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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-02-22, Page 5WEDNESDAY! 'FEB ;22nd'.,, 19f11 TUE ; LUCKNOW SENT1NE4. xNOW, ONTARIO; PAGE F.IV$ pianioniiiinninimotnointimponputionnipinownWwwwwww401000910114.01P3 Iiiiulpmllllu, 11181- By 'Bill .S Im i I. 6y olowiliga •'It isn't that.•I'n :scared of my Wife, It's just that she makes me nervous. As 1 .daresay yours, -does`' 'you. And yours you For example last week :We had to .ntake.a; trip /to the city. Young Kim couldn't come; With : • some other ; piano pupils, she was Making her radio.. 'debuton•' Saturday morning, on the local radio station.. Both of• us had to .go, so we organized a baby .sister and left' without. ' small , daughter. We planned to hear. her perforrnance on the road, over the car radio.. There' was the usual' confusion. Our Gar, . radio either. goes off. when We hit a abump,or suddenly emits 'a great blast of.. music when•, we.don't even know it's switched'. on. We weren't sure we'•d:be able to get 'the program, My wife wife dithered. 'T reassured. ' A familiar pattern.. The' program came through loud and clear; Our- ' stomachs started to • churn's -with that sick feeling, as the announcer •intro duced .the children's • number's.. Each. played ,.beautifully. Finally he stated, as calmly as anything; that Kim Smiley would; now play an etude. We. all turned .and grin- ned triumphantly. at each other:• • •TonoNTo's most L`oN, VEN IEN'r 900 ;rooms and , suites with • tub, shower,. radio and TV. `. ,• Home of the Canadian Pump Room'–Dandn; . no cover, no, m riimum Ample . free 'overnight parking Fine Convention • Facilities;. • Family' ?Gorr Kim sailed into her piece, played a • couple of bars; then stopped abruptly.: There was a ' silence.of about three seconds,, during which I "could distinctly hear the. pulse .in my'wife's teTnp le,' hammering. over :the roar 'of the car's/engine. Them :the child . attacked; the.. piano '' again and finished the piece creditably enough. lut it ;was too late., • :t K, •• The Old Lady' was' so mad arid disappointed •that she wouldn't speak for :forty miles. ust sat "there like . Lot's wife glaring ;straight ahead,:tears'of rage cour- 'sing slowly down .her .Stony cotin-` tenance. Hugh and • 1• nervously, :st' .tried' songs;' jokes, • funny .,ories , and pointing at the new factories.. .Nothing doing; I. have related this incident 'merely to explain' that 'you don't pull'•any boners,: around our house and expect to.• have then • laughed. .oft. That's why I had a few tense weeks over ',the . tickets. I :gave them' 'to' her for Christrrias.• She's a classical music enthusiast,'. and our -so.n 'isStudying piano.'at the Conservatory, s`o at cOnsid- e `able expense, I organized' tic ke-ts: for-two7-autstaxid'' _ concer s UNiveisITY MENUE: AT KING STREET Telephone lUpire• 2-1848 Telex 022458 In MONTREAL•. telephone UNiven,ty'6-4881 it) OTTAWA telephone CEntial $-3333 • k TORONTO onaiia■n s:■mono■■pianiaa*lune■■tia■a avaira,a■u:uti■■mmamoi; FOR FAST EFFICIENT. OVERNIGHT' • ; ■ Service ...., IN :SI ' III • ■ ;•r ■ 1 ■ 1•. a 1 a• 1 a a •a a' a • ■ or, .FROM TORONTO. LUOK•NOV1 or KNOW LONDON All Loads Insured New• Wingham' Warehouse Serving Wingham and District • ' * Household Moving •Service to any Ontario ,points. Load Too Small No Load Too Big — ■ • 1 •■ this. winter. She was: delighted wit l' •the gift, Nip .After .exelaiming o ver' my' thoughtfulness, she puts them in her purse,. six reserved seat" tic ;leets.• "Here;' I said ' in a..' bluff manly fashion, 'you'd better let, me keep those. You're liable to Jose, themY." She's always leaving her purse • at the movies, or at somebody's house, or : in Toronto. So I put them in my hip pocket,, where I ' carry ; all the things I don't want to lose., •s• Well,, a couple of days later, I was changing my pants, and of course that entailed` transferring th'e contents of my hip, pocket.' Yep; • No tickets, In the interven ing forty-eight 'hours we'd visit- ed a' • lot.'. of .people, wandered about, in. •the snow to our knees, and generally covered , a . lot of territory, At first, I was alarmed, ibut mit unduly so. I searched,.my: i trousers Carefully. .I.checked all the bureau drawers,: I• explored my wallet thoroughly. I began, going through all. the pocket's of all my clothes. No tickets. I .didn't have the nerve.td td say a word, of course. I checked with all the 'people we had visited f' searched our luggage:. I• combed: the house from 'attic, to cellar,' ,pretending • I was checking the ansul tion or something. 'No tic- kets. Finally, I : began - to • panic, The next . few ,weeks were. :a whirlwind of long=distance calls, frantic . letter -writing -•and 'middle of:.the-night Soul-searching. r. ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ w a. a' 1 -Receive Care. When' You; Ship'Ey All-Rnce>t �■ . .'WALDEN BROTHERS SUPERTFST GARPHONE COLLECT; AGE PNON ■ 248; LUCKN'OW Hingham 15 -' Kincardine 530' . Ripley 193 Traveller, or When Ordering, To WALDEN BROS.' TRANSPORT ■ 7-6541 ;pronto or GE 8.675 3 on onfoo ■ ■.. • III Tell ' Your ■' SHIP BY Phoning: RU . �IIINabr•ur■wl■a aai000 1sailin ieda■■o As the 'deadline ,• neared, the pressure; built :up. By ' this tiine I was ripping the lineing out, of my . clothes. I ;had '• turned • my, 'wallet 'inside • out 'so• often' that h I had found,a number of important documents, missing for • „years: But' no 'tickets., '. y.. * •.* The -day of the ''first, ooncert arrived. Httgh . and' his mum .were making/ big plans Drive to the' City, have a- nice dinner ' and drive home, 180 m;i1es .°in sulb- Zero i weather, ; but ::worth' -it I" agreed, with ; a sickly , smile. I was praying= I'd. •have:'•a heart at- tack, Cr that .the first Russian.. missle 'would• fall. I .went out to` get ..gas and. oil 'checked in the: car,' 1 tried • to ram a couple of.;types`on•the.way: home, but . they' ;dodged, ine At; last; after six weeks of ' m'ounti'ng. horor, 'themornerit of truth air, rived. • * t* She. ' was tearing ' around the house, . doing these last-minute things, and.. crying instruction to. Kim' and: me 'I slipped into the kitchen, took •a: big belt- out :of the 'niedicinal bottle • of brandy, emerged, put on. my most humble, look; and told her I had a 'terrible. I:confession • to. maker She thought,. it was about a woman, so inunedi ately sat down, all :ears '"I've lost the' tickets,"' I blurt= ed. "What tickets?" "The tickets ' for, the, coxicert tonight, •. and the .Other concert. next month'." , • . • • "What, in' the world' are you 'talking :about? They're in my purse. I took ' them out of your, :hip pocket the day after : ChriStr. masa. because I .knew. 'you'd lose: them." I. didn't know Whether .to slay;: ( her with the 'nearest •blunt object, or run screaming • into the: frozen. wastes outside. 'I .compromised and took another big slug of bran- dy before T 'started to so'b tin controllably from sheer :.relief. As I, say, it isn't that I'rri scared of ••rny' wife. It's just ,that she makes me nervous. 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