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••THE LUCKilOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, owitArilo
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WEDNESDAY, FEB.FFBHZ8th, 19C2
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There's im,,aircraft flight sehe- ley's Daughter arid 'other ladies
, • Auled for :this coming July that of that ilk. In the 'galley, some -
...I'd like. to be taking. I read •all- body will be mixing up a kriegie"
• 'llabOut it in 4a _letter received the
• either •day, from the air force
• branch of the Prisoner of War
Association. Some ,of . the boys,
with their wives,. are chartering.
plane •to take them to the
• United Kingdom,where they will
• visit old haunts.
" • Former firisoners of . the ,Ger-
,., • rims call themselves "kriegies."
Et's'and abbreviation 'of the Ger-
mazy word "kriegsgefan:genen"
•est something of. the sort. It'll be.
*.lively jaunt. There is to be a
•'W.ell 'stocked bark. aboard.. I can
visualize the, antics when'. some
,•lid the old kriegies get into the
ligraPe-
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At one, end of the, aircraft, the
singers will be. serenading OMIT,
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, ROY HAVENS
Plumbing and Heating
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Sales and Service
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cake:. pulverized +biscuits, powd-
ered milk, marg, ' and prunes.
There • was never a cake recipe
to beat that one for sheer weight
12 pounds •to the square 'foot
You can have your Duncan Hines
mix. ' •
•Sonie Other Character will, 'be
setting' out a.batch of pure, unad-
ulterated kriegie.. brew..'It's made
• from potatoes, tu.rnips, prunes or
anything -else that , will ferment.
One hooker of that stuff, and an
angel can .turn in his wing. He
doesn4 need them any more
Else'where in the aircraft, some
old -tinier • will be ,. haminering
away.. at empty ' poWderect-Milk
tins, turning, • thein into eups,
plates; jewelry and high-powered
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•:But I' doubt. if 'the expedition
will ever make it to the U -K..
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Some' kriegier who cut .his way
through. a...6" concrete wall with,a •
nail •file. 20 years ago, and was
Blackie The Crow
Back In Culross
(VULROSS CORNERS NEWS)
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Folks who are getting •winter
weary, cheer4up, the first sign
of, approaching spring, is here --
Old Blackie the •crow As back
with his "caw,. caw' caW."
Congratulations to. Mr: • and
Mrs. R. G. "Goldie" „Buckingham,
publisher of the kinctirdineNews,
onthe arrival of 'a daughter.
• The "Flu Bug" has caught up
with, several' in the, community.
Mt. and Mrs. , Morley Wan spent
a • double 'of days. at :Hamilton,
while •Morley attended the Milk.
Producers'. Convention. •
• Mrs. Ezra Stanley,. Kinlough,
spent Tuesday 'Afternoon with
Mrs, Frank Brown. . •
• ,Little K'enneth and. Linda Wall,
spent a couple of days with:Mrs.
Grant Wall, Walkerton,
Mr. Don Donaldson was to ,To-
• ronto last Week attending Oliver
Machinery Conventioxi, .
On Friday, .HaroldStewart
Madea business •
trip. to 'Toronto
for the Kincardine Creamery. .'
•The Scouts .and Cubs held
their rathdr,and•Son banquet on
Saturcl# evening: . • •
COngratulations , to :Mr, and
Mrs. Frank Murray (nee Bernice.
• M. .Kraemer) who were married
ma hinery. •Saturday. • •
Misses Corabelle Thompson 8z
Elda . Wall, I..ondon, • Spent the
week.!encl at ,their homes. here
• We are sorry to report that the
barn • and'. contents on
ATir-tre--Itiose-for-three-2days..„ber_ the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
fore he was caught; will insist on 1 Hodgins e forriTe-r-Art-Gra--
demonstrating. how he did it. And ham farm, Was destroyedby fire
When the whole ,bottom falls, out Sunday • Morning .. • • .
of the aircraft, the others will Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stewart,
have to agree that .he hasn't lest Kincardine, .Were Sunday .visitors
filt".touch... • ..• i with Mr. and Mrs. Tom 'Stewart
, • . * • and boys. • •••
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Every old kriegie is larcenous
at heart, and the pilot of that
aircraft is going to have, . his I • • ,KINLO
hands full convincing •them • that I •
trethasn't room on the returnArip The KW". wll meet on for Thura-
thingtheday 'afternoon at the • hall with
•a few s y picked up•
• Convenlenfbudget iermo •
, up to,6 Yeari tO pay
inEngland, such aeorOf Ms Frank Thompson and Mrs.
LondOn, Princess 'Margaret, • Big Jack Ackert hostesses. Roll .
Ben,and the entire saloon bar of
The Gate . Hangs High' • or the
Dirty Duck.
There's to be a grand .re -union.
party - In London,.,With former
RAF liriegies. • That'll be a' good.
"How a parent can help a teach;.:
er." Topic, "New Trend's in Edu-
cation" by the' •School In-
spector, Waldie. Motte,
perience IS the , best teacher."
Geography match. •
• one. I wonder if wee Jock will. We are sorry to report that kr:
Alex :Petty,' is • a ..patient in the
be there, with his Inverness. ton-.
glue that could peel your hide? Wingham. hospital, We wish him.
Will Paddy B. makeit; and if .‘ '
he does, will he get .drunk ' and • •
want , to fight exerybOdy? or two older than, the lads I'm;
-wonder if Dave will show rip & teaching in school right now.;
• Wouldn't it be terrible if they
infuriate . one and all • with his
cairn English view 'that it's time turned up for the reunion: party
Surname'• Resident
At Point: .Passes
R. Herbert•Buckin4bara of „flan -
Over, and a well known summer
resident at Point Clark, died on
Menclay, February 16thi, at Fort
-Meyers, Florida, where he and
Mrs. Buckingham had • spent the
winter months for the Past sev-
400king just like the rest of us:
somebody 'took those colonials
thick around the mid.dle and thin
on top; a whole lot les§ interested
in staying up all night; and ineek-'
ly murmuring "Yes, • dear" • to
some strange woman With .arcold,
suspicious eye in her .head.
-..:That letter • about- the trip
brought back aehost of memories
of Prison -camp days. All of Mein
were good -ones. That's a beauti-
ful piece, of, machinery built into
us humans -the ability to ,forget
the bad times and remember only•
the good ones. • •
• In •retrospect, the, life in prison
camp "has a great attraction for
old ' kriegies. ••The reason, of
course,, is ,betause it was COM-
pletely free of complkatien..
There •were no jobs, no homes, no
mortgages, no 'tars; no children,.
and no mronien to worry about.'
hand,",hipaning us? •,•;,
• . Trouble . is, . I: see them, and
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many like them, '• as they 'were
then Wee 'Jock with his ncibbly,
schoolboy face. Paddy as strong
as a bull and quick .as a rabbit.
Slim, blondDaVe with his casital
Manner, lean face, huge must-
ache. And all of them juat,aiyear
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eral years. 1.1e was in his. 67,th
•year and had not enjoyed .the'best
of healtii•for Some' time.
• He is •survived by his •wife; .1;
son "and•twe daughters. •
The lat.Mr. 13Utkiligharri was
a retired district manager of The
Rival Bank. of Canada. He retired
6 .years ago, working for twenty-
two ‘years in this district, at Elm,
Neustadt arkl Ayton.
.He was a member of .Salem.
Evangelical. • UnitedBrethren
.Church, a life member Of the Ma-
sonic Lodge, and.. secretary -treas-
urer of Point Clark Beach As-
sociation, and also,„6,,,fOrmer mem-
ber of 'Saugeeri • Golf Club. He
was an ardent sportsman. •
.. A• Masonic memorial service
was :held on Thursday and the
• funeral service, On • Friday, was
held at Salem, Evangelical U.B.
'Church, conducted. by the pastorf
Rev. .Bruce E: Seebach. ;
Temporary entombinent follow;
ed .Hanover Cemetery Chapel.
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'ELECT • .OFFICERS , OF
KOTTON •KLIPFERS •
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The kintail iSetton KliPPers.
held..,their first two .meetings at
the home of Mrs..' MacDonald.
Mrs. D. Farrish .and Mrs. W. Mac-
-Drif-fald--7are-the--leaders-.4.-,Twelve
• girls are taking the'. course "Sep-.
arates for :Summer"
• The .officers are: Linda Little,
Tresident, •Betty Simpson, vice
President; 1SharOn • Courtney, - see-
retary;: Rosemary 'Hogan; pianist:,
Jan Simpson; press reporter: ••
IVIenibers are: Jane Drennan,
Sandia :13iialt, Sharon Courtney„
• Verna Farrish,gayHogari,,ROser
-Mary •Hagan, Jean MacDonald,.
Kahtleeii` O'Neil, ..Jan Simpson,
-Betty Simpson, Linda • Wylds,
•Linda Ltt1e'., •• :
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COLWANASII . LASSIES.
LEARN: • SEWING TII"S',
The third meeting ;of •Colwan7
ash Learning .Lassies was held in
• Hackett's 'Church basement.; The
roll call was answered with One
alterationeach',girl had to. male.
on her _pattern And- hoW to make
it. It Was decided to have .•the
!next meeting on Tudaday, •Febru-
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a speedy recovery. - •
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We extend sympathY to • the
family and relatives of the late
William Walsh, who passed. away
at the "Kincardine. Hospital. •The
funeral was. .held from the. Mc-
Lennan Funeral hothe, kincard-
• ine on Monday afternoon.
• 'We are sorry to report ,that Mr
James Hodgins jr.•,had the misfor-
tune to lose his barn by fire early.
Sunday morning. •. •
The • Boy. Stouts and Cub's held
their anntial,Father and' Son ban-
quet at HolYrood 'on Saturday eV -
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basement,
'tTinhe HHaechilteet70Chehrouricsht,
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present
Mostairsys4ht Isabelle
htaaoilhoc gkdhGilchristnu6tt noteshta.hne eowx, mlebt brai
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b6Ttes. girls started to 'out •.ou
Aathnledtiorn. skirts. patterns ef o rthee theirmeeting
withbc1°101 eel(
with the Queen played by Joann(
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About 9000 Visite(
Museum 'Last Yecii
Mrs. Victor. Dudgeon' of Dot
binton was named chairiiian
the Bruce County Historic
Museum. committee at the'anntu
meeting held FebrUary ,21st
Southampton. tteeVe avi1i Sen
ple of Port ,Elgin is vice chai)
man, Mrs. T. J. con -Ash of Che
ley issecretary, and. Mrs. J.
•Morton of, Southampton' is. tre;
surer. The. Executive is:Mt
.Ewart Couch' of Wiarton.at
Mrs. George. Downey. of Wart(
representing , the Bruce' 'Com;
Women's Institutes, and Bee
Robert Craig of Wiarton at
Reeve .Archie Mekinnonof'Cr
ross Townshipand Dr. Mo
ton of Southampton, representil
•Bruce County Council. Mr. a)
iVIrs. Gordon Hepburn :of Ito
Bay *ere re -appointed earlier.
'Curators 'for 196A. Mrs. Arel
Given: of ' Mar presided for t
election of. officers. • • .
The '• 1961 attendance at
Museum •'was 8019. Included
th_e_plansioi....:19__Ware a r&clec(
ating program,aiia7Wird3
advertising for the .mitseinn.'
• All the , decisions were little
• ones. You' had to. decide 'whether
to have turnip soup; or turnip
• stew for dinner. You had to de-
cide whether to go on smelling
jike ugeat or to have a mid-
winter bathWithice-water in -the
Unheated. washhouse. You had to
•decide Whether to gobbleyour
slice of .bread in .one• gluttonous
mouthful or nibble, at it for- an,
`Looking back from the welter
of payments and problems and.
ohildren and wives iri,whioh they
are firmly ntorassed today. It is
• little wonder that old kriegies
heave a sigh of nostalgia for the
simple, ordered estence”, of" the
camp,' Even. thoughkithey'd . have
sold their own, 'grandmothers irito
slavery to get out of the ,place
•'while they were there. •
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ening. ' . '
Mrs. Irene MacKenzie of Moose
• Jaw, who „has been visiting dur-
ing the' past week with. relatiVes,
here went to London on Saturday:
Shewas accompanied by Miss
May Boyle who also spent the
week -end with' relatives there: '.
Mrs. Annetta Bushell .of Luck -
now viited On Wednesday with
her sister, Mrs. J. W. Colwell.
The Presbyterian and Pentecos-
tal Young People, played. a game
of hockey at the Ripley Arena on
Saturday, night: The:score was
2040 -in -favour Of_the Pontecestal
Young People. • •• .
• 'Mr. and Mrs, Dan Tollefsoh Of
• Toronto spent the •week -end with
Mr, and Mrs. Ezra Stanley. •' •'•
• Mr. Floyd Stanley:was in Kit-
chener- during,- the week .practice
teaching. . • e
• Mr. Ray Elliott of Detroit' spent
a few days With relatives here,
Miss' Elaine Hodgins, Mr. and
Mrs. Ezra Stanley and family
visited with Mr, and Mrs, R
Kaake and Larry Stanley, at itin-
The Anglican service next Sun-
day will be held at 3 o'tlock,
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•• THE' HUMP ON THE CAMEL'S 'BA
s May' look strange, built serves a pr,
•tical purpose. On the desert. the car
•:Must go without food and water.
,• long periods oftirne. But he is able
.store.nourishipent Otitis hump suffici
10 tide. himself over the lean OaYs,1
might lie ahead. •
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There are aptitt be lean days for'evt
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•'over many of these for it provides 'c
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