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THE LUCKNQw sprrpTztit LUCKNow. ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, JULY 6th,, .1960.
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Established ' Over Sixty Years
Walkerton Phone 638-w Ontario
LOCHALSH
A. number from this comnu
nity' attended a shower for Jean
Richards on Saturday evening at
the home of •Mrs. Alex Andrew,
Lucknow. •
Mr. and' Mrs. Elliott 'Sandy
spent Thursday, in Londen and
Clinton.
John McCharles is a, victim of
• the° mumps as' are "..rs. Ross
MacKenzie 'and Brad.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartley McTav
ish' of .Toronto ;spent the -.holiday,
week -end with ,' Mr. and Mrs.
George . McGillivray:
Mr, and Mrs. David Elphick
spent Sunday in London where;,
they visited with Mrs. Bert Al-
ton, ae.patient in Victoria:Hospi-
to•alt- of , the thirty one pupils of.
Lochalsh. School who were pro-
moted on Wednesday.:
Annette; Elphick, daughter. ,of
I Mr:. and 'Mrs„ . Ken Elphick is 'week -end.
Then,' some . Friday' evening' in
July, you're mowing the dawn &
sweating like a horse. You have
your shirt off,and you're '= un-
shaven. Your wife has a cold-
Sugar aid' Sp1+c
By WR
IS, T. Smiley
There is no • •social catastrophe
more appalling than• having 'peo-
ple. take you up on ;one of those
oasual . invitationsyou don't real-
ly mean, to "drop in and see 95
if. ;you're up our way." It hap.-
pens, to; usevery summer, and on
several occasions has _almost des-
troyed. -our marriage.
You _know how it; is. • You're
at a wedding -or something, in the
city; back in February. During;
the post -nuptial conviviality, you.
get to chatting , With some a cox-
sins of the.. bride, a nice couple
you hadn't' 'met, .before. They're
charming,, and so are. you.. You'd
lave to `see some more of them,
because they •' think, you're so
witty.. You insist that theyy come
and see you for a week -end, in.
the'summer, Your ' wife . starts
eyeing :you ,fwitlh that look that
means, it'.s the you . left the par-
ty. So, .while :she'sgetting her.
coat, .you make your new ohui'ns
promise, , right there, and then,
that' they'll . mune. and •. visit you.
You.' even make -them pick• a
still a patient in ' War Memorial,.
' Hospital; London, '
Finlay MacDonald at-
tended . a • shower in Guelph ,
honor of Jean Richards, daugh-
ter of . • Mz . and Mrs. Orland Ki-
chards.. r- sore and his 'lust rwashhd. her
Baptism services were heldnI
hair and put itup Your ,kids
Ashfield Presbyterian. �Church
(have. just : come home. from play -
on Sunday 'when fourchildren mg at the sandpiit, and ' are a
were 'baptized. 'Thomas. Kenneth, charming composite of sweat and
son of `Mr. and 'Mrs. Finlay Mc- sand,from head to toe:' And a
`Leniian, Roderick Eldon, son' 'of big car pulls up at. • the house.
This stranger climbs out,. and' his
wife and: three kids " climb out
, after • him. •
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"Well, • .here we • are, :Old ' bud-
Assisting Barkwell ' Visitors with ' Mr. Dana' Mac= ,dy,", he :grins happily. "Better
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With the 'ha .iii" i :;Mr Jim Mc-' .'Donald overlate than never. You have never
the y, g s'. , a .the• holiday: were .
Taxi li .of. Lucknov�•: ,Sally and Louise. Ma aid: of seen the man :before in' your ,en,-
Visitors with Mr. and: Mrs:.` Windsor, Mr: aid. Mrs; , Ralph tire life. There's a .squeal from
Oliver ' • MeiCharles and John ,Cowell and family of •.London;.the old . Girl, and you hear the
were Allan McCharles of Toren-, 'Mrs. Elizabeth .Ford 'and family ,door ,slam behind you, and •. her
to, Mrs: Daisy *Chines, Cl n of Fordwic'h. • feet pattering .up the back stairs.
ton, Mr. and. Mrs, Wilfred Evans • . Mrs. Annie MacDonald is holt- The kids come over and ,stand
of Bidgetowri. da � Muskoka. beside • you, wiping their noses
. Visitors .:: with Mr. and ' Mrs. ' Ma in for with the backs . of their hands &1e..,A�acDonald• of ; Wds
Em le McLennaii.for the' holiday spent the -Week -end •with' Mr. ;& 'sting at the •strange kids,'• who
*ere . Louise • McLennan , 'and •'Mrs. Alex. MacDonald. ': stare back with interest., =
'Bruce ;Miller 'ef ' 'Toronto, Jack Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacLean
McLennan. and friend also 'visit, . and familof Co. `_ ood visit -4 It's .not•until' you ask them into
y . , lliizgw �risi • y
ed in same home. ed with Mr. and . Mrs: Dan liffar-' the house, and the man pulls a
Congratulations: are in order Lean, ,pile of suitcases out of the car,
that the full ima
pact, is'!kelt, .the
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■ FOR FAST, EFFICIENT OVERNIGHT :. * ; thinks are : here for the week -
Mr. ' ;and ; Mrs. Eldon Mclennan,
�'honlas,, son'of'Mr and Mrs..
Walter McLean and - Mary '•Di-
anne • daughter of 'Mr.' and' Mrs.
Roy Gibson..--
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they were prob-
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a upstairs, •Atter some '•draggly
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He toils withloving care on the construction of a home for- his family.
Beavers mate for life, and their homes •
• are built with an eye to permanent use.
When a man builds or buys a home, he,too, likes to .
feel that it is permanent. For it is at ,home that the family develops roots
and friendships., Safeguarding the home for the family is but one
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refrigerator, • open, . for ... three
days; .one warm . "bottle' of soda
water, left, over ,from Christmas:
'The vendors are closed. : So • you
send :the kids 'to the corner .for
some cold pop, and sit, 'around
grinning at your guests in ami-
able agony. .
:. Your' wife: comes down, a '.bit
red -eyed but looking pretty .lair.
She's taken out her curlers,and
buried the 'coldsore, under a
.quarter -inch •of make-up; She's
Smiling' with. ferocious' gaiety, and
says What, . a lovely.' 'surprise. to
have them :drop in. 'And whets
she .walks .past you o make a
pot of tea, she throws 'you a -'look
like a knife..•
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With a faint ' •glim p ' "erin of
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hope, you ask .Ernie if he likes
to:, golf or would' like to ,go fish-
ing.
ish-ing . in: the morning. '"Never.
,could . see much in it,". . says' •Ern,'
and, your heart hits your heels:
Ernie, : it turns .out, is 1 curler;
and he spends the next 40 'min
utes telling you about the trophy
his rink woulda' •won; last winter,
if • one' of the, boy's. haddena hadda
•rioff night. •
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In the meantime, your wifeis
congratulating Elsie, as shetur+ns
out to ; be, on : having such, lovely
children. At 'this juncture,- there
is a wild scream outsider and.. one
of the. lovely children runs in
bleeding 'heavily trent the nose,
which•,.: your small daughter has
'just punched.. ,
Let's just • draw 'a veil over the
est! of the weeken_d,_shall.• we?
Except to mention that: Ernie
had, a jnasty habit of. telling,': in
front of, your wife, .about • how
he scrubs all the floors for Elsie,
every Saturday:: one • °`:of ''their
children'': got into sortie lovely'
Olsen ivy on the picnic,you: took
them on; and. Elsie turned . a bit:
frigid after overhearing', one of
your kids pipe: "Isn't she •a silly
lady?
ST. HELEN'S-
Mrs.
ELENS Mrs. Alex Murdie and Mr. &
`Mrs. Mel" Brown: of,. .Kitchener,
were week -end guests of Mr''. &
Mrs. Lorne Woods:
:me.: and 'Mrs. .Gordon' .Miller,.
Were •up' from London' for 'the •
holiday . week' -end:, Their son,
Larry . is attending camp . at
Kirkland 'flake
• .We' . are glad .'to` report that
Mrs William .. MacPherson is
making. favorable recovery from
pneumonia m the Wingharn :and
District General Hospital:, . '•
Mrs.. Sam Durnin is a 'visitor
With :Mr. and Mrs. • Andrew,.
Gaunt.. • •
111r. Barri " ..McR ,
uillin • is at-
tending the extension courses in
Psychology and English at the
'Western` University, London. '
• Don't forget Children'say
at the .meeting of the Women's.
Institute this (Thursday) after-
noon: at 2:30. `Roll call. , 7.
. Your'
childhood picture...and a nursery.
rhyme for the children: Picnic
lunch.
Ft. Ift.. 'Keith .and• Mrs. Black,
David, Fred, Gordon and' 1(e-•.
vin•and Mrs. H V. Black of Ot-
tawa, • L.A.C. and Mrs. • Fred
.Thompson, Benny.. and .:Billy of
Exeter, 'Mr. and Mrs:: D'Arcey
Thompson,'. Misses'' Gloria and
Kathleen' Thompson of Montrose,:
B.C.• Were visitors with Mr.. and •
Mrs✓ Gordon MacPherson for the
.holiday weak -end. •. 'The Black
boys; . remained . for—at-longer—
Dr.
or _ a� :longer_
'holiday,
Dr. George MacGregor, • his
daughter, 'Mrs. "Kuehorn; :and her
sons, Bert, Johnhh• :'and • Bernard :of
Chicago were guests • of MVir. and •
Mrs. George Stuart for the holi•.
day week -end..: '
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