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LUCKNOW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ' ONTARIC
WEDNESDAY,
JANE 27th.,, 1964
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The exquisitely
designed settings
with the dainty
heart motif
complement the
6 sparkling,.
register'ed perfect • .
Bluebird diamonds
truly beautiful
• twosome—
specially priced.
DO 1T NOW -- EVERYBODY 'BENE'FITS
More and .more, Canadians every year
•
. are: finding that it is' to : their advantage to
'have" work done in the wintertime when
skilled men and • materials are available.
This applies, particularly ',to home 1m,
provements renovation,', redecoration,.'
repairs and "maintenance. Most of 'us know
of jobs around our . home• which we:11 ' have
to' have done sometime. Itmay be a 're-
creation ..bora to be.. bu ilti "a. living room
• to. be redecorated, a kitchen to be remod-
elled, an extra'. . room. in the attic, new.
elect rieal' .'fixtures . or , wiring, or replacem'ent:.•
of ' plumbing or., he ating 'equipment:
Whatever. the :need,: it will`: pay you
to
'Do It Now", during the winter :be
cause --
Skilled . tradesmen, readily available. in
• the .winter, may be too , busy in the spring
ar summer . months : to 'do' smaller renova-
tion jobs.
When tradesmen are not too 'rushed
they can do; better., Work: which results . in
economy for you
Deliveries and seriice. on 'miiiaterials . are
' better when Supply' houses:are not.so o bus.y.
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Sometimes, also, • firths offer special .winter.
discounts.
In addition, to home m
roovema ent
s
there are many other things that can be
:.
donne advantageously' during the winter in -
THIS Is MINOR HOCKEY•
WEEK IN''CANADA
TAKE- L'lON'T
SEND YOUR .80Y
TO THE STADIUM
eluding maintenance• and repair of ' lawn ,
mowers, electrical appliances, outboard`.!..
motors .and automobiles,. as' well as :-dry
cleaning 'of drapes and,rugs, replacement'•
• of upholstery, etc.' By ' taking a::realistic..
approach to winter. work you also will be
helping your community ° for you'll be
creating employment for workers •during
the traditional winter ;lullthus effecting a
saving', in welfare and 'Other costs.
fp the' "Do., It Now" . campaign our,
own interests ' coincide with good citizen-
ship, for, when everybody works, .. every
.body' benefits.
FOR HAPPINESS
HOW TO STAY. YOUNG
.:Youth is .not a timeof life''•• it is. a
state of mind. We grow .old only by de-
serting our ideals,..' Years wrinkle the . skin
to giveup enthusiasm='; wrinkles :the
soul.,. Worry,` :doubt, self -distrust;: "fear' and
despair these are the long, ' long years
that bow the head and turn the. growing
,spirit back to dust. There is in ;the hearts
of all of us, whether seven . or seventy, ''the:
love of Wonder. 'and . the love of life We..
areas young as
- o our :faithand as old `as: our
,
doubts -- as young as our self confidence
--`and as ' old• as -our "'fear' — as young as
our hope • and as 'old -as our despair.`
Author, Unknown;
..rlittle gentle care on your , part
GARDEN .SCENTS may .revive that beautiful shrub.
•
AND NONSENSE
The 'wintry blasts are blowing
and the • snow is piling` up, While
you're nice.,and cosy beside the
fireplace; . how be to give a little
thought to your'•garden for :1960
Did you get any.new seed cata
logues, as yet?: These are•' a sure
source of ;ins'iration and provide
'one. with: 'a biglift' inp
• • the; dead:
of : winter.:
Ice storms and; the bitter
winds have reaped a • toll ; ,on
some of 'the' ornamental trees.,
In Most ` cases these.' will' pro,-
hi
• bably have : to • be replaced. Some
can probably ' be saved if you
carefully remove the coating of
• ice (applying salt or hot, water
is no good)' 'fy gently tapping.
the twigs' or branches and byi
gradually working back' to their
normal position. They may have.
<
toer ° be liel h re
d t , by means of
cloths or . soft twine. Broken
branches- stiottld he sheared off
• sight .net. to the main . stalk, do
not leave: stubs either • oii . the
Main ' trunk or on branched.* A
We. suggest • asyou go through
your catalogues ydu have 'a de-
finite; plan .in' ;mind. Just what
youintend to plant and where,
so you •may `'.• determine "' how
much: When• you, are doing• this.
w'hy not look, for something
new?'We always like to look at
theew ears za : a s when ' they come
;out, ,:etc., why not new: plants:
and, •flowers There . '.are.' a great
many ' new varieties introduced•
every dear and' Nye. feel that
everyone' should .try" at least
one new• ° thing each year. ' Some,
times the seeds or , bulbs or
plants., are very' expensive - but
govern yourself by your budget:
There is soiriethin: .new for',
everybody, a new, pleasure and
thrill awaits you, try it.
Just to tip you off, here, are
a few introductions coining out.
in 1960,, In the vegetables .,You
Will find new kinds from lettuce
yo turnips to wa'termel'ons. In
flowers, :there are a :}lost of new
petunias, gladiolus,., dahlias. and
roses, several new snapdragons
and marigolds, •
I; don't know whether,you
folks feel as I do but I just
over, seed ` catalogues.,They .are
more entertaining and much,;
more; • educational than•' most
tripe ; that clutters the TV • waves
these. evenings. There is an ;an -
final • Sweet ' William,Bight
.
Eyes ; which' • grows 15 to . 10"
high, •'is' good In bedding or
keeps well as `a cut flower. A'
heavenly ``•bluepetunia uniform
in growth and colour is mel;cury.
Those who admired the Climax.
marigolds ' last year ` will drill,
to 'a new ,introduction, Toreador,.
which is .a. bright . `medium or,
ange colour with . ;flowers . borne
on two, ' foot• steins; The •all
American Glad 'selections' include
Landmark,ruffled , aeep cream,
and a miniature Little Pansy,
light' blue • with deep blue • pansy
like, blotches, ' A new dahlia
Comes. from.. Holland is : cactus
type yet is fimbriated, in other
words each petal is{lacinated at
the tips and. bicoloured. Chry-
santhemums are spectacular • also
everything from little button
singles. to` huge blooms six inches'
or ' more 'across There are new
shrubs new fruits and berries
:ON ALL MAKES, OF :.
DIAMOND. RI NGS .
eweter.
Lucknow.:—:Ontario'
ASHFIELD , PRESBYTERIAN
:.CHURCH ANNUAL •
annual meeting of the
Ashfield Presbyterian. Church.
was ',held last . week with .Rev.
Neil 'McCombie::, presiding. The
treasurers; report ,was received
;officers .elected and reports giv;-
en;. by ' all '' organizations ;. of,' ' the
church indicated. 'a 'successful.
year.•
Ani increase in the :�budget•,was.
proposed and some 'salaries. were
increased:°
Richard : West.' was elected to
'ill ' the..vacancy on the Board
Of • Managers.
At a meeting early in -January
of the 'Children of the' Church,
the followin 'officers .were a ;
g P
Pointed: pres.,; Donna Wylds;
sec., `.:Margaret Simpson; treas.,
Christine MacLennan. 'Thelead-•
ers of the Mission Band are Mrs.
George Monerief•• and Mrs., Colin
.Howes. - Members are asked to
bring pictures',of Africa to make'.
a poster
so the • fru is can be •kept nor
p
reserved . eatsieie
r' and ',ibetter:
Take Your choice there is n end
ofrthe.s ilit • of 1e�su e
epos �tb , � •• • pleasure
•
•you. may, ;derive from these
new introductions. Good Tuok, if.
you have unusual success with
something new.drop us• a _ line
' u' - -, we can.':t
and:;let. s:knowgrow,
everything new but we sure like'
Y :g
o ear a, o i' ,
SUBMITS RESOLUTION
ON 'CIVIL, DEFENCE • •
The ,Routine Proceedings and;
Orders 'of the Day of . the :House
of Commons at .Ottawa • for ' Jan-
uary.' Oth
anuary.:20th contained the follow-
ing : ` proposed resolution by
Andy Robinson, Federal Member
for• 'Bruce: —' "That, in the
opinion of this ;House; the' gov-
ernment should give early con-
sideration . to the advisability :of,
'authorizing. the Department of:
National Defence to : accept, any
proffered assistance from' any
rbranches:. of The Canadian Le -
'ion' who desire •to, give.: assist-
ance* towards Grail Defence.
will ;of'. their. own. Others marry
one.
Defin•o; n oldtmer_'
who canition rememfober'. penny postOne-
card
a,
"Mother, what is, a•. trousseau?'.!
inquired a puzzled 'six. year old "
girl. The mother' looked across
the "room at her husband hiding
behind the paper; and said,
trousseau is the clothes the 'bride
wears for six or seven years .
after she is married."
• Because of motor trouble, .two
tourist. girls, garbed in very,
g ._ , 'drove very brief shorts drove into • a.
small town. garage, and ,stepped
from the convertible. Whereupon
.the old shop foreman gazed :at a
young 'mechanic who stopped ,at : `
his work 'to' gawk, and growled,
."ome, come, Orville! Y'ou'rel a
motor, a*pert, ; liot a body man-- '
remem�er?Y' ,
A new` strawberry climbs np, t•6 h b pit 't
stakes and can be
picked ;with- Time for. •.a line .or tiro in the
out stooping, new pears and not)sense col unn. '
.:Borne, men are. born With. a
seent to go gaga when I ponder raspberries specially hybridized
•.