The Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-09-11, Page 12,l
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memo. By Bill ; $.►iley,
:Are • we going to 'hayre a chril
war in Oanarda? You may laugh at:
.the question, irnt a lot 'of Ile',
".in this. country don'rt find it too
hilariii; '
La�Re11e Provence is snick and
rind o herr indereas, role, She
has i . of 'be ii+g the
Lrrght and ib►eiai-tti f till, knit Ibedteggy
gled and: rba; y .ntglected sister
in the tflafitirly. •
•Since •Waked "Godihlroth#14 ll3u7
plessis kieked ''thee ,bucket and
Prins Charming Lesage rode up
on his white Charger, a new life
has dawned for La 'Belle.. •
She has realised that -her' wick
ed godmother was, diddling her
• out.i of heir inheritance, :that some
of her. sisters, 'especially that On,
iarito, who' • was always a bit of
a snob, were looking down thein
n,
uses at her, and that 'the.. meek
fuller, it the earth only when
everybody else has tapped .it. •
As •a ri esul,t she ,hasdost heer in-
teriority complex. She has drop
: iped • her submissive Obedience.
Ghe has lost her faith In wizards.:
Hereyes are ?baazinb. Her fists
are Up. She' bras • a ` Chip on ' her
. sh au der the . size : of a ' 'Chunk of
cordwood And sthe. is Very de-
finitely igoirmg to the ,ball, .whether
the • runt .of the f armiily • likes. it or
•not..
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Readers •of : this column. prob . .
' ablry.'don''t realize how lucky 'they'
are to havre the whole French -i.
Canradian ,revolution 'and, the Sep-
aratist. movement exipTained to
the n,tby, an...expert.iwnho':j+usit spent
a week visiting La Belle'Prawi ice, ;
traveil,ing ani: an Eriglish-•Canadian
shipping line, and staying in; an..
English-Ca'nadiiran-•owned "ihotael,
F ,sit • set: me Say, that the'. ,giros
: Man+treal stall knock you. stiff..
They have ta; Midair, a style, that
'makes es old , gigs .like ` me stop
dead im . their tracks and, •'burn
slowly, mouth Open, 'until :,a. vtic-
nous poke din. the ribs: :,frrom'. wife
'or .:.small 'danugthter. shatters
ancment:
iSewcondly,',bhe .traffic "in Mon-
' 'treat ' is still the ,most frighten-
ing, the Ical'A-kdnivring • the (dost ha:'ir
raisintg and ;the ,farres 'the most
reasonable of any ,eity;'in 'Canada.
Thirdly, the. majestic . .bulk ' of.
Quebec,'' brooding over the St:
1rawrence, with who knows. what
• memories,, is still probably the
most , .imposing. city in North
America. '
Fourthly,• the price of booze in
Quebec !province' is fierce. Fifth,,
I Can't staylip, all , night • taaLy
More: Sixth, it ..was • :good: to meet
,, old weekly-edrhrtora and, assorted.
friends: rand. (find' oust their ,golf is•
lousy, too Severutlh, alter a week
of dressing; :,rutp and eating ,tatb
uilous rneaJls arid• ttipping, .every-
body in sirght, it's Wonderful to
sit an • thedbaakylard like. a ,burn,
unshaven, to 'eat than real (food • :
which only the •Olid• Girl can pre-
pare, arid to get up from the 'table
Without. .haivi7 having to ,fish ,for a'bil1.
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We enjoyed our trip thoroughly,
and even the kids arrived 'home
utterly exhausted, sure sign. of ;a
•fine -convention. It Was 'tempt-,
ing to .devote this week's column
to a "cute"" 'travelogue.
But I came home witch' a deep
feeling of Unease ' corieernring the
Mixed marriage which has, ,for
almost one hundred years, con
foiunded. rbhe expper•ts tby ibeing ap-
parently a happy one. TM afraid
one of the. partners .'•,amts a: di-,
' vorce, or if not that, at least a •.
oornpl+etely brew deal,
"Has IUhe 'lady ,grounds sfor df. -
wive?"
-voice? you • ask, Perhaps not,
Legrally. Getting a divorce in this
country has ,always • peter, ,almost
tough las getting into \heaven.
And • .like all lladies,her real
reasons for kicking ' over•, the intik
tan are all ,mixed up with. herr ,
entetitons. She's sick of feet i> ' g`
a big', family, on•her :batter -and-
egg money while the old man
lives it up at the saloon, with the
proceeds from the beef he sold..
She's ,fed ' up with being Wim-
imenbed :km cher h onie cooking,
when what she wants 1s a.
rpY earsent-yi ndetglass 'and 'cham-
pagne sinner; like the other girls,
once in a !while, • '
• She's furious at the patroniz-
ing. air of 'tike, ladies who praise
her needlework and then sweerp.
off in ,their' mink ;coats.
• Hell, as the chatp. said, ,hath no
,£ury. like a wamtan scorned. Un-
less' La 'Belle Province can `lbe
convinced: dihatt she its our only
lave, ,unless ..we count • her rwtth
sincerity and ., .•Intensity, she • i;s
'going.- to ,desert cher :famn,ly, set
yup her own '•easbatblishnientt, : and.
News Briefs From Nearby
Mile first 'deputy -,reeve in :the
history' of the town of Port Elgin
will be electedtthis fall,' g iviing
the municipality' two represent-
atives on !County, Council. The
town has been. eleg bile for a
storm tfor sroretinre ' 'buwt. 'Ithe
rattler was .deferred.
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' A new $25,000. Bruce County:
garage Es. to. ,be built at Fais1ey
this fa'11,
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Ninenew Fargo • ;buses ,Went
-,nitro operation last Week in ILo
wick' .Township to transport 632
.students frorri ' all parts of Abe
tbo'wnsrhup to the new central
ldhool rin. the centre of the, n1un-
aicipaii+ty. With the opening of
the new school, 11. rural schools
were closed peiimanen,tly. One
of :the members .of the teaching
staff ' is Miss Joyce McNay, dough -
Aar .of Mr. and, Mrs: 'Kelso 1VlucNay►,
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: Bill wiaden of Walder: Trans-
port;
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port,•;'• who ' +w'as. injured in a
motor ' kaccirdentb • a. few Weeks ago,
as doing . very wetll:. at Victoriahospital, : but will . ,be :confined
to 'hrospital for .some time yet. ' He
will be out ',of traction shortly.
Milford 'Fox -ton of Winighaan,
died .from head injuries ,received
in ra .fall do,,. the. lb,aseMent.
treat us with the thlaubeur we 4e-, •s,ba]tns • att,..the Legion Hall in 'Wing
serve.
Inthe. meanbirrie, 1 for :one
ratan : ,going to start talking .rthose
Conversational French classes at
n' t; school,
Introduce :1 st
Club'�iA# ion
4-1-1
A meeting of. the . Zion,. `bine-n-
biers 'and, their motherS,was ` held'
at • Mrs, Frank : R#ohieis.. As this'
is the first time for a.caul) at' Zion,
this. meeting was an introduction
`to 4-H Hom,emrakinig. 'Chill* before
trhe iguliar meeting.
The ;leaders, Mrs. F. Ritchie: and
Mrs. Gordon Karand explained
the vial ue.san and opportunities ,of
4-11 work. . •
The election' of officersresulted
'as' ' folrlowts : President;,' Wandathe meeting..
hraxn. A: son, : John, ' was electro-
cuted ,at ,work in . 1901 and ,last
year ,their .other son, Glen, was
kviled in a mcitor accident.;.
Ripley ,area • young :ladies. who
recently , wroibe • their . registered
nurse .exaaiirinati..ons:included, . .
Olive Graham, Marilyn Finlayson,
Rosalyn , Srwaarin, Jean 'Gey ld.ets,
Caroline Brown, Shirley Brooaks.
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• kr.. and: ..Mrs.. * Roy rM,acKenzie
of RriplreY recently' ..o'bsenved rtlliie r '
40th wedding ,anniversary.:
Hunter, ,'vice - 'president, Nancy
Kirkland; 1piarnist, Donna Ritclhie;
press reporter, Manion, Reid. •
iA •disous+sion on . record,' (books,
and recipes took place after ;which'
the , ,leaders .demonstrated 'dish-
washing - and.' measuring, Donna :
Ritchie played the Queen veto.close
Tolbert MacKenzie,, a grade
thirteen student at •Wa'1kerbon.
District Secondary School, o1, sand
sion Of Judige 'rand. Mrs. a?. slbuart
MacKenzie .of Walkerton, return-
ed last week from Northern .On-
tario, rwhere he . was. em ip1oyed
for the summer months (with/the
Dept. of Lands and. lForests. Ro-
bert, was .stationed ed in the Bear
Lake District, near Sw bury,
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• iMr. and Mrs. (Frank Colwell of
R.R., 4 'Kincardine have ,Disposed
•ori their, 100 -acre farm near' Bar
v>ie. to
1VLr.. and . Mrs. Glenn Mc-
Lelland of R.R. 4 ° ,Kincrar,dutie,.
WEDNESDAY, SEM, 11, 1963
Walden, .alt os.:of "Vtrit140141.have
Purchased the trucking' iidernse,:
tractor trailer and '.shake truiek
of ,Vbe, late •Wim. Currie of that
town,
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A contentious .•school tprdblern
took a new (turn mbar" four am,. '
trans •of rthte. H,ay.. Tow+nsihalp Sahool
Area tpebitionecd the (council •of•
the. TownnShip .of Hay to releaise
them from ithe, :township school
area, following a vote iwibich a,)-
proved, ••oonyple+be cccons9li,diation,
The vote. had 'approvedthe. ad-
dition of two. Classrooms. and. a'
;gyunnasium!- rto the area school
' located r'n %the viae •of ;Zur eh,
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