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WEDNESDAY, JULY 3rd, 1963
THE LUCKNOW. SENTINEL,,; , LUCKNOW, ••ONTARIO
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Were you, entle, reader,; ;a
youn'gsterears. sago?' Or. '33Q?
Or everi more? If you Were, you
must occasionally . look .;;with ''be-
wilderm'ent, envy, . 'and. some-
times horror,'
ome-times•horror' as I ,do, at the 'dif-
ference 'between summer holi-
days:
holi-days: for .kids, then . and now.
Just. how it •has lhappened, I
don't 'know.. But in those two..
or three; de'ca'des, kids have dost
'the ability. to .amuse.,themselves:
Even the 'little ones come in
wh•irning,. "Mori, what'll. I .do?
There's 'nothing to do, .:Morn: Can
I 'have' 0 dime, yom?'o ,
It's cheap at half the •+price.
Give them a 'dime.
As for ° the pig kids, their
bcredont • is colossal, crushing;
>It.'makes you • feel like ordering'
up 'the' Moiseyev. ' dancers, or: at
• least putting: in a desperatecalla
for . PaulAnka, •
Sarnetime,s • I• think that aper-.
haps th'ose of us wlho 'grew uip
during the depression,; era had
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS • ' •
President, Fordyce Clark;, R.R. 5,
Goderi:ch; Vice=Pres.,.. Gordon
Kirkland, . R.R: ;3, 'Lucknow, Mrs,
•O. G. Anderson, 'R:R. •• 5, :Wing-
hain; Mrs. Lloyd Taylor;: Exeter;
Smith, R.R.'2, Listowel;
Lorne' .Rodges, :R R.R. 1,' Goderioh;
Roy Strang, ,Gorri•e. Russell ' T.
BBalton, ,R.R. 1, Seafonth l3ert
Irwin, ••Seafortli; Bert
Klapp, Zurich;. Gordon Richard
son; R.R: 1, ';Barucefie}d, T effneth
Johns, R.R: 1; ..'Woodham ` '
C. H:' Magee
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Miss C.E. Plumtree:
•Assistant :Secretary
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' tar better •childhood, all.things
co'fslidered,, than the, gilded
youth. of . the current decade. .
• How •. simple it:was for our
mothers, .comparatively! 'In sum-
mer, we Were out at the crack
of dawn, or saon after, and
they saw • us only ' •tW ice ', again
during 'the day,' for a 'br'ief and
bestial •gulping. of ,food..
In those. “days, only • the ri'eh
played golf and tennis, only the
rich had summer cottages .and
boats. And'rich kids 'were scare
Water skis had not ''been inven-
ted. The transistor 'radio was,
blessedly, • .far • in the. .'future.
Tractor Burns As
Farmer Haying
(KINLO JGI . NEWS)
We extend: 'best 'wishes to the
Rev.. Benson , Cox who ` celebrated
his 89th ibirthdiay on• .Satu'rd.ay,
June 29th.. •
Mrs. . Viola :Farquhar of . C1in7.
ton visited iw'ith , her cousin, Mrs.
'Gertrude Walsh ` • ,
, Mr, and 'Mfrs: Douglas, Tei;'xeira,.
Cathy, Nancy and Sonja 'leave
• ith'is : week for ,their • hoarse •in
Soutih Ru�rnatby, B.C. after '•spend
ing the past three ••weeks with.,
her parents,.' Mr. and Mrs. Tam
Hodgins• ands :other �reil!atives 'here.
Mrs Gertrude • "Wa's'h, Mgrs.
Viola .1Farquhar ,and Mrs, Ben
Scott spent• a day 'with relatives
at Tabenmary.,
lMr: arid Mrs. Arthur Hialdenby.
of Toronto visited:. with' ••rela;tiVes
here. on Saturday.. '
We. are sorry to report that
Miss' Laura Breckles sunderwent
•surgeryduring . a'Nhe• week. We
hope for a speedy 'recovery..
fMr:.and 'Mrs. Donald • Earle,. of
Ingersoll spent. 'the week -end
with Mr..acid ,1Vfrs, 'Ray :Sc'hne1-
There was no money for summer,
camps. +for the children ,`'or mo—
tor trips to the east or ' west.
`There were no drive-in theatres.
Ice cream cones were . a, nickel
and ., seldom. Only fathers . drove
cars' •
What in tihe', world, then, did
!Nit •and Mrs. Tom. '.Hodgins
were , in. Preston eLttending the
wedding of her ..nephew. .
Mrs. Jack Hewitt is . .enjoying
a ,motor trip to the.. East Coast
Mrs. Wani;ta Hollanidh ; and: -pu-
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lu'nheon •'•at the Tree Little Pigs
Pentry.
• 'We dare•sorry' had
.report !that
!Mr. Jack' Barr :•the Misfor-
tune to lose 'his itraator by ' 'fire.
•on Thursday :evening • • w�h!iae
loading 'hay. • in. the • field.' '
Mr.. hnd Mrs. Norman E •Evans
anid . Linda •of Toronto, :spent the
we do with ourselves? You pits 'dram Purple Grove School; • holiday with';Mr..and ,•Mrs. Bert
meniiger. 'At least, .you old abays LVI'rs.:. Katherine Collins land, pug 1Vic►holson
Visiitarsduring. 'the week with,.
Rev. Benson Cox 'and: Mrs. IWm.
Cox.. Were Mrs. Don MoCosh. & .
Mrs. Howard Thompson, Purple'
Grove, Mr. and ,Mrs. Maurice
'Ho'agins, (London, Mr. and 'Mrs.'
John Coaling,•. Con,,,,•4,. Mrs. Tom`
Hacligins, Westford, Mr. and 'Mfrs..
Douglas Teixeira, 'Catchy, Nancy
and ''Sonja of
remeremember: I'm , a• i:iittle ' '.hazy Ipls. ,from the ;Kinlough: School
t ei the :girls did.,• and others from. thesections•. en,
yeti ° a bus trip to London il�ast
, When ,they Were 13. or under,. Tuesday. Plaices v�isited'.on their
they : everything we : did tour were Continental Can, Ke1:'
Well, , 'pra'ctically: • They were lag�gs, Fanshaw'e. •Dam,.• ::Pi•on'eer'
squaws iwh°en ; we 'played c•aw- 'Village, The • Fire',: Hall; Wool
boys' and . Indians. They were
;beautiful. • Spanish • princesses
when We played pirates...They
-were •' stool pigeons and. gun
molls and corpses when .: ::we
played caps and ,.robbers. They
were extra 'outfielders.' and " wa-
Iterlboys when We ' splayed ball.
In short, they` knew ,bheir. ,place,'
and enjoyed every. minute .af it.
' ' In the soft .throbbing dusk, .'of
a',lite summer evening; we: play-
ed Run Sheep Run. It was : quite
Worths : and The Story Book;
'Gardens; at Springbank and
tatoes and fried • bologna :.,and
fresh homemade ;bread' and' ap-.
plesauce, and '!all te -other. good
:things• women - have stopped
Making, ' •
When we : were :kids, ;my mo-
ther' :used to •'prepare' a picnic
almost' elvery day,„ in' sam'mer.
When • 1?ad ,gat; home from 'work,
. Hamilton of . Kincardine:'secre-
tary is.. Jaek' Hildicli' of Wia,ton;
membership secretary, Lorne,
Riohar'ds of Tara and ;treasurer,
Mrs. 'RoyBall of Kincardine.
Congratulations .ta all 'ithos'e •in'.
',our area who have, been succes-
sful. in their midsummer . exa-
minations: ' '
On : Thursday • °aftern ii "';the'
•will • _celebrate its •.59th
anniversary.
Congratulations :to Miss °Birth
Hodgins, '',daughter' ' of. Mr and :
an experience, I can :