rooth, has -heen. opened at Fer-
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OLIVE
NEWS
Miss ‘5'onctra ,MacCharles was
Organist "•in Sunday the O1vet'
United Church, .
Dna. ' MacTavish,Mfrs,
Alex MaeTavish, Mrs . Wager
Dexter,Mrs.Ray Hamilton,..MrS.
Oscar Whiteand Mrs. John Mac- •
ChaOes were guests of the
ClarkeU.C,,W, on. Friday. .,afterz,
noon• when, they. •he1 a : special
Easter. meeting. they..
.MacQharles
contribtited solO "The Robe of
Calvary;" •
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o Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamilton.
visited with 'relatives• Goder-
ich• on SAtorday. :
Mr.. and 'Mrs. Lion:.aortneY
and 'family of Owen Sotwitl•
zd with Mr. .and Mrs, Al ,Hain7,
ilton and family; • .••
Mrs. E. Osborne is Visiting..with,
her :j„daug,hter :and son-inhlaW Mr;
and '•IVI•rs. 'Duncan McCallum 'of
Hanover.
Mrs. Alvin ;Ifainilton left on
Monday to' join her boat:the
"Red Mrs. Hairnilton sails
•4,*6 SecOncl cook.
JOyous, Message was
the thme of the- U,C, . when
they melt on,• ThursdaI .afterrioon,
at ,the. 'home Of Mrs. Walter
Rottlaton,,°Mrs. Doug Henry was
:in •ohiarge :WQrShilD, iprq-•
gra. TraYer was •offered by
Miss. Mary Roulston, Mrs. R.
lbert .Q.Ellao,rne, read the scripture
•and co,vnersts, 'Mrs.. John Col-
jfrg
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spoke on ,the Ioe Of God
Das shown' hy the , ta„ster oa-y.
Mrs. Osborhe- oon•dUcted a Bible
The business .period was
oonducted by the ,president ,
ter which. MnS. Henry and. her • •
group 'serveda dainty' lunch.
• Met In LueltnoW-
The. ekteutWe of the .Hunter •obt, •
Safety !Instructors held .a. Jrneet-, 0 0est
ing in j.....ucknow last week • at • rer •
the 'Lk Cabin Restaurant. The .
;purpase of the meeting w-Vii.14;*n •
raw. Up .o constitution toPAthe'''
assoerition. ,Chief Earl -Wright=
sonof Kincardine is Zone ipresi-,
dent and Russell Tollt is'One
'secretarytreasuter. ,
gea. •
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the sniffles, in comparison. .•
• HOW 'did we get this way?
• Weil, it's .a 71ittle eMbarrassjing.
• to explain, .Btit• nine out of ill
• boYs in thiS, country: are ,exposed •
to hockey' early •in :life: And
eight ont of'10, of their': have had,
at One time or' another, a' dei-
•- prate desire to becolnea: truly
• THE 'KANGAROO, the. tergest the,
Australian. Mariapials, roams tha
• •• '.C9untrytidts in large bands: Alt hough a
full. -grown .kingarooji.tiine feet high'
and weighs 200 ,polinds. the,,baby
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• • enjy. en inch leng.ivhen it iss born., it-
staYaintidi its illOther's pokh until
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It• is Jive of or&x rnonths'old.,•at hich
•.time it weighs several -viands and
•• able sh3 shift 10( jtielf."; • •' •
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• When We young kangaroo liaves its -0
• "herrte,” it is,ready tittake its rightful
• . place itt the World. To hilt) your
their rightful place n-the`world,
. there is nothing better an
aria: Let ne teflyti bout Sut We's '
• idireational Policy which can sa' "
iiroiltlefundstOr their college education
...ti iti
w.zJ. Kinahan
, • •• !.A• 2, tliCknoW . ! . (Th.: • n 111:it. ;1:.•i•iern. •
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hone Ingham 717-W-4. ell'i:d 11 co yell ‘vilnen. But
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0 ;n . ow, ho 0,i i .'• 1),ii t of the
,'tie lrelitage of
• SUN Litr ASstjR
_., _ ..___,..:ANCE ••anacl'iliil •nialc. !lave' pat,
_. !••1 ,• . r , •,„,,- ,,,,z. ...4 ...if 'I'
r:. com pA - .,;iii.: A .c:•,..e., i le 11.a.01, NA urn , .1104 „ky,
• NY OF 0 N DA A „.,1'
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* , ' - ' - .- - • , ,A .4 ,....)0 ,:,, , %.:1 u. 1,0 thr dull,
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oer; in the days when we ;used,
..departmen't tore catalogues for
• ,shinp'acis,'• I played • in the iarne ,
peewee jeague a. a •f1dW
later. wont up. In:DEA:von Red
Sti')I• think it was • only'.
the fact, that he -Could skate six
• elght• ,times ..faste,r•••• than 1
cOtild, that made him outdistaee.
Me,. in our hockey 't-reer, Many
ittme I trippediiirn' as he 'Went
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Try Black Label...and,you'll
know why it's Canada's best-selling beer
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Go :0 through*. any, family and:
you'll find they have some gt:eat: •
O hockey traditions like this. That
• fat Jello*, watching TV' vinee
seOred the winning goat with
only eigiit seconds to go; if..the
lousy ref haddena. called it inte,k
ap • offside. That old *.:gentle:,
than in • the., rocker remehihers
We time • llowie, l'Itoreirif came to
O toivii. when Howie va till an
aniaeher, and he'd have seen
• him play • if • he hadderia been
working •the. night shift •. that
' night, That • urchin gnawing
hails in, the ebrner. why. be was
'0.the third • highest scorer ii' the
thirF best team, in• •the *Otitis
leagne, this very winter. .• •4
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