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THE utracNow sioNTANEL, amparow. ornArtio.
• RIPLEY. MARKET
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Custom Butchering:
Mondays HOP, $2.00 in by COO Pan.
Cutting and Wrapping,.. 2c. pound
CATTLE, CALVES and LAMBS EVERY DAY,,
• EXCEPT SATURDAY
We Do Ciirincand Smoking . Beef, Pork and Lamb.
Sold Whole,„ Half or Quarter Far Better Service,
And Lower.; Prices Ripley 100, . •
Chas Hooisnma, Prop.
To Add Books To School Library
• ,Alt -the Ocitdber meet of the school. As there are various
• Suoknow District High School steps to follow- in airanging
Board a requisition for 'library such classes, the Institute was
books amounting :to approximat- advised it is considered too late.
ely $400.00 was approved, On to start proceedings this year.
• the, reconmezidaton of a librar-
• iari from the Department of Ed-
• ucation„ additional 'bOaks are to
be placed in ,the Library during
Abe year.
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The Board was advised Com-
mencement Exercises will • be
held Friday evening, °caber 25.
• Grade X pupils will attend the
• Royal Winter Fair, Friday, Nov-
ember 5th 'as has' (been done
•in past years. • ,
• A letter iwas received .frona,the
•Women's Institute regarding
Night ClasseS` being held in the
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Sundry accounts amounting to
$2,198.3& were approVed paid.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr, and Mrs. Joe Hackett, Rip-
ley, announce the engagement of
their, elder daughter Joanne, to
Robert Apo* Nonni*, son ;o1.19Ir.
and Mrs, °Scar. Norinan•? RR. A
Glamis, Ontario. The 'marriage
will take place 'in Knox presby
terian Church,* Ripleyi. on Satur-
day. November 9bh, at M3C) p.i.n.
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Re•cently,, I have attended two
funerals.This is .about: -two ,more
than my usual 10 -year quota,
I *don't km:m.4111y I have avoid—
ed ;funerals all my life. It hasn't
been a.conscious thing, but more a
matter of inertia. And it aiways
seemed. 'foolish, making a fuss
over the clay when the spirit had
•.Well, I've changed any mind,
didn't know what I was missing.'
There is something intensely sat-
isfying in 'the human drama in-
volved in. a funeralservice,. and
I herelyy promise all my• friends,
that I will attend .their funerals,
thumaniy possible. That is, if I
don't beat •them to the punch. •
Both or these services I was at
were for people I a.danired•and re-
spected, hitt -there the similarity
ended. One was for an elderly
lady, a simple Lut.heran seivice in
a Sniall church. The other was for
•a comparatively young man, an
•elaborate Roman Catholic service
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• a large church. Each had 14
dignity arid; at times beatity.,
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Incidently, I learned something
at both. The tutherans sing sitting
dawn and 'pray standing up. And
there, isn't much of my high sclioitl
Latin left, so that. I welcome the
new ,from Rome that RC. ser-
tVices will be 'conducted • in. the
native Jongue. • , •
But there's a lot more to a 'fun-
eral, than the • church service.
There is the slow .filtling up of the
church, with 'everyonetaking a
craftY, look around to see who
thought a visit to the funeral
home would be enough... •
There is ;the ,higubriou.s organ
music• thOt puts wilt irrlhe right
mood.. There is the quickening of
tempo as. the .rninister or priest
rustles in. There is the awkward,
touching 'procession , of relatives of
•-the `deceased," ; inane weePing,
sante • white - faced %with strain,
soine red-faced v.rith. the . un-••
•accUstomed attention. •.
• And then there is the entrance.
of the coffin, gliding soundlessly
on its wheeled frame, surrounded
qv six good men • and true.. This
Is. the moment of truth'• for ' the,
spectators, 'as they realize with a.
jolt 'that. this . is the end of 'that.
person, and thit" this is the end
to nkthich. we all shada ,come: ,
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• Spirts lift slightly with the
beautY of thechants, and plunge
do:se to the maudlin when. we are
asked t� :join in '"Abide W it h
Me," and tears 'spurt beyond rea-
son, throats develop lurrips as
large as golf balls.. ;•: •
• When it is tall over, I think
everyone feels :cleansed and up-
lifted; • 'rather than depressed..
There is an imperceptible awak-
•ening of life, an eager turning to
ofthe weather; though
we . retain, for a. decent. interval,
•our :mournful Everyone
"feels like a cUiP -of ;tea or igbod.
stiff drink. ;• • ;
There 'IS a: lot to be said for
giving a fellow human being, who
entered the, world' in a rather
scramlbly fashion: and did the
best -Of which he was capaible; the
• dignity of a .decent Sendoff:
, Personally, I •vvould -rather go
to a good funeral any day Than.
to a,Wedding, whieli often degen-
erates into giggling and general
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WEDNEsmY, oar. 30th, 1963
Girl Guide News
ist•Iaticknow Guide Company
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On October 25th, a Hallowe'en
party was held in ,the Town
jr the (1st Lucktiow Guide
CothPahy, They had as their,
'guests, •the. IPICardine • Girl
Guides. •. „
Everyone came in costume,' and
the hall had previously ..been
transformed into an eerie atmos-
phere, Priies, , were awarded to
the best cots, •Patsy Tucker
and Pat [Hale, both of Kinioar'I
dine, and for 'fancy costumes,
'Mary ,Malcohn of Kincardine and.
Valarie • Morningstar •of Luck.
now, Judges for the contest were
Mrs. Mary Boyle and Mrs. Bruce
Threndyle, captain of the Kin-
cardine Company.. The *remainder
of the etre/ling was taken up with
t imes, and. a `tHorror House. To -
conclude . the • party,. decorated
Hallowe'en cakes and lemonade
were • served. Taps closed •the' .
•meeting.
.• There is a ,great ..deal oforit-
cirn over ;the cost of a 'funeral'
todaY,.;& 'undertakers are fret:men- • .t.0
tly staked ,over- the coal $ for cater- ,
ing .to the ;exceasirtne demands .&
had taste of same Of their clients.
17 don't think this quite fair: Un-
dertakers Are just that caterers..
If You want the blue plate special,
you 'can get, it. And if you *ant
the seven -course deluxe, they'll
give 'yott that. • '
i used to be one of these just-
papme-irrLa-Pine-bOX 'and throw
Some dirt over me fellOWS. But
n'ot any longer. •
When I •go; I. want the ,works.
Row tuiporf row of ,WeePing friends
and:relatives, Lots Of wreaths. A
full choir. 'Abide With and
everybody -breaking . down hope-
lesly about the middle Of the
seFeCnd verse, , •
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And a gre'at big receptiOnback
at the hpuse afterwards. •
One more reque.st. 1 know it
WoUld'bettiffieult to arrange, but
I'd like to be :Sttried sitting up, so
Icould enjoy it all. •
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blow soalidbody'S leaves into his.
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