HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-03-09, Page 9IVEDNESDAY, MAR.. 9th, ,1960
HOLYROOD
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,,
LUCKNOIN, ONTARIO
PAGE NINE,
} Mr. and Mrs. Chester Corbett
.,of Barrie visited with Mr. R.ich-
.ard Elliott and family. .
The Women's Institute • have
"been^ enjoying the• response )of
'many in the com'rnunity in at-
'tending the euchre parties in the
,hall. Winner's last • week were
Nigh lady, Mrs. Wm. Eadie. High
,gent, (Mr. Jim iiialdenby. The
lady with the birthday in March;
Mrs: Frank Maulden. The .igentle-
, man with a March (birthday; Mr.
• llarotd Hayes: Another party is
planned for March 15th:
• , Nlrs. Robert Dales (Margaret
.Ann ) Murray.. and her friend,
Mars. , (Or.) . ?H'all orfs .Iroquois
'allsi visited, here with the for-
xner'•s parents, Mr.. and 1VMrs. P. A.
Murray.
Ur: (Richard Elliott , attended,
the Convention in. Toronto of the
Ontario Good. Roads.
Mrs. Raynard Ackert and. Mrs.
Frank Thompson, 4-11 Club lea-
ders from •Holyrood Women's.
Institute .were in Walkerton
Thursday and Friday to. the Lo-
cal leader training school, for the
Supper Club Course. ,
.Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott,
M"r. and, Mrs, ' Chester Corbett
spent an evening with Mr, and
Mrs. Wilmer Robb and Allan .arid
Mr. Howard Robb at Amberley.
Culross Township is .confront-
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410 . more adequaterural fire
protection. A proposed unit with
1,2004gallon ' water : capacity :has
been suggested, but the cost of
this would run' to "about $12,000..
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GRADE '�A' ALLALL:THE. ,WA
LucknowDistrict.
Sugar. and Spice
By W. 13 T. Smiley
It took a lot of planning, but
I Wangled a 36i hour leave the
other week -end. It was the first
time in about two .years that I'd
been off the reserve ,without the
family hanging arbund my neck
like an albatross,
•
v—v--�
It was .nicely, accomplished,, if
A white -gloved waiter brings in
your, bird, which is blazing mer'
rily, and with long .skewers and
a flourish, transports it to your
plate. Quite impresses the •poor
people eating steaks, •
On-lythis, idiot's, ,iiiourish was
a little too florid, his gloves
caught fire and -'he dropped my
bitd on, the floor while he beat.
his hot little hands together,, to
the delight of the, other diners.
I called the headwaiter, ,inform
ed him. with' Solue'hauteur :that.
I had ordered pheasant au flam-
I' do say it.. I had to see a' man in, beau;: not . flaming peasant, and.
stalkedthe lace. , •'
the city about a deal. Being an out 'of p •
old and cunning husband, If let v—v—:
on to the family that h could see
my man any week -end, This lul-
led my wife into a false sense of
security, and she . started plan-
ning our. week -end in the city.
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.
Wailing• until conditions were
ideal,' I struck. !She didn't have
her hair done, ' one of the kids
had a cold, :.and our fa ourite
baby-sitter' wasn't available. So
I arrived home. from work , on
Thursday looking depressed; told
her I'd.. just shad a . phone call
from my man, that he ;was leav-
ing on Monday for a month, in
the West, that I' had to go down
the • next day or. the deal . was
off, and • wasn,t it a shame.
She' couldn't do much but urge
` me to go., ' I protested, that . it
Wouldn't beany fun going alone.
"You go; on : now," she' pressed,
it's important and anyway RECEPTION. HELD
wouldn't you like, to get away • FOR NEWLYWEDSfrom ` us for a day?" That's like
asking; an alcoholic whether he'd n .. ,.o.,o„+;r,., ..., held in the
like a .drink. But: I '. was smart
enough to •. protestenough to.
keep her on the offensive until
she got a little sore at. my ,stub
borness.
I finally gave in reluctantly,
and after she'd searched my bag
to make sure I ,hadn't any liquor,
My whole leave '(went like that.
Had a shav e in the, hotel barber
shop. Paid the .;cashier ' with a
$10 bill and; was so busy trying
to find a dime for the little guy.
who was. beating Me, around :the
shoulders. with, ` a wisk that I
walked out without my, change,,
some $11.75. Late for my train
home, ,I ran,: skidded on ice, tore:
a cartilage in My knee and have
been, on the. •gimp , ever since.
Bought some sandwiches for the
, r de Home, set them on the ,ata-
tion floor while I' purchased my.
(ticket, , and walked •off . "without•
them: '
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Mr, and 'Mrs :, Lloyd. Collins
(Elaine MacIntyre) : They were
presented with a purse ',of money..
Ross Cumming very;. ably read
the address which: was signed on
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then, ` on behalf of :Elaine and , all. - those who attended' or in
backwards at.,„. (Draughty ` Win ,
lows I'ye ';revel: seen the old mself,' gave s•pecial, thanks' to 'a•nyway• made"it possible.`.
place so picturesque, the garbage --- --
cans silhouetted; • .on the 'snow;
:bank§., the icicles forming' :a pipe -1
g P 'pe
organ • effect ..over, the ., doer,. in I.
%w+hich stood tthe . little' woman;
her brow darkening asshe situ=
ultaneously waved and wondered
whether she'd (been. conned
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S.KELTON MEMORIALS
'Pat O'Hagan, Prop:.
% Estahllsh.ed . Oven ,Sikty \'amara
54 tut that da
Y• y y. one •
Ontario
of my •39 years as'I. belted• glee= j '• �......r
fully. through a• blizzard tocatch'(
the train .'
,taWhen I t arrived'. at Tinron.. ..
.
Agnew'RANCE gene
on; I foudtwastheweek...
:end the big . snow• had .hit the
city:: About. 200 people . 'were
waiting for cabs, and,`. none in
sight. Undaunted, full . of good
cheer, I was about 'to head . for
the subway,. when 1. saw an old
gentleman talking to the cab 'disc
pateher in great distress. In my Business.::39
kindly Canadian. way, I enquired
why ,,they :were „screaming. at,
'each other in'• fractured English.
The old chap .was in a flap. He
Was a stranger inthe city, spoke'
.almost no English, wanted • to
get to % his, hotel three miles away
and . couldn't get: a :taxi.
-vow—
I•. made it known that I'd see
lie got` there, via subway. Tears.
.of gratitude, filled his eyes when'
he understood. As we emerged
from the station, nie carrying his
'heavy •bag, a taxi pulled ;up to
dis 'gorge , a ;passenger. My gentle
old companion, snatched his • bag
from me, leaped across a'' vast
puddle, hurled himself; into the
cab and shouted "Vestbury Ho=
'tel" without: a backward glance,
As I' tramped through the slush
to the subway. station, I reflected,
somewhat sombrely, ' that • this
was Brotherhood Week.
1 thotCght a good dinner might
lift my, spirits. When"I'm on
leave, I do it . up brown. I sip
my aperitif with. ,appreciation.
• glance at the other diners with
disdain I order exotic foods,
This night,' T .was having pheas-
ant au , flambeau or something,.
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